Federico Staksrud and Catherine Parenteau Claim Bronze at PPA: At the PPA Tour’s Selkirk Kansas City Open, Federico Staksrud and Catherine Parenteau displayed their skill and teamwork, clinching the bronze medal in the Mixed Doubles Pro Main Draw. The duo delivered a dominant performance against Hunter Johnson and Parris Todd, securing the win in straight sets with scores of 11-1 and 11-2.
Dominant Performance
Staksrud and Parenteau controlled the match from the outset, showing precision and power. Their aggressive strategy kept Johnson and Todd on the defensive, allowing them to dominate both sets with relative ease. The pair’s coordination and strategic play were key factors in their victory, as they quickly established and maintained control throughout the match.
A Noteworthy Achievement
This bronze medal adds to the growing list of accolades for Staksrud and Parenteau, both of whom continue to make their mark on the professional pickleball court. Their victory at the Selkirk Kansas City Open shows their potential as a formidable mixed doubles team, with the ability to compete at the highest levels of the sport.
Final Results
| Team | Set 1 | Set 2 |
| Federico Staksrud / Catherine Parenteau | 11 | 11 |
| Hunter Johnson / Parris Todd | 1 | 2 |
News in Brief: Federico Staksrud and Catherine Parenteau Claim Bronze at PPA
Federico Staksrud and Catherine Parenteau secured the bronze medal in the Mixed Doubles Pro Main Draw at the PPA Tour’s Selkirk Kansas City Open. The pair delivered a commanding performance, defeating Hunter Johnson and Parris Todd in straight sets with scores of 11-1 and 11-2.
Staksrud and Parenteau’s victory was marked by their precise and powerful play, which left their opponents struggling to keep up. This win adds another accolade to their growing list of achievements on the professional pickleball circuit. Their success in Kansas City shows their potential as a strong mixed doubles team, making them a duo to watch in upcoming tournaments.
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