Maryland Open Pro Champions: The Maryland Open’s pro category delivered high-caliber action at Dill Dinkers in Finksburg. From August 29 to September 1, 2024, the region’s best players battled for top honors in intense matches. Standout performances included Oliver Wei and Arpit Dhir’s victory in the Men’s Open Doubles and Van Damrongsri’s dual wins in Mixed Doubles and Open Singles.
Men’s Open Doubles (Merged) Division
In the Men’s Open Doubles (Merged) division, the duo of Oliver Wei and Arpit Dhir emerged victorious, clinching the gold medal after a series of intense matches. They outplayed the formidable team of Justin Lui and Waymon Peet, who settled for silver. The bronze medal went to the pair of David McNally and David Richardson, who fought valiantly throughout the tournament.
Mixed Open Doubles: Bialek and Damrongsri Take Gold
The Mixed Open Doubles division was equally thrilling, with Alyssa Bialek and Van Damrongsri taking home the gold. They showed remarkable synergy on the court, outperforming their opponents Christina Barker and Waymon Peet, who secured the silver medal. The bronze went to Georgia Johns and Justin Lui, whose performance was a highlight of the event.
Open Singles: Damrongsri Reigns Supreme
The Open Singles category showed individual excellence, with Van Damrongsri standing out as the gold medalist. His skill and precision on the court were unmatched, leading him to victory over Kartik Veerepalli, who earned the silver medal. Carolina Correia rounded out the podium with a bronze medal, proving her skills against some of the best players in the region.
News in Brief: Maryland Open Pro Champions
The Maryland Open concluded with thrilling matches in the pro category, held at Dill Dinkers in Finksburg. In the Men’s Open Doubles, Oliver Wei and Arpit Dhir clinched gold, with Justin Lui and Waymon Peet taking silver.
The Mixed Open Doubles saw Alyssa Bialek and Van Damrongsri emerge victorious, while Van Damrongsri also secured gold in the Open Singles. Kartik Veerepalli earned silver in singles, and Carolina Correia took bronze. The event highlighted top-tier competition, showing exceptional talent and skill across all matches.
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