NSW Pickleball Open Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals: The PPA Tour Australia NSW Pickleball Open in Auburn, Sydney, continued Sunday, August 31, 2025, with mixed doubles quarterfinals. Four teams secured their spots in the semifinals: Andie Dikosavljevic and Mitchell Hargreaves, Somer Dalla-bona and George Wall, Selina Turulja and Joseph Wild, and Roos Van Reek and Jai Grewal.
Dikosavljevic and Hargreaves Secure First Spot
In the opening quarterfinal, Andie Dikosavljevic and Mitchell Hargreaves defeated Bernadette Massih and Louis Laville in three games. After taking the first 11-5, they dropped the second 5-11 before finishing strong with an 11-9 win in the deciding game.
Dalla-bona and Wall Edge Past Saunders and Farias
The second quarterfinal saw Somer Dalla-bona and George Wall prevail over Talia Saunders and Jose Farias. They won the first game 11-3, lost the second 6-11, and held on in a tense third game 12-10 to book their semifinal spot.
Turulja and Wild Claim Tight Battle
In the third quarterfinal, Selina Turulja and Joseph Wild outlasted Katie Morris and Freddie Powell. After a strong 11-8 first game, they dropped the second 10-12 but recovered to seal the match 11-7 in the final game.
Van Reek and Grewal Close Out the Round
The last semifinal berth went to Roos Van Reek and Jai Grewal. They controlled the first game 11-4 against Kaitlynn Hart and Jason Taylor, fell 4-11 in the second, but rallied in the third to close out the match 11-7.
What’s Next
The semifinal matchups are now set, with four strong teams ready to compete for a place in the championship round. Each pairing has shown resilience under pressure, making Sunday’s semifinals highly anticipated.
News in Brief: NSW Pickleball Open Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals
At the NSW Pickleball Open in Sydney, four teams advanced to the mixed doubles semifinals. Winners included Andie Dikosavljevic and Mitchell Hargreaves, Somer Dalla-bona and George Wall, Selina Turulja and Joseph Wild, and Roos Van Reek and Jai Grewal. The semifinals promise close competition leading into the final.
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