Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns’ Semifinal: Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns will face No. 16 seeds Kate Fahey and Dylan Frazier in the mixed doubles semifinals at the Proton Tucson Open. The match will take place at the Tucson Racquet and Tennis Club, with broadcast coverage available on Pickleballtv at 1 p.m. ET.
The top-seeded team of Waters and Johns has been dominant throughout the tournament, but Fahey and Frazier have proven to be a tough duo, making an impressive run to the semifinals. Fans can watch the action live on Pickleballtv or stream it through the Pickleballtv app, available on Apple and Android devices.
An Intense Semifinal Clash
Waters and Johns are known for their aggressive play and teamwork. They will be looking to continue their strong performance as they aim for another tournament title.
Fahey and Frazier, seeded No. 16, have surprised many by reaching this stage. They will try to pull off another upset against the tournament favorites. Their ability to challenge top teams has made them a team to watch.
Insights from the Court
Waters and Johns have faced strong competition throughout the tournament. Their chemistry and shot-making skills have helped them advance to this crucial stage.
Fahey and Frazier, meanwhile, have been on an underdog run. They have relied on precise shot placement and defensive skills to take down higher-ranked opponents.
The Road to the Finals
With a spot in the championship match on the line, both teams will be eager to bring their best game. The Proton Tucson Open has already delivered exciting matches, and this semifinal is expected to be another thrilling battle.
Fans can tune in to see if the top seeds move one step closer to the title or if the No. 16 seeds continue their Cinderella run.
News in Brief: Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns’ Semifinal
Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns will face No. 16 seeds Kate Fahey and Dylan Frazier in the mixed doubles semifinals at the Proton Tucson Open. The match will be broadcast on Pickleballtv at 1 p.m. ET. Both teams will battle for a chance to reach the championship match.
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