CPA Women’s Singles Rankings 2024: The Canadian Pickleball Association (CPA) has released its newest Women’s Singles rankings, and the competitive landscape is evolving with an exciting mix of experienced players and promising newcomers. The latest list reflects the ongoing dominance of seasoned players while highlighting the potential of up-and-coming talent across the country.
Maria Klokotzky: Holding Strong at Number One
Maria Klokotzky, hailing from Ottawa, Ontario, sits comfortably in the top spot with 1000 CPA points and 700 PWR points. Her powerful gameplay and strategic approach have made her a dominant force in the women’s singles field.
Klokotzky’s consistency and ability to adapt to her opponents’ strengths have made her a fan favorite and a force to be reckoned with as she continues to lead the pack.
Christina Chin: A Consistent Threat
In second place is Christina Chin from Richmond Hill, Ontario, with 800 CPA points and 525 PWR points. Known for her precision and quick reflexes, Chin has consistently performed at a high level in tournaments.
Her rise up the rankings reflects her dedication to honing her skills and preparing herself to challenge Klokotzky for the top position. Chin’s steady improvement shows that she’s just getting started.
Carolina Hack: A Rising Contender
Carolina Hack, representing Mississauga, Ontario, claims third place with 600 CPA points and 420 PWR points. Hack has emerged as one of the most exciting players to watch.
Her aggressive style and relentless drive have propelled her into the top rankings. With a growing reputation, Hack is ready to challenge the best in the game and possibly shake up the top spots in future tournaments.
Jordann Vigna: Staying in the Fight
In fourth place is Jordann Vigna from Stockton, Quebec, with 400 CPA points and 350 PWR points. Vigna has remained a staple in the top ranks of Canadian pickleball.
Her blend of experience and mental toughness allows her to compete at a high level, despite the younger generation’s rapid rise. Vigna’s place in the rankings speaks to her adaptability and experience in intense situations.
Kim Layton: A Competitive Force
Kim Layton from Calgary, Alberta, sits in fifth place with 200 CPA points and 280 PWR points. Layton’s versatility and aggressive playstyle have earned her recognition within the top rankings.
Though she may not be at the very top, her position is a testament to her dedication and skill, and her potential for future climbs up the standings remains high.
Mya Bui: Building Momentum
At sixth place is Mya Bui from Pickering, Ontario, with 100 CPA points and 175 PWR points. As a rising star in the Canadian pickleball scene, Bui has shown impressive promise, and her solid performances suggest that she has the ability to rise further in the rankings. With hard work and determination, she is one to watch in upcoming events.
Candice Ernst: The Competitive Underdog
Candice Ernst from Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, claims the seventh position with 50 CPA points and 105 PWR points. Ernst has shown moments of brilliance in her matches, and while she may not be at the very top yet, her competitive nature and ability to challenge stronger opponents suggest that she could make a push in future rankings.
Emma (Ruoyi) Li: Gaining Experience
In eighth place, Emma (Ruoyi) Li from Kirkland, Quebec, has earned 25 CPA points and 70 PWR points. Li is still in the early stages of her career but has already shown strong potential. As she continues to gain experience and refine her game, she could see significant improvements in her rankings in the coming years.
Amy Hiltz: Developing her Game
Lastly, Amy Hiltz from North York, Ontario, rounds out the top ten with 10 CPA points and 35 PWR points. While still a newcomer to the competitive scene, Hiltz is learning the ropes and developing her skills. With time and experience, she has the potential to make strides in the rankings and rise through the field.
| Rank | Player | CPA Points | PWR Points |
| 1 | Maria Klokotzky | 1,000 | 700 |
| 2 | Christina Chin | 800 | 525 |
| 3 | Carolina Hack | 600 | 420 |
| 4 | Jordann Vigna | 400 | 350 |
| 5 | Kim Layton | 200 | 280 |
| 6 | Mya Bui | 100 | 175 |
| 7 | Candice Ernst | 50 | 105 |
| 8 | Emma (Ruoyi) Li | 25 | 70 |
| 9 | Amy Hiltz | 10 | 35 |
News in Brief: CPA Women’s Singles Rankings 2024
The latest Canadian Pickleball Association Women’s Singles rankings reveal a strong showing from experienced players, with Maria Klokotzky and Christina Chin leading the charge.
New talents like Carolina Hack and Mya Bui are quickly making their mark in the top ten. The rankings highlight a blend of established dominance and fresh competitors ready to shake things up in the coming tournaments.
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