Bermuda won an impressive medal in the three-day warm-up competition ahead of the Pickleball World Cup in Lima, Peru.

Yesterday (25 October), Val Stevenson and Stuart Smith won gold in the Mixed Doubles Skill: (4.0) Age: (50 and over) Division.

Meanwhile, Victoria Powell and Mark Cordeiro won the silver medal in the Mixed Doubles Skill: (4.5) Age: (50 and over) Division.

On the second day, Gavin Manders and Benjamin Jones won the gold medal in the Men’s Doubles Skill (4.5) Open.

Meanwhile, Imani Phillips and Melissa Judd won gold in the Women’s Doubles Skill: (3.5) Open Division.

Alvaro Triana and Jaden Jones won the bronze medal in the Men’s Doubles Skill: (4.0) Open Division.

Additionally, George Thomas and Cordeiro won bronze medals in the Men’s Doubles Skill: (4.0) Age: (50 and over) Class.

Christine Todd and Powell won bronze in the Women’s Doubles Skill: (4.0) Age: (50 and over).

Sarah Fox and Stevenson won silver in the Women’s Doubles Skill: (3.0) Age: (50 and over) division.

Meanwhile, Michael Way and Smith won the gold medal in the Men’s Doubles Skill: (4.5) Age: (50 and Over) Division.

On the first day of the competition, Phillips won the silver medal in the Women’s Singles Skill: (3.5) Division; Manders won the bronze medal in the Men’s Singles Skill (4.5).

The Pickleball World Cup will take place today and tomorrow.

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