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1st USHA National Big Ball Championships Results

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Christian Vasquez (left) of Sky Bounce® presents checks and trophies to Men's Pro finalists Giovanni Vasquez (center) and Rookie Wright.  

BROOKLYN, N.Y- John "Rookie" Wright proved he is tops in Big Ball defeating Giovanni Vasquez 25-13 for the Men's Pro Singles title.  

Willie Polanco and Steve Robalino captured the Men's Pro Doubles title with a 25-16 win over Pee Wee Castro and Paul Yagual.  

19-year-old Anastasia Oleynik won the Women's Pro Singles over Maggie Crespo with a 25-9 victory. Oleynik became the youngest singles national champion since David Chapman won the 4-Wall Singles title in 1993 at the age of 17. 

Crespo did earn redemption and a national title, teaming with Lori Acevedo for a 25-14 win over Tamiko Pearson and Oleynick.

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2008 3-Wall Nat's

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Sean Lenning runs down a return from Emmett Peixoto in the National 3-Wall Men's Open Singles final.
TOLEDO, Ohio - Sean Lenning slammed in the Open divisions repeating as singles and doubles champ.  Lenning withstood a solid comeback effort by Emmett Peixoto in the singles winning 21-3, 7-21, 11-3.  The two finalists then paired to take the doubles title against Adam and Dane Szatkowski, winning 21-16, 21-3.  

Megan Mehilos was also pushed to a tiebreaker by Tracy Davis before she won her fourth straight Women's Open singles title, 21-5, 15-21, 11-9.  Davis was the first player to take a game from Mehilos in the last four years.   

Samantha England and Sarah Au won the Women's Open Doubles, defeating Tracy Davis and Jennifer Hinman 21-11, 21-5. 

For final results and drawsheets, click on the link:     Official site of the 58th USHA National 3-Wall Championships HERE
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2008 1-Wall Nat's
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Satish Jagnandan dives for a return against Cesar Sala in the Men's Open Final. 

BROOKLYN, N.Y. - Cesar Sala ended Satish Jagnandan’s reign at four years in the National One-Wall singles, holding off furious charges at the end of both games for the title, 20, 10.

Sala rallied to force a tiebreaker in the open doubles against Willie Polanco and Pee Wee Castro but he and Joe Kaplan came just short of the slam, losing 11-9 in the tiebreaker.

Tracy Davis completed a slam in the women’s events, teaming with Theresa McCourt to avenge last month’s loss to Maggie Crespo and Lori Acevedo.

Josh Garcia, a talented teenager, pulled off a slam in the C singles and doubles with non-relative Ariel Garcia as his partner and final singles opponent.

Graham Palmore did the same in the 65s with Tom Vitale as his partner.

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2008 USHA National 3-Wall Juniors
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Tyree Bastidas winds up for a shot against Marco Lemus (left) in the Boy's 17-Singles final.

VENICE, Calif. – Junior handball players from across the country enjoyed the four days of handball right on beautiful Venice  Beach as they finished the final day of competition with singles and doubles finals. 

Tyree Bastidas finished this year’s 3-Wall Juniors with one of the finest Sunday performances to date.

The 17-year-old from Brooklyn first wrangled with doubles partner Marco Lemus for the 17-Singles title, winning in two games, 21-20, 21-17. 

After a narrow 21-20 first game victory in the Boy's 19-Doubles final over Armando Ortiz and Ricardo Ruiz, Bastidas came up big with some great serves and smart court play.  Lemus was just as spectacular, driving the ball with ferocity and finishing rallies with great kills.  The team finished the second game 21-12. 

Armando Ortiz won the Boy’s 19-Singles, defeating Ruiz 21-16, 21-16.

Eric Matiasek defeated Brant Bidegain for the Boy’s 15 title, and Angel Estrella defeated Patrick Sutherland for the Boy’s 13 title. 

Damion Chapa edged cousin Ivan Chapa for the Co-Ed 11-Singles title.

Eric Matiasek and C.J. Laffey defeated Brant Bidegain and Steven Matiasek for the Boy's 15-Under doubles title.   

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