Alex Chan | Sacramento
Born and raised in Sacramento with a strong athletic background. Alex attended Sacramento State University where She earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology as well as a teaching credential for physical education. Alex was most recently a Highschool PE teacher and a varsity basketball coach.
Like many pickleball players Alex was asked to play a game with some friends during covid. From day one she was hooked. Alex quickly rose up the ranks and has been competing at the pro level, she is consistently placing in the top 20 athletes on the APP tour. Alex has competed against some of the top professional pickleball players in the world.
With a love to coaching and the sport Alex recently moved to Orange County to pursue her professional pickleball career. She is known on the courts as always being calm but don’t let that fool you, she is a lefty and her forehand inside out is considered very deceptive.
Raised in Riverside, Jas is a first generation American with a mother from Western Samoa and father from Cuba. Her father was in the US Air Force, he taught her the skills of problem-solving, adaptability and resilience. Jas took these skills into her tennis carrier where she started playing at the age of eight and continued to earn herself a full ride scholarship to University of Kansas.
After graduating with a BA in Political Science and Minor in Business she retired her tennis racquet. Itching to play sports again her brother introduced her to pickleball in 2023. The first time she played was at the YMCA on a basketball court. She returned to Los Angeles where she started playing at iPickle. The sense of community was like nothing Jas had ever experienced; she was instantly hooked.
Jas quickly rose to then become one of the leading professional players in Southern California. Her first tournament was a professional open division mixed tournament hosted by CAPA (California Pickleball Association) which she won gold. Since then, she has won multiple professional medals in women’s singles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles. She was drafted and played in MLP/PPA Australia.
Known for her spicy and competitive attitude but also as a very supportive partner. Once the match is over, she leaves it all on the court.
Jasmine Almaguer | Tucson
Born in Pensacola, Florida and later attending college at University of West Florida where she received a full ride scholarship for tennis. Jessica holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology which gives her an upper hand on analyzing the pickleball game through competition and giving her a strong mental focus.
With a good sense of humor Jessica admits, tennis got too hard, so she started playing pickleball.
A rising start in the pickleball community. In just two years Jessica has made a name for herself, competing at the 5.0 level, and consistently winning gold medals to advancing at the professional and open divisions. Jessica is known for being a competitive athlete with a positive attitude, she is an aggressive player with filthy drives and nasty lobs.
Jessica met her husband while he was in flight school. He is a United States Naval Officer and flies F/A18s. They currently reside in San Diego, California with their two kids.
Jessica Bowman | San Diego
Collaborators
Trang Huynh | Orange County
Trang grew up in Vietnam, where she held the title of the No. 1 women’s tennis player for six consecutive years and competed professionally, earning a WTA ranking of 380 in doubles and 880 in singles.
Trang played college tennis at Washington State University before transitioned into coaching at Washington State University and Kansas State University as an assistant coach. She was the head tennis coach at Cal State Fullerton, where she led the team to its first conference championship final in seven years.
Trang was introduced to pickleball in 2018, but didn’t begin playing until late 2022 and started competing in 2023. Since then, she has quickly ascended the ranks, earning victories over some of the sport’s top professionals. Most notably, she recently competed at the US Open and defeated both Andre Agassi and world No. 1 Anna Leigh Waters.
Now based in Orange County, Trang enjoys hiking, spending time with her dogs, and exploring the newest restaurants when she's not on the court.
Jamie Haas | Hawaii
Originally from California and now based in Hawaii, Jamie Haas discovered pickleball during the pandemic while serving as a college tennis coach at Fresno State. What began as a casual hobby between lessons quickly grew into a passion she couldn’t put down.
Her competitive spirit shined early—just three months after giving birth to her third child, Jamie entered her first professional event at the 2023 PPA Mesa Open, one of the tour’s biggest tournaments.
A graduate of St. Mary’s College with a degree in sociology, Jamie brings both an analytical mindset and coaching experience to the court. Her reputation is built on strategic play, composure under pressure, and a positive presence that elevates her teammates and opponents alike. Along the way, she has secured impressive victories over some of the sport’s top names, including Angie Walker, Rob Nunnery, Sarah Burr, DJ Young, Chao “Zoey” Yi Wang, Shelby Bates, and Michael Lloyd.
In 2024, Jamie earned one of her career highlights by defeating Lauren Stratman at the PPA Austin Open, propelling her into the top 20 of the world DUPR singles rankings, peaking at #17.
Her resume spans both domestic and international success: a Season 1 Championship with Global Sports India as captain of Delhi Sports, medal finishes in Canada’s NAPP League, and a standout run at MLP Australia. Whether on the APP Tour or abroad, Jamie continues to prove she belongs among the world’s best.
Off the court, Jamie balances her professional career with raising three children alongside her husband, fellow pro pickleball player Prycen Haas. Together, they share both family life and a deep commitment to the sport they love.
Prycen Haas | Hawaii
A rising professional pickleball player from Honolulu, Hawaii, bringing a lifelong passion for racquet sports into the fastest-growing game in the world. A former college tennis standout, college coach, and graduate in Business and Sports Management, Prycen first picked up a pickleball paddle in 2022 alongside his wife, fellow pro Jamie Haas. What began as a shared hobby quickly evolved into a competitive career.
He debuted on the PPA Tour in 2023 ending the year ranked #45 in the world in Mixed Doubles while serving as Director of Tennis at Mid-Pacific Institute. In 2025, Prycen was drafted into Major League Pickleball Australia (MLPA), where he made an immediate impact—earning MVP honors and helping the Northern Crocs capture back-to-back championships.
Now based in Kailua with Jamie and their three children — Shado, Legend, and Summit — Prycen has committed full-time to pickleball. He represents the Austrian National Team, recently securing gold at the 2025 European Pickleball Championship in Rome, and partners with Honolulu Pickleball Company while expanding his global presence with goals in WPBL and MLP Asia.
On court, Prycen has earned wins over top players including Mitch Hargreaves, Louis Laville, Mauro Garcia, Eunggwon Kim, Hong Kit (Jack) Wong, Yuta Funemizu, Pep Canyadell, Kenta Miyoshi, Roman Estareja, Sarah Burr, Kyle Koszuta, Katy Hart and more. He has also competed against some of the sport’s biggest names, including Ben Johns, Anna Leigh Waters, JW Johnson, Dylan Frazier, and Riley Newman.
With his competitive drive, international reach, and commitment to family and community, Prycen Haas is establishing himself as one of pickleball’s most versatile and impactful rising pros.