2023 Texas 18+ Mixed League Sectionals
Mixed 18 & Over - 6.0 Winner: Amarillo | Captain Bounhieng Manhkong
Teams from across Texas faced off September 22-24 in Abilene for the Texas 2023 USTA 18 & Over Mixed League Section Championships.
MIXED 6.0 CHAMPIONS - AMARILLO
Captained by Bounhieng Manhkong
Team: Madeline Digges, Hollis Gurley, Alen Huerta, Amy Kay, Leonardo Martinez, Tommy Ondara, Jose Perez, Cindy Ratsaboud, Aenoy Sisomsouk, Vy Sisomsouk, Thanh Trinh, Trudy Vo
MIXED 7.0 CHAMPIONS - AMARILLO
Captained by Bounhieng Manhkong
Team: Jane Aldakkour, Ben Allen, Amber Brown, Sonja Clark, Brianna Guerra, Larkin Johnson, Leonardo Martinez, Kimberly Mendosa, Tommy Ondara, Juan Pacheco, Jennifer Puentes, Eric Sanchez, Thanh Trinh
MIXED 8.0 CHAMPIONS - HOUSTON
Captained by Freddy Soewito
Team: Sam Ahn, Hisham Amery, Garrett Browne, Karina Canadas, Jillian Ermis, Patrick Flanigan, Ajai Hari, Karen Jensen, Jacob Jensen, Kristy Kirkman, Susan Leblanc, Youyou Lu, Kimberly Nguy, Marco A Sandoval, Nick Songvilay, Maria Gabriela Graterol Stefanelli, Blakeley Thomas, Cathy White
MIXED 9.0 CHAMPIONS - DALLAS
Captained by Ashley Longoria
Team: Alisa Bennett, Elizabeth Chao, Jonathan Cobb, Patrick Cole, Sean Fenter, Seth Harris, Megan Klauser, Jennifer Latimer, Krystyan Lazarin, Ashley Longoria, Michael Mabe, Brandon Mathey, Christopher Nelson, Terri Paterson, Wesley Pryor, Ashley Reaves, Joseph Sopko, Christine Summers, Ashli Urano, Teri Ware, Danielle White, Melissa Williams, Shawn Wooley, Chris Workman
MIXED 10.0 CHAMPIONS - DALLAS
Team: Kyle Davidson, Jamie Denton Lee, Tara Eckel, Clarisse Gaucel, Corey Kruseman, Kaylin Kruseman, Maria Lopez, Michael Mabe, Son Tran, Tom Weir, Jake Williams
Mixed 18 & Over - 6.0 Winner: Amarillo | Captain Bounhieng Manhkong
Mixed 18 & Over - 7.0 Winner: Amarillo | Captain Bounhieng Manhkong
Mixed 18 & Over - 8.0 Winner: Houston | Captain Freddy Soewito
Mixed 18 & Over - 10.0 Winner: Dallas
- Mixed 6.0
- Mixed 7.0
- Mixed 8.0
- Mixed 10.0
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