CPA Women’s Doubles Rankings: The latest Canadian Pickleball Association (CPA) Women’s Doubles rankings show some of the most exciting and competitive players in the game today. As the season progresses, the battle for the top spots has intensified, with experienced players and rising stars vying for dominance on the court.
Dominant Duo: Jessica Kawamoto and Maria Klokotzky
At the top of the rankings are Jessica Kawamoto and Maria Klokotzky, who have made their mark with an impressive 1000 CPA points and 700 PWR points. Their collaboration has been nothing short of exceptional, and their consistent performances have kept them firmly in the number one spot. With their excellent chemistry and strong technical skills, this pair has become a force to be reckoned with in the women’s doubles scene.
Strong Challengers: Christina Chin and Kim Layton
Christina Chin and Kim Layton occupy the second position with 800 CPA points and 525 PWR points. They have been one of the most formidable partnerships in recent months, showing resilience and strategic play.
Chin and Layton’s ability to adapt under pressure has made them strong contenders, and it will be interesting to see if they can challenge the top duo in upcoming events.
Rising Stars: Emma Li and Nasha Ghajar
In third place, Emma (Ruoyi) Li and Nasha Ghajar have also put together a standout performance, accumulating 600 CPA points and 420 PWR points. This pairing’s rise in the rankings has been marked by their dynamic style of play, with both players showing immense promise and improving with every competition. With the right mindset and continued growth, they could soon make their move toward the top.
Rising Up: Jordann Vigna and Sophia Racine
Jordann Vigna and Sophia Racine have solidified themselves in the top 5 with 400 CPA points and 350 PWR points. Both players have been impressive, showing their depth of talent and teamwork. Their ability to combine power and precision gives them a solid chance to move even further up the rankings.
Competitive Depth
The rankings don’t stop there, with Candice Ernst and Fabiana Camara securing fifth place with 200 CPA points and 280 PWR points. In sixth place, Carolina Hack and Ariana Rodriguez are proving themselves to be contenders, collecting 100 CPA points and 175 PWR points.
Mya Bui and Melissa Cutler round out the rankings with 50 CPA points and 105 PWR points, showing that the competition for dominance in women’s doubles is as fierce as ever.
A Competitive Future Ahead
As the season continues, the CPA Women’s Doubles rankings are sure to see more shifts as these talented players continue to compete.
With top teams like Jessica Kawamoto and Maria Klokotzky at the lead, and rising partnerships like Emma Li and Nasha Ghajar, the future of women’s doubles in the CPA looks bright. The competition will only grow more intense, providing thrilling matchups and incredible displays of skill on the court.
| Rank | Team (Player 1 & Player 2) | CPA Points | PWR Points |
| 1 | Jessica Kawamoto & Maria Klokotzky | 1,000 | 700 |
| 2 | Christina Chin & Kim Layton | 800 | 525 |
| 3 | Emma (Ruoyi) Li & Nasha Ghajar | 600 | 420 |
| 4 | Jordann Vigna & Sophia Racine | 400 | 350 |
| 5 | Candice Ernst & Fabiana Camara | 200 | 280 |
| 6 | Carolina Hack & Ariana Rodriguez | 100 | 175 |
| 7 | Mya Bui & Melissa Cutler | 50 | 105 |
News in Brief: CPA Women’s Doubles Rankings
The Canadian Pickleball Association (CPA) Women’s Doubles rankings feature Jessica Kawamoto and Maria Klokotzky at the top, followed by Christina Chin and Kim Layton in second. Emma Li and Nasha Ghajar are in third, with Jordann Vigna and Sophia Racine taking fourth place.
Other notable pairings include Candice Ernst and Fabiana Camara, and Carolina Hack with Ariana Rodriguez. The competition remains fierce, and the rankings are expected to continue evolving in upcoming events.
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