Chula Vista Pickleball Tournament: The Chula Vista Fire Department Heritage Foundation is gearing up for its inaugural Chula Vista Pickleball Tournament, set to take place on Saturday, August 24. From 12 to 5 p.m., Third Avenue between Davidson and F streets will transform into a bustling pickleball hub, featuring teams vying for victory in a spirited competition.
Tournament Details
The event will see dozens of teams battling it out in various skill levels, including beginner, intermediate, and advanced. This tournament is more than just a sports spectacle; it’s a community effort to raise funds for a meaningful cause. The Chula Vista Fire Department Heritage Foundation aims to restore “The Goose,” a 1916 fire engine, an iconic piece of the city’s fire history.
Restoration Efforts
The fire engine, one of the earliest models used by the Chula Vista Fire Department, is a centerpiece of the foundation’s historical preservation project. The nonprofit organization is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the fire department’s legacy, which dates back to 1921. Proceeds from the tournament will directly support this restoration project.
Event Logistics
For those planning to attend, parking is available in lots on Landis Avenue, both north and south of Davidson Street, and near the intersection of Landis Avenue and F Street. Street parking is also an option in the nearby areas. While registration for the tournament is closed, the event is open to the public. Attendees are encouraged to support local businesses by purchasing food and beverages from nearby establishments.
News in Brief: Chula Vista Pickleball Tournament
The Chula Vista Pickleball Tournament, hosted by the Chula Vista Fire Department Heritage Foundation, will occur on August 24 from 12 to 5 p.m. on Third Avenue. The event features teams competing at various levels and aims to raise funds for restoring “The Goose,” a historic 1916 fire engine. The foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the Chula Vista Fire Department’s history, will use the proceeds to support this project. Public parking is available, and although registration is closed, attendees are encouraged to visit local businesses.
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