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Gutierrez and Mendoza Capture Title at 2026 Dick Pieper Three-Wall Doubles Tournament

Saturday September 12, 2026

Written by Larry Cordes

Despite rain in the forecast, the Central Washington Handball Club held the 2026 Dick Pieper Three-Wall Doubles Handball Tournament as scheduled on Saturday, September 12. Dark morning clouds soon cleared, giving way to partly cloudy skies and ideal conditions for outdoor handball.

Known as the Pieper, the tournament was the third event in the Summer Handball Outdoor Tournament Series (SHOTS) and is held at scenic Walla Walla Point Park along the Columbia River in Wenatchee, Washington.

The Pieper followed the format used by earlier SHOTS events at Ridgecrest Park in Shoreline and the Meranto at Westwick Park in Kent. Players competed in A- and B-level pools, with the top two finishers from each pool advancing to the championship match.

Pool-Play Results

A Level

1)    Hugo Gutierrez — Marysville, WA

2)     Josh Viveros — Yakima, WA

3)     Sal Torres — Wenatchee, WA

B Level

1)    Joe Mendoza — Wenatchee, WA

2)     Marcos Rodriguez — Yakima, WA

3)     Julio Duenas — Snohomish, WA

In the championship match, Gutierrez and Mendoza faced Viveros and Rodriguez. Gutierrez’s powerful left hand and Mendoza’s deep-court coverage overcame Rodriguez’s consistent high-pass shots and Viveros’ corner kills, securing the Pieper trophy and prize money.

DV: David Vincent formed the World Players of Handball in 2005 and ushered live handball viewing into our living rooms for the first time. Since its inception, the World Players of Handball has broadcast over 1,500 matches live. Dave Vincent serves as the lead play-by-play announcer for virtually all matches, combining his unique perspective and personality with a lifetime of handball experience. DV brings 25 years of broadcast radio experience (in Oregon and California) to World Players of Handball & ESPN broadcasts and provides professionalism and wit to the amazing game of handball. DV also serves as the Executive Director of the World Player of Handball at the WPH headquarters in Tucson, AZ, working daily to grow the game of handball through innovation.
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