Author: Anahid Gregg

Did you see the Battle of the Paddle? We had the best of the best out there competing, and a great time was had by all!
Our women champions were Camille Hoffman and Phyllis Seeger, the men were Steve Simler and Mark Gregg.

There was a LOT of work that went into making our Pickleball courts a reality, and the support we received. Read all about it in this weeks story!

Wow – what an amazing tournament! Our new Club Champions are Phyllis Seeger & Camille Hoffman and Steve Simler & Mark Gregg. Both made it through the event undefeated, but with lots of good matches that were valiantly fought. You can see the full results here, and more details will be posted once we receive all the photos!

Did you make it to the Dink & Drink Finale? If not, make sure to put it on your schedule for next year! Check it out here, a great time was had by all!

Come support your fellow members as they contend for the Championship in the 2022 Battle of the Paddle! We have two divisions – advanced Women’s and advanced Men’s. Next year we hope to have all 8 divisions filled!

Don’t forget – we’re going to award prizes on Sunday for the best costumes!!!

One of the easiest things you can do to prevent injuries is to wear the correct shoes. Learn all about the right stuff here!

Joyce has more tips on staying safe on the Pickleball courts. Some simple things can make a big difference – remember the old saying an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!

Joyce is driving a series of articles on Pickleball Safety. Accidents can happen, but there is a lot that can be done to prevent them. Check out this weeks article to see what you can do to be safe out there!

We got the Pickleball Ball Machine… got the Shed (finally!) and our trainers have been in training! Member training is starting!

All the information is available at this link. Please review the information there. Training will be completed as quickly as possible. As the Ball Machine can only be reserved on Court 1 between noon and 6:00, please be considerate and reserve Courts 2 – 4 first for regular play during those times.

Did you ever wonder where the name Pickleball comes from? Joyce provides the answers about how Pickleball came to be… and how it was named!