David Lawell The third annual Robson Ranch Pickleball tournament was bigger and better than the previous two. Over 400 entrants participated in the five skill levels in the women’s, men’s and mixed doubles divisions. After four days and many, many matches, medals were awarded to 180 individuals or 90 teams. After all was said and…
Tag: pickleball
April 2015
Pickleball Club news
David Lawell As the popularity of the game of pickleball increases, the desire to play in competitive tournaments increases too. As players’ skill level increases the competitive juices start to flow and the yearning to play in tournaments becomes the logical progression. Two factors leading to success in tournament play can depend on conditioning and…
March 2015
Pickleball Club news – March 2015
David Lawell What do you do when an uninvited guest shows up at your party? Mike Rains and MJ Wong were faced with that dilemma on the second day of the annual resident pickleball tournament. Besides, the guest had not paid the entry fee! Just kidding! The guest wasn’t a real person but her presence…
Front Page, February 2015
3rd annual Pickleball Tournament
The third annual Robson Ranch Pickleball Tournament will be held March 18-21, 2015. The rain date is March 22. The format includes skill levels of 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 and 5.0. This event is open to players that are age 50 and over by December 31, 2015. The tournament events are as follows: Men’s Doubles…
December 2014
Pickleball Club news – December 2014
David Lawell “It’s The Most Wonderful Time of The Year” is a song that you will soon be hearing quite frequently. However, in the Southwest part of the USA it can have a different meaning when it comes to serious pickleball players. This is especially true in the states of Arizona and Utah where some…
October 2014
Pickleball Club news – October 2014
David Lawell Once again summer is winding down, and cooler temperatures will return. High temperature and humidity does not deter pickleball players around the Eloy – Casa Grande communities causing them to hibernate and wait for cooler temperatures. Starting early in the mornings six days a week, a collection of players (sometimes large and sometimes…