The 2025 US Senior Pickleball EAST Zone Championship will take place from April 11 to April 13, 2025. The tournament is presented by Humana and is the kickoff event for the US Senior Championship Series. All pickleball players must be current members of SSIPA/USSP to participate.
Event Registration Details
Early registration costs $75, plus $20 for each event if completed in January. After January, registration fees increase to $90, along with the $20 fee for each event. Players are encouraged to ensure their membership number is in their player profile, as membership is required to compete.
To join USSP, interested players can visit USSeniorPickleball.com, where an annual membership costs only $20, with multi-year discounts available.
Tournament Schedule
The tournament is a national qualifier for the 2025 US Senior Pickleball National Championships. The event schedule is as follows:
Friday, April 11: Women’s Doubles and Men’s Singles
Saturday, April 12: Mixed Doubles
Sunday, April 13: Men’s Doubles and Women’s Singles
Significance of the Event
The US Senior Pickleball EAST Zone Championship offers an exciting opportunity for players to compete at a high level while aiming for a spot in the national championships. This tournament will showcase senior talent in pickleball and foster a sense of community among players.
As the date approaches, participants are encouraged to register early to secure their spot in this prestigious event. The involvement of Humana as a partner further enhances the tournament’s profile and highlights the growing popularity of pickleball among seniors.
News in Brief: 2025 US Senior Pickleball EAST Zone Championship
The 2025 US Senior Pickleball EAST Zone Championship will occur from April 11-13, 2025. Early registration is $75, with additional fees for each event. All participants must be members of SSIPA/USSP. The pickleball tournament serves as a national qualifier for the US Senior Pickleball National Championships.
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