APP Chicago Open Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals: The men’s pro doubles quarterfinals at the 2025 APP Chicago Open saw four teams advance on Saturday, August 30. Will Howells and Jack Munro, Aidan Schenk and Clayton Powell, Richard Livornese Jr. and Tanner Tomassi, and Erik Lange with Purple Jesus Manthou all secured victories to move into the semifinals.
Event Overview
The APP Chicago Open is one of the key stops on the pickleball calendar. The men’s pro doubles bracket delivered fast-paced action as eight teams battled for semifinal spots.
Match Results
First Quarterfinal Match
Will Howells and Jack Munro defeated Ryler Deheart and Eduardo Irizarry in straight games, winning 11-3 and 11-8. Their consistency and control secured the opening semifinal berth.
Second Quarterfinal Match
Aidan Schenk and Clayton Powell edged out Ben Newell and Patrick Kawka in a three-game battle. Schenk and Powell dropped the first game 9-11 but recovered with a 13-11 win in game two and closed out the decider 11-8.
Third Quarterfinal Match
Richard Livornese Jr. and Tanner Tomassi dominated their contest, taking down Mark Dancuart and Casey Diamond 11-3 and 11-4. Their aggressive play left little room for a comeback.
Fourth Quarterfinal Match
In the final quarterfinal, Erik Lange and Purple Jesus Manthou outlasted Riley Inn and Kailas Shekar. They controlled both games, winning 11-6 and 11-4, to complete the semifinal lineup.
What Comes Next
The four winning pairs now move into the semifinals of the APP Chicago Open. With each team showing strong form, the next round is set to deliver even closer matches. The winners will fight for a spot in the championship match.
News in Brief: APP Chicago Open Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals
At the 2025 APP Chicago Open, men’s pro doubles quarterfinals wrapped up with wins for Will Howells and Jack Munro, Aidan Schenk and Clayton Powell, Richard Livornese Jr. and Tanner Tomassi, and Erik Lange with Purple Jesus Manthou. The four advancing teams now prepare for the semifinals in Chicago.
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