USAP and Camp Catanese Organize Pickleball Clinic, their collaboration orchestrated a memorable event aimed at introducing underprivileged students to the dynamic world of pickleball. Held at ASU West Valley Campus, the clinic provided an enriching experience for 60 students from 7th to 12th grade on Thursday on May 30 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Led by dedicated USA Pickleball Ambassadors, the participants delved into the fundamentals of the sport, experiencing firsthand the excitement and togetherness it fosters. The partnership between USA Pickleball and Camp Catanese shows a shared commitment to empowering youth through new experiences and fostering a sense of belief in their potential. Each student departed with their own paddle and ball, equipped to continue their pickleball journey beyond the clinic, reinforcing the positive impact of the initiative.
The Camp Catanese Foundation shines as a beacon of opportunity for underserved students. Through year-round programs and unwavering support, Camp Catanese nurtures academic excellence, promotes higher education, and instills a belief in every student’s potential. With an impressive track record of college admissions and STEM field pursuits, the foundation is a testament to the transformative power of education.
The USA Pickleball Serves is the charitable arm of USA Pickleball. Rooted in the essence of the world’s swiftest-growing sport and driven by a profound commitment to community impact. In the humble setting of backyard gatherings, local parks, and recreational centers, their influence reverberates far and wide. Initiatives aimed at court enhancements, youth instruction, and championing noble causes to uplift societies across the nation. Our spirit is not merely about what we can do, but rather, what we must do. Pickleball, with its unique blend of companionship, exhilaration, and inclusivity, stands as a testament to the spirit of unity and positive change. Whether sweating it out on the court, indulging in a competitive environment, or simply enjoying the company of kindred spirits.
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