# USHA national four-wall handball championships

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USHA national four-wall handball championships: 75 contests on record, 1951 to 2026. Track: American four-wall.

Run by [United States Handball Association](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/organizations/usha.md).

266 results shown. 1 doubles result below names a partner who may be a minor; the partner's name is withheld and the other player is shown; 1 result left out because it names a minor.

Championship results from the U.S. Handball Association's National Champions list (ushandball.org), used with permission; credit: U.S. Handball Association. Link: https://www.ushandball.org/about/national-champions/.

## Results by year

### 1951

- Open Doubles: champion: Frank Coyle and Bill Baier
- Open Singles: champion: Walter Plekan

### 1952

- Open Doubles: champion: Frank Coyle and Bill Baier
- Open Singles: champion: Vic Hershkowitz

### 1953

- Open Doubles: champion: Sam Haber and Harry Dreyfus
- Open Singles: champion: Bob Brady

### 1954

- Open Doubles: champion: Ken Schneider
- Open Singles: champion: Vic Hershkowitz

### 1955

- Open Doubles: champion: Sam Haber and Ken Schneider
- Open Singles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs

### 1956

- Open Doubles: champion: John Sloan and Phil Collins
- Open Singles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs

### 1957

- Open Doubles: champion: John Sloan and Phil Collins
- Open Singles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs

### 1958

- Open Doubles: champion: John Sloan and Phil Collins
- Open Singles: champion: John Sloan

### 1959

- Open Doubles: champion: John Sloan and Phil Collins
- Open Singles: champion: John Sloan

### 1960

- Open Doubles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs and Dick Weisman
- Open Singles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs

### 1961

- Open Doubles: champion: Vic Hershkowitz
- Open Singles: champion: John Sloan

### 1962

- Open Doubles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs and Marty Decatur
- Open Singles: champion: Oscar Obert

### 1963

- Open Doubles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs and Marty Decatur
- Open Singles: champion: Oscar Obert

### 1964

- Open Doubles: champion: John Sloan and Phil Elbert
- Open Singles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs

### 1965

- Open Doubles: champion: Marty Decatur
- Open Singles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs

### 1966

- Open Doubles: champion: Pete Tyson and Bob Lindsay
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Haber

### 1967

- Open Doubles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs and Marty Decatur
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Haber

### 1968

- Open Doubles: champion: Jimmy Jacobs and Marty Decatur
- Open Singles: champion: Stuffy Singer

### 1969

- Open Doubles: champion: Lou Russo and Lou Kramberg
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Haber

### 1970

- Open Doubles: champion: Carl Obert and Ruby Obert
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Haber

### 1971

- Open Doubles: champion: Ray Neveau and Simie Fein
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Haber

### 1972

- Open Doubles: champion: Kent Fusselman and Al Drews
- Open Singles: champion: Fred Lewis

### 1973

- Open Doubles: champion: Ray Neveau and Simie Fein
- Open Singles: champion: Terry Muck

### 1974

- Open Doubles: champion: Ray Neveau and Simie Fein
- Pro Singles: champion: Fred Lewis

### 1975

- Open Doubles: champion: Steve Lott and Marty Decatur
- Open Singles: champion: Jay Bileu
- Pro Singles: champion: Fred Lewis

### 1976

- Open Doubles: champion: Gary Rohrer and Dan O’Connor
- Open Singles: champion: Vern Roberts
- Pro Singles: champion: Fred Lewis

### 1977

- Open Doubles: champion: Skip McDowell and Matt Kelly
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado

### 1978

- Open Doubles: champion: Stuffy Singer and Marty Decatur
- Pro Singles: champion: Fred Lewis

### 1979

- Open Doubles: champion: Stuffy Singer and Marty Decatur
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado

### 1980

- Open Doubles: champion: Skip McDowell and Harry Robertson
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado
- Women’s Open: champion: Rosemary Bellini

### 1981

- Open Doubles: champion: Tom Kopatich and Jack Roberts
- Pro Singles: champion: Fred Lewis
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Sue Oakleaf
- Women’s Open: champion: Rosemary Bellini

### 1982

- Open Doubles: champion: Vern Roberts
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Allison Roberts and Peanut Motal
- Women’s Open: champion: Rosemary Bellini

### 1983

- Open Doubles: champion: Vern Roberts
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Allison Roberts and Peanut Motal
- Women’s Open: champion: Diane Harmon

### 1984

- Open Doubles: champion: Vern Roberts
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Allison Roberts and Peanut Motal
- Women’s Open: champion: Rosemary Bellini

### 1985

- Open Doubles: champion: Vern Roberts
- Open Singles: champion: Tony Ryan
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Sue Oakleaf and LeaAnn Tyson
- Women’s Open: champion: Peanut Motal

### 1986

- Open Doubles: champion: Jon Kendler and Poncho Monreal
- Open Singles: champion: Tony Ryan
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Sue Oakleaf and LeaAnn Tyson
- Women’s Open: champion: Peanut Motal

### 1987

- Open Doubles: champion: Jon Kendler and Poncho Monreal
- Open Singles: champion: Ken Ginty
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado
- Women’s Doubles: champion: 
- Women’s Open: champion: Rosemary Bellini

### 1988

- Open Doubles: champion: Doug Glatt and Dennis Haynes
- Open Singles: champion: David Steinberg
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado

### 1989

- Open Doubles: champion: Danny Bell and Charlie Kalil
- Open Singles: champion: David Steinberg
- Pro Singles: champion: Poncho Monreal
- Women’s Doubles: champion: 

### 1990

- Open Doubles: champion: Doug Glatt and Rod Prince
- Open Singles: champion: David Chapman
- Pro Singles: champion: Naty Alvarado
- Women’s Doubles: champion: 
- Women’s Pro: champion: Anna Engele

### 1991

- Open Doubles: champion: John Bike Jr. and Octavio Silveyra
- Open Singles: champion: Lennart DeLa Torre
- Pro Singles: champion: John Bike Jr.
- Women’s Doubles: champion: 
- Women’s Pro: champion: Anna Engele

### 1992

- Open Doubles: champion: Naty Alvarado Jr.
- Open Singles: champion: John Davis
- Pro Singles: champion: Octavio Silveyra
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Lavonah Muloin
- Women’s Pro: champion: Lisa Fraser

### 1993

- Open Doubles: champion: Naty Alvarado Jr.
- Open Singles: champion: Ed Corbett
- Pro Singles: champion: David Chapman
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Beth Rowley
- Women’s Pro: champion: Anna Engele

### 1994

- Open Doubles: champion: John Bike
- Open Singles: champion: Kris Schaumann
- Pro Singles: champion: Octavio Silveyra
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Lisa Fraser and Lavonah Muloin
- Women’s Pro: champion: Anna Engele

### 1995

- Open Doubles: champion: Naty Alvarado Jr.
- Open Singles: champion: Chris Rusing
- Pro Singles: champion: David Chapman
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Lisa Fraser and Jessica Gawley
- Women’s Pro: champion: Anna Engele

### 1996

- Open Doubles: champion: John Bike Jr. and Octavio Silveyra
- Open Singles: champion: Justin Balkenbush
- Pro Singles: champion: David Chapman
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Lupita Alvarado
- Women’s Pro: champion: Anna Engele

### 1997

- Open Doubles: champion: John Bike Jr. and Octavio Silveyra
- Open Singles: champion: Dan Armijo
- Pro Singles: champion: Octavio Silveyra
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Jessica Gawley
- Women’s Pro: champion: Lisa Fraser

### 1998

- Open Doubles: champion: David Chapman and Vince Munoz
- Open Singles: champion: John Libby
- Pro Singles: champion: David Chapman
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Jessica Gawley
- Women’s Pro: champion: Lisa Fraser

### 1999

- Open Doubles: champion: David Chapman and Vince Munoz
- Open Singles: champion: Eoin Kennedy
- Pro Singles: champion: David Chapman
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Anna Christoff and LeaAnn Martin
- Women’s Pro: champion: Anna Christoff

### 2000

- Open Doubles: champion: David Chapman and Vince Munoz
- Open Singles: champion: Dean Crispen
- Pro Singles: champion: David Chapman
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Anna Christoff and LeaAnn Martin
- Women’s Pro: champion: Priscilla Shumate

### 2001

- Open Doubles: champion: Naty Alvarado Jr. and John Bike Jr.
- Open Singles: champion: Dessie Keegan
- Pro Singles: champion: Vince Munoz
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Yvonne August and Priscilla Shumate
- Women’s Pro: champion: Anna Christoff

### 2002

- Open Doubles: champion: David Chapman and Vince Munoz
- Open Singles: champion: Richard McCann
- Pro Singles: champion: David Chapman
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Anna Christoff and LeaAnn Martin
- Women’s Pro: champion: Priscilla Shumate

### 2003

- Open Doubles: champion: Norm Dunne and Marcos Chavez
- Open Singles: champion: Ryan Grossenbacher
- Pro Singles: champion: John Bike Jr.
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Jessica Gawley and Lisa Gilmore
- Women’s Pro: champion: Lisa Gilmore

### 2004

- Open Doubles: champion: Marcos Chavez and Vince Munoz
- Open Singles: champion: Ryan Grossenbacher
- Pro Singles: champion: David Chapman
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Courtney Peixoto and Jessica Gawley
- Women’s Pro: champion: Yvonne August

### 2005

- Open Doubles: champion: Tony Healy and Richard McCann
- Pro Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Lisa Gilmore and Jessica Gawley
- Women’s Pro: champion: Jennifer Schmitt

### 2006

- Open Doubles: champion: Paul Brady and Michael Finnegan
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Lisa Gilmore and Jessica Gawley
- Women’s Pro: champion: Jennifer Schmitt

### 2007

- Open Doubles: champion: Tony Healy and Richard McCann
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Lisa Gilmore and Jessica Gawley
- Women’s Pro: champion: Lisa Gilmore

### 2008

- Open Doubles: champion: Emmett Peixoto and David Chapman
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Anna Christoff and Courtney Peixoto
- Women’s Pro: champion: Megan Mehilos

### 2009

- Open Doubles: champion: Emmett Peixoto and David Chapman
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Anna Christoff and Courtney Peixoto
- Women’s Pro: champion: Anna Christoff

### 2010

- Open Doubles: champion: Tom Sheridan and Ducksy Walsh
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Aisling Reilly and Jennifer Hinman
- Women’s Pro: champion: Aisling Reilly

### 2011

- Open Doubles: champion: Sean Lenning and Armando Ortiz
- Open Singles: champion: David Chapman
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Fiona Shannon and Sibeal Gallagher
- Women’s Pro: champion: Fiona Shannon

### 2012

- Open Doubles: champion: Luis Moreno and Andy Nett
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Aisling Reilly and Ashley Prendiville
- Women’s Pro: champion: Aisling Reilly

### 2013

- Open Doubles: champion: Nikolai Nahorniak and Tyree Bastidas
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Catriona Casey and Aoife McCarthy
- Women’s Pro: champion: Aisling Reilly

### 2014

- Open Doubles: champion: Charlie Shanks and Andy Nett
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Catriona Casey and Martina McMahon
- Women’s Pro: champion: Catriona Casey

### 2015

- Open Doubles: champion: Sean Lenning and Marcos Chavez
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Doubles: champion: Aisling Reilly and Ciana Ni Churraoin
- Women’s Pro: champion: Catriona Casey

### 2016

- Open Doubles: champion: Sean Lenning and Marcos Chavez
- Open Singles: champion: Killian Carroll
- Women’s Pro: champion: Catriona Casey

### 2017

- Big Ball Open Doubles: champion: Samzon Hernandez and Sal Duenas
- Big Ball Open Singles: champion: Gabino Velazquez
- Open Doubles: champion: Sean Lenning and Marcos Chavez
- Open Singles: champion: Killian Carroll
- Women’s Pro: champion: Catriona Casey

### 2018

- Open Doubles: champion: Robbie McCarthy and Diarmaid Nash
- Open Singles: champion: Killian Carroll
- Women’s Open Doubles: champion: Aisling Reilly and Martina McMahon
- Women’s Open Singles: champion: Martina McMahon

### 2019

- Big Ball Open Singles: champion: Gabino Velazquez
- Open Doubles: champion: Sean Lenning and Marcos Chavez
- Open Singles: champion: Paul Brady
- Women’s Pro: champion: Catriona Casey

### 2021

- Open Doubles: champion: Sean Lenning and Nick Mattioni
- Pro Singles: champion: Killian Carroll
- Women’s Pro: champion: Danielle Daskalakis

### 2022

- Open Doubles: champion: Diarmaid Nash and Martin Mulkerrins
- Open Singles: champion: Diarmaid Nash
- Women’s Open: champion: Catriona Casey
- Women’s Open Doubles: champion: Catriona Casey and Fiona Tully

### 2023

- Open Doubles: champion: Martin Mulkerrins and Killian Carroll
- Open Singles: champion: Martin Mulkerrins
- Wallball Open Doubles: champion: Mark Doyle and Shane Dunne
- Wallball Open Singles: champion: Vlad Klym
- Women’s Open: champion: Catriona Casey
- Women’s Open Doubles: champion: Catriona Casey and Aishling O'Keefe

### 2024

- Big Ball Open Singles: champion: Ivan Chapa
- Pro Doubles: champion: Killian Carroll and Martin Mulkerrins
- Pro Singles: champion: Killian Carroll
- Women’s Open: champion: Danielle Daskalakis
- Women’s Open Doubles: champion: Clodagh Munroe and Fiona Tully

### 2025

- Open Amateur: champion: Matt Job
- Open Doubles: champion: Sean Lenning and Luis Cordova Jr.
- Pro Singles: champion: Martin Mulkerrins
- Women’s Open Doubles: champion: Mikaila Esser and Aoife Holden
- Women’s Pro Singles: champion: Mikaila Esser

### 2026

- Open Amateur: champion: Jack Wu
- Open Doubles: champion: Ray Ure and partner's name withheld
- Pro Singles: champion: Ray Ure
- Pro Singles Big Ball: champion: Jose Deonate
- Women’s Open Doubles: champion: Ashley Ruiz and Danielle Daskalakis
- Women’s Pro Singles: champion: Aoife Holden
- Women’s Pro Singles Big Ball: champion: Belisa Camacho

## Sources

- [US Handball Association, "National Champions" (seen 28 October 2026)](https://www.ushandball.org/about/national-champions/)

## Other championship series

[All championship series](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships.md)

- [A.A.U. national amateur handball championship (singles)](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/aau-handball-championship.md)
- [AAU national four-wall handball championships](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/aau-national-four-wall-championships.md)
- [USHA national one-wall handball championships](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/usha-national-one-wall-championships.md)
- [Queen of the Courts](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/queen-of-the-courts.md)
- [Wallball Open Irish Nationals](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/gaa-wallball-open-irish-nationals.md)
- [King of the Courts](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/king-of-the-courts.md)
- [Wallball Senior Championships](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/gaa-wallball-senior-championship.md)
- [World Wallball Championships](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/world-wallball-championships.md)
- [AAU national three-wall handball championships](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/aau-national-three-wall-championships.md)
- [USHA national three-wall handball championships](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/usha-national-three-wall-championships.md)
- [All-Ireland 60x30 Softball Championships](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/gaa-all-ireland-60x30-softball.md)
- [All-Ireland Hardball Championships](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/gaa-all-ireland-hardball.md)
- [All-Ireland 4-Wall Championships](https://handball.theperfectship.com/history/championships/gaa-all-ireland-4-wall.md)

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