National Champions 2025
Four-Wall, Missouri State University, Springfield, Mo. Pro Singles: Martin MulkerrinsOpen Doubles: Sean Lenning / Luis Cordova Jr. Open Amateur: Matt JobA Singles: Jack WuA Doubles: Jack Wu / Max ChiangB […]
National Champions 2024
Four-Wall, Los Caballeros, Fountain Valley, Calif. Pro Singles: Killian CarrollPro Doubles: Killian Carroll / Martin Mulkerrins Big Ball Open Singles: Ivan ChapaOpen Amateur: Cian O’DriscollA Singles: Ian McLoughlin A Doubles: […]
National Champions 2023
Four-Wall & World Invitational, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Open Singles: Martin MulkerrinsOpen Doubles: Martin Mulkerrins / Killian CarrollA Singles: Gavin CoyleA Doubles: Kevin Barrett / Collin PetersB Singles: Malachy […]
National Champions 2021
One-Wall, Brooklyn, NY Open Singles: Tyree Bastidas Open Doubles: Tywan Cook / Victor LoPierreA Singles: Gary Luk A Doubles: Austin Quinons / Isaac CabaB Singles: Suup Ortiz35-Plus: William Polanco40-Plus Singles: […]
National Champions 2020
One-Wall, Brooklyn, NY Open Singles: Tywan Cook Collegiate Championships, University of Texas – Austin, Texas Combined Team Open: Missouri State University Men’s Team Open: Minnesota State University, Mankato Women’s Team […]
National Champions 2022
Four-Wall, Multnomah Athletic Club, Portland, Ore. Open Singles: Diarmaid Nash Open Doubles: Diarmaid Nash / Martin Mulkerrins A Singles: Conor Walsh A Doubles: Ross Coyler / Denny Schmidt B Singles: […]
Ken Davidoff
Ken Davidoff (Inducted in 2006) Despite a short career, many consider the Ken Davidoff the best one-wall singles player ever. The lanky lefty overpowered the competition during the early 1960s […]
Joel Wisotsky
Joel Wisotsky Over a 16-year period, Joel Wisotsky won 13 doubles titles with six different partners, including eight in one-wall, four in three-wall and one Canadian four-wall title. Afflicted with […]
Al Torres
Al Torres For a span of 35 year, Al Torres was at or near the top of the one-wall singles field at the Open level. The powerful lefty with great […]
Artie Reyer
Artie Reyer In spite of a right leg weakened and disfigured by childhood polio, Arty Reyer became a doubles standout, winning six USHA national doubles titles with four different partners […]
