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Kate Fahey and Anna Bright built a game plan around avoiding the world No. 1 entirely at MLP's Mid-Season Finals, holding her to a fraction of her usual shot count. Pundits are still dissecting it.
Both top seeds rolled through Saturday's semifinals at the Edward Jones MLP Mid-Season Tournament, setting up a third New Jersey-St. Louis meeting of the season for Sunday's title.
All 20 MLP teams plus Collegiate All-Stars, Team Europe, Team Australia and Team Canada face a double-elimination bracket at Belknap Park this week, with real standings points on the line.
Brooklyn gets their injured men's doubles anchor back for St. Pete, where a raft of season stats reveal just how dominant — and how one-sided — the top-tier matchups have been in 2026.
New Jersey beat Columbus for the Austin event crown on Super Sunday — then the real fireworks started off-court. Dallas, who went 1–4 and finished dead last, immediately dealt top-five women's player Tyra Black to Columbus for Dani-Elle Townsend and cash.
Through Friday's group play, the Columbus Sliders and New Jersey 5s sit 3-0 atop their groups, with Super Sunday standings points on the line.
Anna Leigh Waters and Anna Bright took women's doubles gold at the Toys "R" Us PPA Finals, with Todd/Rohrabacher silver and Parenteau/Kawamoto bronze.