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Eric Roddy

Eric Roddy

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United States
Doubles
#69
1075 pts
Mixed
#62
612 pts
Singles
#58
637.5 pts
Gender
Male
Age
32 Years
Height
6' 0" (182.9 cm)
Turned Pro
2022
Plays
Right-Handed
Resides
Charlotte, North Carolina

About Eric Roddy

Eric Roddy: Professional Pickleball Player on the PPA Tour

Eric Roddy is a professional pickleball player competing on the PPA Tour in men’s singles, men’s doubles, and mixed doubles. He has established himself as a notable competitor in the rapidly growing sport of professional pickleball.

Background & Career

Paddle: Pro XR Pickleball
Tour: PPA Tour
Divisions: Women’s Doubles, Mixed Doubles

Eric Roddy comes to pickleball after a long tennis career as both a player and coach. He played collegiate tennis at Sewanee: The University of the South, where he was a division III All-American. He went on to become the men’s head tennis coach at Swarthmore College, as well as an assistant coach for the women’s tennis team at the University of Georgia while he worked towards his MBA. It was also Athens where Roddy discovered pickleball for the first time and decided to play it more often when he moved to Charlotte, NC in 2022.
Away from the pickleball court, Roddy has had some unique life experiences. He lived in A Coruña, Spain for a year where he taught English, and his time in the country helped him to achieve fluency in Spanish. He has also worked in sports media, most notably serving as the former editor of CBS Sports’ Dolphins Report and a reporter for Pro Football Network.
Roddy is sponsored by Pro XR Pickleball, TasteCanDo Keto Krisp, and Steggy’s Henleys.

Eric Roddy brings a competitive and well-rounded game to the PPA Tour. Known for consistent play and smart shot selection, she continues to develop as a force on the professional pickleball circuit.

It was also Athens where Roddy discovered pickleball for the first time and decided to play it more often when he moved to Charlotte, NC in 2022.

He played collegiate tennis at Sewanee: The University of the South, where he was a division III All-American. He went on to become the men’s head tennis coach at Swarthmore College, as well as an assistant coach for the women’s tennis team at the University of Georgia while he worked towards his MBA.

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Division Rank Points DUPR Gold Silver Bronze Total
Doubles #69 1075 5.905
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Mixed #62 612 --
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Singles #58 637.5 6.077
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