Tennis 13 will hold its first-ever Triple Couronne tournament on March 8-9, 2025, at their facility in Laval, Quebec. The tournament will feature open pickleball competitions and skill-based events across 24 courts, offering a unique opportunity for players of various skill levels to compete.
The event is open to all players, with categories ranging from 2.5 to 4.5 skill levels, and will include round-robin and double-elimination formats. Teams will compete in 15-point matches, with a two-point difference required for victory. In the consolation bracket, teams will play a match of 15 points, also with a two-point lead to win.
In the Open category, the tournament follows a double-elimination format where losing teams move to a consolation bracket. If the consolation winner defeats the main tournament winner, a final tie-breaking match will determine the overall champion.
Registration for the event opens on December 16, 2024, and closes on February 28, 2025. The tournament ensures a minimum of six guaranteed matches per team and will be tracked via the DUPR system, which calculates player rankings. The event is designed to accommodate various player skill levels, with teams guaranteed at least six matches.
Tournament Details and Rules
This pickleball tournament will take place at Tennis 13, located at 1013 Autoroute 13, Laval, Quebec, offering 24 indoor hardcourts for competition. The ball used will be the Franklin X-40, and players can expect air-conditioned facilities for comfortable play.
The event will have specific age and skill requirements. Players are encouraged to register according to their current skill level, which will be assessed based on self-evaluations.
No membership is required to participate, and participants can sign up individually or as teams. Those registering as individuals can also find potential partners through the “Players Needing Partners” list.
Prizes and Refund Policy
Winners of the gold medal in each category of the Triple Couronne series will be entered into a draw for a grand cash prize at the final tournament in September. The winner of the Open category will receive a $1,000 scholarship, though this amount may vary depending on the number of entries.
Refunds are available for withdrawals made by February 17, 2025, minus a $10 administrative fee and any platform service charges. After this date, refunds will only be offered if changes to the event structure require it.
Why It Matters
The first edition of the Triple Couronne tournament at Tennis 13 is expected to become a key event in Quebec’s tennis scene, drawing participants from various regions.
With the opportunity to win valuable prizes and gain ranking points, the event is ready to attract amateur and experienced players. This tournament not only promotes competition but also strengthens the community around tennis in Laval and beyond.
News in Brief: Triple Couronne Tournament
Tennis 13’s inaugural Triple Couronne tournament will take place March 8-9, 2025, in Laval, Quebec. Featuring open and skill-based events for players of various levels, it guarantees six matches per team. With prizes, a $1,000 scholarship for the Open winner, and a DUPR ranking, this event promises fierce competition.
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