Ryan Nunnery wins Men’s B at 2026 Lloyd Shootout

Ryan Nunnery won the Men’s B division at the 2026 Lloyd Shootout in Norco, giving the Southern California stop a clear headline as the tournament wrapped. A matching reel later added Keith Johnson as the Men’s C winner, confirming the event produced multiple division champions rather than a one-off result.

The Aug. 6 post, which referenced action from Aug. 5, treated the Lloyd Shootout as a finished competition and congratulated the winners directly. That matters in racquetball because regional events like this do more than fill a calendar slot. They sort out the middle of the field, where Men’s B and Men’s C titles often show which players are sharp, traveling, and ready to step up when the brackets get deeper.

Nunnery’s Men’s B title is the most concrete marker from the weekend, and it sits in the kind of bracket that can say a lot about the current competitive order. A Men’s B win does not carry the same weight as an open division crown, but it still matters because that level is where strong club players and rising competitors test themselves against serious regional opposition. In Southern California, where racquetball has long had a deep club scene, a title in Norco still means something.

Johnson’s Men’s C victory adds another layer to the picture. With two named champions from two separate divisions, the Lloyd Shootout clearly functioned as a full tournament with bracket play and public recognition for the winners. The closing note thanking “everyone” suggests the kind of turnout and participation that keeps these regional events relevant even when they do not produce national headlines.

For players tracking the summer circuit, the Lloyd Shootout leaves behind one simple takeaway: Ryan Nunnery left Norco with the Men’s B title, Keith Johnson with Men’s C, and the event itself with the look of a healthy local proving ground. In a sport built on match play and momentum, that is the kind of result that travels.