US Open Racquetball Championships

Last updated April 08, 2024

The UnitedHealthcare US Open Racquetball Championships is the premier professional racquetball event. It is a Grand Slam event with men and women competing from the International Racquetball Tour and Ladies Professional Racquetball Tour, respectively. Beginning in 2014, the US Open added a pro doubles division. The US Open also has divisions for amateur players, and hundreds of people participate each year. Overall, there were 708 participants in 2021,^[1] and 732 participants in 2019.^[2]

Men's pro competition

Men's champions

Year	Champion	Runner-Up	Semifinalists	Quarterfinalists	Doubles Champions	Finalists
2022^[3]	Conrrado Moscoso 15-8, 15-4	Rodrigo Montoya	Andree Parrilla Alejandro Landa	Samuel Murray Jake Bredenbeck Rocky Carson Eduardo Portillo	Álvaro Beltrán Daniel De La Rosa 14-15, 15–10, 11-4^[4]	Jake Bredenbeck Sam Bredenbeck
2021^[5]	Daniel De La Rosa 15–13, 11–15, 11–3	Carlos Keller	Andree Parrilla Kane Waselenchuk	Eduardo Portillo Samuel Murray Alejandro Landa Rocky Carson	Álvaro Beltrán Daniel De La Rosa 15–11, 15–11	Alejandro Landa Samuel Murray
2019^[6]	Kane Waselenchuk 15-12, 15-7	Conrrado Moscoso	Alejandro Landa Daniel De La Rosa	Javier Mar Sebastian Fernandez Álvaro Beltrán Andree Parrilla	Kane Waselenchuk Ben Croft 15–11, 15–8	Álvaro Beltrán Daniel De La Rosa
2018^[7]	Kane Waselenchuk 15-11, 15-6	Daniel De La Rosa	Andree Parrilla Rocky Carson	Sebastian Franco Jose Diaz Alejandro Landa Mario Mercado	Álvaro Beltrán Daniel De La Rosa 15–11, 15–6	Kane Waselenchuk Ben Croft
2017^[8]	Kane Waselenchuk 11–6, 11–4, 8–11, 11–4	Rocky Carson	Álvaro Beltrán Alejandro Landa	Conrrado Moscoso Javier Mar Sudsy Monchik Daniel De La Rosa	Kane Waselenchuk Ben Croft 15–10, 10–15, 11–7	Álvaro Beltrán Daniel De La Rosa
2016^[9]	Kane Waselenchuk 11–2, 11–2, 11–6	Rocky Carson	Jose Rojas Daniel De La Rosa	Sebastian Franco Marco Rojas Álvaro Beltrán Jake Bredenbeck	Jose Rojas Marco Rojas 15–10, 15–5	Daniel De La Rosa Edson Martinez
2015^[10]	Kane Waselenchuk 11–5, 11–8, 11–3	Daniel De La Rosa	Álvaro Beltrán Rocky Carson	Jansen Allen Jose Rojas Anthony Herrera Marco Rojas	Kane Waselenchuk Ben Croft 15–0, 15–5	Jake Bredenbeck Jose Diaz
2014^[11]	Kane Waselenchuk 11–6, 11–1, 11–6	Álvaro Beltrán	Alejandro Landa Rocky Carson	Tony Carson Daniel De La Rosa Chris Crowther Ben Croft	Kane Waselenchuk Ben Croft 9–15, 15–8, 11–5	Álvaro Beltrán Rocky Carson
2013^[12]	Kane Waselenchuk 11–9, 11–1, 11–6	Rocky Carson	Ben Croft Álvaro Beltrán	Daniel De La Rosa Jose Rojas Chris Crowther Tony Carson
2012^[13]	Kane Waselenchuk 11–8, 11–5, 11–5	Rocky Carson	Álvaro Beltrán Chris Crowther	Tony Carson Alex Ackermann Daniel De La Rosa Shane Vanderson
2011	Kane Waselenchuk 7–11, 11–2, 11–4, 11–7	Rocky Carson	Jose Rojas Chris Crowther	Charlie Pratt Andy Hawthorne Ben Croft Shane Vanderson
2010	Kane Waselenchuk 10–12, 11–2, 11–2, 11–6	Álvaro Beltrán	Jack Huczek Ben Croft	Andy Hawthorne Charlie Pratt Mitch Williams Jose Rojas
2009	Kane Waselenchuk 12–10, 11–1, 11–3	Jack Huczek	Jason Mannino Ben Croft	Jose Rojas Shane Vanderson Chris Crowther Rocky Carson
2008	Kane Waselenchuk 11–2, 11–2, 11–4	Rocky Carson	Jack Huczek Shane Vanderson	Álvaro Beltrán Jason Thoerner Ben Croft Jason Mannino
2007^[14]	Rocky Carson 11–3, 7–11, 11–8, 11–5	Jack Huczek	Jason Mannino Shane Vanderson	Andy Hawthorne Jason Thoerner Mitch Williams Álvaro Beltrán
2006^[15]	Jason Mannino 11–9, 11–8, 11–5	Rocky Carson	Jack Huczek Shane Vanderson	Cliff Swain Andy Hawthorne Mitch Williams Álvaro Beltrán
2005^[16]	Kane Waselenchuk 11–5, 12–10, 12–10	Cliff Swain	Rocky Carson Jack Huczek	Polo Gutierrez Álvaro Beltrán Jason Mannino Shane Vanderson
2004^[17]	Kane Waselenchuk 11–1, 11–3, 11–0	Cliff Swain	Rocky Carson Jack Huczek	Mike Guidry Jason Mannino Kyle Veenstra Derek Robinson
2003^[18]	Kane Waselenchuk 11–8, 11–6, 11-6	Derek Robinson	Jack Huczek Shane Vanderson	Jason Mannino Chris Crowther Sudsy Monchik Mike Green
2002	Sudsy Monchik 12–10, 12–10, 11–7	Cliff Swain	Jack Huczek Kane Waselenchuk	Álvaro Beltrán Rocky Carson John Ellis Jason Mannino
2001	Cliff Swain 11–5, 7–11, 12–10, 11–4	John Ellis	Mike Guidry Jason Mannino	Ruben Gonzalez Kane Waselenchuk Álvaro Beltrán Rocky Carson
2000	Sudsy Monchik 11–8, 11–9, 9–11 11–3	Cliff Swain	Álvaro Beltrán Mike Locker	Rocky Carson Derek Robinson Kane Waselenchuk John Ellis
1999	Jason Mannino 11-8, 4–11, 11–8, 11-8	Cliff Swain	John Ellis Sudsy Monchik	Dan Fowler Rocky Carson Adam Karp Ruben Gonzalez
1998	Sudsy Monchik 11-2, 11–8, 11-4	Cliff Swain	John Ellis Eric Muller	Mike Ray Mike Guidry Tim Doyle Derek Robinson
1997	Cliff Swain 11-6, 11–2, 11-3	Sudsy Monchik	Andy Roberts John Ellis	Jason Mannino Adam Karp Woody Clouse Eric Muller
1996	Sudsy Monchik 11-8, 11–9, 11-3	Andy Roberts	Cliff Swain Woody Clouse	Drew Kachtik Mike Ray Mike Guidry John Ellis

US Open Men's Finalists by wins and losses

Finalist	Wins	Losses
Kane Waselenchuk	15	0
Sudsy Monchik	4	1
Cliff Swain	2	6
Jason Mannino	2	0
Conrrado Moscoso	1	1
Rocky Carson	1	7
Daniel De La Rosa	1	2
Álvaro Beltrán	0	2
Jack Huczek	0	2
Rodrigo Montoya	0	1
Carlos Keller	0	1
John Ellis	0	1
Andy Roberts	0	1
Derek Robinson	0	1

Men career records

This table lists all players who have been US Open semi-finalists with their result for each year they competed. Note: W = winner, F = finalist, SF = semi-finalist, QF = quarterfinalist, 16 = Round of 16, 32 = Round of 32, 64 = Round of 64, 128 = Round of 128.

Player	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2021	2022
Kane Waselenchuk					QF	QF	SF	W	W	W			W	W	W	W	W	W	W	W	W	W	W	W	SF
Rocky Carson	32		16	QF	QF	QF	QF	16	SF	SF	F	W	F	QF	16	F	F	F	SF	SF	F	F	SF	16	QF	QF
Jason Mannino	16	QF	16	W	32	SF	QF	QF	QF	QF	W	SF	QF	SF
Sudsy Monchik	W	F	W	SF	W		W	QF			16											QF
Cliff Swain	SF	W	F	F	F	W	F	16	F	F	QF		32	32	32	64		16	16	64	32				64
Daniel De La Rosa													64	64	32	16	QF	QF	QF	F	SF	QF	F	SF	W	16
Conrrado Moscoso																						QF	32	F	16	W
Jack Huczek				64	16	16	SF	SF	SF	SF	SF	F	SF	F	SF											16
Álvaro Beltrán					SF	QF	QF	16	16	QF	QF	QF	QF		F	16	SF	SF	F	SF	QF	SF	16	QF	16	32
John Ellis	QF	SF	SF	SF	QF	F	QF	16		32	32	16
Andy Roberts	F	SF	32	32
Derek Robinson	64	16	QF	16	QF	16	16	F	QF
Carlos Keller														32		32						32		16	F	16
Shane Vanderson	64			64		64	32	SF	32	QF	SF	SF	SF	QF		QF	QF
Alejandro Landa									64	64	64	32	32	16	16	16	16	16	SF	32	16	SF	QF	SF	QF	QF
Ben Croft							32	32	16	16	16	16	QF	SF	SF	QF	32	SF	QF	16
Chris Crowther						16	32	QF	32	64	16	16	16	QF	16	SF	SF	QF	QF	16
Jose Rojas													32	QF	QF	SF	16	QF	16	QF	SF
Andree Parrilla																	128	32	32	32	16	16	SF	QF	SF	SF
Mike Guidry	QF	16	QF	16	16	SF	16	16	QF	16
Woody Clouse	SF	QF				16				16	16
Eric Muller		QF	SF												64
Mike Locker	32	32	16		SF	16

Women's pro competition

Women's Champions

Year	Champion	Runner-Up	Semifinalists	Quarterfinalists	Doubles Champions	Finalists
2022^[19]	Paola Longoria 13-15, 15–5, 11-3	Erika Manilla	Jessica Parrilla Alejandra Herrera	Brenda Laime Angélica Barrios Natalia Mendez Carla Muñoz	Erika Manilla Natalia Mendez 15-14, 7–15, 11-4^[20]	Paola Longoria Samantha Salas
2021^[21]	Paola Longoria 15-3, 15-8	María José Vargas	Erika Manilla Angélica Barrios	Jessica Parrilla Rhonda Rajsich Gabriela Martinez Brenda Laime	Paola Longoria Samantha Salas 3-15, 15–11, 11-6	Montserrat Mejia Alexandra Herrera
2019^[22]	Paola Longoria 15-5, 15-7	María José Vargas	Montserrat Mejia Samantha Salas	Masiel Rivera Natalia Mendez Alexandra Herrera Nancy Enriquez	Montserrat Mejia Alexandra Herrera 15-13, 15-12	Paola Longoria Samantha Salas
2018^[23]	Paola Longoria 11-9, 11–2, 11-5	Samantha Salas	Gabriela Martinez Frédérique Lambert	Natalia Mendez Rhonda Rajsich Alexandra Herrera Yazmine Sabja	Paola Longoria Samantha Salas 15-11, 15-14	Montserrat Mejia Alexandra Herrera
2017^[24]	Paola Longoria 11-7, 11–4, 2–11, 11-3	Frédérique Lambert	Rhonda Rajsich Natalia Mendez	Adriana Riveros Cristina Amaya Alexandra Herrera Jessica Parrilla	Paola Longoria Gabriela Martinez 15-5, 15-8	Cristina Amaya Adriana Riveros
2016^[25]	Paola Longoria 11-3, 11–7, 11-3	Samantha Salas	Jessica Parrilla Frédérique Lambert	Susana Acosta Rhonda Rajsich Natalia Mendez Cristina Amaya	Paola Longoria Samantha Salas 15-10, 15-0	Frédérique Lambert Veronica Sotomayor
2015^[26]	Paola Longoria 11-7, 11–5, 9–11, 11-9	Rhonda Rajsich	Veronica Sotomayor María José Vargas	Sofia Rascon Samantha Salas Frédérique Lambert Michelle Key	Paola Longoria Samantha Salas 15-10, 15-2	Montserrat Mejia Alexandra Herrera
2014^[27]	Paola Longoria 11-5, 11–3, 11-8	María José Vargas	Cristina Amaya Rhonda Rajsich	Diana Aguilar Sofia Rascon Frédérique Lambert Veronica Sotomayor	Paola Longoria Veronica Sotomayor 15-7, 12–15, 11-7	Rhonda Rajsich María José Vargas
2013^[28]	Paola Longoria 11-4, 11–1, 11-7	Rhonda Rajsich	Samantha Salas Susana Acosta	Veronica Sotomayor Adrienne Haynes Cristina Amaya Janel Tisinger
2012^[29]	Paola Longoria 11-4, 11–7, 12-10	Rhonda Rajsich	Veronica Sotomayor Samantha Salas	Maria Paz Muñoz Susana Acosta Krystal Csuk Jackie Paraiso
2011	Paola Longoria 11-7, 11–5, 11-9	Rhonda Rajsich	Samantha Salas Kerri Wachtel	Krystal Csuk Jennifer Saunders Kristen Bellows Da'monique Davis
2010	Rhonda Rajsich 11-8, 8–11, 11–9, 11-5	Paola Longoria	Christie Huczek Samantha Salas	Jessica Parrilla Aimee Ruiz Cheryl Gudinas Kerri Wachtel
2009	Rhonda Rajsich 1-11, 11–8, 11–3, 2–11, 11-7	Paola Longoria	Cheryl Gudinas Kerri Wachtel	Angela Grisar Janel Tisinger Jackie Paraiso Kristen Bellows
2008^[30]	Paola Longoria 11-8, 7–11, 11–7, 11-7	Cheryl Gudinas	Brenda Kyzer Kristen Bellows	Kerri Wachtel Adrienne Fisher Rhonda Rajsich Christie Van Hees
2007^[31]	Rhonda Rajsich 11-6, 11–5, 8–11, 11-9	Cheryl Gudinas	Angela Grisar Christie Van Hees	Paola Longoria Kristen Walsh Kerri Wachtel Brenda Kyzer
2006^[32]^[33]	Christie Van Hees 11-3, 11–2, 11-2	Cheryl Gudinas	Brenda Kyzer Kerri Wachtel	Rhonda Rajsich Elaine Albrecht Kristen Walsh Angela Grisar
2005^[16]^[34]^[35]	Christie Van Hees 11-13, 11–4, 11–5, 11-4	Rhonda Rajsich	Kristen Walsh Laura Fenton	Diane Moore Tammy Brown Angela Grisar Brenda Kyzer
2004^[16]	Cheryl Gudinas 11-8, 11–5, 8–11, 12–14, 11-3	Rhonda Rajsich	Kristen Walsh Christie Van Hees	Angela Grisar Paola Longoria Kerri Wachtel Tammy Brown
2003^[36]	Rhonda Rajsich 6-11, 11–7, 11–4, 11-7	Christie Van Hees	Kristen Walsh Cheryl Gudinas	Angela Grisar Tammy Brown Kerri Wachtel Lori-Jane Powell
2002	Cheryl Gudinas 11-5, 11–5, 9–11, 11-6	Jackie Paraiso	Kerri Wachtel Laura Fenton	Kim Russell Adrienne Fisher Kersten Hallander Rhonda Rajsich
2001	Kerri Wachtel 15-13, 12–15, 15–11, 15-10	Jackie Paraiso	Cheryl Gudinas Kerseten Hallander	Laura Fenton Claudia Garcia Lori-Jane Powell Kim Russell
2000	Christie Van Hees 21-7, 21–12, 22–24, 21-11	Rhonda Rajsich	Cheryl Gudinas Jackie Paraiso	Chris Evon Kersten Hallander Laura Fenton Kim Machiran
1999^[37]	Jackie Paraiso 8-11, 13–11, 11–1, 5–11, 11-2	Christie Van Hees	Susana Acosta Cheryl Gudinas	Janet Myers Kersten Hallander Josée Grand'Maître Kim Machiran
1998^[38]	Jackie Paraiso 11-6, 11–5, 11-5	Christie Van Hees	Robin Levine Caryn McKinney	Kersten Hallander Lydia Hammock Cheryl Gudinas Laura Fenton
1997	Michelle Gould 12-10, 11–5, 11-4	Jackie Paraiso	Marci Drexler Cheryl Gudinas	Randy Friedman Chris Evon Laura Fenton Caryn McKinney
1996^[39]	Michelle Gould 11-5, 11–4, 11-3	Cheryl Gudinas	Jackie Paraiso Caryn McKinney	Lynne Coburn Dina Moreland Robin Levine Molly O'Brien

US Open Women's finalists by wins and losses

Finalist	Wins	Losses
Paola Longoria	12	2
Rhonda Rajsich	4	7
Christie Van Hees	3	3
Michelle Gould	2	0
Cheryl Gudinas Holmes	2	4
Jackie Paraiso	2	3
Kerri Wachtel	1	0
María José Vargas	0	3
Samantha Salas	0	2
Erika Manilla	0	1
Frédérique Lambert	0	1

Women career records

This table lists all players who have been US Open semi-finalists with their result for each year they competed. Note: W = winner, F = finalist, SF = semi-finalist, QF = quarterfinalist, 16 = Round of 16, 32 = Round of 32, 64 = Round of 64, 128 = Round of 128.

Player	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2021	2022
Paola Longoria								128	QF	32	16	QF	W	F	F	W	W	W	W	W	W	W	W	W	W	W
Rhonda Rajsich					F	16	QF	W	F	F	QF	W	QF	W	W	F	F	F	SF	F	QF	SF	QF	16	QF
Christie Van Hees			F	F	W			F	SF	W	W	SF	QF		SF
Cheryl Gudinas	F	SF	QF	SF	SF	SF	W	SF	W	16	F	F	F	SF	QF	16	16		16	32	64			32
Kerri Wachtel	32				32	W	SF	QF	QF	16	SF	QF	QF	SF	QF	SF	32
Jackie Paraiso	SF	F	W	W	SF	F	F							QF	16		QF	16
Michelle Gould	W	W
Samantha Salas								128	32	16	16	16	16	32	SF	SF	SF	SF		QF	F		F	SF	16	16
Frédérique Lambert												32	32	32	32	32		16	QF	QF	SF	F	SF	16
María José Vargas																	32	16	F	SF		32	32	F	F
Kristen Walsh Bellows					16	16	16	SF	SF	SF	QF	QF	SF	QF		QF	32
Susana Acosta			16	SF	16	16	16	16	16	16	16	16	16	16	16	16	QF	SF	16	16	QF	32	32
Veronica Sotomayor												32	16				SF	QF	QF	SF	32				32
Laura Fenton		QF	QF	16	QF	QF	SF	16	16	SF						32
Brenda Kyzer						32	16	16	16	QF	SF	QF	SF
Caryn McKinney	SF	QF	SF				16
Angela Grisar								QF	QF	QF	QF	SF	16	QF	16
Cristina Amaya												64	32	16	16	16	32	QF	SF	16	QF	QF	16	32	32	16
Jessica Parrilla													32	128	QF	16	16	16	16	16	SF	QF		32	QF	SF
Kersten Hallander			QF	QF	QF	SF	QF	16		16
Robin Levine	QF		SF	16
Natalia Mendez																					QF	SF	QF	QF	16	QF
Gabriela Martinez																				16	16	32	SF	16	QF	16
Angélica Barrios																						32	32	32	SF	QF
Erika Manilla																				32	32	32	32		SF	F
Montserrat Mejia																				32	16	16	16	SF	32
Alexandra Herrera																	32	32	16	32	32	QF	QF	QF	16	SF
Marci Drexler		SF

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