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2025 40+ Sectionals Results

June 10, 2025

While the weekend began with a little rain, it couldn’t hold back out competitors. Players from all over Texas fought for their chance to go to Nationals. While a clear winner was declared in most division’s finals, the Women’s 3.5 semi-finals and finals were so close they were decided on by fewest sets and games lost. Congratulations to all the winners this weekend. We’ll see everyone back in Houston next weekend for 3.0, 4.0 and Open.

Weekend One: 3.5, 4.5 Divisions

Men's 3.5 - Dallas

Captain: Kailas Magi

Rakesh Chandoori, Chandrakant Dharme, Srinath Elitem, Vijay Gate, Kalyan Kalidindi, Uday Katikala, Shiva Kumar, Vinod Kumar Marakoosham, Kailas Magi, Uma Mahesh Vommi, Vinod Kumar Marakoosham, Hari Mothukuri, Satish Orugunta, Amol Patwardhan, Mathivanan Ramalingam, Tushar Tipatre, Mahendra Vengurlekar, Veeresh Kurni

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Men's 4.5 - Austin

Captain: Puneet Mahajan

Carlos Alcantara, Maciej Bajkowski, Antonio Cunha, Jaime Diaz Perez, Raimundo Ducci, Paul Gonzales, Subu Jayaram, Scott Logeman, Puneet Mahajan, Lee Moroz, Vivek Naik, Sam Page, Matt Pyle, Omar Samman

Women's 3.5 - Houston

Captain: Kim Pataky

Roster: Noriko Chandler, Michelle Chang, Sheryl Cohen, Erin Gibson, Ana Guzman, Marty Kirkpatrick, Thuy Le, Jill Martin, Gabriela Montes, Kim Pataky, Diem Pham, Sayuri Pinon, Jennifer Ritson, Heather Taranto, Daniela Terminel, Janet Tran, Andrea Verges, Leah Worrell, Elim Yeoh

Women's 4.5 - Houston

Captain: Melissa Styker

Roster: Berklee Baay, Valerie Behne, Cynthia Blust, Lisa Cohen, Chiara Combs, Cristin Dickerson, Linnie Ford, Geraldine Haas, Sarah-Jane Jackett, Donnetha Johnson, Sachiko Jungbluth, Melissa Massey, Tammy Nasse, Sarah Pletcher, Amanda Thompson, Diana Tully, Kendall Vincent, Louise Vorster, Thao Westenhaver, Melissa Stryker

Weekend Two

Men's 3.0 - Austin

Captain(s): Will Hale & Jason Quisenberry

Anthony Propst, Bart Gunkel, Bill Askew, Emmett Beliveau, Jason Clauer, Jason Quisenberry, Kevin Schoch, Kyle Smith, Matt Trevena, Nicholas Miller, Offir Schwartz, Patrick Maroney, Paul Benson, Parker Polan, Rick Ary, Robert Norris, Steven DiPasquale, Todd Reimers, Will Hale, Coe Schlicher

Men's 4.0 - NOHO

Captain: Michael Spearman

Bethuel Gabriel, Blanton Hansen, Chad Harris, Chie Min Chung, Chris Micklitz, Doug Speers, Federico Marques, Geber Urbina, Hans Rusli, Hugo Palencia, James Robinson, James Wooten, Jean-Pierre Bernard, Justin Hedge, Mark Leavenworth, Michael Salinas, Michael Spearman, Phillip Wills

Women's Open - Dallas

Captain(s): Erica Vo & Deb Nguyen

Roster: Astrid Perez, Deb Nguyen, Erica Vo, Janessa Wilson, Julie Gibson, Katy O'Neil, Kristin Rose, Laura Hornbach, Maria Lopez, Melissa Hanold, Wilson Johnson

Women's 3.0 - Dallas

Captain(s): Abby Liechty & Leanne Moore

Roster: Abby Liechty, Alison Reinke, Allison Bowen, Angie Wood, Callie Nixon, Cari Jackson, Hilary Baker, Jamie Womack, Jenny Green, Karen Rector, Katy Brown, Kelly Stone, Leanne Moore, Lindsay Key, Marianna Clement, Rebecca Scott, Sheri Law, Stacey Staples

Women's 4.5 - Dallas

Captain(s): Ginger Newberg & Kerry Schonwald

Roster: Angela James, Charlotte Rice, Ellen Oliver, Elizabeth Chao, Elizabeth Lindberg, Erica Goodman, Gianine Claure, Ginger Newberg, Janine Pesusich, Jennifer Huffman, Kathryn Idoux, Kaylea Schultz, Kerry Schonwald, Kimberly Grogan, Kimberly Hart, Kristin Rosenbaum, Lindsey Parker, Molly Jahn, Pamela Kvale, Sarah Davis, Stacy Nobles, Heather Vik

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