Amarillo Pickleball Players Can Serve Up Miracles for Local Kids
In the last few years, the popularity of pickleball has exploded. I'm going to be honest: when I first heard about pickleball years ago, I thought it was a new way to eat pickles, and I know I'm not alone in that thinking. However, soon I learned that pickleball was a cross between tennis, ping pong, and racquetball. Now it seems everyone plays pickleball. Since everyone is playing pickleball, it's time to find a partner and play it for our local kids.
Grab Your Paddle for Serving Up Miracles
The Serving Up Miracles Pickleball Tournament to benefit the Children's Miracle Network is happening on Saturday, September 19 at the Tascosa Athletic Center, 4502 Fairway Drive. So here's what you need to do: find your pickleball partner and sign up to play now!
You Can Play Pickleball and Make a Difference
It'll be a fun, competitive day of pickleball, and while you're playing, you know you'll be helping to save the lives of local kids. The tournament will feature multiple levels of play, including a Competitive Division with the Ultimate Pickleball Payout. It's an extra reason to compete for the kids!
Pickleball Divisions for Every Skill Level
The following divisions are available for play:
- Competitive Men’s Doubles
- Competitive Women’s Doubles
- Competitive Mixed Doubles
- Recreational Men’s Doubles
- Recreational Women’s Doubles
- Recreational Mixed Doubles
- The Ghost Division - I Want to Donate, But I Don’t Want to Play
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How to Sign Up for the Serving Up Miracles Pickleball Tournament
If you're interested, here's how to get started. You can fill out the entry form here. Registration for the event closes on August 30.
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Why Play for Children's Miracle Network
Every move, every swing, every hit, and every miss will benefit a child here in the Texas Panhandle. All donations will stay local to help our local kids.
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