The Rhode Island Open Pickleball Tournament will take place from March 21-23, 2025, at the Lil’ Rhody Pickleball Club in North Kingston, Rhode Island. Registration opens on February 11, 2025, and ends on March 18, 2025. The registration fee is $60, increasing to $70 on March 5.
Tournament Overview
The Rhode Island Open, hosted by Professor Dink, will feature both singles and doubles events. Cash prizes are up for grabs, with $500 for the singles winner and $1000 for the doubles team, provided there are at least five teams in each division. The tournament will be divided by skill level and age, with divisions potentially adjusted based on registration numbers.
Registration and Payment
Players can register online starting February 11. The early registration fee is $60, but it will increase to $70 after March 5. Participants should ensure they register before the deadline to secure their spot. The event’s fee schedule can be accessed through the tournament’s website.
Cash Prizes and Refund Policy
The tournament will award cash prizes for singles and doubles events. To qualify for the cash prize, each division must have at least five teams. If a participant’s start time does not fit their schedule, they can request a refund. However, no refunds will be issued for other reasons, though withdrawals will receive credit toward future tournaments. Service fees are non-refundable.
Impact and Expectations
The Rhode Island Open promises to be an exciting event for pickleball enthusiasts. By offering significant cash prizes and competitive divisions, it aims to attract skilled players from across the region. The tournament’s success could boost the visibility of pickleball in Rhode Island and further grow the sport’s local fanbase.
News in Brief: Rhode Island Open Pickleball Tournament
The Rhode Island Open Pickleball Tournament, held from March 21-23, 2025, at Lil’ Rhody Pickleball Club, offers singles and doubles events with cash prizes. Early registration is $60, rising to $70 after March 5. The event promises competitive play, with divisions based on skill and age, and aims to boost pickleball’s visibility in Rhode Island.
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