Northbrook, Illinois. October 11, 2026. Anna Leigh Waters sweeps for her 45th career Triple Crown and 200th title, and Roscoe Bellamy beats top seed Christopher Haworth.
Northbrook, Illinois.
October 11, 2026.
MIXED DOUBLES FINAL: (1) Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns def. (3) Jorja Johnson and J.W. Johnson, 11-4, 11-4.
- Waters and Johns’s 66th title together. (Career titles: Waters 68, Johns, 81)
- Waters’s 200th overall career title, and part of her 45th career Triple Crown.
- The Johnsons beat Waters and Johns in the semis last month in Cary, NC.
- Waters and Johns had fewer errors on Serves, Returns and Third Shots, 5-1.
- Waters and Johns had fewer Volleys into the net, 7-0.
- Longest rally: 45 shots.
MEN’S DOUBLES FINAL: (1) Hayden Patriquin and Federico Staksrud def. (14) Nick Acevedo and Jaume Martinez Vich, 11-1, 11-6.
- Fifth career title together for Patriquin and Staksrud.
- Patriquin’s tenth overall career title; Staksrud’s 27th.
- Acevedo’s second final this season.
- Patriquin and Staksrud had more Clean Winners, 15-1.
- All Serves and Returns were kept “in play.”
- Longest rally: 33 shots.
WOMEN’S DOUBLES FINAL: (1) Anna Bright and Anna Leigh Waters def. (2) Tyra Black and Catherine Parenteau, 2-11, 11-3, 11-4.
- Bright and Waters’s 26th career title together and third this season.
- Bright has 35 Doubles titles; Waters has 68.
- Bright and Waters had more Clean Winners, 15-6.
- Part of Waters’s 45th career Triple Crown.
- Longest rally: 44 shots.
MEN’S SINGLES FINAL: (4) Roscoe Bellamy def. (1) Christopher Haworth, 11-4, 11-5.
- Bellamy’s second career title (2025 Lakeland).
- Listed at six-foot-five, Bellamy is the tallest gold medalist in PPA Tour history.
- Haworth had won his four straight finals appearances before this loss.
- Bellamy had fewer Baseline Drive Errors, 17-9.
- Bellamy had fewer Serve and Return Errors, 8-5.
- Longest rally: 20 shots.
WOMEN’S SINGLES FINAL: (1) Anna Leigh Waters def. (2) Kate Fahey, 11-1, 11-7.
- Waters has a 66-3 career record in Singles finals, including 14-0 vs. Fahey.
- Waters is 55-0 in Finals since losing in June 2022 (Parris Todd, Orange County)
- Part of Waters’s 45th career Triple Crown.
- Waters had more Clean Winners, 14-6.
- Waters had fewer Serve and Return Errors, 6-0.
- Longest rally: 14 shots.
LEADING AT THE CHANGEOVER:
Did the players or teams leading a game when they changed sides at six points go on to win that game?
- This tournament: Yes. eleven times in eleven games.
- This domestic season: Yes. 42 times in 51 games. (82%).
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