Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns Assert Dominance: Top-seeded duo Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns delivered a commanding performance in their mixed doubles opener at the CIBC PPA Tour Finals, defeating sixth-seeded Meghan Dizon and James Ignatowich 11-5, 11-7. The win solidified their position as the favorites in the event, showcasing their chemistry and experience.
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Waters Reflects on Partnership
Despite years of playing together, Waters shared that the dynamic between her and Johns never gets old. “I feel like playing with Ben is so cool because I feel like every match we have a new strategy, or we’re hitting different shots. I never know what he’s going to do and I don’t think he knows what I’m going to do,” said Waters. “We kind of keep things interesting, even though we’ve been playing together for so many years now. I don’t think we’ve ever had one match that’s been the same.” Their unique approach to each game continues to keep their play exciting and unpredictable.
Defending Champions in Form
Waters and Johns are the defending mixed doubles gold medalists at the CIBC PPA Tour Finals, and their victory in the opening round reaffirms their status as the team to beat in San Clemente. Their blend of experience and adaptability remains a powerful force on the court.
News in Brief: Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns Assert Dominance
Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns, the top-seeded pair in mixed doubles at the CIBC PPA Tour Finals, defeated Meghan Dizon and James Ignatowich 11-5, 11-7 in their opener. Waters reflected on the unpredictable and dynamic partnership she shares with Johns, even after years of playing together. The defending gold medalists are poised to continue their strong run in the tournament.
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