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Anna Bright and Hayden Patriquin Secure Podium Finish in Mixed Doubles at 2025 CIBC Texas Open

Anna Bright and Hayden Patriquin claimed the bronze medal in the Mixed Doubles Pro Main Draw at the PPA Tour’s CIBC Texas Open in McKinney, Texas. The duo defeated Eric Oncins and Alix Truong in straight sets, 11-6, 11-0, to secure a podium finish.

Dominant Performance Seals Victory

Bright and Patriquin showcased strong chemistry and aggressive play, overpowering Oncins and Truong in the bronze medal match. The first game saw Oncins and Truong putting up resistance, but Bright and Patriquin held firm, winning 11-6.

In the second game, Bright and Patriquin took full control, shutting out their opponents 11-0 to seal the victory. Throughout the tournament, Bright and Patriquin demonstrated consistent tenacity and precision, which helped them advance through the bracket and ultimately claim third place.

Tournament Overview and Impact

The CIBC Texas Open featured top-tier competition, bringing together elite pickleball players for an intense weekend of matches. Bright and Patriquin’s strong finish adds to their growing reputation as a strong mixed doubles pair on the PPA Tour.

With this result, the duo gains valuable ranking points and momentum heading into future tournaments. Meanwhile, Oncins and Truong will look to refine their strategy and build on their performance in upcoming events.

News in Brief: Anna Bright and Hayden Patriquin

Anna Bright and Hayden Patriquin secured the bronze medal in the Mixed Doubles Pro Main Draw at the PPA Tour’s CIBC Texas Open, defeating Eric Oncins and Alix Truong 11-6, 11-0. Their dominant win highlights their growing presence in professional pickleball.

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