Mixed doubles
🥇ChampionAnna Leigh Waters / Ben Johns
🥈Runner-upRachel Rohrabacher / Christian Alshon
Final score11-5, 11-5, 11-5
CompletedPPAResults confirmed
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.
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
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.
DEEP READ
Three ways to read beyond the result
Picklary editorial analysis connecting scores, partner roles, player development, and club-player application.
How to read this event
Use Toys “R” Us PPA Finals 2026 to connect the result with partnership roles, schedule pressure, and the next ranking opportunity. The score is the starting point, not the whole story.
The player-development question
Look for one player whose decisions changed across rounds. Improvement during a tournament often matters more than one highlight shot.
What a club team can borrow
Choose one repeatable pattern—return and advance, third-shot selection, middle coverage, or reset height—and turn it into a ten-minute drill.
EVENT TIMELINE
Event flow
- Event window and official draw
- Picklary verifies winners and storylines after the official table stabilizes.
CLUB LESSONS
Take it to your court
- 01Separate confirmed results from live expectation.
- 02Study repeated patterns before copying highlight speed.
- 03Connect the event to one player page and one practice goal.
PLAYER CONNECTIONS
Players connected to this event
Related player profiles appear as results are confirmed.