Sadie Hawkins Day Tournament: The 4th Annual Sadie Hawkins Day Pickleball Tournament will be held on June 21, 2025, at Foss Field in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. This one-day, mixed doubles event offers a fun, social competition for players of all skill levels.
Tournament Details
Players will register as individuals based on their skill and age. After registration closes, names will be randomly drawn from two “hats,” one for female players and one for male players. The pairs will form mixed doubles teams and compete in round-robin matches.
Each skill and age bracket will have a maximum of eight teams, with a guarantee of four matches per team. A maximum of seven matches will be played, with gold, silver, and bronze medals awarded to the top teams.
Fun-Focused Event
This tournament emphasizes the social side of pickleball, with a relaxed, fun atmosphere. Participants will enjoy the event as if it were a tailgate party, full of laughter and good cheer. It is not a USA Pickleball sanctioned tournament, but rather a community event designed for enjoyment.
Registration and Limits
Registration opens on January 14, 2025, and is limited to the first 150 players. Players should register in their respective skill and age categories. The event will be canceled if adverse weather arises, as the tournament is held outdoors.
Impact and Future
The Sadie Hawkins Day Tournament is a celebration of pickleball and community. It attracts both competitive players and those looking for a social experience. With its fun environment and chance for local players to connect, it’s expected to remain a staple in New Hampshire’s pickleball scene.
News in Brief: Sadie Hawkins Day Tournament
The 4th Annual Sadie Hawkins Day Pickleball Tournament will take place on June 21, 2025, at Foss Field in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. This fun, social mixed doubles event is open to players of all skill levels, featuring randomly paired teams and round-robin matches. With gold, silver, and bronze medals, the tournament focuses on enjoyment and community connection.
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