Note that Team Wins don’t count for a team if a substitute player was used.

Refer to Mo Crank Jai•Speed Stat Pack for Pelota games for 2023 charts.

Last Modified: December 3, 2024 11:26 pm

Magic City Doubles Tournament History

Magic City Doubles Tournament History - 2018 thru 2024. The team with the most wins wins the tournament (not based on % wins). If there are ties for most wins, there is a playoff.

Year - Tourney #	Tourney Dates	Winning Team	GP-W-P-S	% Wins
2018 - #1		Nate the Great-Jeden
2019 - #1	July 17 - Sept 1	Fred-Carballo	78-22-8-9	28.2
2019 - #2	Sept 4 - Oct 6	Rock-Douglas	88-20-12-9	22.7
2019 - #3	Oct 16 - Nov 30	Rock-Douglas	117-25-21-17	21.4
2020 - #1	May 7 - June 28	Limonte-Douglas	119-29-21-22	24.4
2020 - #2	Oct 15 - Nov 29	Asier-Douglas	73-17-12-10	23.3
2021 - #1	Feb 06 - April 12	Kubala-Benny	50-11-7-10	22.0
2021 - #2	May 01 - July 20	Cool Fitness-Spinner	98-25-11-13	25.5
2021 - #3	July 24 - Nov 23	Kubala-Benny	103-26-19-6	25.2
2022 - #1	Feb 14 - Apr 17	Ikeda-Bradley	37-9-4-7	24.3
2022 - #2	April 18 - July 11	Anderluck-Benny	41-12-3-2	29.3
2022 - #3	July 12 - Sept 21	Anderluck-Aratz	52-12-10-7	23.1
2022 - #4	Sept 26 -Nov 23	Juice-Goixerri	52-11-4-6	21.2
2023 - #1	Feb 13 - Apr 18	CRB-Manu	42-10-7-6	23.8
2023 - #2	Apr 30 - June 27	Juice-Goixerri	42-9-4-10	21.4
2023 - #3	Sept 05 - Dec 05	Bueno-Nicolas (won playoff)	60-11-9-13	18.3
2024 - #1	Feb 11 - May 28	Goixerri-Flores	52-16-2-5	30.8
2024 - #2	Sept 06 - Dec 03	Jairo-Benny	70-15-8-10	21.4