The LPRT closed out the 2024-2025 season in dynamic fashion. Legendary player, Paola Longoria (MEX), claimed her monumental, 14th season-ending, #1 ranking. She was named this season’s “Athlete of the Year.” Meanwhile, the final two events were won by the two athletes who tied for the season-ending #2 spot, Montse Mejia (MEX) and Maria Jose Vargas (ARG), respectively. Rounding out the top 4 season-ending ranked players is Gaby Martinez (GUA), who finished with a semi and final appearance at the final two events. Each of these top four won events this season.

The LPRT put on a show at the Wayside Athletic Club and the Boston Fans did not disappoint. #1 Paola Longoria (MEX) demonstrated her world-class mental fortitude by fighting back from a 5-10 deficit in the final’s tiebreaker against #3 Montse Mejia (MEX) to win the Boston title. This was Longoria’s 122nd tour win. If you have not witnessed this legendary player play, you are missing out on a chance to witness one of the great sport legends of our time. Go back and watch the archived, live streamed final match of the Boston Open 2025 Boston Open - Singles - Final - Mejia vs Longoria. You will learn something.
Congratulations to Montse Mejia and Alexandra Herrera (MEX) on winning the doubles title. They defeated Marjia Jose Vargas (ARG) and Valeria Centellas (ARG) in 2 games.

Tempe, Arizona – Arizona State University was an ideal host site for the 2025 Arizona Open presented by The Madison Trust. The energy and excitement in the building was unmatched, as ASU students, a full onslaught of competitors of an annual girls’ volleyball tournament, the amateur event participants, as well as many fans and family members watched and cheered for the athletes of the LPRT. We also had student athletes from ASU and NAU racquetball teams cheering on the LPRT, as the event proceeds would benefit their team’s travel expenses to the USA Racquetball National Intercollegiate Tournament.
Montse Mejia (MEX) stormed though the singles draw not dropping a game and keeping opponents under double digit scores, except for finalist Paola Longoria (MEX) who earned 14 points in the game two nail-biter of the final. Longoria and long-time partner Samantha Salas Solis (MEX) earned another doubles title to prove once again why they are the winningest doubles team on Tour. This win marked 50 titles for the duo.