Central Indiana Paddle Battle: The Central Indiana Paddle Battle is set for March 1-2, 2025, at The Farmers Bank Fieldhouse. Early bird registration is now open, allowing participants to use the coupon code “FBF10off” for $10 off until February 1 at 8 AM or until the first 100 players complete their registration.
Event Details: Format and Schedule
This year’s pickleball tournament features a round-robin format followed by brackets, ensuring players get at least six games. Players can compete in doubles on Saturday, mixed doubles on Sunday, and singles on either day. The tournament will use Franklin X40 balls, and players’ DUPR scores will auto-post.
Awards and Incentives: Recognizing Talent
Participants will be awarded custom medals and more for their efforts. In addition, the newly introduced PicklePerks program rewards players with benefits for each event registration and victory. Players can use their rewards to purchase APA apparel or apply them to future events.
Cash Prize Opportunity: High Stakes for High-Level Teams
All 2025 events will feature an OPEN Cash Prize coed doubles event on Sundays, with $2,000 in cash prizes available. This exciting event is capped at 14 teams, so high-level teams are encouraged to secure their spots quickly to compete for the cash.
This tournament promises to be an exciting experience for pickleball players in Indiana. With great competition, cash prizes, and new rewards, it’s an event not to be missed! Register now and get ready for a weekend filled with thrilling matches and community spirit!
News in Brief: Central Indiana Paddle Battle
The Central Indiana Paddle Battle will take place on March 1-2, 2025, at The Farmers Bank Fieldhouse, featuring a round-robin format with at least six games. Early bird registration is open, offering $10 off with code “FBF10off” until February 1 or until the first 100 players register. Participants can compete in doubles, mixed doubles, and singles, with custom medals awarded and a $2,000 cash prize for the OPEN coed doubles event. Don’t miss this thrilling weekend!
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