The Picklr in Fredericksburg, Virginia, will host the Virginia Amateur Open on June 28–29, 2025. Players can expect six or more games, medals, rewards, and a chance to compete in new Open Cash Prize divisions with $2,000 on the line in each category.
Exciting Format and Rewards
The two-day tournament will use a round-robin format followed by brackets. Men’s and women’s doubles will be held on Saturday, while mixed doubles take place Sunday. Singles matches may occur on either day. Games will be played using the Franklin X40 ball, and scores will be automatically posted to DUPR.
Custom medals will be awarded to winners, and every player will earn PicklePerks with each registration and victory. These points can be used to buy APA apparel or join future events. A new bonus has also been added for 2025 — the Open Cash Prize division.
Big Prizes for Top Players
Men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles in the Open division will offer $2,000 in prize money for each category. The division will be limited to 14 teams, encouraging competitive players to sign up early and secure a spot.
Early bird registration is now open. The first 100 players to register can use the code “VAPicklr10” to get $10 off. The discount ends at 8 a.m. on May 28 or once 100 players have signed up, whichever comes first.
Growing Competition in Virginia
The return of the Virginia Amateur Open reflects pickleball’s growth in the region. With added cash prizes and digital rankings through DUPR, the 2025 event will offer more chances for recognition and reward. Players of all levels will be able to compete and improve their skills in a friendly, high-energy setting.
News in Brief: Virginia Amateur Open
The Virginia Amateur Open takes place June 28–29, 2025, at The Picklr Fredericksburg. Events include doubles, mixed, and singles with medals and new PicklePerks rewards. The Open division offers $2,000 cash prizes. Early registration with a $10 discount is open now using code “VAPicklr10” for the first 100 players.
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