Richard Livornese and Jack Munro claimed gold in the Men’s Open Doubles division at the Association of Pickleball Players (APP) pro stop in George Town, Cayman Islands. The event, held at the newly opened Pickleball Cayman facility, featured over 240 players competing for prize money.
The 2025 APP Cayman Islands Open served as a trial run for a potential APP pro stop, attracting top touring pros who took advantage of a recent cancellation of PWR commitments. The 24-court venue, located just outside George Town’s city center, provided the backdrop for a weekend of high-level competition and Caribbean atmosphere.
Men’s Open Doubles Recap
Livornese, who had already secured medals in other divisions, continued his strong performance alongside Munro. The duo defeated Andre Mick and Ben Newell in the final, securing the championship. The bronze medal went to Ryler DeHeart and Patrick Kawka, who fought through a competitive field to reach the podium.
Final Results:
Gold: Jack Munro/Richard Livornese
Silver: Andre Mick/Ben Newell
Bronze: Ryler DeHeart/Patrick Kawka
Significance of the Event
The APP’s stop in the Cayman Islands highlighted the sport’s growing presence in international markets. While no APP ranking points were awarded, the strong participation numbers demonstrated a demand for high-level pickleball in resort destinations. The success of this test run could pave the way for future sanctioned events at Pickleball Cayman.
News in Brief: Richard Livornese and Jack Munro
Richard Livornese and Jack Munro secured gold in Men’s Open Doubles at the APP event in George Town, Cayman Islands. The competition, held at Pickleball Cayman, featured 240+ players. Andre Mick and Ben Newell took silver, while Ryler DeHeart and Patrick Kawka earned bronze. The event tested the potential for a future APP pro stop in the region.
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