Leonard Ng and Kyean Teoh, PPC Tournament Team, bronze at the VREW by LENMIS Pickleball Championship 2026

Leonard Ng, Kyean Teoh Win Bronze at VREW by Lenmis Pickleball Championship

Andrew Lee

Leonard Ng and Kyean Teoh won bronze in Men's Doubles 19+ Intermediate Plus <4.0 at the VREW by Lenmis Pickleball Championship 2026, one of three results PPC Tournament Team posted at Tomaz Pickleball Club, Subang Jaya, from 18 to 20 Sep.

Low Jun Hong featured in two of the three results, partnering Jacey Voon in one division and Megan Layla Foo in another.

Bronze in Men's Doubles

Leonard Ng and Kyean Teoh won their group and their Round of 16 match in Men's Doubles 19+ Intermediate Plus <4.0 before reaching the semi-final, where they fell in three games to eventual champions Tew Cheng Jie and Lai Chan Shen. According to the tournament's own bracket, they closed out the weekend with a three-game win over Chan Guo Jing and Lim Chin Long in the third-place playoff to take bronze.

Leonard Ng and Kyean Teoh holding their bronze medals and paddles at the VREW by Lenmis Pickleball Championship 2026
Leonard Ng and Kyean Teoh with their bronze medals. Image via @picklepicklechill.

Teoh posted his own reel from the third-place match, captioned "with the ATP in the 3rd Place Match" and overlaid on-screen with "ATP Alert," showing an around-the-post winner on the way to the medal.

Kyean Teoh reaching wide for an around-the-post shot during the Men's Doubles third-place match
Kyean Teoh in action during the Men's Doubles third-place match. Image via @picklepicklechill.

A Nail-Biting Comeback, Then a Round of 16 Exit

Jun Hong and Jacey Voon opened their Mixed Doubles 19+ Advanced <4.5 campaign with a group-stage win for the highlight reel, rallying from 12-17 down to close it out 21-20. The tournament's own bracket, which lists Jun Hong's partner in this category by her registered name, Voon Suwen, shows the opponents as Ivan Chang Sing Hoong and Ngu Huey Wen. The pair finished second in their group at two wins and one loss, enough to reach the bracket stage.

Their run ended in the Round of 16, an 18-21 loss to Christabelle Ong and Enrico Elifh Marican, who went on to finish third in the division. Jun Hong and Voon's own follow-up post confirmed the exit and put a number on how close the level actually was, listing DUPR ratings of 3.968 and 3.575 for a pair "playing up" a division.

Jun Hong and Jacey Voon on court during their 21-20 comeback win in the Mixed Doubles 19+ Advanced under 4.5 group stage
Jun Hong and Jacey Voon during their 21-20 group-stage comeback win. Image via @picklepicklechill.
Jun Hong and Jacey Voon at the net after their Round of 16 match in Mixed Doubles 19+ Advanced under 4.5
Jun Hong and Jacey Voon after their Round of 16 exit. Image via @picklepicklechill.

A Second Round of 16 Run for Jun Hong

Jun Hong's second outing of the weekend paired him with Megan Layla Foo in Mixed Doubles 19+ Intermediate Plus <4.0. PPC's own highlight reel called the pair "locked in," pointing to good resets, fast hands and solid defence through a tight Round of 16 battle. They lost 19-21 to Pauline Ng Jia Hui and Muhammad Zhahin Ielyas, who went on to win the whole division.

Jun Hong and Megan Layla Foo at the net during their Round of 16 match in Mixed Doubles 19+ Intermediate Plus under 4.0
Jun Hong and Megan Layla Foo in their Round of 16 match. Image via @picklepicklechill.

All three results came out of one weekend at VREW by Lenmis Pickleball Championship 2026, which drew 480 teams across 18 categories at Tomaz Pickleball Club, with an advertised cash prize pool of more than RM200,000.

This article is based on social media posts and historical data tracked by Pickle361.

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