2025 APP/AARP Champions Tour Rankings: The 2025 APP/AARP Champions Tour (50+) rankings have been updated following the Humana APP Fort Lauderdale Open (January), APP Vlasic Classic Daytona Beach (February), and APP Sacramento Open (March) tournaments. Jaime Oncins remains the undisputed No. 1 mixed men’s player, holding onto the top spot for an impressive 86 consecutive weeks.
Jaime Oncins Continues to Dominate the Rankings
Jaime Oncins, a former ATP professional and the current Davis Cup captain for Brazil, continues to showcase elite-level skills on the Champions Tour. His flawless technique, strong court presence, and exceptional backhand volley have kept him at the top of the mixed men’s rankings for nearly two years. Despite a competitive field, Oncins remains the player to beat, consistently delivering high-level performances across the tour stops.
Top Five Players in the Men’s Mixed Rankings
Following the Sacramento event, the top five ranked men’s professionals in the APP/AARP Champions Tour mixed doubles division are:
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Jaime Oncins – 5,720 points
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Jose Derisi – 3,540 points
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Marcello Jardim – 3,240 points
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Mircea Morariu – 2,620 points
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Daryl Wyatt – 1,890 points
With a significant points lead, Oncins is still firmly in control, but the competition remains fierce as Jose Derisi and Marcello Jardim aim to close the gap.
Champions Tour Players on the Rise
Several men’s mixed doubles players have made big moves in the latest rankings, putting themselves in a strong position ahead of upcoming tournaments:
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Hugh Laroque – Jumps to No. 12
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Chris Bohnert – Now ranked No. 14
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Kevin Bacha – Breaks into the Top 15 at No. 15
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Todd Robertson – Now at No. 17
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Arick Lane – Cracks the Top 20 at No. 20
As the season continues, these players will look to challenge the current top-ranked pros and make further climbs in the rankings.
Next Stop: The $150K Fort Lauderdale Open
The APP Champions Tour now moves to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for the $150,000 Fort Lauderdale Open – The Fort, taking place April 2-6. As a Tier I event, it offers major ranking points, making it a pivotal tournament for players looking to hone their standings.
Additionally, an important registration update has been announced: all APP event registrations have moved from Pickleball Brackets to UTR (Universal Tennis Rating), effective immediately. Players must now register through UTR for all future tour stops.
News in Brief: 2025 APP/AARP Champions Tour Rankings
The 2025 APP/AARP Champions Tour rankings have been updated following events in Fort Lauderdale, Daytona Beach, and Sacramento. Jaime Oncins continues his 86-week reign at No. 1 in men’s mixed doubles, while Jose Derisi and Marcello Jardim hold the No. 2 and No. 3 spots. The next stop is the $150K Fort Lauderdale Open (April 2-6), with UTR now handling all event registrations.
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