Fiechter Reaches First 30k Title Summit in Canada

2022 Canadian Open champions Olivia Fiechter and Nick Wall.

Team USA’s Olivia Fiechter defeated Canada’s Hollie Naughton to win her third and largest PSA title at the $30,000 Oxford Properties Canadian Open Friday, April 15, at the Bow Valley Country Club in Calgary.

Fiechter, world No. 11, entered the tournament as the top seed and reached the final without dropping a game.

In the final, Fiechter recorded her second win over world No. 17 Naughton this year 11-2, 12-10, 5-11, 11-4 in thirty-eight minutes.

Fiechter adds to her $12,000 2020 E.M. Noll Classic Title and $5,500 2018 Rhode Island Open title.

 

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Watch a replay of the finals below.

 

 

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