Brisbane Pickleball Open Pro Division: The PPA Tour Australia Brisbane Pickleball Open – Powered by Joola launched the 2025 season with intense competition, featuring some of the country’s top players. Held in Brisbane, the tournament saw athletes battle for titles across professional, master’s, open, and junior divisions, setting the stage for a highly competitive year ahead.
Strong Performances Despite Challenging Conditions
Players faced unpredictable weather, with hot temperatures and strong winds testing their endurance. Despite the tough conditions, the level of play remained high, with thrilling matches and standout performances across all categories.
The Brisbane Pickleball Open featured intense showdowns in the professional division, with many familiar faces and rising stars making their mark.
Pro Division Champions Crowned
Andie Dikosavljevic dominated the Women’s Singles Pro division (5.0+), securing gold with an impressive display. Nicola Schoeman finished as the runner-up, while Selina Turulja earned bronze.
In the Men’s Singles Pro division (5.0+), Mitchell Hargreaves claimed the top spot, defeating Luke Milne in a hard-fought final. Andrew Horridge took home the bronze medal.
The Women’s Doubles Pro division (5.0+) saw Somer Dalla-Bona and Selina Turulja emerge victorious, winning gold. Andie Dikosavljevic and Kaitlynn Hart finished with silver, while Nicola Schoeman and Sarah Burr secured bronze.
In Men’s Doubles Pro (5.0+), Vishal Masand and George Wall took home gold after a thrilling final against Lucas Pascoe and Mitchell Hargreaves, who claimed silver. Travis Vine and Wesley Vine made a successful return, earning the bronze medal.
The Mixed Doubles Pro division (5.0+) featured another standout performance from Somer Dalla-Bona, who teamed up with Rob Stirling to win gold. Mitchell Hargreaves and Nicola Schoeman finished with silver, while George Wall and Andie Dikosavljevic captured bronze.
PPA Tour Australia Leaderboard Heats Up
With the first tournament of the season complete, players have started earning valuable ranking points in PPA Tour Australia – The Race. The leaderboard will continue to shift as competitors battle for top positions in upcoming tournaments.
Next Stop: Tweed Heads Open
The PPA Tour Australia now moves to the Tweed Heads Open, set to take place from April 3-6. With high stakes and more ranking points on the line, players will look to build on their performances and gain momentum early in the season.
Impact of the Brisbane Pickleball Open
The Brisbane Pickleball Open was more than just a season opener—it showcased the growing talent pool in Australian pickleball. The tournament reinforced the country’s rising status in the sport, bringing together experienced professionals and emerging players.
As the season continues, the competition is expected to become even more intense, with players fighting for rankings, titles, and a place among Australia’s elite. The success of this event highlights the sport’s rapid growth and increasing popularity across the nation.
News in Brief: Brisbane Pickleball Open Pro Division
The PPA Tour Australia Brisbane Pickleball Open launched the 2025 season, bringing elite competition to Brisbane. Champions were crowned in singles, doubles, and mixed divisions, with players battling through challenging weather conditions. The next stop on the tour is the Tweed Heads Open (April 3-6), where ranking points will be on the line.
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