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USHA/Simple Green Pro Stop #1- Seattle

USHA/Simple Green Pro Stop #1

Seattle, WA- David Chapman began the new Pro Handball Season the same way he ended the last with a win in the championship match. Naty Alvarado, Jr. pushed Chapman in the first, staying close until finally falling 11-10. Not wanting to get in a hole early, Alvarado easily won the second, 11-2; however, Chapman jumped out to big leads in the last two games, as he is able to do with so many opponents, and sealed the win, 11-4 and 11-6.

In the consolation final, Sean Lenning pleased the home crowd with a four game win over Chris Tico, 11-2, (3-11), 11-6, and 11-1.

Players and handball fans were treated with tremendous showmanship and first-class hospitality at The Seattle Challenge Pro Stop. A special thanks goes out to Ron Bozarth and his team, the Washington Athletic Club, and the handball fans who packed the stands to witness brilliant play.

See complete results below, or click on the link for and updated draw sheet.

See the draw sheet of the USHA/Simple Green Pro Stop #1(Click Here)

First Round:

David Chapman (St. Louis, MO) d. Tyler Hamel (Houston, TX), 5, 6, 6; Marcos Chavez (Buena Park, CA) d. Danny Bell (Quebec City, Canada), 3, (2), 7, 5; Norm Dunne (San Jose, CA) d. Tommy Little (Mound City, KS), 5, (1), 10, 9; John Bike, Jr. (Hesperia, CA) d. Emmett Peixoto (Watsonville, CA), 1, (8), 4, 5; Vince Munoz (Whittier, CA) d. Sean Lenning (Shoreline, WA), 4, 2, 5; Paul Brady (Co. Cavan, Ireland) d. Chris Tico (San Francisco, CA) (3), (4), 8, 3, 0; Tony Healy (Co. Cork, Ireland) d. Dan Armijo (Albuquerque, NM), 5, 7, 5; Naty Alvarado, Jr. (Hesperia, CA) d. Anton Wilson (Fresno, CA), 5, 1, 7.

Quarterfinals

Chapman d. Chavez, 7, 6, 4; Bike, Jr. d. Dunne, 2, (8), 10, 6; Munoz d. Brady, 1, 9, 4; Alvarado, Jr. d. Healy, 9, 10, 4.

Semifinals

Chapman d. Bike, Jr., (3), (1), 3, 4, 6; Alvarado, Jr. d. Munoz, (7), 8, 7, 5.

Final

Chapman d. Alvarado, 10, (2), 4, 6.

Consolation:

First Round:
Lenning d. Peixoto, 6, 5; Tico d. Little, 14, 10.

Semifinals:
Lenning d. Armijo, 9, 6; Tico d. Wilson, 5, (10), 10.

Final:
Lenning d. Tico, 2, (3), 6, 1.