2025 SA National Doubles Championships
Tournament Results
From left to right: Luhann Groenewald, Dewald van Niekerk, Damian Groenewald, Hayley Ward, Alexa Pienaar.
The 2025 SA National Doubles Championships was held at the Johannesburg Country Club. Four CJS coaches and four CJS players participated in the event and showed their skills on the larger doubles squash courts. 🏆 Congratulations to CJS Coach Alexa Pienaar and her partner Hayley Ward who won the Ladies Doubles A section, while CJS coach Luhann Groenewald with his partner Dewald van Niekerk won the Mens Doubles A Section.
The B and C sections played from 30 January to 2 February, while the A sections played from 6 to 9 February.
Congratulations to the CJS coaches and players for their performance in this tournament!
Mens Section Doubles
🏆 Congratulations to CJS Coach Luhann Groenewald and his partner Dewald van Niekerk who won the Mens Doubles A section.
🥉 CJS Coach Damian Groenewald and his partner Tristen Worth finished in 3rd place.
CJS Player Judah Phillips and his partner Nikhil Pather finished in 8th place.
Ladies A Section Doubles
🏆 Congratulations to CJS Coach Alexa Pienaar and her partner Hayley Ward who won the Ladies Doubles A section.
🥉 CJS Player Elzandri Janse van Rensburg and her partner Jennifer Preece finished in 3rd place.
CJS Player Chanté Leppan and her cousin Dené van Zyl finished in 7th place, while CJS player Starla Phillips and her older sister Jordin Phillips finished in 8th place.
Mixed A Section Doubles
🏆 Congratulations to CJS coach Damian Groenewald and his partner Hayley Ward who won the Mixed Doubles A section.
🥉 CJS coach Alexa Pienaar and her partner Tristen Worth finished in 3rd place.
CJS player Chanté Leppan and her partner, former CJS coach JP Brits finished in 4th place, while CJS coach Luhann Groenewald and his partner Mariska Wiese finished in 9th place. CJS player Elzandri Janse van Rensburg and her partner Gary Chapman finished in 11th place. CJS coach Rico Coetsee and his partner Jessica McDonald finished in 18th place, while brother and sister duo, Judah and Starla Phillips, finished in 19th place.
Ladies B Section Doubles
CJS player Elzandri Janse van Rensburg (from Midstream College) and her partner Tarryn Faber won the Ladies B section!
