National Pickleball Tournament Takes Over Taylor Tennis Court Facility
The Pickleball Nationals, the largest tournament in Canada, is currently being held at the Taylor Tennis Centre in Winnipeg. Over 700 athletes from all over Canada and some from the United States are competing in this significant event, which is a testament to the growing interest in Pickleball as a sport in Canada.
With over 90,000 members across the country, the number of Pickleball athletes in Canada is growing rapidly. This growth is evident in the increasing number of athletes competing at the Pickleball Nationals each year. Garth Merkeley, the former president of Pickleball Canada, stated that the event brings a lot of focus to the game and is an affirmation for Pickleball Manitoba.
The current president of Pickleball Canada, Val Vollmin, and the most recent past president, Garth Merkeley, believe that the event will help increase the popularity of Pickleball in Winnipeg. Barry Petrachenko, the executive director of Pickleball Canada, stated that there are many keen tournament players eager to participate in the competition.
The Pickleball Nationals is a significant competition for many tournament players, attracting a large number of athletes wanting competition. Garth Merkeley also stated that the event is an affirmation for Pickleball Manitoba and will help grow the game of Pickleball in Winnipeg.
This is the first time the Pickleball Nationals has been held in Winnipeg, and it is expected to help grow the game of Pickleball in the city. The growth of Pickleball in Canada is characterized by an increase in membership and tournament players, making the Pickleball Nationals an exciting event for the sport's enthusiasts.
The Pickleball Nationals at the Taylor Tennis Centre in Winnipeg is a significant event in the Canadian Pickleball calendar, showcasing the sport's growing popularity in the country. With over 700 athletes competing, it is the largest tournament in Canada, and it is expected to help increase the popularity of Pickleball in Winnipeg and across the country.
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