Catherine Parenteau and Riley Newman Clinch Quarterfinal Spot: Catherine Parenteau and Riley Newman, the No. 6 seeds, triumphed over No. 11 seeds Maggie Brascia and Tyson McGuffin in an intense mixed doubles matchup, winning 11-4, 8-11, 11-6 to secure their place in the quarterfinals at the Lapiplasty Pickleball World Championships.
Brascia and McGuffin Fight Hard but Fall Short
The match saw both teams exchange momentum, with Parenteau and Newman ultimately proving to be the more resilient duo, using their defense to grind out points in key moments. Their ability to extend long rallies, often in situations where Brascia and McGuffin seemed poised to take control, proved decisive in the final outcome.
Maggie Brascia and Tyson McGuffin fought hard throughout the match, particularly in the second game, where they turned the tide by winning 11-8. However, despite showing flashes of brilliance, they struggled to keep up with Parenteau and Newman’s steady and strategic defense.
The No. 6 seeds kept the pressure on Brascia and McGuffin, forcing them into mistakes and consistently finding ways to win crucial rallies. In the deciding game, Parenteau and Newman’s resilience paid off, as they ultimately took control, closing out the match with a solid 11-6 win.
Parenteau and Newman Set to Face Top Seeds Waters and Johns
With the victory, Parenteau and Newman will face No. 1 seeds Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns in the next round. The match is set to be a highly anticipated clash, with both teams boasting impressive skills and strong strategies. Waters and Johns will present a tough challenge, but Parenteau and Newman will be confident following their victory over Brascia and McGuffin.
News in Brief: Catherine Parenteau and Riley Newman Clinch Quarterfinal Spot
Catherine Parenteau and Riley Newman (No. 6) defeated Maggie Brascia and Tyson McGuffin (No. 11) 11-4, 8-11, 11-6 to reach the mixed doubles quarterfinals at the Lapiplasty Pickleball World Championships. Parenteau and Newman’s defense was key, as they extended rallies and capitalized on key moments. They will face No. 1 seeds Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns in the next round.