For more information: info@lprtour.com. The Ladies Professional Racquetball Tour (LPRT) is seeking an energetic person to serve as LPRT Commissioner beginning January 2027. Long-time Commissioner T.J. Baumbaugh is stepping down as Commissioner of the LPRT after over 14 years of leadership. The LPRT Board of Directors is grateful for her years of service and wishes her the best in her next endeavors. To fill behind T.J., the Board is looking for someone who is passionate about helping to sustain and grow the LPRT. The Commissioner is the principal administrative and operational leader of the tour and is responsible for developing the yearly calendar, managing the pro-division at all tour events and working with the Board of Directors to execute and administer Board policies.

Interested individuals should provide a letter of interest, resume, and at least three professional references to the LPRT Board at info@lprtour.com by November 2, 2026. Letters should address: 1. What excites you about the opportunity to serve as Commissioner of the LPRT? 2. What skills or experiences do you have that would make you an effective candidate for the role of Commissioner? 3. Provide examples of relevant experience organizing events, managing projects, developing partnerships or sponsorships, and working with diverse groups to achieve a common goal. For questions or more information contact the LPRT Board at info@lprtour.com

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.