Pickleball in Reservoir Park’s Upgrades: In a continuing effort to enhance Reservoir Park, the Borough of Tyrone has completed a significant upgrade to its roller hockey rink. The park, already boasting improvements like a refurbished bridge and new restrooms, now features a newly surfaced rink that doubles as a pickleball court.
The updated rink includes regulation lines for both roller hockey and pickleball, with an added gray area designating the pickleball kitchen—the non-volley zone. This upgrade is more than just a cosmetic change; it represents a strategic move to boost local engagement and attract visitors.
The Tyrone Pickleball Club, recognizing the potential of the upgraded facility, will host a tournament in August. With 40 teams already registered, the event promises to draw participants and spectators from both near and far, showing the park’s new dual-purpose functionality. The tournament will run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on August 3 at Reservoir Park.
News in Brief: Pickleball in Reservoir Park’s Upgrades
Reservoir Park in the Borough of Tyrone has seen a recent enhancement with the roller hockey rink receiving a new surface, expanding its functionality to include pickleball. This upgrade includes regulation lines for both sports and a designated gray area marking the non-volley zone for pickleball.
The improvements are expected to boost community engagement and attract visitors. The Tyrone Pickleball Club will capitalize on this by hosting a tournament on the newly updated rink. Scheduled for August 3 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., the event will feature 40 pickleball teams, drawing participants from beyond the local area. This dual-sport facility aims to enhance recreational opportunities for both residents and visitors.
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