Epic names like Ben Johns, Tyson McGuffin and Anna Bright have become synonymous with JOOLA pickleball. But even those household names had to start somewhere. So, let’s take a look at some team JOOLA pros you need to know. Because who knows? One day, they might just be the next faces of JOOLA Pickleball. No pressure!

Eric Oncins

Years Pro: 2
Paddle: Ben Johns Perseus Pro IV 16mm
Career Highlight: PPA: Singles: #67, Doubles #31, Mixed #29
Instagram: @eric_oncins

Brazilian pickleballer, Eric Oncins, is known for his powerful forehand drives and sharp net play. Since turning pro in 2023, Eric has steadily climbed the ranks, showcasing a high-intensity playing style that leans on the JOOLA Perseus paddle—a paddle built for aggressive all-court play. He’s already notched a few impressive PPA showings, including a podium finish in men's doubles.

Off the court, Eric brings charisma and passion to the sport. He shares behind-the-scenes training clips, match highlights, and candid tournament moments on his Instagram, making him one of the most watchable emerging players on the JOOLA roster.

Len Yang

Years Pro: 1
Paddle: JOOLA Persues Pro IV 16mm
Career Highlight: A gold medal in Men's Doubles at the 2025 US Open of Pickleball and a gold medal at Expo Bridge Cup in China in Men's Doubles and Mixed Doubles.
Instagram: @lennyangpickleball

Len Yang, turned pro in early 2024, but he’s no stranger to fast-paced paddle sports. A former competitive table tennis player, Len brings lightning-quick reflexes and world-class hand speed to the pickleball court. His transition to pickleball has been seamless—his spin-heavy serves, sharp counters, and elite reaction time are all rooted in his background at the ping-pong table. Len has adopted a playstyle that prioritizes control, resets, and tactical patience, earning praise from commentators for his mature court sense and precision. 

Off the court, Len brings charisma and a grounded approach to the game. On Instagram, he’s growing a fanbase by sharing training tips, match insights, and day-in-the-life content, making him not only a rising pro but a relatable voice for the next generation of players.

Jack Wong

Years Pro: 1.5
Paddle: Agassi Pro 14mm
Career Highlights: Double Gold at the 2025 PPA Gold Coast Pickleball Slam in Men's and Men's Doubles.
Instagram: @jacksssssss

Jack Wong entered the pro scene in late 2023, immediately catching attention with his speed and finesse-oriented style. Jack thrives in quick volley exchanges and has one of the cleanest two-handed backhands among rising players. He reached the quarterfinals of a 2024 PPA event, signaling that a breakthrough is just around the corner.

Jack is a big advocate for growing the game of pickleball globally. Focused on Asia, he combines education and match footage to deliver helpful content infused with humor. Working with racketpro, he’s helping to improve how people coach the game internationally, conducting workshops across multiple countries.

Jordi Vigna

Years Pro: 4
Paddle: Scorpeus 3S 14mm
Career Highlights: 1st Round Draft Pick for the Canadian National Pickleball League and is a two-time Gold Medalist in Mixed Doubles at the Montréal Open in 2023 and 2024.
Instagram: @jordivigna

Jordi Vigna is a is a trailblazer in the Canadian pickleball scene, a fierce competitor, and a sharp tactical thinker. Jordi uses the Scorpeus 3S 14mm to unleash her spin-loaded strokes and fast-twitch reactions in quick exchanges. Though still early in her pro journey, she’s already earned respect for her mental composure and consistency, especially in long, grind-it-out rallies.

Off the court, Jordi is a cherished coach who empower players with confidence making her a valuable asset for Pickleball Getaways, where she has been working for years!

KIM EUNG GWON

Years Pro: 1
Paddle: Agassi Pro 16mm
Career Highlights: Men's Doubles Gold at the 2025 PPA Gold Coast Pickleball Slam.
Instagram: @eunggwon_pb

Kim Eung Gwon is one of Korea's top pros, emerging as a quiet competitor with his fierce baseline game. A former elite table tennis player, Kim brings lightning-fast reflexes, sharp angles, and a fearless net presence to the pickleball court. Representing JOOLA as one of Korea’s top pros, Kim is also participating as a member of the UPA Asia Trailblazer this season.

Turning pro in 2024, he uses the Agassi Pro 16mm to maximize his ability to generate spin and precision from deep on the court. His singles game has drawn particular attention, especially for how he dictates points with clever angles and a controlled pace.

Noe Khlif

Years Pro: 2
Paddle: Ben Johns Perseus Pro IV 14mm
Career Highlights: Multiple PPA top-10 finishes in Doubles and Winner of inaugural The Kitchen Tournament
Instagram: @noekhlifpickleball

Noe Khlif is one of the most technically sound and stylishly aggressive players on JOOLA’s emerging pro team. A former tennis standout, Noe transitioned to pickleball in 2022 and has adapted quickly, earning multiple top-10 finishes in doubles on the PPA Tour. 

Known for his flair, Noe is also one of the most visually creative personalities on the pickleball circuit. His social media is filled with clean video edits, match clips, and off-court training content that makes him a fan favorite among the younger audience.

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