Los Angeles Beat

The roster links each athlete to their official profile and competition. Country labels follow the league’s sporting affiliations.

View all player biographies above. Division labels use reviewed match records; unavailable assignments remain unconfirmed.

Los Angeles Beat’s PPL II entries are verified through the league’s competition filter. Their results belong to a separate development draw.

PPL II launched in February 2026 with a four-stop calendar and a route to the Miami preliminary round. Its schedule is separate from the main tour. Source ↗

• Jacobo Blanco — Official player record ↗
• Luis Estrada — Official player record ↗

The Eisen Family — Owners through Los Angeles Beat Partners, LLC

David and Corey Eisen acquired the franchise through their family partnership, according to October 2025 reporting. As of 2025-10-13. Source ↗

David Eisen — Chief Executive Officer

Named CEO in the acquisition reporting. As of 2025-10-13. Source ↗

Corey Eisen — President and General Manager

The league reconfirmed this role in its October 2025 rebrand announcement. As of 2025-10-18. Source ↗

Sergio Sánchez-Moruno — Player relations and operations

Current operational role listed on the league profile. As of 2026-10-07. Source ↗

Katherine Gil — Content, brand and digital growth

Current brand and audience role listed on the league profile. As of 2026-10-07. Source ↗

Founded in 2023 according to the current league profile. The standalone domain redirects to that profile. Earlier backing belongs to the historical timeline; the Eisen family acquisition is documented separately. Source ↗

The franchise was acquired by the Eisen family in 2025 through Los Angeles Beat Partners, LLC. David Eisen became CEO and Corey Eisen became President and General Manager. Source ↗

Full tournament results and recaps →

Verified event outcomes below are historical snapshots. They are not a live scoreboard or a full accounting of every match.

The PPL tours across franchise markets. Event venues below are distinct from team training locations.

Official calendar and updates ↗

When watching Los Angeles Beat, follow a documented pairing’s coverage of the middle and movement to the net. The preferred-side labels provide context; they do not establish handedness or a permanent starting role.

Compare the division, opponent and format alongside the score. A deciding match tiebreak differs from a normal set; the linked match center supplies the event context.

The league lists Atlas (credit card), Born (apparel and lifestyle), Eight Sleep (recovery) and Los Angeles Padel Club (home court and club). These are partner categories, not ownership claims. Source ↗

Los Angeles Padel Club’s linked site displayed Coming Soon at review. No operational booking route or facility address is asserted. Source ↗

For a Los Angeles supporter, the 2026 event demonstrates how professional padel can occupy a recognizable local event space while remaining part of a travelling competition. Barker Hangar identifies the August tournament location, not the team’s year-round training address. A reader planning the next visit should use the new event announcement rather than assume the same venue, ticket conditions or dates will recur.

The Beat’s official profile names Los Angeles Padel Club as its home-court and club partner. At this review, the linked partner site offered only a Coming Soon page. That supports reporting the named relationship, but it does not support telling a beginner that a court is available to book today. Before adding a directory card, Major League Padel needs an operator-confirmed location, facilities and visitor route. A partnership can be genuine while its practical public information remains incomplete.

For someone moving from professional interest to playing locally, that practical information is the priority: court setting, rental equipment, lessons, organized sessions and reservation conditions. The Add Your Club flow allows an operator to submit those details with pictures and a logo for review. Meanwhile, the Beat guide connects fans with source-backed roster information and Major League Padel learning resources. Confirm a club’s address and booking options directly before planning a visit.

Follow Los Angeles Beat through the verified official routes below. Obtain tickets through the current tournament organizer and official merchandise through an identified team store.

Major League Padel merchandise is separate from franchise merchandise. Public business contact information does not establish court access.

• Official league team page ↗
• Team website ↗
• Verified team Instagram ↗
• League tournaments and ticket updates ↗
• Official PPL YouTube — matches and highlights ↗

Which city does Los Angeles Beat represent?

Los Angeles, CA. This is the franchise market. It does not establish a headquarters, court address or a schedule of home matches.

How many players are on the current published roster?

8 names were published at review: 6 assigned to main PPL and 2 to PPL II. The roster date is 2026-10-07; a listing is not proof of an event appearance.

Which players are in PPL II?

Jacobo Blanco, Luis Estrada. These assignments were checked through the league’s PPL II directory filter.

Who owns the team?

The Eisen Family owns Los Angeles Beat through Los Angeles Beat Partners, LLC. David Eisen is CEO and Corey Eisen is President and General Manager; the dated ownership and league sources are in the leadership chapter.

Where does the team train or play home matches?

The PPL tours across North America. Check each tournament’s venue and admission information before planning a visit.

Are these results live?

No. They are dated historical outcomes from official event or match records. The upcoming calendar is labeled relative to the October 7, 2026 review.

Does a roster card guarantee a player will appear?

No. A published roster is distinct from an event draw. Confirm the pairing and actual appearance through the official match center or dated result.

How do I follow official announcements?

Use the league profile and verified team Instagram link in the fan-information chapter. A standalone website is linked only when its identity and access were checked.

Can I book the home-court partner through this guide?

Not yet. The league names Los Angeles Padel Club as a partner, but its reviewed website was Coming Soon and did not establish public booking access.

Can I submit a correction or add a local club?

Use Major League Padel’s corrections page for factual updates. Club operators can use Add Your Club, confirm their email and submit a complete facility profile for editorial review. A listing does not imply team affiliation.

Updated 2026-10-08. Results are dated snapshots and may differ from the current league table.

Major League Padel is not affiliated with this franchise or the Pro Padel League.

Full franchise reference

Franchise market

Los Angeles, CA

League

Pro Padel League

Published 2026 roster

8 total; 6 main PPL; 2 PPL II

Former identity

No former name confirmed

Founding year

2023

Ownership

The Eisen Family — Los Angeles Beat Partners, LLC

Management / coaching

David Eisen — CEO; Corey Eisen — President and General Manager; Sergio Sánchez-Moruno — Player relations and operations; Katherine Gil — Content, brand and digital growth

Public home / training address

Not publicly confirmed

Competition calendar

Touring events; franchise market is not a home fixture schedule

Sources

• Official league team profile ↗ Checked 2026-10-07
• League roster — PPL and PPL II filters ↗ Checked 2026-10-07
• Official franchise site ↗ Checked 2026-10-07
• Dated league event recap ↗ Checked 2026-10-07
• PPL II launch and pathway ↗ Checked 2026-10-07
• Additional team or editorial source ↗ Checked 2026-10-07
• Additional team or editorial source ↗ Checked 2026-10-07
• Eisen family acquisition reporting ↗ Checked 2026-10-07
• League rebrand announcement and Corey Eisen role ↗ Checked 2026-10-07

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