Pickleball Program for Youth: A new youth pickleball program is set to launch in Burlington this spring, offering young players a chance to learn the sport. The ten-week course, designed for children aged 8 to 13, will take place at Brant Hills Community Centre every Wednesday from March 26 to May 28.
Participants will meet weekly from 5:30 to 7 p.m. to hone their skills and get active. The city-run program aims to introduce young players to one of Canada’s fastest-growing sports. Racquets will be available for use at the facility, ensuring all attendees can participate regardless of equipment access.
Encouraging Youth Participation
The program is open to Burlington residents and non-residents. Registration costs $82.80 for locals and $95.65 for those living outside the city. Organizers hope the course will help grow interest in the sport among young athletes by providing structured instruction in a fun, supportive environment.
Pickleball has gained popularity across Canada in recent years, drawing players of all ages due to its easy-to-learn nature and fast-paced gameplay. This course offers a structured introduction to the sport while encouraging physical activity and social engagement.
Expanding Burlington’s Pickleball Community
The introduction of this youth program reflects the city’s commitment to expanding recreational opportunities and engaging younger players in pickleball. With an increasing number of pickleball courts and programs in the area, Burlington continues to support the sport’s rapid growth.
As more young players get involved, organizers hope that future programs and tournaments will continue to develop, making pickleball a key part of Burlington’s recreational offerings.
News in Brief: Pickleball Program for Youth
A youth pickleball program is coming to Burlington, running from March 26 to May 28 at Brant Hills Community Centre. Open to kids aged 8 to 13, the course costs $82.80 for residents and $95.65 for non-residents. Sessions take place every Wednesday from 5:30 to 7 p.m., with racquets provided.
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