Anna Leigh Waters and Catherine Parenteau continued their dominant run in women’s doubles, capturing their fourth title of the 2025 season with a hard-fought 13-11, 11-7, 11-5 victory over Anna Bright and Rachel Rohrabacher on Championship Sunday of 2025 Veolia Cape Coral Open.
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Clutch Play Secures the Win
Despite winning in straight games, Bright and Rohrabacher had multiple chances to shift the momentum. They held four game points in Game 1 and led 4-1 in the second, but Waters and Parenteau responded under pressure, extending their head-to-head winning streak to five straight matches.
Trust and Teamwork Key to Success
Parenteau credited their strong communication and chemistry as a major factor in their continued success.
“I think we have a lot of trust in each other, and we communicate really well. We get along on and off the court, so that’s also huge for our partnership. I couldn’t be any prouder of our team.” – (Parenteau)
Waters Chasing Another Triple Crown
With the victory, Waters secured her second title of the day and now has a chance to claim the 33rd Triple Crown of her career when she faces Lea Jansen in the women’s singles final.
“It’s gonna be tough. I’m definitely gonna be tired, but usually that’s when I play my best singles, so I’m gonna leave it all out on the court and see what happens.” – (Waters)
Bronze Medal Match Update
Tyra Black and Allyce Jones took home bronze after Vivienne David and Jackie Kawamoto withdrew ahead of the match.
News in Brief: Anna Leigh Waters and Catherine Parenteau
Anna Leigh Waters and Catherine Parenteau captured their fourth title of 2025, defeating Anna Bright and Rachel Rohrabacher in straight games (13-11, 11-7, 11-5). Waters now looks to complete a Triple Crown in Cape Coral as she prepares for her women’s singles final against Lea Jansen.
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