The East Valley Amateur Open is back at Pickleball Backyard in 2025, welcoming players of all ages and skill levels. This exciting event will take place on February 15-16, offering a chance for pickleball enthusiasts to compete and connect.
Early Bird Registration
Early bird registration is currently available, allowing players to save $10 with the coupon code “APA10off.” This offer is valid until January 15 at 8 AM or until the first 100 players complete their registration. With the anticipated popularity of this tournament, participants are encouraged to register early to secure their spot.
Event Details for All Skill Levels
The tournament will feature a round-robin format followed by brackets. Players will compete using the Franklin X40 ball, and scores will auto post through the DUPR system.
The schedule includes doubles matches on Saturday, mixed doubles on Sunday, and singles matches available on either day. Participants can look forward to custom medals and additional awards for their achievements.
Why You Should Join the Competition
This tournament provides a great opportunity for pickleball players to showcase their skills and engage with fellow enthusiasts. Players can meet others who share their passion and compete in a friendly, supportive environment.
Growing Popularity of Pickleball
As pickleball continues to gain traction across the nation, events like the East Valley Amateur Open play a vital role in promoting the sport. With the combination of competition and community, this tournament highlights the inclusive nature of pickleball. Participants can look forward to an exciting weekend filled with matches, friendship, and fun.
News in Brief: East Valley Amateur Open
The East Valley Amateur Open returns to Pickleball Backyard on February 15-16, 2025, welcoming players of all ages and skill levels. Early bird registration is open, offering a $10 discount with the code “APA10off” until January 15 or the first 100 registrations.
The pickleball tournament features a round-robin format, including doubles, mixed doubles, and singles matches, with custom medals for winners. This pickleball event aims to foster community and promote the growing popularity of pickleball.
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