Kaitlynn Hart and Andrew Horridge’s Semifinal Run: Kaitlynn Hart and Andrew Horridge secured a dominant win over Seina Shima and Oliver Dobson in the semifinals of the Pro Mixed Doubles at the PPA Tour Australia’s 2025 Perth Pickleball Open on May 10. The match took place in Perth, where Hart and Horridge won in straight games, 11-1 and 11-4.
The Perth Pickleball Open is a major stop in the PPA Tour Australia, attracting top players from around the world. In this semifinal, Kaitlynn Hart and Andrew Horridge showed strong teamwork and control. Their victory means they move on to the final round of the tournament.
Powerful Play from the Start
Kaitlynn Hart and Andrew Horridge began the match with energy and focus. In the first game, they scored 11 points quickly, while Seina Shima and Oliver Dobson could only manage 1 point. Hart and Horridge kept their momentum in the second game, finishing 11-4.
Their strong serves and fast returns made it hard for Shima and Dobson to respond. The match was one-sided, with Hart and Horridge leading from the start. Their confidence and smart positioning helped them dominate the court.
One-Sided Semifinal Outcome
This win puts Kaitlynn Hart and Andrew Horridge into the finals, where they will face the next top team. Seina Shima and Oliver Dobson, who had shown great form in earlier rounds, couldn’t keep up this time. The quick points and strong rallies gave Hart and Horridge a clear edge.
Looking Ahead to the Finals
The victory highlights Kaitlynn Hart and Andrew Horridge as strong title contenders. With this performance, they’ve proven they are ready for the championship match. Their teamwork, speed, and strategy could carry them to the tournament win. The finals promise to be an exciting showdown.
News in Brief: Kaitlynn Hart and Andrew Horridge’s Semifinal Run
Kaitlynn Hart and Andrew Horridge beat Seina Shima and Oliver Dobson 11-1, 11-4 in the semifinals of the Perth Pickleball Open on May 10, 2025. Their solid win sends them to the finals of the Pro Mixed Doubles in the PPA Tour Australia.
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