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Ewa Radzikowska

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Ewa Radzikowska is a former professional tennis player and current pickleball player from Poland, born on 23 November 1979. As of July 2025 she was ranked number 36 in the pickleball world rankings for women's doubles, and at 45 years of age she was the oldest player in the top 100. In tennis she played mostly local ITF tournaments, won her only title at Toruń in 1996 and reached a best singles ranking of 361 in the world. She played three Fed Cup ties for Poland in 1996 in the Europe and Africa Zone, winning her first two doubles matches without dropping a game alongside Magdalena Mróz. She later played college tennis at Oklahoma State University and continues to live in the United States.

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1979 1
Gender
Female 1
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1 1
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Source Professional Pickleball Association: Ewa Radzikowska (PPA Tour athlete profile)

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Pickleball, Sports
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current pickleball player from Poland
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1. Ewa Radzikowska (Wikipedia)
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    born 23 November 1979
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    ranked No. 36 in the pickleball world rankings for women's doubles
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    her only title coming at Toruń in 1996
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    current pickleball player from Poland
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Professional Pickleball Association: Ewa Radzikowska (PPA Tour athlete profile)
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Ewa Radzikowska is a professional pickleball player competing on the PPA Tour in women's singles, women's doubles, and mixed doubles
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