2010 Racquetball World Championships

XV Racquetball World Championships - South Korea 2010 -
Host	Seoul South Korea
Dates	August 13 - August 21
Men's singles
Gold	Rocky Carson
Silver	Jack Huczek
Bronze	Ricardo Monroy, Vincent Gagnon
Women's singles
Gold	Rhonda Rajsich
Silver	Nancy Enriquez
Bronze	Paola Longoria, Cheryl Gudinas
Men's doubles
Gold	Ben Croft & Mitch Williams
Silver	Mike Green & Tim Landeryou
Bronze	Cesar Castro & Jorge Hirsekorn, Alejandro Landa & Miguel Perea
Women's doubles
Gold	Paola Longoria & Samantha Salas
Silver	Jackie Paraiso & Aimee Ruiz
Bronze	Frédérique Lambert & Brandi Jacobson Prentice, Naomi Wakimoto & Toshiko Sakamoto
Men teams
Champions	United States
Runners-up	Mexico
Third place	Canada
Fourth place	Bolivia
Women teams
Champions	United States
Runners-up	Bolivia
Third place	Canada
Fourth place	Chile

The 15th Racquetball World Championships were held in Seoul (South Korea) from August 13 to 21, 2010, with 16 men's national teams and 11 women's national teams; and several players in the Singles and Doubles competition.

The incumbent champions in men's and women's singles were Americans Rocky Carson and Rhonda Rajsich, respectively, and they successfully defended their titles in Seoul.

In doubles, the Americans successfully defended the men's doubles title, and Mitch Williams was part of the winning team again, although in 2010 he won with Ben Croft while in 2008 Jason Thoerner was his partner.

In women's doubles, Paola Longoria and Samantha Salas broke a 22-year streak of American victories by defeating the defending champions Jackie Paraiso and Aimee Ruiz and claiming the first women's doubles title for Mexico.

Men's Singles Competition

First round			Second round			Third round			Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Final





			1	Jack Huczek	15, 15

			33	Daniel Maggi	13, 12
33	Wien-Chang Wen	1, 2

32	Danny Maggi	15, 15
						1	Jack Huczek	15, 15

						16	Ivan Villegas	2, 4



			17	Ivan Villegas	15, 15

			16	Simon Perdomo	12, 5



									1	Jack Huczek	15, 15

									25	Michimune Kono	3, 2



			9	Michimune Kono	15, 15

			24	Luis Meza	5, 2
41		0

24
						9	Michimune Kono	15, 15

						25	Marcelo Laprea	13, 8
25

40
			25	Patrick Hanley	3, 12

			8	Marcelo Laprea	15, 15



												1	Jack Huczek	15, 15

												4	Vincent Gagnon	12, 12



			5	Vincent Gagnon	15, 15

			37	Raaj Mohan	4, 6
37	Jeff Hwang	7, 3

28	Raaj Mohan	15, 15
						5	Vincent Gagnon	15, 15

						12	Carlos Oviedo	6, 6
21

44
			21	Carlos Oviedo	15, 6, 11

			12	Amol Rocha	4, 15, 7



									5	Vincent Gagnon	15, 15

									4	Francisco Gomez	5, 12



			13	Daeyong Kwon	15, 15

			20	Jose Daniel Alvarez	7, 9
45

20
						20	Daeyong Kwon	9, 3

						4	Francisco Gomez	15, 15
29	Francisco Gomez	15, 15

36	Sitaram Vananran	2, 1
			29	Francisco Gomez	15, 15

			4	Eduardo Avila	10, 3



															1	Jack Huczek	13, 14

															3	Rocky Carson	15, 15



			3	Rocky Carson	13, 15, 11

			35	Shai Manzuri	15, 8, 4
35	Timothy Baghurst	3, 6

30	Shai Manzuri	15, 15
						3	Rocky Carson	15, 15

						14	Luis Pérez	6, 9



			19	Felipe Camacho	14, 15, 8

			14	Luis Pérez	15, 13, 11



									3	Rocky Carson	15, 15

									11	Alejandro Herrera	1, 8



			11	Takaaki Hirose	15, 15

			22	Christian Wer	6, 12
43

22
						11	Takaaki Hirose	4, 10

						38	Alejandro Herrera	15, 15
27

38
			38	Alejandro Herrera	15, 15

			6	Cesar Castro	11, 12



												3	Rocky Carson	15, 15

												10	Ricardo Monroy	13, 12



			7	Kris Odegard	15, 15

			26	Sathwik Rai	2, 1



						7	Kris Odegard	9, 0

						10	Ricardo Monroy	15, 15



			23	Joseph Dillon	4, 5

			10	Ricardo Monroy	15, 15



									10	Ricardo Monroy	14, 15, 11

									2	Alejandro Landa	15, 9, 10



			15	Seung Jun Jeon	10, 15, 10

			18	Fernando Rios	15, 15, 11



						18	Fernando Rios	4, 15, 7

						2	Alejandro Landa	15, 13, 11
31	Choung-Yew Chang	4, 4

34	Siaosi Palauni	15, 15
			34	Siaosi Palauni	5, 4

			2	Alejandro Landa	15, 15

Winner
Rocky Carson

Women's singles competition

First round			Second round			Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Final


1	Rhonda Rajsich

32	BYE
			1	Rhonda Rajsich	15, 15

			17	Claudine Garcia	3, 2
17	Claudine Garcia	15, 15

16	Vivianna Reveron	7, 7
						1	Rhonda Rajsich	15, 15

						8	Maiko Sato	7, 11
9	Jenny Daza Navia	15, 15

24	Sela Brown	3, 2
			9	Jenny Daza Navia	14, 15, 3

			8	Maiko Sato	15, 12, 11
25	Véronique Guillemette	9, 8

8	Maiko Sato	15, 15
									1	Rhonda Rajsich	9, 15, 11

									5	Paola Longoria	15, 10, 5
5	Paola Longoria

28	BYE
			5	Paola Longoria	15, 15

			12	Cristina Córdova	4, 3
21	Marie Gomar	5, 5

12	Cristina Cordova	15, 15
						5	Paola Longoria	15, 15

						4	Jin Young Seok	3, 4
13	Jin Young Seok	15, 15

20	Katie Kenny	2, 4
			20	Jin Young Seok	15, 15

			4	Josée Grand'Maître	8, 6
29	BYE

4	Josée Grand'Maître
												1	Rhonda Rajsich	15, 15

												7	Nancy Enriquez	8, 11
3	Cheryl Gudinas

30	BYE
			3	Cheryl Gudinas	15, 15

			14	Islhey Mariana Paredes	6, 1
19	Deborah Kessler	11, 7

14	Mariana Paredes	15, 15
						3	Cheryl Gudinas	15, 15

						11	Maria Jose Vargas	9, 7
11	Maria Jose Vargas	15, 14, 11

22	Cristina Amaya	14, 15, 8
			11	Maria Jose Vargas	15, 3, 11

			6	Etsuko Noda	5, 15, 10
27	BYE

6	Etsuko Noda
									3	Cheryl Gudinas	15, 14, 5

									7	Nancy Enriquez	5, 15, 11
7	Nancy Enriquez	15, 15

26	Pianola Tua'one	4, 1
			7	Nancy Enriquez	15, 14, 11

			10	Maria Paz Munoz	3, 15, 6
23	Maria Renee Rodriguez	5, 1

10	Maria Paz Muñoz	15, 15
						7	Nancy Enriquez	15, 15

						2	Jennifer Saunders	9, 9
15	Jung Eun Anh	15, 15

18	Majella Haverty	2, 0
			18	Jung Eun Anh	8, 15, 4

			2	Jennifer Saunders	15, 11, 11
31	BYE

2	Jennifer Saunders

Winner
Rhonda Rajsich

Men's doubles competition^[1]

Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarter finals			Semi finals			Finals


1	Ben Croft & Mitch Williams


			1	USA	15, 15

			17	Tonga	3, 2
17	Loleni Tuaone & Tevita Tangulu	Forfeit

16	Wen-chang Went & Choung-yew Chang
						1	USA	15, 15

						9	Costa Rica	6, 13
9	Ivan Villegas & Felipe Camacho


			9	Costa Rica	15, 15

			8	Guatemala	14, 11


8	Christian Wer & Luis Meza
									1	USA	15, 6, 11

									4	Venezuela	10, 15, 5
5	Michimune Kono & Hiroshi Shimizu


			5	Japan	11, 11

			12	South Korea	15, 15


12	Min Soo Park & Dong Min-jang
						12	South Korea	2, 11

						4	Venezuela	15, 15
13	Srikaran Kandadai & Raaj Mohan


			13	India	1, 4

			4	Venezuela	15, 15


4	Cesar Castro & Jorge Hirsekorn
												1	USA	15, 15

												3	Canada	2, 13
3	Mike Green & Tim Landeryou


			3	Canada	15, 15

			14	Ireland	6, 4


14	Patrick Hanley & Joseph Dillon
						3	Canada	7, 15, 11

						6	Argentina	15, 7, 3
11	Luis Perez & Simon Perdomo


			11	Dominican Republic	15, 3, 10

			6	Argentina	8, 15, 11


6	Shai Mazuri & Daniel Maggi
									3	Canada	15, 15

									2	Mexico	2, 5
7	Ricardo Monroy & Carlos Keller Vargas


			7	Bolivia	15, 10, 9

			10	Ecuador	10, 15, 11


10	Jose Daniel Alvarez & Fernando Rios
						10	Ecuador	7, 15, 9

						2	Mexico	15, 8, 11
15	Juan Herrera & Alejandro Herrera


			15	Colombia	8, 12

			2	Mexico	15, 15


2	Alejandro Landa & Miguel Perea

Winners
Ben Croft & Mitch Williams

Women's doubles competition^[2]

Round of 16			Quarter-finals			Semi-finals			Final


1	Jackie Paraiso & Aimee Ruiz

16	BYE
			1	USA	15, 15

			8		5, 5
9	Maria Renee Rodriguez & Marie Gomar	4, 8

8	Islhey Mariana Paredes & Vivianna Reveron	15, 15
						1	USA	15, 15

						4	Japan	9, 3
5	Jenny Daza Navia & Maria Jose Vargas

12	BYE
			5	Bolivia	15, 15

			4	Japan	12, 2


4	Naomi Wakimoto & Toshiko Sakamoto
									1	USA	15, 13, 4

									3	Mexico	13, 15, 11
3	Paola Longoria & Samantha Salas

14	BYE
			3	Mexico	15, 15

			6	Ecuador	2, 5
11	Pianola Tua'one & Sela Brown	1, 0

6	Cristina Cordova & Maria Paz Muñoz	15, 15
						3	Mexico	15, 15

						2	Canada	8, 6
7	Young-mi Lee & Yunhui Yu	15, 15

10	Katie Kenny & Majella Haverty	2, 10
			7	South Korea	9, 6

			2	Canada	15, 15
	BYE

2	Frédérique Lambert & Brandi Jacobson Prentice

Winners
Paola Longoria & Samantha Salas

Men's team competition

Round of 16			Quarter finals			Semifinals			Final


1	United States	2

16	Tonga	1
			1	USA	2

			9	South Korea	1
8	Japan	1

9	South Korea	2
						1	USA	3

						5	Bolivia	0
5	Bolivia	3

12	India	0
			5	Bolivia	2

			4	Venezuela	1
13	Guatemala	1

4	Venezuela	2
									1	USA	3

									2	Canada	0
3	Mexico	2

14	Dominican Republic	1
			3	Mexico	1

			6	Costa Rica	2
11	Ireland	0

6	Costa Rica	3
						6	Costa Rica	0

						2	Canada	3
7	Ecuador	3

10	Argentina	0
			7	Ecuador	1

			2	Canada	2
15	Colombia	0

2	Canada	3

Winners
United States

Women's team competition

Round of 16			Quarter finals			Semifinals			Final


1	United States

	BYE
			1	USA	2

			8	Ecuador	1
9	Guatemala	0

8	Ecuador	3
						1	USA	2

						4	Mexico	1
5	Japan

12	BYE
			5	Japan	1

			4	Mexico	2


4	Mexico
									1	USA	3

									2	Canada	0
3	Bolivia

14	BYE
			3	Bolivia	1

			6	South Korea	2
11	Tonga	0

6	South Korea	3
						6	South Korea	1

						2	Canada	2
7	Venezuela	2

10	Ireland	1
			7	Venezuela	1

			2	Canada	2
	BYE

2	Canada

Winners
United States

References

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