The 2015-2016 R48, WR48 and SR48 seasons produced electrifying handball from across the United States, with all of the weekend action from the seven stops captured live on ESPN3. The 2015-2016 Race 4 Eight seasons produced eight different champions between the R48, WR48 and SR48 tours, with the eight different winners hailing from California, Arizona, and Ireland.
The seven events on the 2015-2016 Race 4 Eight tour featured magnificent venues and sensational handball action in California, Arizona, Louisiana, Texas, New York, Utah and Oregon, with more than 250 combined pro players from 20 U.S. states, Mexico, Canada and Ireland vying for WPH ranking points and crystal.
The Race 4 Eight V saw first-time qualifiers, first-time finalists, first-time champions, first-time venues, as well as the continued dominance of the Race 4 Eight’s #1 stars.
Check out DF’s final day recaps and Top Moments from the each of seven Race 4 Eight V events, starting with the 2015 Simple Green U.S. Open R48 V Stop #1.
Final Day Recap from the Simple Green U.S. Open Stop #1: here
Top Moments from the Simple Green U.S. Open Stop #1: here
Final Day Recap from the Tucson Memorial Stop #2: here
Top Moments from the Tucson Memorial Stop #2: here
Final Day Recap from the New Orleans Mardi Gras Stop #3: here
Top Moments from the New Orleans Mardi Gras Stop #3: here
Final Day Recap from Houston Stop #4: here
Top Moments from Houston Stop #4: here
Final Day Recap from the NYAC Stop #5: here
Top Moments from the NYAC Stop #5: here
Final Day Recap from the Salt Lake City Aces Stop #6: here
Top Moments from the Salt Lake City Aces Stop #6: here
Final day recap from The Player’s Championship Stop #7: here
Top Moments from The Player’s Championship Stop #7: here
See you in October for the start of the 2016-2017 Race 4 Eight VI!
David Fink
WPH Senior Writer