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PickleSlam 2026: the PPA Asia 125 series starts in Singapore
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PickleSlam 2026: the PPA Asia 125 series starts in Singapore

By Ian NgUpdated 5 min read

Five champions over two days at Jurong Play Grounds, each of them earning a place in the Leapmotor Singapore Open in July.


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The PickleSlam 2026 was the first event in the PPA Asia 125 series, hosted by PickleGO at Jurong Play Grounds in Singapore on April 11 and 12, 2026. Five Pro events were played across the two days, each final a single game to 15.

Dates

April 11 and 12, 2026

Venue

Jurong Play Grounds, Singapore

City

Singapore, Singapore

Pro prize money

US$10,000

Ranking tier

PPA Asia 125

Format

single game to 15 points

Ranking points

up to 125

Official results

pickleballtournaments.com

What the PPA Asia 125 series is

The series runs alongside the main PPA Tour Asia calendar as a route for players who are not yet on it. Each event carries up to 125 ranking points and a minimum of US$10,000 in prize money, runs in single-day formats, and excludes players ranked inside the top 20 of the PPA Rankings. Every champion earns direct entry into the next PPA Asia 500 event.

For the five winners in Singapore, that meant a place at the Leapmotor Singapore Open in July.

Two singles finals decided 15-13

Charles Yong of Singapore beat Timothy Foo of Malaysia 15-13 in the Men's Singles final. Yong trailed 9-5 and then 13-10 before taking five points in a row. He was 19, and had first played the sport three years earlier.

Men's SinglesFinal
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SGCHARLES YONG
15
MYTIMOTHY FOO
13
Completed

Sophia Tran of Vietnam won the Women's Singles by the same score against Pei-Yu Lai of Chinese Taipei, having led 7-0 before Lai came back to lead 12-11. Tran was 18 and a former tennis player.

Ting Wen Wang wins two of the three doubles events

Ting Wen Wang took the Women's Doubles with Kai Fen Yi, beating Sophia Tran and Pei-Yu Lai 15-7, then won the Mixed Doubles with Dustin Wang 15-13 against Sieu Ee Toi and Mohd. Shahmirzzy Kelvin.

Nicholas Maleganeas and Guang Sian Lin won the Men's Doubles 15-8 against Ken Unique Dela Cruz and Johnny Arcilla.

Medal table

Event

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Final score

Men's Singles

Charles Yong (SGP)

Timothy Foo (MAS)

Mohd. Shahmirzzy Kelvin (MAS)

15-13

Women's Singles

Sophia Tran (VIE)

Pei-Yu Lai (TPE)

Seina Shima (JPN)

15-13

Men's Doubles

Nicholas Maleganeas (AUS) / Guang Sian Lin (TPE)

Ken Unique Dela Cruz (PHI) / Johnny Arcilla (PHI)

Khoa Vo (VIE) / Timothy Foo (MAS)

15-8

Women's Doubles

Ting Wen Wang (TPE) / Kai Fen Yi (TPE)

Sophia Tran (VIE) / Pei-Yu Lai (TPE)

Zermaine Lew (SGP) / Amanda Teo (SGP)

15-7

Mixed Doubles

Ting Wen Wang (TPE) / Dustin Wang (TPE)

Sieu Ee Toi (MAS) / Mohd. Shahmirzzy Kelvin (MAS)

Kai Fen Yi (TPE) / Guang Sian Lin (TPE)

15-13

Every match from the semifinals on

Event

Round

Winner

Defeated

Score

Men's Singles

Semifinals

Timothy Foo (MAS)

Russell Arcilla Jr (SGP)

11-9

Men's Singles

Semifinals

Charles Yong (SGP)

Mohd. Shahmirzzy Kelvin (MAS)

11-4

Men's Singles

Bronze

Mohd. Shahmirzzy Kelvin (MAS)

Russell Arcilla Jr (SGP)

15-8

Men's Singles

Final

Charles Yong (SGP)

Timothy Foo (MAS)

15-13

Women's Singles

Semifinals

Sophia Tran (VIE)

Seina Shima (JPN)

11-8

Women's Singles

Semifinals

Pei-Yu Lai (TPE)

Eelin Chin (SGP)

11-3

Women's Singles

Bronze

Seina Shima (JPN)

Eelin Chin (SGP)

15-5

Women's Singles

Final

Sophia Tran (VIE)

Pei-Yu Lai (TPE)

15-13

Men's Doubles

Semifinals

Nicholas Maleganeas (AUS) / Guang Sian Lin (TPE)

Christopher Encarnacion (SGP) / Allen Gerry Manlangit (SGP)

11-2

Men's Doubles

Semifinals

Ken Unique Dela Cruz (PHI) / Johnny Arcilla (PHI)

Khoa Vo (VIE) / Timothy Foo (MAS)

12-10

Men's Doubles

Bronze

Khoa Vo (VIE) / Timothy Foo (MAS)

Christopher Encarnacion (SGP) / Allen Gerry Manlangit (SGP)

15-11

Men's Doubles

Final

Nicholas Maleganeas (AUS) / Guang Sian Lin (TPE)

Ken Unique Dela Cruz (PHI) / Johnny Arcilla (PHI)

15-8

Women's Doubles

Bronze

Zermaine Lew (SGP) / Amanda Teo (SGP)

Seina Shima (JPN) / Paranya Jareonvongrayab (THA)

15-11

Women's Doubles

Final

Ting Wen Wang (TPE) / Kai Fen Yi (TPE)

Sophia Tran (VIE) / Pei-Yu Lai (TPE)

15-7

Mixed Doubles

Semifinals

Sieu Ee Toi (MAS) / Mohd. Shahmirzzy Kelvin (MAS)

Kai Fen Yi (TPE) / Guang Sian Lin (TPE)

11-9

Mixed Doubles

Semifinals

Ting Wen Wang (TPE) / Dustin Wang (TPE)

Seina Shima (JPN) / Nicholas Maleganeas (AUS)

12-10

Mixed Doubles

Bronze

Kai Fen Yi (TPE) / Guang Sian Lin (TPE)

Seina Shima (JPN) / Nicholas Maleganeas (AUS)

15-7

Mixed Doubles

Final

Ting Wen Wang (TPE) / Dustin Wang (TPE)

Sieu Ee Toi (MAS) / Mohd. Shahmirzzy Kelvin (MAS)

15-13

Next in the series

The second PPA Asia 125 event in Malaysia was the Tomaz Cup in Subang Jaya, Selangor in August. Asia tournament listings are at events.thepicklebase.com.

Common questions

What is the PPA Asia 125?

A tournament series that runs alongside the PPA Tour Asia for players outside the top 20 of the PPA Rankings, with up to 125 ranking points and at least US$10,000 in prize money per event.

Who won PickleSlam 2026?

Charles Yong won the Men's Singles, Sophia Tran the Women's Singles, Nicholas Maleganeas and Guang Sian Lin the Men's Doubles, Ting Wen Wang and Kai Fen Yi the Women's Doubles, and Wang and Dustin Wang the Mixed Doubles.

Results verified against the official bracket on pickleballtournaments.com and the PPA Tour Asia tournament page. Photographs: PickleGo, via PPA Tour Asia.