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Hoang Nam Ly and Hong Kit Wong meet for gold after beating Staksrud and Garnett in Hangzhou
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Hoang Nam Ly and Hong Kit Wong meet for gold after beating Staksrud and Garnett in Hangzhou

By Ian NgUpdated 6 min read

Hoang Nam Ly beat world champion Federico Staksrud and Hong Kit Wong took out Connor Garnett. They meet for Hangzhou Open singles gold on Championship Saturday.


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Hoang Nam Ly has three bronzes and a silver this season and no gold. On Championship Saturday in Hangzhou he gets his chance against Hong Kit Wong, in a final that exists because both men beat the two best singles players on the continent.

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Friday's semifinals

Ly (VIE) beat top seed and reigning world champion Federico Staksrud (ARG) 11-7, 12-10, closing out a second game that went past 10-10. Wong (HKG), a day after taking out world No. 3 Connor Garnett in the quarterfinals, beat Hien Truong (VIE) 11-4, 11-0.

Sahra Dennehy (AUS) powered into the Women's Singles final with an 11-1, 11-1 win over Nicola Schoeman (AUS) and is one match from back-to-back singles golds. Chao Yi Wang (TPE) ended home favourite Yufei Long's (CHN) singles run 11-8, 11-7, though her hopes of three titles ended in the Mixed Doubles semifinals, leaving her in two finals.

Truong and Quan Do (USA) followed their quarterfinal upset of Garnett and Blaine Hovenier with an 11-3, 11-4 win over Tama Shimabukuro and Prycen Haas (USA) to reach their first Men's Doubles final together. Staksrud and Armaan Bhatia (IND) survived a three-game battle with Thomas Yu (CHN) and Len Yang (USA) to join them. In Women's Doubles, Alix Truong (USA) and Wang beat Dennehy and Long 11-4, 7-11, 11-6 to reach a final against Sarah Burr (AUS) and Jamie Haas (USA), who beat Aiko Yoshitomi (JPN) and Kara Wheatley (HKG) 11-6, 11-2.

Event

Round

Winner

Defeated

Score

Men's Singles

Semifinals

Hong Kit Wong (HKG)

Hien Truong (VIE)

11-4, 11-0

Men's Singles

Semifinals

Hoang Nam Ly (VIE)

Federico Staksrud (ARG)

11-7, 12-10

Women's Singles

Semifinals

Sahra Dennehy (AUS)

Nicola Schoeman (AUS)

11-1, 11-1

Women's Singles

Semifinals

Chao Yi Wang (TPE)

Yufei Long (CHN)

11-8, 11-7

Men's Doubles

Semifinals

Federico Staksrud (ARG) / Armaan Bhatia (IND)

Thomas Yu (CHN) / Len Yang (USA)

11-5, 5-11, 11-9

Men's Doubles

Semifinals

Hien Truong (VIE) / Quan Do (USA)

Tama Shimabukuro (USA) / Prycen Haas (USA)

11-3, 11-4

Women's Doubles

Semifinals

Sarah Burr (AUS) / Jamie Haas (USA)

Aiko Yoshitomi (JPN) / Kara Wheatley (HKG)

11-6, 11-2

Women's Doubles

Semifinals

Alix Truong (USA) / Chao Yi Wang (TPE)

Sahra Dennehy (AUS) / Yufei Long (CHN)

11-4, 7-11, 11-6

Mixed Doubles

Semifinals

Nok Yiu Tang (HKG) / Eunggwon Kim (KOR)

Chao Yi Wang (TPE) / Armaan Bhatia (IND)

10-12, 11-9, 11-6

Mixed Doubles

Semifinals

Alix Truong (USA) / Federico Staksrud (ARG)

Ting Chieh Wei (TPE) / Connor Garnett (USA)

11-5, 4-11, 11-6

Sahra Dennehy, one win from back-to-back Women's Singles gold. Photo: PPA Tour Asia
Sahra Dennehy, one win from back-to-back Women's Singles gold. Photo: PPA Tour Asia

The finals

The Men's Singles final has Wong hunting a second singles gold after Hong Kong against Ly chasing a first after three bronzes and a silver. Dennehy plays Wang, who is also in the Women's Doubles final. Alix Truong is in both the Women's Doubles and Mixed Doubles finals, and Staksrud, out of singles, is still alive in Men's Doubles and Mixed Doubles.

Saturday schedule

Bronze medal matches start at 10am China time (the same as Malaysia); finals not before 3pm.

Event

Round

Match

Men's Singles

Bronze

Federico Staksrud (ARG) vs Hien Truong (VIE)

Women's Singles

Bronze

Nicola Schoeman (AUS) vs Yufei Long (CHN)

Men's Doubles

Bronze

Thomas Yu (CHN) / Len Yang (USA) vs Tama Shimabukuro (USA) / Prycen Haas (USA)

Women's Doubles

Bronze

Sahra Dennehy (AUS) / Yufei Long (CHN) vs Aiko Yoshitomi (JPN) / Kara Wheatley (HKG)

Mixed Doubles

Bronze

Chao Yi Wang (TPE) / Armaan Bhatia (IND) vs Ting Chieh Wei (TPE) / Connor Garnett (USA)

Men's Singles

Final

Hoang Nam Ly (VIE) vs Hong Kit Wong (HKG)

Women's Singles

Final

Chao Yi Wang (TPE) vs Sahra Dennehy (AUS)

Men's Doubles

Final

Federico Staksrud (ARG) / Armaan Bhatia (IND) vs Hien Truong (VIE) / Quan Do (USA)

Women's Doubles

Final

Alix Truong (USA) / Chao Yi Wang (TPE) vs Sarah Burr (AUS) / Jamie Haas (USA)

Mixed Doubles

Final

Alix Truong (USA) / Federico Staksrud (ARG) vs Nok Yiu Tang (HKG) / Eunggwon Kim (KOR)

Results

Updated 6 December 2025: the finals are done. Every score below is verified against the official bracket.

Hoang Nam Ly celebrates his first PPA Tour Asia gold. Photo: PPA Tour Asia
Hoang Nam Ly celebrates his first PPA Tour Asia gold. Photo: PPA Tour Asia

Event

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Final score

Men's Singles

Hoang Nam Ly (VIE)

Hong Kit Wong (HKG)

Federico Staksrud (ARG)

11-4, 11-4

Women's Singles

Sahra Dennehy (AUS)

Chao Yi Wang (TPE)

Yufei Long (CHN)

11-7, 11-2

Men's Doubles

Hien Truong (VIE) / Quan Do (USA)

Federico Staksrud (ARG) / Armaan Bhatia (IND)

Thomas Yu (CHN) / Len Yang (USA)

10-12, 11-6, 11-5

Women's Doubles

Alix Truong (USA) / Chao Yi Wang (TPE)

Sarah Burr (AUS) / Jamie Haas (USA)

Sahra Dennehy (AUS) / Yufei Long (CHN)

11-8, 11-6

Mixed Doubles

Alix Truong (USA) / Federico Staksrud (ARG)

Nok Yiu Tang (HKG) / Eunggwon Kim (KOR)

Chao Yi Wang (TPE) / Armaan Bhatia (IND)

11-9, 11-1

Ly got his gold, beating Wong 11-4, 11-4 in the last match of the tour's first season. Dennehy beat Wang 11-7, 11-2 for back-to-back singles titles, and Truong and Do came from a game down to beat Staksrud and Bhatia 10-12, 11-6, 11-5 in the Men's Doubles final. Alix Truong won twice, Women's Doubles with Wang 11-8, 11-6 over Burr and Haas, then Mixed Doubles with Staksrud 11-9, 11-1 over Nok Yiu Tang (HKG) and Eunggwon Kim (KOR). Staksrud took the Men's Singles bronze over Truong 11-9, 2-11, 11-8.

Long's two bronzes on the day, in Women's Singles and Women's Doubles with Dennehy, took her to 10 medals for the season, the most of anyone on the tour. Wong's silver made it nine, the most of any man.

Results verified against the official bracket on pickleballtournaments.com and the PPA Tour Asia tournament page.

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That is the end of PPA Tour Asia's first season. The 2026 calendar is due in the new year. Results for every stop are on events.thepicklebase.com.

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