The 12th Annual Mesa Regal Steve Judy Pickleball Tournament in Mesa, Arizona, brought intense competition and exciting matchups to the courts. One of the most competitive divisions was the Men’s Doubles (4.0 Skill, 63 and Above), where Kent Edwards and Jerome Windmon faced off against James Fleming and Donald McIlwraith in a gripping final.
Men’s Doubles 4.0 Skill: A Thrilling Final
The final match in the Men’s Doubles (4.0 Skill) division lived up to expectations, with both teams putting on a show of strategic play and athleticism. Edwards and Windmon fought hard, but Fleming and McIlwraith proved to be the stronger pair.
The match began with a closely contested first set, which Edwards and Windmon lost 9-11. In the second set, the competition tightened even further, with both teams exchanging points. However, Fleming and McIlwraith sealed the win with a 12-10 victory in the second set, claiming the championship in a well-played match.
Fleming and McIlwraith Secure the Title with Solid Play
Fleming and McIlwraith’s victory was the result of a well-coordinated performance, combining precision shots and a disciplined approach to each point. Their teamwork and ability to capitalize on key moments in the match helped them secure the win. Despite a strong effort from Edwards and Windmon, the duo from California proved to be the more consistent pair, finishing with the trophy in hand.
Another Successful Year for Mesa Regal Tournament
The 12th Annual Mesa Regal Steve Judy Pickleball Tournament once again showed the talent and determination of pickleball players from across the country.
The Men’s Doubles (4.0 Skill, 63 and Above) final was just one of many exciting matches, with Fleming and McIlwraith’s win serving as a highlight. The tournament continues to be one of the most anticipated events in the pickleball calendar, and fans are already looking forward to the next edition.
News in Brief: 12th Annual Mesa Regal Steve Judy Pickleball Tournament
The 12th Annual Mesa Regal Steve Judy Pickleball Tournament, held from December 2-4, 2024, in Mesa, Arizona, concluded with James Fleming and Donald McIlwraith claiming victory in the Men’s Doubles (4.0 Skill, 63 and Above) division.
The duo defeated Kent Edwards and Jerome Windmon in a thrilling final, winning 9-11, 12-10 to take home the title. Fleming and McIlwraith’s strong teamwork and precise shots were key to their success.
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