Junior Service League Pickleball Tournament: The Junior Service League (JSL) of Port St. Joe is gearing up for its first-ever pickleball tournament, set to take place on November 16 and 17 at the Frank Pate Park courts on Monument Avenue. This community-focused event seeks to draw participants from all skill levels, aiming to celebrate the rapidly growing sport of pickleball while supporting a vital cause.
Community Impact and Purpose
Proceeds from the two-day pickleball tournament will directly benefit the League’s ongoing initiatives aimed at assisting women and children in Gulf County.
By participating, players will not only engage in competitive play but also contribute to the welfare of families within the community.
A New Chapter for the League
“This tournament represents an exciting new chapter for our organization.” stated Amy Connolly, president of the Junior Service League of Port St. Joe.
“We’re combining the community’s love of pickleball with our mission to serve Gulf County’s women and children.” – (Amy Connolly)
This sentiment shows the spirit of the event, highlighting the intersection of sport and service.
Pickleball Tournament Schedule
Competition kicks off on Saturday, November 16, with men’s doubles beginning at 8 a.m. ET, followed by women’s doubles at 2 p.m.
The action continues on Sunday, November 17, with mixed doubles starting at 1 p.m. Participants and spectators can expect an exciting weekend of athleticism and community engagement.
News in Brief: Junior Service League Pickleball Tournament
The Junior Service League of Port St. Joe is hosting its first pickleball tournament on November 16-17 at Frank Pate Park. The event invites players of all skill levels to compete while raising funds for women and children in Gulf County.
With matches for men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles scheduled, the tournament aims to combine the community’s love for pickleball with charitable efforts.
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