Kawamoto Sisters Stun Higher Seeds: Jackie Kawamoto and Jade Kawamoto defeated Lacy Schneemann and Parris Todd in the bronze medal match of the women’s doubles event at the 2025 Veolia North Carolina Open on Sunday. The No. 6 seeds won 11-7, 11-3 to earn their first podium finish of the 2025 season.
Solid Win Over Higher Seeds
The Kawamoto sisters faced tough competition in the No. 4 seeded pair of Schneemann and Todd. However, they played with a sharp focus from the start. They won the opening game 11-7 by staying consistent and limiting errors.
In the second game, the Kawamotos took full control. They used quick shots and smart positioning to finish the match 11-3 and secure a straight-game win.
Breakthrough Performance in 2025
This bronze medal marks a major step for the Kawamoto duo. Though ranked lower, they showed strong teamwork and composure against a higher-seeded team.
Their win reflects how competitive the women’s field is becoming. Consistent performances like this could help the sisters climb the rankings this season.
What It Means Going Forward
This result gives Jackie and Jade Kawamoto momentum heading into future events. The formidable showing could open the door to higher seedings and more medal matches.
With confidence building, the sisters may now aim for a shot at silver or gold in upcoming PPA tournaments.
News in Brief: Kawamoto Sisters Stun Higher Seeds
Jackie and Jade Kawamoto earned their first podium finish of 2025 with a bronze medal win at the 2025 Veolia North Carolina Open. The No. 6 seeds beat Lacy Schneemann and Parris Todd 11-7, 11-3. Their strong performance sets the tone for a promising season on the PPA Tour.
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