The St. Paddle’s Day Tournament, hosted by the Lake Norman Pickleball Association, will take place on March 15-16, 2025, at Holbrook Park in Huntersville, NC. This outdoor pickleball event aims to raise funds for the local pickleball community, offering players an exciting weekend of competition and camaraderie.
The event features a round-robin format with medal playoffs. Participants are guaranteed to play at least four games, and all brackets are doubles events requiring a partner. Registration, which costs $50, is open until March 5, 2025, at 8:00 a.m. EST.
Tournament Highlights
Saturday will feature Men’s and Women’s Doubles matches, while Mixed Doubles are scheduled for Sunday. Weather conditions permitting, the games will proceed on the park’s outdoor courts, which are equipped with lights for evening play.
Players registering without a partner must ensure their teammate signs up within seven days to avoid being moved to the waitlist. If registration numbers increase, brackets may be adjusted to accommodate additional teams.
Additional Information
Start times for each event will be shared with participants a week before the tournament. Parking is free at the venue, located at 100 Sherwood Drive in Huntersville, NC.
Refunds are available before the registration deadline, but a $15 processing fee will apply. After registration closes, no refunds will be issued.
Impact on the Community
The pickleball tournament provides players with an engaging way to connect while supporting local pickleball initiatives. It highlights the importance of community-driven events in fostering sports and recreation.
As excitement builds, the St. Paddle’s Day Tournament is expected to draw participants and spectators, showcasing the growing popularity of pickleball in the region.
News in Brief: St. Paddle’s Day Tournament
The St. Paddle’s Day Tournament, hosted by Lake Norman Pickleball Association, will be held March 15–16, 2025, at Holbrook Park, NC.
Featuring doubles brackets, medal playoffs, and flexible scheduling, the event raises funds for local pickleball initiatives. Registration is $50 until March 5, ensuring players at least four games in this community-focused competition.
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