Numbers game

2026 APP Vlasic Classic Cincinnati

By Deborah Lew

Significant sums from the 2026 APP Vlasic Classic Cincinnati

1

Million

Dusty Boyer secured his first-ever APP gold medal in Cincinnati as the Florida resident took number-one ranked Ronan Camron in two games to win the men's pro singles title. Here's to many more!

2

Million

Kat Stewart

was the queen in Queen City, taking home two golds from Cincinnati. She won her second women's pro singles title of 2026 by besting Dominika Turkovic in the gold medal match. Kat then put an exclamation point on her tournament week when she and Riley Bohnert beat Megan Fudge and Sofia Sewing in the women's pro doubles final. The gold was the first for Kat in women's pro doubles, but likely not the last!

2

Million

Jack Munro

secured the second double crown of the week by taking both doubles championships. He won the men's pro doubles title with partner Richard Livornese Jr. which gave the duo back-to-back titles, and won the mixed pro doubles gold with Jill Braverman, their first as a team.

3

Bobbi Oshiro's luggage was arguably a little heavier as the podium regular secured three bronze medals at the 2026 APP Vlasic Classic Cincinnati. She won the women's pro singles bronze, the women's pro doubles bronze with Susannah Barr, and the mixed pro doubles bronze with Ryler DeHeart. "Triple Bronze Baddie Bobbi" - say that three times fast!

8

Million

Renowned for it's breeding and conservation efforts, the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden is known as the "cheetah capital of the world" and is home to eight cheetahs. But you didn't need a ticket to the zoo to watch the cheetahs as Christine Maddox and Brandon Lane played the part at the 2026 APP Vlasic Classic Cincinnati, taking their new partnership all the way to the quarterfinals in the mixed pro doubles event.

28

Million

It took 28 referees to manage all the tournament matches at the 2026 APP Vlasic Classic Cincinnati. Referees come from all over the country to work APP Tour events and we are grateful for their time and dedication!

111

Million

A whopping 111 USA Pickleball Golden Tickets were handed out throughout the tournament week in Cincinnati. That's a lot of players headed to Nationals later this year - congrats to all those who are headed to compete in San Diego! 

665

Million

The Cincinnati skyline is accentuated by the 665-foot Great American Tower, which is clearly visible from Sawyer Point Park and makes for iconic tournament views. The location of the venue - nestled beside the Ohio River and just minutes from Covington, Kentucky and the Over the Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati - makes this city a favorite amongst competitors.

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