Salina’s New Indoor Pickleball Facility: Salina will soon welcome “Salina Smash,” an indoor pickleball facility opening in February. A family business from Wichita is behind this project. General Manager Jason Hardy aims to provide a space for everyone to enjoy pickleball year-round. The facility will feature four professional-level courts and plans to expand in the future.
Passion for Pickleball
Jason Hardy, the facility’s general manager, expressed his commitment to the sport. “I want Salina to experience the beloved sport with an indoor facility,” he said. He emphasizes the importance of making pickleball accessible to the community and promoting a healthy lifestyle through sport.
Facilities and Features
Salina Smash will initially include four professional-level pickleball courts. Hardy mentioned plans to expand the number of courts in the future.
The facility aims to cater to various activities beyond pickleball, potentially offering games like billiards, cornhole, and ping-pong, creating a versatile entertainment venue.
Location and Opening Details
Once opened, Salina Smash will be located at 1820 S. 9th St. Unit B, next to Sky Trampoline Park. A soft-opening date and time will be announced soon. A finalized website will provide more information about scheduling and facility features.
Community Impact and Future Prospects
Salina Smash aims to enhance the local sports scene by providing a dedicated indoor space for pickleball enthusiasts.
This facility will not only offer recreational opportunities but also foster community engagement through various games and activities. Hardy hopes that Salina Smash will become a hub for pickleball lovers and inspire more people to participate in sports year-round.
News in Brief: Salina’s New Indoor Pickleball Facility
Salina will soon have an indoor pickleball facility called “Salina Smash,” featuring four courts and various games, set to open in February. The facility aims to engage the community in sports and activities year-round.
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