Zero to Rally
Three hours, 6:1 player-to-coach ratio, loaner paddles included. Serve, return, dink, score, and a real game by the end.
- Never played through 2.5
- $40 per player
Competitive pickleball, properly organized.
Seasons that actually run on schedule. Draws that finish when they say they will. Divisions where the matches are close because we did the work on skill banding first.
Leagues
A season, not a one-off
Our leagues run 8 to 10 weeks on a fixed night, at a fixed venue, with a schedule you get before week one. You know who you play, when you play, and what court you're on.
We band divisions tightly — a 3.5 league where half the field plays at 4.2 is nobody's idea of fun. New players are rated through a short assessment or their existing DUPR, and we move people mid-season if a division is clearly wrong for them.
Two formats
- Fixed partners. Sign up as a team, play the season together, climb the team standings. Best if you already have a regular partner.
- Rotating ladder. Sign up alone, get a different partner each week, and build an individual record. Best if you're new to the area or your partner's schedule is unreliable.
What a league night looks like
Doors at 6:15. Warm-up courts open. First serve at 6:30, three matches per team, scores in as you finish, and standings on the site before most people are home. Playoffs on the final week, medals for the top three in each division.
Season at a glance
- Length — 8 to 10 weeks plus playoff night
- Levels — 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5+ divisions
- Play — 3 matches per night, ~2.5 hours
- Price — $165–$180 per player or team
- Included — court time, balls, scheduling, standings, playoff medals
Good to know
- Miss a week? Approved substitutes are allowed and don't cost you the match.
- Indoor venues for winter seasons — no weather cancellations.
- Free agents welcome; we place you on a team or a ladder.
Tournament formats
- Pool play into elimination — the standard. Everyone gets at least four matches.
- Double elimination — for larger single-discipline draws.
- Round robin — small, sharp fields of 6 to 8 teams.
Divisions we run
- Men's, women's, and mixed doubles
- Skill brackets from 2.5 through 5.0
- Age divisions (35+, 50+, 65+) on demand
- Singles draws at selected events
Tournaments
Draws that start — and finish — on time
A tournament lives or dies on its schedule. We publish start times by division, seed off submitted ratings and past results, and staff enough courts that a delay in one bracket doesn't cascade into the rest of the day.
Medal matches get certified referees. Every division gets gold, silver, and bronze. Live scoring means the people who came to watch can actually follow along, and the full results are on this site the same evening.
Entry, in short
- Register online, one entry fee per event, second event discounted.
- Brackets close 5 days out; partner changes allowed until then.
- Full refund if we cancel; credit to a future event if you withdraw before brackets close.
Clinics & lessons
The on-ramp for everyone else
Half the region has been meaning to try this for a year. Our clinics take somebody who has never held a paddle and get them into real games in a single morning — then hand them a league to join.
3.0 to 3.5 Breakthrough
The plateau clinic. Third-shot drop, resetting under pressure, and when to speed a ball up instead of hoping.
- Rated 3.0–3.5
- $55 per player
Private & small group
You bring two to six people, we bring a coach and a court. Useful before a tournament, or for a team that wants to stop losing to accounting.
- Any level
- From $90 per hour
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Questions
Before you sign up
I don't have a partner. Can I still join a league?
Yes. Every season has a rotating-ladder division built for exactly this, and we also place free agents onto teams that need a body. Tell us on the registration form and we'll sort it out.
How do you decide my skill level?
We use your DUPR if you have one. If you don't, we use a short self-assessment plus a look at how your first two weeks go. If a division is clearly wrong for you, we move you — that's better for you and for everyone you're playing.
What happens if it rains?
Winter and shoulder seasons run indoors, so most of our calendar is weather-proof. For outdoor events we hold a rain date on the schedule from day one and decide by 7 AM that morning.
Can I get a refund?
Full refund any time before registration closes. After that, we'll credit you toward a future event if you can't play. If we cancel, you always get your money back in full.
Do you provide paddles and balls?
Balls always. Loaner paddles at clinics, corporate events, and community events. For leagues and tournaments most players bring their own, but we keep spares at the desk.
Let's play
Ready to get your group on a court?
Tell us who's playing, roughly when, and how many. We'll come back with a plan, a venue, and a price — usually within one business day.