Miss Kentucky 2024 Hosts Pickleball Tournament: In an exciting community initiative, Miss Kentucky 2024, Chapel Tinius, is spearheading a pickleball tournament to support the American Heart Association. The event aims to raise funds for the association’s Go Red For Women campaign, which focuses on women’s heart health.
The tournament, set to be held on September 21st at the newly renovated Old Stone Country Club, promises to be an engaging and inclusive event for participants of all skill levels. Chapel Tinius discussed the upcoming tournament during an appearance on Midday Live, emphasizing the importance of combining fitness with philanthropy.
“This past year, the Miss America Organization partnered with the American Heart Association, making heart health our national platform,” Tinius explained. “We decided to organize a pickleball tournament as a fun and active way for the community to come together and support this cause.”
Pickleball, a sport that blends elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, has seen a surge in popularity across the country, including in Bowling Green. Tinius highlighted that the tournament is open to players of all ages and skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. The event will feature divisions including 3.5 and under for beginners, as well as 3.5 and above for more experienced players.
Participants will compete in a doubles format, and registration is set at $60 per person. The tournament promises a day of competitive yet friendly play, with the beautiful Old Stone Country Club providing a picturesque backdrop.
“The goal is to make this an enjoyable event for everyone involved while supporting a crucial cause,” Tinius said. “Whether you’re a seasoned pickleball player or just looking for a fun way to contribute to heart health, we welcome you to join us.”
For those interested in participating, registration is available online at PickleballBrackets.com. The tournament will kick off at 8:00 a.m. on September 21st, and Tinius encourages everyone to mark their calendars and sign up early.
Tinius, whose own family has been affected by heart issues, emphasized the importance of heart health and the role of community involvement in addressing it. “Heart health is something that touches many lives,” she said. “By coming together for this tournament, we can make a meaningful impact while enjoying a great day of pickleball.”
For more details and to register for the tournament, visit PickleballBrackets.com. Join Chapel Tinius and the Bowling Green community in supporting the American Heart Association and making a difference in the fight against heart disease.
News in Brief: Miss Kentucky 2024 Hosts Pickleball Tournament
Miss Kentucky 2024, Chapel Tinius, is organizing a pickleball tournament on September 21st at the Old Stone Country Club to support the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women campaign. The event aims to raise funds for women’s heart health and will feature divisions for players of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced. Participants will compete in a doubles format with a $60 registration fee per person. Tinius emphasized the importance of combining fitness with philanthropy and encouraged community members to join in. Registration is available at PickleballBrackets.com. The tournament promises a day of competitive play for a vital cause.
