SAN DIEGO – The 2026 USA Pickleball National Championships brought some of the sport's top players to the Barnes Tennis Center in San Diego, where the women's pro doubles final featured a matchup between two teams with very different paths through the tournament.

No. 8 seeds Vivian Glozman and Roos van Reek captured the gold medal, defeating No. 2 seeds Bobbi Oshiro and Katerina Stewart in the championship final. The victory capped an impressive run for Glozman and van Reek, who worked their way through a challenging bracket to claim the national title.

The final was competitive from the start. Oshiro and Stewart took the opening game 11-9. Glozman and van Reek responded in the second game, winning 11-5 to even the match and force a deciding game. They carried that momentum into the final game, winning 11-5 to secure the gold medal. Oshiro and Stewart finished with silver.

Their path to the championship made the win even more impressive. After advancing through the round of 16, Glozman and van Reek defeated the tournament's No. 1, No. 2 and No. 4 seeds. Their quarterfinal matchup against top seeds Amanda Hendry and Christine Maddox was especially close, with Glozman and van Reek earning a 12-10 victory in the deciding game.

The women's doubles bronze medal went to Domenika Turkovic and Glauka Carvajal Lane.

In women's singles, Seone Mendez claimed gold after defeating No. 3 seed Oshiro in the final. Mendez also took down top seed Stewart in the semifinals, while Turkovic earned bronze.

The championships brought together top pickleball talent at the Barnes Tennis Center, with the women's pro finals showcasing the depth of competition and the unpredictability of the tournament.