Chris Haworth Wins Seventh Straight Title: Chris Haworth continued his dominance in men’s singles at the APP Vlasic Classic in Daytona Beach, securing his seventh consecutive title with a win over Will Howells. The Oklahoma City native defeated Howells 15-10 in both games, extending his match-winning streak to 30 and solidifying his place at the top of the APP Tour.
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Haworth Extends Historic Streak
Competing in his third championship match of the day, Howells faced a daunting challenge against Haworth, the six-time defending champion. Haworth’s consistency and aggressive play once again proved unstoppable as he controlled both games to secure another gold medal.
“I liked my aggression a lot. I feel like I came out and swung a little harder at my shots, used my ground strokes and adapted as I went.” – (Haworth)
Haworth’s undefeated record over the last six tournaments highlights his dominance in men’s singles. His adaptability and powerful shots kept him in control, allowing him to maintain his streak at Pictona at Holly Hill.
Crum Claims Bronze in Competitive Field
The APP Vlasic Classic welcomed players of all skill levels for five days of high-intensity competition. In men’s singles, Alex Crum earned the bronze medal, rounding out a strong podium.
As Haworth’s dominance continues, his ability to adjust and maintain his form makes him the player to beat on the APP Tour. With his seventh straight title secured, the question remains: Who can stop his winning streak?
News in Brief: Chris Haworth Wins Seventh Straight Title
Chris Haworth won his seventh straight APP men’s singles title at the Vlasic Classic, defeating Will Howells 15-10, 15-10. The victory extends Haworth’s match-winning streak to 30. Alex Crum secured the bronze medal. Haworth’s dominance continues, making him the top player to watch in upcoming tournaments.
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