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Tam Trinh

Tam Trinh - Pro Pickleball Player

Gender

Male

Age

32

Location

Dallas, Texas

Plays

Right-handed

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Tam’s Profile

Born on November 30, 1993, in Dallas, Texas, Tam Trinh developed an early passion for racquet sports. He attended J. J.

Pearce High School, graduating with honors, and achieved significant milestones in junior tennis, including winning the 2008 Texas State Championship in singles and securing a gold ball at the 2010 Boys 16 and Under Doubles National Championship in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Trinh was ranked as a five-star recruit and among the top 50 players nationally by the Tennis Recruiting Network. He continued his tennis career at Louisiana State University (LSU), where he played collegiate tennis and pursued a major in biological engineering.

After completing his collegiate tennis career, Trinh transitioned to professional pickleball in 2023. He has since competed in 17 professional tournaments, participating in a total of 44 career matches as of May 2025. His match record includes 13 wins and 31 losses in men’s doubles, 10 wins and 21 losses in mixed doubles, and 0 wins and 1 loss in men’s singles.

Trinh has partnered with players like Zane Ford, achieving a 3–3 record in men’s doubles. He is known for his strategic play and commitment to continuous improvement. As of November 2025, Trinh holds the following rankings: 68th in Men’s Doubles with 612.

5 points, 333rd in Mixed Doubles, and 77th in Singles with 300 points. He is right-handed and stands 5’10” tall. Residing in Dallas, Texas, he continues to compete at the highest level while helping others elevate their skills.

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“I just love competing” (on his competitive mindset)

— Tam Trinh

Top Strategy Tips

1

Focus on strategic positioning to control the center of the court, allowing for better coverage and shot selection.

2

Develop a strong serve to set the tone for the point and put pressure on your opponent from the start.

3

Maintain a balanced stance to quickly transition between offense and defense, enhancing reaction time.

🏆 Career Highlights

Gold medal at 2023 Takeya Showcase

PPA Grand Slam winner 2024