Vancouver Island Pickleball: Greater Victoria’s pickleball players now have a central hub to find all the information they need to enjoy the sport. Vancouver Island Pickleball (VIPB) has launched a new website to serve as a comprehensive resource for players of all levels, offering details on courts, clubs, and more.
The website provides a complete list of indoor and outdoor courts across the Island, from the southern regions like Victoria and Saanich to the northern areas. It also highlights six clubs in the south Island area, including those in Victoria, Sooke, and the Peninsula.
Supporting the Growing Pickleball Community
VIPB’s new website aims to support the growing pickleball community on Vancouver Island. The site offers resources, tips, and news updates to help the sport expand and attract new players. It also includes a blog that features player profiles, event coverage, and updates. As the website grows, a coaching directory will be added.
“We are dedicated to empowering the sport’s dynamic community,” . “This is a place for everyone, from beginners to seasoned players, to find useful resources and connect.”(the team behind the new website in a news release)
Community Involvement
Pickleball enthusiasts are encouraged to contribute to the website’s growth by submitting court listings and details of upcoming events for the VIPB event calendar. This collaborative effort aims to make the site a true community-driven resource.
The Growth of Pickleball
Pickleball is gaining popularity across Canada, with participation increasing every year. Pickleball Canada reports 80,000 members in 2024. Locally, the Victoria Regional Pickleball Association has seen impressive growth, with membership increasing from about 400 members two years ago to over 1,000 members today.
News in Brief: Vancouver Island Pickleball
Vancouver Island Pickleball (VIPB) launched a new website to support the growing pickleball community in Greater Victoria. The site offers information on courts, clubs, and events, with plans for more resources as it develops. Participation in the sport continues to rise, with local clubs seeing significant growth.
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