Pickleball Tournament in Salina: Pickleball enthusiasts, mark your calendars for Sunday, September 8. The inaugural Be Assure Pickleball Tournament is set to hit the courts at Oakdale Park, with pool play starting at 11 AM. This event isn’t just about competitive play; it’s about community spirit and giving back.
Three Divisions for Every Skill Level
The tournament is designed to accommodate players of all levels:
- Bread and Butter: A division aimed at families, younger participants, and beginners who want to enjoy the game in a relaxed setting.
- Classic Vlasic: Tailored for intermediate players, including teens and adults, who are ready to display their skills.
- Go Get It Gherkins: For seasoned players looking for a competitive challenge.
Entry Fee and Charitable Impact
The $40 entry fee per team helps cover the event costs, with any surplus going directly to local charities. Winners from each division will receive a trophy and have the special honor of selecting a local charity to benefit from the event’s proceeds.
A Day of Fun and Community Engagement
Beyond the intense pickleball action, the day will be packed with yard games, live music, and food trucks, ensuring there’s something for everyone.
“We’re thrilled to host this tournament that not only celebrates the fun of pickleball but allows us to give back to the Salina community. With activities for all ages and skill levels, along with the chance to contribute to local charities, this event promises to be a day of fun and giving back.” – (Jacob Yarochowicz, Vice President of Be Assure)
News in Brief: Pickleball Tournament in Salina
On Sunday, September 8, Oakdale Park in Salina will host the first-ever Be Assure Pickleball Tournament, starting at 11 AM. The event, designed for all skill levels, features three competitive divisions: Bread and Butter for beginners and families, Classic Vlasic for intermediate players, and Go Get It Gherkins for advanced players.
The $40 entry fee per team supports event costs and local charities, with winners receiving trophies and the chance to direct donations to a chosen charity. The tournament also includes yard games, music, and food trucks. “We’re thrilled to host this tournament that not only celebrates pickleball but also benefits the community,” said Jacob Yarochowicz, Vice President of Be Assure.
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