Legacy Pickleball Tournament in Schenectady: Pickleball, a sport that has been rapidly gaining traction across the country, is now making waves in Schenectady, New York. Two Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (BHBL) alumni are stepping up to harness this momentum with an exciting local event. Gordy Adams and Chris Serafini, both BHBL graduates, are set to host the first Legacy Pickleball Tournament, reflecting their commitment to the sport and the community.
Tournament Structure and Details
Scheduled for Saturday, August 17, the tournament will commence at Noon at Legacy Fitness Club. This competitive yet accessible event will feature a two-on-two format, designed to accommodate players of varying skill levels. The entry fee is set at a modest $10 per player, making it an affordable opportunity for enthusiasts to show their skills. The tournament will follow a double elimination format, with each match played to 11 points, requiring a two-point lead to secure victory.
“Flex your skills at Legacy Fitness Club for our pickleball tournament on Saturday. You can expect fun competition, music, and a cash prize is up for grabs! All are welcome to join us.” – (adams)
Venue and Community Impact
Fitness Club, situated at 3637 Carman Road, Schenectady, NY 12303, is owned by Chris Wertman, a Guilderland High School graduate. The venue provides a fitting backdrop for this first event, emphasizing its role in the local pickleball scene. By hosting this tournament, Adams and Serafini aim to foster a sense of community and enthusiasm around pickleball, further solidifying its presence in the area.
As pickleball continues to evolve and expand, events like the Legacy Pickleball Tournament are crucial in promoting the sport and encouraging local participation. This initiative offers a platform for players to engage in friendly competition and strengthens the ties between community members and the growing pickleball movement.
News in Brief: Legacy Pickleball Tournament in Schenectady
Gordy Adams and Chris Serafini, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake alumni, are organizing the inaugural Pickleball Tournament on August 17 at Legacy Fitness Club in Schenectady. The two-on-two tournament starts at Noon with a $10 entry fee per player.
The double-elimination event will feature games played to 11 points, with a two-point lead needed to win. The venue, located at 3637 Carman Road, is owned by Chris Wertman. The tournament aims to boost local pickleball engagement and community involvement.
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