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18 October 2026

Australia Pickleball Cup: Double Delight for Gabe Tardio, Tyra Black; Christian Alshon Falls Short Twice

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Australia Pickleball Cup: Double Delight for Gabe Tardio, Tyra Black; Christian Alshon Falls Short Twice

Gabe Tardio and Tyra Black clinched two titles each at the Australia Cup in Brisbane, while Andie Dikosavljevic and Hunter Johnson won the women's and men's singles crowns, respectively. , Pickleball, ...

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