Winkler Pickleball Tournament: As summer reaches its final crescendo, Winkler Pickleball invites players to its highly anticipated Summer’s End Tournament on August 24-25. Held at the Lion’s Park outdoor pickleball courts, this event promises competitive play and spirited competition.
Date and Venue
- Event Dates: August 24-25, 2024
- Location: Lion’s Park Outdoor Courts, 202 Linden Drive, Winkler, MB
Skill Levels and Event Brackets
- Women’s Doubles 3.0
- Women’s Doubles 3.5
- Men’s Doubles 3.0
- Men’s Doubles 3.5
- Mixed Doubles 3.5
- Mixed Doubles 4.0
- Mixed Doubles 3.0
- Men’s Doubles 4.0
- Women’s Doubles 4.0
Tournament Schedule
- Saturday, August 24
- 9:00 AM: Women’s Doubles 3.0 & 3.5
- 1:30 PM: Men’s Doubles 3.0 & 3.5
- Sunday, August 25
- 9:00 AM: Mixed Doubles 3.5 & 4.0
- 1:30 PM: Mixed Doubles 3.0, Men’s Doubles 4.0, & Women’s Doubles 4.0
Registration Details
Registration Capped at:
- 3.0 Gender Doubles: 12 teams men’s, 12 teams women’s
- 3.5 Gender Doubles: 12 teams men’s, 12 teams women’s
- 3.0-4.0 Mixed: 12 teams per bracket
- 4.0 Gender Doubles: 6 teams men’s, 6 teams women’s
- Fee: $25 per person per event
- Registration: Till August 16
- Capacity: Limited spots available, with specific caps on team numbers per bracket
- How to Register: Email klassenjp23@gmail.com with team names, email addresses, and event choices. Payment details will follow confirmation.
News in Brief: Winkler Pickleball Tournament
Winkler Pickleball is wrapping up the summer with its Summer’s End Tournament, set for August 24-25 at Lion’s Park outdoor courts. This competitive event will feature a range of skill levels, including Women’s Doubles, Men’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles across various brackets. Matches will be held on both days, with Saturday focusing on Women’s and Men’s Doubles and Sunday dedicated to Mixed Doubles and higher skill levels. Registration, open until August 16, is capped for each skill bracket with a $25 fee per event. Teams can register by emailing klassenjp23@gmail.com.
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