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2018 Media Guide
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Wednesday Oct. 3th
Media Day 1 pm - 9 pm
Pro-Am Doubles for St. Jude 6 pm - 10 pm
Men’s & Women’s Pro Sgls & Dbls Qualifying 10 am - 11 pm
Thursday Oct. 4th
Men’s round of 32 Sgls 9 am - 1 pm
Women’s round of 32 Sgls 9 am - 1 pm
Men’s & Women’s Dbls Qualifying cont. 3 pm - 10 pm
Men’s round of 16 Sgls 1 pm - 7 pm
Women’s round of 16 Sgls 1 pm - 7 pm
Men’s & Women’s Men’s & Women’s
Quater-Finals Dbls 7 pm - 10 pm
Friday Oct. 5th
Men’s quarters Sgls #1, #2 10 am - 1 pm
Women’s quarters Sgls #1, #2 10 am - 1 pm
Men’s quarters Sgls #3, #4 1 pm - 4 pm
Women’s quarters Sgls #3, #4 1 pm - 4 pm
Men’s & Women’s semi’s Dbls 5 pm - 9:30 pm
Saturday Oct. 6th
Women’s semi Sgls #1 / Men’s semi Sgls #1 10 am - 1 pm
Women’s semi Sgls #2 / Men’s semi Sgls #2 1 pm - 4 pm
Women’s LPRT Dbls Finals 4 pm
Men’s IRT Dbls Finals 5 pm
Sunday Oct. 7th
Women’s LPRT Sgls Finals
Men’s IRT Sgls Finals 10 am - 2 pm
Table of Contents
US OPEN...“RACQUETBALL’S PREMIER EVENT”............................... 2
US OPEN LEADERSHIP PROFILES.................................................... 4-6
................... Doug Ganim - US OPEN Event Director................................ 4
................... Dan Whitley - USA Racquetball Board President.................. 4
................... Jeff Oliver - US OPEN Co-Media Manager............................ 5
................... Leo Vasquez - US OPEN Co-Media Manager....................... 5
................... Andy Kulback - IRT Commissioner (Men’s Tour)................... 6
................... T.J. Baumbaugh - LPRT Commissioner (Women’s Tour)....... 6
PAST US OPEN CHAMPIONS.............................................................. 7-8
IRT PLAYER PROFILES & RANKINGS.............................................. 9-14
................... #1 - Rocky Carson............................................................... 10
................... #2 - Alejandro Landa............................................................ 10
................... #3 - Kane Waselenchuk....................................................... 11
................... #4 - Daniel De La Rosa........................................................ 11
................... #5 - Alvaro Beltran............................................................... 12
................... #6 - Sebastian Franco.......................................................... 12
................... #7 - Samuel Murray............................................................. 13
................... #8 - Mario Mercado.............................................................. 13
................... 2018-2019 IRT Scorecard & Schedule................................ 14
................... Current IRT Rankings.......................................................... 14
LPRT PLAYER PROFILES & RANKINGS........................................ 15-20
................... #1 - Paola Longoria.............................................................. 16
................... #2 - Frédérique Lambert...................................................... 16
................... #3 - Samantha Salas........................................................... 17
................... #4 - Alexandra Herrera......................................................... 17
................... #5 - Nancy Enriquez............................................................ 18
................... #6 - Rhonda Rajsich............................................................ 18
................... #7 - Maria Jose Vargas........................................................ 19
................... #8 - Natalia Mendez............................................................. 19
................... 2018-2019 LPRT Scorecard & Schedule............................. 20
................... Current LPRT Rankings....................................................... 20
Media Guide Photo Credits: Freddy Ramirez, Roby Partovich,
Geoff Thomsen, Jeff Gallemore,
Mike Boatman and Mike Augustin.
2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE 1
Racquetball’s Premier Event
The UnitedHealthcare US OPEN is racquetball’s original “Grand Slam”
event and the most prestigious tournament of the season. With cash prizes
totaling more than $65,000, it boasts the largest total prize purse in the sport.
One of the most exciting aspects of the UnitedHealthcare US OPEN
Racquetball Championships is the
“made-for-TV” portable racquetball
court, which will be used for all feature
matches. The unique construction of
the court allows for viewing through
all four walls in a stadium seating
configuration for more than 1,400
spectators. From the quarterfinals on,
all men’s and women’s pro matches
will take place on the stadium court. Dramatic player introductions
complete with laser light shows and booming music will treat fans to a
total entertainment experience.
In addition to the marquee professional divisions, the US OPEN Rac-
quetball Championships offers more than 80 USA Racquetball (USAR)
sanctioned divisions separated by age and skill.
UnitedHealthcare
Since 2012, UnitedHealthcare has served as the Title Sponsor for the US
OPEN Racquetball Championships. The sponsorship agreement partners
racquetball’s largest and most prestigious annual tournament with one of
the nation’s largest health and well-being companies.
UnitedHealthcare is dedicated to helping people nationwide live healthier
lives by simplifying the health care experience, meeting consumer health
and wellness needs, and sustaining trusted relationships with care
providers. The company offers the full spectrum of health benefit programs
for individuals, employers and Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries, and
contracts directly with more than 650,000 physicians and care professionals
and 5,000 hospitals nationwide. UnitedHealthcare serves more than 38
million people and is one of the businesses of UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:
UNH), a diversified Fortune 50 health and well-being company.
2 2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE
Minneapolis / St. Paul
The Home of the US OPEN
After 14 years in Memphis, Tennessee, the UnitedHealthcare US OPEN
Racquetball Championships made a successful move to Minneapolis
in 2010. The Twin Cities region welcomed the world’s best racquetball
event with open arms. The event’s relationship with LIFE TIME FITNESS
and Meet Minneapolis has created partnership that should keep the
UnitedHealthcare US OPEN in Minneapolis for many years to come.
The main location and nerve center for the UnitedHealthcare US OPEN
is in downtown Minneapolis at the fabulous LIFE TIME FITNESS Target
Center, the same building in which the Minnesota Timberwolves play.
All pro matches and many of the amateur matches will take place at
this facility, located in the center of the exciting Entertainment District in
Minneapolis. Restaurants, nightclubs, hotels, and world class shopping
area located all around the club. Just two blocks away is the second LIFE
TIME location that will be utilized, the Minneapolis LIFE TIME Athletic
Club. Short complimentary shuttle rides to the LIFE TIME FITNESS
Fridley and the University of Minnesota Recreation Center will complete
the rotation of venues hosting matches.
The 2018 UnitedHealthcare US OPEN Racquetball Championships will
bring 700 professional and amateur racquetball players to the State of
Minnesota. Since moving to the Twin Cities in 2010, the UnitedHealthcare
US OPEN Racquetball Championships has brought an estimated $6
million in annual economic impact to the area.
During the week the US OPEN is in Minneapolis, more than 3 million
local television viewers watch coverage of the event on the local news.
For a preview of the type of action the UnitedHealthcare US OPEN brings
to Minneapolis, please visit: http://bit.ly/usopenracquetball
2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE 3
Doug Ganim US OPEN Event Director
As US OPEN Event Director and Founder,
Doug Ganim has brought a level of exposure
to the sport that has not been seen since the
early ’80’s.
He started the project in 1996 with the
dream of producing racquetball’s first “Grand
Slam” event. That dream has been realized
and the US OPEN, now in its 23rd year, has
become the most prestigious racquetball
tournament of the season.
Ganim is also the president of the Ohio
Racquetball Association and has run the
successful Head Racquetball Tour there for the
past 20+ years. He holds a degree in business
from Ohio State University and an M.B.A. from the University of Dayton.
An accomplished player in his own right, Ganim is a former U.S. National
Racquetball Team member and has won three International Racquetball
Federation World Doubles Championships.
Dan Whitley USAR Board President
Dan Whitley was named President
of USA Racquetball’s Board of Directors in
October 2016.
Dan lives in Kirkwood, Missouri and
is the General Manager of the Vetta Racquet
Sports facility outside of St. Louis. His club
host several regional and national racquetball
tournaments, including the High School
National Championships every other year.
Whitley is also the president of the
Missouri Racquetball Association and is the
Executive Director of the Missouri High School
Racquetball Association.
4 2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDEJeff Oliver US OPEN Co-Media Manager
Jeff Oliver is in his 13th year as the US
OPEN Media Manager. He started playing
racquetball as part of the highly successful
Oregon High School Racquetball League
(OHSRL) and now sits on the board of directors
for the for the OHSRL.
Oliver holds a degree from University
of Oregon with majors in public relations,
advertising and political science. After a four
year stint working at a public relations agency
for clients that included Microsoft, he is now the
Senior Director of Operations at the Eugene
Family YMCA.
The St. Louis native serves as the Press
Chief for the Nike Prefontaine Classic, the international Diamond League
professional track meet held each year in Eugene, Oregon. He also is the
general manager for the Willamette Valley Titans, an American Legion
Baseball team.
Contact Jeff at: jeff@usopenracquetball.com / 541-543-7775
Leo Vasquez US OPEN Co-Media Manager
Leo R. Vasquez started as a volunteer
with the US OPEN Media Staff in 2003 and
now manages the public relation efforts of the
tournament. Leo brings first hand experience of
the sport as a Program Director of the Maverick
Athletic Club located in Arlington, Texas.
Vasquez is also an avid tournament player
who has also served as the President of the
Texas Racquetball Association (TXRA). His
experience also includes dual roles with USA
Racquetball, serving as their Public Relations
Director and website manager for their website.
In the Spring of 2013, Vasquez was appointed
to the USA Racquetball Board of Directors and
recently served as USAR’s Vice President.
Contact Leo at: leo@usopenracquetball.org / 817-791-4948
2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE 5Andy Kulback IRT Commissioner
Andy Kulback has been an avid racquetball
player since 1978. He has numerous state,
regional and national championship titles
over the years. In addition to his duties for the
International Racquetball Tour (IRT), he runs
several successful racquetball tournaments
in the Cincinnati area. Andy also previously
served as the deputy commissioner for the
Ladies Professional Racquetball Tour (LPRT).
Kulback has 25+ years of experience
as a senior level finance/accounting officer
in the wireless communication industry and,
more recently, in the construction field. He joined Allen-Villere Partners
(www.allenvillere.com) as Vice President in March of 2004 after serving
as the Chief Financial Officer for a large ready mixed concrete producer in
Cincinnati, Ohio for five years. He is a graduate of Wright State University
(1985) with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting.
T.J. Baumbaugh LPRT President
T.J. Baumbaugh was an LPRT player
for over 10 years achieving her highest
career ranking at No. 7. Later during her
time on the tour, she became the Tour’s
Player Representative, which evolved into
her increased involvement with the LPRT’s
administration. As the LPRT expanded, T. J.
took on more responsibilities, which transpired
in to her current role as commissioner.
T.J. earned a B.S. degree in Kinesiology
from Penn State University. She worked in
education and coaching and is now a Certified
Trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. She works for
Sport & Health in McLean, Virginia as a Master Trainer with additional
time spent as Fitness and Sports Program Manager. Baumbaugh lives in
Herndon, Virginia where she continues to enjoy both indoor and outdoor
racquetball.
6 2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDEUS OPEN
Men’s Pro Champions
Kane Waselenchuk Jason Mannino
2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 1999 & 2006
2009, 2010, 2011, 2012,
2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 & 2017
(13 Times)
Sudsy Monchik
Rocky Carson 1996, 1998, Cliff Swain
2007 2000 & 2002 1997 & 2001
2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE 7US OPEN
Women’s Pro Champions
Paola Longoria
2008, 2011, 2012,
2013, 2014,
2015, 2016 & 2017
(8 Times)
Christie Huczek Cheryl Gudinas Rhonda Rajsich
(Van Hees) 2002 & 2004 2003, 2007,
2000, 2005 & 2006 2009 & 2010
Kerri Wachtel Jackie Paraiso Michelle Gould
2001 1998 & 1999 1996 & 1997
8 2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDEInternational
Racquetball
Tour
www.irt-tour.com
Player Biographies
2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE 9Rocky CARSON IRT #1
Date of Birth:
May 21, 1979 (age: 38)
Place of Birth:
Newport Beach, California
Current Residence:
Ladera Ranch, California
College:
Saddleback College
Height:
6’ 0”
Weight:
175
Year Started Playing:
1982
Best US OPEN Finish:
Champion (2007)
@RockyCarsonRB
Alejandro LANDA IRT #2
Date of Birth:
March 20, 1988 (age: 30)
Place of Birth:
Chihuahua, Mexico
Current Residence:
El Paso, Texas
Height:
5’ 8”
Weight:
163
Year Turned Pro:
2009
Best US OPEN Finish:
Semifinals (2014 & ‘17)
@AlexLanda2024
10 2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDEKane WASELENCHUK IRT #3
Date of Birth:
Nov. 9, 1981 (age: 35)
Place of Birth:
Edmonton, Canada
Current Residence:
Austin, Texas
Height:
5’ 10”
Weight:
175
Year Started Playing:
1990
Best US OPEN Finish:
13-Time Champion
(2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11,
‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 & ‘17)
@KingKaneRB
Daniel DE LA ROSA IRT #4
Date of Birth:
July 4, 1993 (age: 25)
Place of Birth:
Chihuahua, Mexico
Current Residence:
Gilbert, Arizona
Height:
5’ 7”
Year Started Playing:
2010
Best US OPEN Finish:
Finalist (2015)
@DanielDeLaRosa93
2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE 11Alvaro BELTRAN IRT #5
Date of Birth:
October 15, 1978 (age: 38)
Place of Birth:
Tijuana, Mexico
Current Residence:
San Diego, California
Height:
6’ 1”
Weight:
190
Year Started Playing:
1982
Best US OPEN Finish:
Finalist (2010 & 2014)
Alvaro.Beltran.71
Sebastian FRANCO IRT #6
Date of Birth:
February 5, 1993 (age: 24)
Place of Birth:
Cali, Colombia
Current Residence:
Cali, Colombia
College:
University Javeriana Cali
Height:
5’ 10”
Weight:
180
Year Started Playing:
2008
Best US OPEN Finish:
Quarterfinals (2016)
Sebastian.Franco.1044
12 2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDESamuel MURRAY IRT #7
Date of Birth:
June 4, 1993 (age: 25)
Place of Birth:
Saint-Hubert, Canada
Current Residence:
Baie-Comeau, Canada
Height:
6’ 0”
Weight:
215
Best US OPEN Finish:
Round of 32 (2017)
@mumurball
Mario MERCADO IRT #8
Date of Birth:
January 12, 2995 (age: 23)
Place of Birth:
Cochabamba, Bolivia
Current Residence:
Centreville, Virginia
Height:
5’ 7”
Weight:
155
Best US OPEN Finish:
Round of 16 (2017)
Mario.Mercado.372
2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE 13IRT ’18 -’19 Season Schedule
DATE:.Grand Slam & Tier 1 Events - Full Schedule at www.irt-tour.com
...................................................................................................................LOCATION:
September 13-16, 2018..................................................................................Laurel, Maryland
Rocky Carson def. Samuel Murray 15-7, 15-12
October 3-7, 2018 - UnitedHealthcare US OPEN ........................Minneapolis, Minnesota
November 29 - December 2, 2018................................................................Portland, Oregon
December 6-9, 2018.................................................................................... Monterrey, Mexico
January 3-6, 2019.............................................................................. Canoga Park, California
January 17-20, 2019.......................................................................Sioux Falls, South Dakota
March 14-17, 2019...........................................................................................Chicago, Ilinois
IRT Rankings (as of 10/1/2018)
Rank: Player: Points: Rank: Player: Points:
1 Rocky Carson 2872.17 31 Troy Warigon 239.05
2 Alejandro Landa 2536.32 32 Tim Landeryou 212
3 Kane Waselenchuk 2300.7 33 Tony Carson 187.01
4 Daniel De La Rosa 2002.17 34 Sebastian Fernandez 185.03
5 Alvaro Beltran 1964.02 35 Eduardo Portillo 182.01
6 Sebastian Franco 1754.17 36 Fernando Rios 182
7 Samuel Murray 1692.03 37 Nicolas Bousquet 180
8 Mario Mercado 1526.02 38 Alejandro Cardona 175.01
9 Jansen Allen 1498.02 39 Francisco Troncoso 162.05
10 Andree Parrilla 1221.14 40 Maurice Miller 153.03
11 David Horn 1216.02 41 Fabrizio Mora 143.01
12 Jose Diaz 1002.01 42 Dylan Reid 140.03
13 Charles Pratt 972.14 43 Javier Estrada 135
14 Adam Manilla 911.02 44 Edwin Galicia 132.01
15 Jake Bredenbeck 877.01 45 Ernesto Ochoa 130
16 Felipe Camacho 763.04 46 Edson Martinez 129.01
17 Thomas Carter 716.03 47 Austin Cunningham 127.01
18 Robert Collins 570.05 48 Set Cubillos 124.01
19 Javier Mar 520 49 Nick Montalbano 110
20 Nicholas Riffel 495.04 50 Sunji Spencer 105
21 Gerardo Franco 444.99 51 Brad Schopieray 101.99
22 Andres Acuna 401.01 52 Christian Wer Llerena 95
23 Justus Benson 357.02 53 Hiroshi Shimizu 90
24 Rodrigo Montoya 338.01 54 Kyle Ulliman 89.99
25 Sudsy Monchik 332 55 Sergio Acuna 84.99
26 Scott McClellan 323.08 56 Mauricio Zelada 84.02
27 Conrrado Moscoso 300 57 Erik Garcia 82.01
28 Mauro Rojas 264.02 58 Alex Midkiff 75
29 John Wolfe 253.02 59 Noe Rivera 70.02
30 Ben Croft 252 60 Hal Rutherford 70
14 2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDELadies
Professional
Racquetball Tour
www.lprtour.com
Player Biographies
2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE 15Paola LONGORIA LPRT #1
Date of Birth:
July 20, 1989 (age: 29)
Place of Birth:
San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Current Residence:
Monterrey, Mexico
College:
Universidad Autonoma de
Nuevo Leon
Height:
5’ 5”
Year Started Playing:
2006
Best US OPEN Finish:
8-Time Champion (2008, ‘11, ‘12,
‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 & ‘17)
@PaoLongoria
Frédérique LAMBERT LPRT #2
Date of Birth:
March 27, 1992 (Age: 26)
Place of Birth:
Montreal, Canada
Current Residence:
Montreal, Canada
College:
Universite de Montreal
Height:
5’ 6”
Year Started Playing:
2001
Best US OPEN Finish:
Finalist (2017)
@FredeLambert
16 2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDESamantha SALAS LPRT #3
Date of Birth:
December 15, 1986 (Age: 32)
Place of Birth:
Guanajuato, Mexico
Current Residence:
Monterrey, Mexico
College:
Autonoma de Nuevo Leon
Height:
5’ 7”
Year Started Playing:
2000
Best US OPEN Finish:
Finalist (2016)
@ViolentaSalas
Alexandra HERRERA LPRT #4
Date of Birth:
January 10, 1995 (Age: 23)
Place of Birth:
Tijuana, Mexico
Current Residence:
Monterrey, Mexico
College:
Universidad Autonoma
de Nuevo Leo
Height:
5’ 6”
Year Started Playing:
2008
Best US OPEN Finish:
Quarterfinals (2017)
@AlexaHerreraAvs
2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE 17Nancy Enriquez LPRT #5
Date of Birth:
October 13, 1986 (age: 31)
Place of Birth:
Chihuahua, Mexico
Current Residence:
Chihuahua, Mexico
Year Started Playing:
2006
Best US OPEN Finish:
Round of 16 (2017)
@NancyEnriquezA
Rhonda RAJSICH LPRT #6
Date of Birth:
October 7, 1978 (age: 39)
Place of Birth:
Phoenix, Arizona
Current Residence:
Phoenix, Arizona
College:
Stephen F. Austin State
Height:
5’ 10”
Year Started Playing:
1978
Best US OPEN Finish:
4-Time Champion
(2003, 2007, 2009 & 2010)
@RhondaRocks23
18 2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDEMaria Jose VARGAS LPRT #7
Date of Birth:
March 18, 1993 (age: 25)
Place of Birth:
Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Current Residence:
Buenos Aries, Argentina
College:
UPSA / Bolivia
Height:
5’ 8”
Year Started Playing:
2001
Best US OPEN Finish:
Finalist (2014)
@MariaJoseVargasParada
Natalia MENDEZ LPRT #8
Date of Birth:
January 28, 1997 (Age: 21)
Place of Birth:
Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Current Residence:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
College:
Gabriel Rene Moreno
Height:
5’ 6”
Year Started Playing:
2007
Best US OPEN Finish:
Semifinals (2017)
@NataliaMendeze
2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDE 19LPRT ’18 -’19 Season Schedule
Grand Slam & Tier 1 Events - Full Schedule at www.lprtour.com
DATE:....................................................................................................................LOCATION:
August 24-26, 2019............................................................................San Luis Potosí, Mexico
Paola Longoria def. Samantha Salas Solis 11-7, 11-1, 11-3
OCTOBER 3-7, 2018 - UnitedHealthcare US OPEN............. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
October 26-28, 2018........................................................................... Boston, Massachusetts
November 16-18, 2018...................................................................................Chicago, Illinois
December 14-16, 2018...................................................................................Laurel, Maryland
January 25-27, 2019...................................................................... Greenville, South Carolina
LPRT Rankings (as of 10/1/2018)
Rank: Player: Points: Rank: Player: Points:
1 Paola Longoria 1,670.00 30 Ceci Pratt 54
2 Frederique Lambert 934 31 Diana Aguilar 52.5
3 Samantha Salas 580 32 Robin Whitmire 50
4 Alexandra Herrera 519.5 33 Jennifer Dering 48
5 Nancy Enriquez 506.5 34 Jenny Daza 44.75
6 Rhonda Rajsich 500 35 Aime Brewer 43.75
7 Maria Jose Vargas 468.25 35 Jennifer Saunders 43.75
8 Jessica Parilla 431.5 37 Denisse Maldonado 40
9 Natalia Mendez 422 38 Angelica Barrios 39.5
10 Cristina Amaya 345.5 39 Daniela Molina 37.5
11 Carla Munoz 320.5 40 Carolina Rivera Luque 32.5
12 Adriana Riveros 279 41 Michelle De La Rosa 32.25
13 Gabriella Martinez 244.75 42 Kelani Bailey 25
14 Sheryl Lotts 195.5 42 Abril Prado 25
15 Adrienne Fisher Haynes 188.75 44 Hollie Scott 20.75
16 Maria Renee Rodriguez 186.5 45 Jordan Cooperrider 19.75
17 Susy Acosta-Mendoza 155.25 46 Laura Brandt 18.75
18 Casandra Lee 150.25 46 Sara Jeys 18.75
19 Eleni Guzman Velgis 136.25 46 Anita Maldonado 18.75
20 Monserrat Mejia 129.5 46 Erika Manilla 18.75
21 Ana Laura Flores 92.5 46 Janel Tisinger 18.75
22 Montse Perez 87.75 51 Michelle Morisette 17.25
23 Lucia Gonzalez 78 52 Maritza Franco 12.5
24 Brenda Laime 71 52 Cheryl Gudinas 12.5
25 Erin Rivera 70 52 Arrisa Hanson 12.5
26 Hannah Shnurman 64 52 Sharon Jackson 12.5
27 Masiel Rivera 60.25 52 Maria Paz Riquelme 12.5
28 Maria Paz Munoz 56.75 57 Youngock Lee 4.75
29 Yazmine Sabja 56 58 Linda Tyler 3.75
20 2018 US OPEN RACQUETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS - MEDIA GUIDEUSA RACQUETBALL
GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE SUPPORT
OF OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS
National Co-SponsorsUS OPEN Media Operations Jeff Oliver, Media Manager jeff@usopenracquetball.com 541-543-7775 Leo Vasquez, Public Relations Manager leo@usopenracquetball.com 817-791-4948 Cheryl Kirk, Staff Writer Twitter: @usopenrb
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