The Stellarton Senior Open 50+ pickleball tournament is scheduled to take place from March 8 to March 9, 2025, at NSCC Stellarton in Nova Scotia. The event is open to Canadian residents who are members of Pickleball Canada. Registration opens on January 9, 2025, and will close on March 5, 2025.
The tournament will be a sanctioned event, meaning the results will contribute to participants’ CTPR and DUPR ratings. The event is open to players aged 50 and older, with the age determined as of December 31, 2025. It provides a competitive platform for senior pickleball players to showcase their skills and compete at a high level.
Tournament Details
The event will be held at NSCC Stellarton, located at 39 Acadia Ave., Stellarton, Nova Scotia. Players will have the opportunity to compete in singles and doubles matches. The tournament is designed to offer an exciting and challenging experience for participants in the 50+ age category.
Registration for the event costs CAD 28.75, with the option to register from January 9 until March 5, 2025. Players must be members of Pickleball Canada to participate, ensuring that only eligible athletes can compete.
Refund Policy and Health Guidelines
The deadline for requesting a refund is March 1, 2025. Players will be required to follow health and safety guidelines, with eye protection and court shoes recommended for all participants.
The event is expected to be an exciting addition to the competitive pickleball scene in Canada, with many players looking forward to earning valuable ranking points.
Venue Information and Parking
NSCC Stellarton, located at 39 Acadia Ave. in Stellarton, Nova Scotia, will host the event. There is no parking fee for the tournament, making it easier for players to attend and participate.
News in Brief: Stellarton Senior Open
The Stellarton Senior Open 50+ pickleball tournament is set for March 8-9, 2025, at NSCC Stellarton, Nova Scotia. Open to Canadian residents aged 50+, the event offers singles and doubles competition.
Registration opens January 9 and closes March 5, with a CAD 28.75 fee. Sanctioned by Pickleball Canada, results contribute to CTPR and DUPR ratings. Players must follow health guidelines, including eye protection and court shoes.
