CIBC PPA Tour Finals Men’s Doubles Standings: Federico Staksrud and Hayden Patriquin claimed the top spot, showing stellar play throughout the tournament. Ranked first, they achieved a strong 66.66% win rate in pool play, with two wins and one loss. Their point differential (PD) of +14 underscored their edge, propelling them to gold.
Silver Resilience: Johnson and Tardio Fight On
The silver medal went to JW Johnson and Gabriel Tardio. Despite a challenging -7 PD in the main rounds, the duo displayed consistency, securing two wins in pool play with a 66.66% win rate. Their 12-point advantage in pool play reinforced their strong showing.
Bronze Surge: McGuffin and Daescu Deliver
Tyson McGuffin and Andrei Daescu stormed through pool play with a perfect record. Their commanding +38 PD and a 100% win rate spoke volumes of their dominance. However, they settled for bronze, proving once again they are formidable contenders.
Tough Breaks for Other Teams
Ben Johns and Collin Johns, the formidable Austin, TX, brothers, encountered uncharacteristic struggles, finishing with a 33.33% win rate. Meanwhile, Dylan Frazier and Pablo Tellez faced similar hurdles with a -16 PD. Jaume Martinez Vich and Riley Newman, alongside James Ignatowich and Matt Wright, endured tough matches, finishing winless in pool play.
News in Brief: CIBC PPA Tour Finals Men’s Doubles Standings
Federico Staksrud and Hayden Patriquin claimed gold in the Men’s Doubles Pro Main Draw, winning two of their three pool matches. James Johnson and Gabriel Tardio took silver with a similar record but a slightly lower point differential.
Tyson McGuffin and Andrei Daescu’s flawless pool performance earned them bronze. The tournament saw unexpected challenges for seasoned teams like Ben and Collin Johns, adding intrigue to the competitive scene.
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