If you missed it, this week’s Villager article focused on Brooks Fuller, our Club Vice President! Check it out on our Villager Article page.
Author: Anahid Gregg
Final Dink & Drink of 2021
A great time was had by all during the final Dink & Drink held Friday, October 15th.
Check out this week’s article for the full story!
Playing at the Net
Do you play at the net?
Read this weeks Villager article to understand the importance of playing at the net!
Pickleball Board Meeting
Date: Thursday, October 14th, 2021
Time: 4:30 – 5:30
Place: Zoom meeting
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Keeping Score in Pickleball
Check out this week’s Villager Article – the hardest part of playing Pickleball – How to Keep Score, which includes a fun and helpful video.
Pickleball Club Championship Results 9/25 – 9/26/21
The Pickleball Club held our first Tournament in two years – and what a weekend it was! Our tournament director, Sheryl Ruth, is already planning next years activities – be ready for a lot of fun, we hope to see more participants! View results:
Great Pickleball Story
Thanks to Melinda Dobbs for sharing this story about the growth of Pickleball!
Club Championship Draws Posted for 9/25 – 9/26/21
The Tournament Schedule has been posted!
Join us Saturday and Sunday beginning at 9:00 AM to cheer on your fellow Club members as they play in this fun tournament!
Our Tournament Director, Sheryl Ruth is already planning next years tournament schedule, so plan on participating in all the fun!
How to Handle Lobs
Do you know how to respond when someone lobs a ball over your head?
Check out this week’s article to see how to safely work with your partner!
Tips for Keeping Score!
Here’s a tip from Mike…
We all know the most difficult part of playing Pickleball is… keeping score! We understand you can forget who served or what the last score was especially after a long rally, we just want to confirm you have a firm understanding of HOW to keep score.
As your play improves, you will start playing with more people, and it’s very important you announce the score properly and loudly each time you serve. Being able to keep accurate score is part of advancing to a higher skill level. To help you with this, please review this link. It also contains a wonderful video which explains very clearly how to keep score. If you have any questions, you can ask your Group Play Leader or respond to this email.