Kerri Wachtel is a retired American racquetball player, born Kerri Stoffregen on November 9, 1974, in Cincinnati, Ohio. She was the number two women's professional player at the end of the 2006-07 season, behind Rhonda Rajsich, and number five at the end of the 2008-09 Women's Professional Racquetball Organization season. Her career highlight was winning the 2001 US Open Racquetball Championships, beating Jackie Paraiso in the final. She was a top 10 player on the women's pro tour in every season between 2000-01 and 2013-14 except 2005-06, when she took time off to have children. As a junior she won the US girls 18 and under title and the junior world girls 18 and under doubles title in 1993 with Andrea Beugen, and she later became a pickleball professional.
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is a retired American racquetball player
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Kerri Wachtel (born Kerri Stoffregen, November 9, 1974)
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She is a former US Open Champion
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is a retired American racquetball player
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Her career highlight was winning the 2001 US Open Racquetball Championships
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Her career highlight was winning the 2001 US Open Racquetball Championships
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the 1993 Girls 18 and under doubles title with Andrea Beugen
Plays: Pickleball, Pickleball
Kerri is currently a Pickleball Professional, teaching clinics and lessons and running programming for multiple locations.
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Her career highlight was winning the 2001 US Open Racquetball Championships
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