Cedar Rapids Teammates Win Unified Doubles National Championship
Cedar Rapids tennis teammates Nathan Williams and Brady Anderson secured a national championship win in the Unified Doubles competition at the U.S. Tennis Association's Intellectual and Developmental Disability Championship held in Orlando, Florida.
Cedar Rapids Waterloo Iowa City & Dubuque, IA, October 26, 2026 —
Cedar Rapids tennis teammates Nathan Williams and Brady Anderson won the national championship in Unified Doubles at the U.S. Tennis Association’s Intellectual and Developmental Disability Championship in Orlando, Florida.
The result places Williams and Anderson among the winners of the national competition. The summary of the event identifies the players, the division and the host city, but does not provide the date of the championship or further information about the tournament.
Details about the final match, including the opponents, score and how the contest unfolded, were not provided. The information also does not state whether Williams and Anderson competed in earlier rounds or describe the teams they faced on the way to the title.
The event is identified as the U.S. Tennis Association’s Intellectual and Developmental Disability Championship, and the title was earned in its Unified Doubles competition. Further details about the competition’s format, the players’ affiliations beyond their connection to Cedar Rapids, and any celebrations or next steps were not available.
The win marks a national championship result for the Cedar Rapids teammates. No additional statements from Williams, Anderson, tournament organizers or the association were included in the information provided.
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