Tweed Heads Pickleball Cup Women’s Doubles: Somer Dalla-Bona and Roos van Reek captured the gold medal in the Pro Women’s Doubles at the PPA Tour Australia: Tweed Heads Pickleball Cup. The tournament was held on April 6, 2025, in Tweed Heads, Australia, featuring a single-elimination bracket for 5.0 and above players.
Dalla-Bona and van Reek delivered a strong performance, defeating Jamie Haas and Kaitlynn Hart in the final to secure the top prize. Haas and Hart earned the silver medal, while Danni-Elle Townsend and Selina Turulja took home the bronze after a competitive tournament run.
Tournament Background and Format
The Tweed Heads Pickleball Cup is one of Australia’s key events for elite players. It features top talents competing for medals and recognition on the PPA Tour Australia.
This event used a single-elimination format, meaning teams had no second chances. Dalla-Bona and van Reek showed teamwork and smart play to advance match by match to the final, where they claimed the gold.
Match Highlights and Results
Dalla-Bona and van Reek proved to be a strong duo throughout the day. In the final, they overcame tough competition from Haas and Hart, who played well but could not match the winners’ pace and teamwork. Meanwhile, Townsend and Turulja fought hard through earlier rounds to finish with a bronze medal, showcasing grit and solid skills in every match.
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Importance and Future Outlook
The win boosts Dalla-Bona and van Reek’s standing among Australia’s best pickleball players. Their success in a tough bracket shows the depth of talent in the growing sport. As pickleball continues to expand across Australia, more exciting matches and emerging stars are expected in upcoming tournaments.
News in Brief: Tweed Heads Pickleball Cup Women’s Doubles
Somer Dalla-Bona and Roos van Reek won gold in Pro Women’s Doubles at the Tweed Heads Pickleball Cup on April 6, 2025. Jamie Haas and Kaitlynn Hart finished with silver, while Danni-Elle Townsend and Selina Turulja earned bronze in the single-elimination tournament for 5.0 and above players.
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