Three Golds for Kimberly Tan, Double Bronze for Elton Liew
Andrew LeeKimberly Tan won three golds and a silver at the Social Serve Kidsnergy tournament in Subang, finishing what she called her first U14 Triple Crown.
Her golds came in Girls' Singles U14, Girls' Doubles U14 and Mixed Doubles U14. Her silver came in Girls' Doubles U12.

Kimberly Tan's four medals
She thanked her coaches, Coach Gee and E23 Unbound, for "believing in me, being patient with me and helping me improve." She also credited her three doubles partners: "we did it together."
Her post thanks MyPickleball, Paddletek Malaysia, Airfly Malaysia and Larrie Active.
Seven medals for two Playa juniors
Playa Racquet Club posted a Kidsnergy-branded graphic with its juniors' "seven wins". Two players shared them.
Alfred won bronze in U16 Boys' Singles and bronze in the Parent & Kid (Open) category. Nadine won gold in U16 Girls' Singles and gold in U16 Mixed Doubles. She added silver in U16 Girls' Doubles, silver in U14 Mixed Doubles and bronze in U14 Girls' Singles.

Elton Liew plays through a fever
Elton Liew, 13, left with double bronze in U14 and U16 Boys' Doubles. He wrote that it was "one of the toughest tournaments" for him because he battled a high fever all day.
His doubles partner, his family and parents at the venue who checked on him and offered medicine kept him going. He thanked E23 Unbound, Coach Gee, Kitchen Blockers and Larrie Active for their support.


PPC's "brother duo" wins Men's Doubles Combined 5.8
PPC also had a champion. Its caption reads "THE BROTHER DUO IS ON FIRE!" and says two of its players took the Men's Doubles Combined 5.8 title.
About the tournament
Social Serve Kidsnergy, also tagged Kidsnergy Malaysia 2026, ran from 16 to 18 Oct at PLAYA Racquet Club @ PARC Subang. Kidsnergy and iMedia Asia organised it, and the stage backdrop read "powered by" Great Eastern Takaful.
Pre-event listings named an Open Parent and Kid category, Adult Intermediate 7.0 and Novice 5.8 combined doubles, and junior singles and doubles from U8 up to U18.
This article is based on social media posts and historical data tracked by Pickle361.