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Chris Mohan

Manitoba 🎯 Tracking: Brad Paschinski (#311)

Manitoba • Right Handed

Last played Mar 15, 2026
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Career Goals

"To reach new heights."

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Playing hand: Right Handed

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🏆 Double-Jump Positions

NATIONAL
Men
#270
Coed
#312
Manitoba
Men
#28
Coed
#34
Coed Current Rank
#312
#312
Peak Achieve
Not enough rank history for a chart yet
Career Win Rate
77%
13
Matches
Last 12 months
67%

Coed Win Intensity (10)

Coed Loss Intensity (3)

10 W3 L
All-time (77%)
4 W2 L
Last 12 months (67%)
#312
Coed Double-Jump
Date Event Result Opponent Double-Jump Shift Tracking
Mar 15, 2026
Match #13
2026 Brandon Blasters Open
Men's/Women's Coed Singles A/B
LOSS
11-9, 4-11, 8-11, 13-15 		Rejean Bissonnette H2H #311
vs #268 		🎯 Brad Paschinski
Mar 14, 2026
Match #12
2026 Brandon Blasters Open
Men's/Women's Coed Singles A/B
LOSS
11-8, 13-11, 11-8 		Jialin Li H2H #311
vs #206 		🎯 Brad Paschinski
Mar 13, 2026
Match #11
2026 Brandon Blasters Open
Men's/Women's Coed Singles A/B
WIN
3-11, 9-11, 9-11 		Luke Godfrey H2H #311
vs #348 		🎯 Brad Paschinski
Nov 30, 2025
Match #10
2025 Brandon Classic
Men's/Women's Coed Singles B/C
WIN
13-11, 11-6, 11-8 		Brad Paschinski H2H #311
vs #311 		🎯 Brad Paschinski
Nov 29, 2025
Match #9
2025 Brandon Classic
Men's/Women's Coed Singles B/C
WIN
7-11, 5-11, 11-13 		Jason Kissock H2H #311
vs #311 		🎯 Brad Paschinski
Nov 28, 2025
Match #8
2025 Brandon Classic
Men's/Women's Coed Singles B/C
WIN
8-11, 11-9, 8-11, 10-12 		Steven Sopel H2H #311
vs #268 		🎯 Brad Paschinski

About Double-Jump Shift

Coed Double-Jump uses Racquetball Canada’s combined list, which only exists for recent seasons (Men and Women go back further). Shifts on this tab come from that coed list and from results since the official dump. Older matches still count in the win/loss record; open Men or Women for the long gender-list history.

Tracking (🎯) on a match row is who you were chasing after that result. A win against someone ranked ahead starts that chase. A player who is not ranked yet starts it by beating someone who is ranked. If that player jumps, you keep chasing them. The chase continues until you beat someone ranked higher than they are after that jump, you play them (a win takes their spot, a loss ends the chase), or the expiry window passes without beating them. The name at the top of the profile returns to Self when that window ends. Current window: 13 months.