CPA Women’s Doubles Rankings: In the realm of women’s doubles pickleball, the latest rankings from the Canadian Pickleball Association (CPA) reveal an impressive display of talent and determination. The rankings serve as a mirror reflecting the hard work and competitive spirit of female athletes who are pushing the boundaries of the sport.
Leading the Charge
At the forefront are Jessica Kawamoto and Maria Klokotzky, who have claimed the top position with an impressive 1000 CPA points. This dynamic duo from Hamilton and Ottawa exemplifies the essence of teamwork, showcasing their skills and chemistry on the court. Their ability to read each other’s moves and anticipate plays has made them a formidable presence in tournaments, earning them respect among peers.
Hot on their heels are Christina Chin from Richmond Hill and Kim Layton of Calgary, holding the second spot with 800 CPA points. This pair’s combination of strategic plays and agility has made them a force to be reckoned with, as they continue to refine their skills and adapt to the evolving competitive landscape of pickleball.
Rising Competitors
In third place, Emma (Ruoyi) Li from Kirkland and Nasha Ghajar from Clarence have accumulated 600 CPA points. Their collaborative approach and adaptability on the court illustrate their potential for continued growth in the rankings. They are not just competitors; they are emerging stars, quickly capturing the attention of the pickleball community.
Jordann Vigna and Sophia Racine, representing Stockton and Montréal respectively, sit in fourth with 400 CPA points. Their on-court synergy and tactical awareness have propelled them to a competitive ranking, and their performances suggest they are ready to challenge the top teams in future events.
Notable Pairings
The competition doesn’t stop there. Candice Ernst from Bridgewater and Fabiana Camara of Margate occupy the fifth spot with 200 CPA points. Their experience and resilience are evident as they work hard to climb the ranks.
Carolina Hack and Ariana Rodriguez have claimed sixth place with 100 CPA points, while Mya Bui and Melissa Cutler round out the rankings in seventh with 50 points. These players bring unique skills to the court, contributing to the rich tapestry of talent in women’s pickleball.
As these athletes continue to compete and refine their craft, they pave the way for future generations, embodying the spirit of perseverance and excellence that defines the sport.
| Rank | Player | CPA Points |
| 1 | Jessica Kawamoto & Maria Klokotzky | 1000 |
| 2 | Christina Chin & Kim Layton | 800 |
| 3 | Emma (Ruoyi) Li & Nasha Ghajar | 600 |
| 4 | Jordann Vigna & Sophia Racine | 400 |
| 5 | Candice Ernst & Fabiana Camara | 200 |
| 6 | Carolina Hack & Ariana Rodriguez | 100 |
| 7 | Mya Bui & Melissa Cutler | 50 |
News in Brief: CPA Women’s Doubles Rankings
The latest CPA women’s doubles rankings are led by Jessica Kawamoto and Maria Klokotzky with 1000 CPA points, followed by Christina Chin and Kim Layton in second place with 800 points. Emma (Ruoyi) Li and Nasha Ghajar hold the third position with 600 points, while Jordann Vigna and Sophia Racine are fourth with 400 points. Candice Ernst and Fabiana Camara sit fifth with 200 points. Carolina Hack and Ariana Rodriguez are sixth with 100 points, and Mya Bui and Melissa Cutler complete the rankings in seventh with 50 points. The rankings highlight the growing talent in women’s pickleball across Canada.
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