The top-seeded mixed doubles duo of Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns delivered a dominant performance at the 2025 Veolia Cape Coral Open, easily defeating No. 14 seeds Jackie Kawamoto and Jaume Martinez Vich. Waters and Johns secured a swift 11-6, 11-2 victory in just over 25 minutes, advancing to the mixed doubles quarterfinals at Lake Kennedy Racquet Center on March 7th.
Dominant Victory for Waters and Johns
Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns showed why they are the top seeds, as they put on an impressive display of skill and teamwork. From the very beginning, they overwhelmed Jackie Kawamoto and Jaume Martinez Vich.
In the first game, Waters and Johns pulled ahead and finished with an 11-6 scoreline. The second game saw even more dominance, with Waters and Johns finishing the match 11-2, taking just over 25 minutes to secure the win.
Their performance was a clear indication of their strength and readiness for the challenges ahead as they look to make a deep run in the tournament.
Next Challenge: Radzikowska and Emmrich
Looking ahead, Waters and Johns will face No. 38 seeds Ewa Radzikowska and Martin Emmrich in the quarterfinals. Radzikowska and Emmrich recently upset the No. 23 seeds, Callie Smith and Roscoe Bellamy, in a thrilling three-game match. Waters and Johns will need to be sharp to avoid any surprises and continue their pursuit of a title in Cape Coral.
Impact of the Match
This commanding victory further establishes Waters and Johns as the clear favorites to win the 2025 Veolia Cape Coral Open. Their ability to dominate their opponents in such a short time underscores their confidence and preparation, positioning them as a tough team to beat in the upcoming rounds.
News in Brief: Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns
Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns defeated Jackie Kawamoto and Jaume Martinez Vich 11-6, 11-2 in the Round of 16 at the 2025 Veolia Cape Coral Open. They will now face Ewa Radzikowska and Martin Emmrich in the quarterfinals.
