The Results of the 2026 Hawaii Pickleball Open™ Singles Championship

Despite the challenging weather conditions leading up to the event, the tournament delivered great matches and strong performances across the divisions. Below are the results from the Men’s 5.0 division, which featured some of the highest-level singles play of the day.

Men’s 5.0

🥇 1st Place: Luke Lorenz
🥈 2nd Place: Max Tavepholhalern
🥉 3rd Place: Matteo Odone

Men’s 4.0 Results – 2026 Hawaii Pickleball Open™ Singles Championship

🥇 1st Place: Kash Lee
🥈 2nd Place: Connor Lopes
🥉 3rd Place: Jerry Woo

Women’s 3.5 Results – 2026 Hawaii Pickleball Open™ Singles Championship

🥇 1st Place: Stephanie Campbell
🥈 2nd Place: Kandee Almond
🥉 3rd Place: Kaulana Kanno

Men’s 3.5 Results – 2026 Hawaii Pickleball Open™ Singles Championship

🥇 1st Place: Kanoa Medina
🥈 2nd Place: Eric Uyeda
🥉 3rd Place: Dominik Hroch

Men’s 3.0 Results – 2026 Hawaii Pickleball Open™ Singles Championship

🥇 1st Place: Francis Chang
🥈 2nd Place: Dominik Hroch
🥉 3rd Place: David Doi

Registration is Closed

Hawaii Pickleball Open™ – Singles Championship

Full Court Singles & Skinny Singles

Date: March 14th – 15th (Make up date)
Location: King Intermediate School

Join us for two days of competitive singles pickleball at the Hawaii Pickleball Open Singles Championship. This event features a round-robin format, with all matches played as 2 out of 3 games, win by two.

Fee: $100 per player includes  t-shirt, bento and water

Payment link will be sent after registration.

Minimum number of players per category: 4

We offer a full range of divisions for both men and women: 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, and 5.0. Players may choose between Open Age or 50+ categories as well as Full court and Skinny singles.

Which Category Is Right for Me?

Full Court Singles requires a lot of movement and endurance. You’ll cover the entire court, so fitness, speed, and recovery play a big role in winning points.

Skinny Singles is easier on the legs since you’re only playing half of the court, but it demands greater precision and consistency. Shot placement, patience, and accuracy are key to earning points.