PPA Las Vegas Women’s Doubles Recap: At the PPA Las Vegas Pickleball Cup, Waters & Parenteau continued their dominance in Women’s Pro Doubles with a decisive 0,3,6 victory in the final. Despite notable upsets, including Erokhina & Phillips’ shock win over #3 seeds, Waters’ performance secured her 30th professional Triple Crown.
Early Round Upsets
The Women’s Pro Doubles draw at the PPA Las Vegas Pickleball Cup saw a mix of minor and major upsets. The #10 Brascia sisters achieved a minor upset by defeating #8 Glozman & Schneemann, though they were swiftly beaten 1,2 by the #1 seeds Waters & Parenteau in the quarterfinals.
A significant shock came from #17 Genie Erokhina & Allison Phillips, who ousted #3 Meghan Dizon & Etta Wright in the Round of 16, marking a season-best performance for them despite a quick exit in the next round.
Advancing to the Semis
In the lower half, #7 Parris Todd & Hurricane Tyra Black capitalized on the early upsets to advance effortlessly to the semifinals. They faced #2 Anna Bright, who was partnered with Tina Pisnik instead of her regular partner Rohrabacher.
Todd & Black secured an 11-7 win to reach the final. Meanwhile, Rachel Rohrabacher, teaming with Jorja Johnson as the #4 seeds, fell to Waters & Parenteau in the semis, settling for the bronze medal match.
Final Showdown
In the final, Waters & Parenteau dominated from start to finish, delivering a decisive 0,3,6 victory over the #7 seeds Todd & Black. Waters’ performance in the final was exemplary, adding another title to her impressive record. With this win, Waters notched her 30th professional Triple Crown, including 28 titles on the PPA tour and two at USAP Nationals.
- Gold: Waters & Parenteau
- Silver: Todd & Black
- Bronze: Johnson & Rohrabacher
News in Brief: PPA Las Vegas Women’s Doubles Recap
At the PPA Las Vegas Pickleball Cup, Waters & Parenteau won in Women’s Pro Doubles, extending their dominance with a commanding 0,3,6 win in the final. Major upsets included #17 Erokhina & Phillips knocking out #3 Dizon & Wright, while #7 Todd & Black reached the final but fell short. Waters secured her 30th professional Triple Crown, solidifying her legendary status.
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