Anna Leigh Waters Had Her Most Dominating Weekend In History

Rain and wind caused issues for the majority of the weekend, and especially on Championship Sunday, but the PPA Tour was able to finish the Fasenra Virginia Beach Cup, albeit on Monday. Nothing was stopping Anna Leigh Waters from winning her 36th triple crown and 162nd gold medal on the PPA Tour this weekend.

Storms caused multiple delays throughout the day Sunday, but the mixed doubles, men’s singles, and women’s doubles events were played to completion. The men’s doubles competition was stopped short due to more rain on Sunday. 

That match was quickly concluded on Monday, with Anna Leigh Waters and Brooke Buckner finishing up the tournament on Monday morning in women’s singles.

Of note, all bronze matches were canceled for the PPA Virginia Cup. Let's get into the top storylines.

Anna Leigh Waters Wins Her 36th Triple Crown in Dominating Fashion It was a weekend of domination for Waters, which eventually even spilled over to Monday. How dominant was Anna Leigh? In total, she played 34 games in 16 matches, not losing a single game, let alone a match. She beat her opponents a combined 375-123, which is an average of 11-3.62. 

Mixed Doubles Ben Johns and Anna Leigh Waters have now won six consecutive mixed doubles titles, dating all the way back to May. Together, they have won 10 of 12 mixed doubles titles in 2025.

The two best players of all time played lights out in Virginia Beach, only allowing their opponents to reach 7 points twice. Their opponents averaged under ... FULL ARTICLE FOUND ON: https://www.thedinkpickleball.com/anna-leigh-waters-had-her-most-dominating-weekend-in-history/