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Toys “R” Us PPA Finals 2026

May 4–10, 2026 · Life Time Rancho San Clemente, San Clemente, California

Results checked2026-05-13

Updated from the official result page.

RESULTS

Champions, finalists, and result status

Finals verified from the official recap.

Results confirmed
Mixed doubles
ChampionAnna Leigh Waters / Ben Johns
Runner-upRachel Rohrabacher / Christian Alshon

Final score11-5, 11-5, 11-5

Men’s doubles
ChampionBen Johns / Gabe Tardio
Runner-upAndrei Daescu / Federico Staksrud

Final score11-8, 11-3, 11-0

Women’s doubles
ChampionAnna Bright / Anna Leigh Waters
Runner-upRachel Rohrabacher / Parris Todd

Final score11-7, 11-6, 11-2

Men’s singles
ChampionChristopher Haworth
Runner-upJohn Lucian Goins

Final score11-2, 11-8

Women’s singles
ChampionKate Fahey
Runner-upBrooke Buckner

Final score11-0, 11-9

Event briefing

Event context

The season finale gathered the top qualifiers and produced five fully documented championship matches. The official recap provides winners, finalists, and final scores.

StatusCompleted
TourPPA
DatesMay 4–10, 2026
LocationLife Time Rancho San Clemente, San Clemente, California

STORYLINES

The stories beyond the score

Format, player development, scheduling, and season pressure explain what the result means.

DYNASTY

The established doubles pairings closed the season on top

Waters/Johns, Bright/Waters, and Johns/Tardio all converted the No. 1 seed into decisive straight-game finals.

SINGLES OPENING

Waters’ absence changed the women’s singles path

Kate Fahey used the opening to claim the title, while Brooke Buckner reached the final.

Field & format

Players and teams

  • Top season qualifiers across five professional divisions
  • Championship Sunday finalists published by the PPA Tour

What to watch

Key questions

  • Ben Johns and Gabe Tardio completing an unbeaten 2026 men’s doubles run
  • Anna Leigh Waters collecting doubles and mixed titles after sitting out singles
  • Kate Fahey taking the women’s singles opening

SEASON CONTEXT

Why this event matters

The event rewarded the season’s established pairings, but singles still created openings for different champions and finalists.