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Alexandra Herrera

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Alexandra Herrera is a Mexican racquetball player, born on January 10, 1995. She is the current World Champion and Central American and Caribbean Games champion in women's doubles, both with Montserrat Mejia. A left handed player, Herrera was the number two player on the Ladies Professional Racquetball Tour in 2020-21 and again in 2021-22, two of her 11 seasons in the tour's top 10. As a junior she played for Mexico at the 2010 International Racquetball Federation World Junior Championship in Los Angeles and in 2011 in Santo Domingo won both girls under 16 doubles with Ximena Gonzalez and girls under 16 singles, beating American Kelani Bailey in the final. In 2013 in Sucre, Bolivia, she won girls under 18 doubles with Gonzalez.

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Birth Year
1995 1
Gender
Female 1
Medals or Titles Band
5+ 1
Classification
Competition Category
Mixed or Doubles 1
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Central American and Caribbean Games, Competitions
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Racquetball World Championships, Competitions
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Racquetball, Sports
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Mexico

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is a Mexican racquetball player
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1. Alexandra Herrera (Wikipedia)
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    Alexandra Herrera (born January 10, 1995)
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    She is the current World Champion and Central American and Caribbean Games champion in Women's Doubles
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    is a Mexican racquetball player
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    She is the current World Champion and Central American and Caribbean Games champion in Women's Doubles
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    She is the current World Champion and Central American and Caribbean Games champion in Women's Doubles
  • Competed In: Racquetball World Championships, Article, international results
    She is the current World Champion and Central American and Caribbean Games champion in Women's Doubles
  • Competed In: Central American and Caribbean Games, Article, international results
    She is the current World Champion and Central American and Caribbean Games champion in Women's Doubles
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