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Retired Judge Robert Quall, 86, Still #1 in World Tennis

February 28, 2026 · Yahoo Sport

Retired Merced County judge Robert Quall, now 86, continues to dominate the tennis world, recently winning a Bronze medal with the U.S. masters team while remaining ranked number one in doubles.

Robert Quall wrapped up a 30-year legal career before returning to the tennis court at 67. Despite his age, the 86-year-old has won 17 Gold Balls and was recently named captain of the U.S. 85-and-over masters team, leading them to a Bronze medal.

Quall remains competitive on the international stage, currently ranked number one in the world in doubles. His hitting partner notes that Quall plays golf and tennis on the same day, maintaining peak health with no signs of slowing down as he aims to compete in the upcoming world cup in Crete.

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