The 1st Annual Lambda Chi Alpha Pickleball Tournament will be held on April 5, 2025, in Millbrook, Alabama. Organized by Lambda Chi Alpha, this event aims to raise funds for Women of Hope while providing a fun day of pickleball competition.
The pickleball tournament will take place at 17 Springs, located at 2021 AL-14. Registration is $50 per team and includes goodies for all participants. Teams can compete in mixed doubles, men’s doubles, and women’s doubles. Interested players can sign up by scanning the QR code on promotional materials.
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Exciting Prizes for Participants
Participants will have the chance to win various prizes. These include gift cards, coolers, pickleball sets, and ticket packages for local events like Montgomery Biscuits games and Montgomery Whitewater activities.
Additional prizes such as speakers and headphones will also be up for grabs, making the tournament even more appealing.
Promoting Inclusivity and Community Engagement
Huntingdon College, which oversees the tournament, is committed to creating an inclusive environment. The college adheres to federal and state laws prohibiting discrimination based on race, gender, and other factors in its educational programs and activities.
This tournament is an opportunity for community members to come together, compete, and support Women of Hope. With various prizes and a fun atmosphere, participants can look forward to a day filled with excitement and camaraderie.
News in Brief:1st Annual Lambda Chi Alpha Pickleball Tournament
The 1st Annual Lambda Chi Alpha Pickleball Tournament is set for April 5, 2025, in Millbrook, Alabama, at 17 Springs. Registration is $50 per team, covering mixed, men’s, and women’s doubles.
Exciting prizes include gift cards and local event tickets. Organized by Huntingdon College, the tournament aims to raise funds for Women of Hope while fostering community engagement and inclusivity.
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