A Welcome message from Pickleball Canada!
On April 25th, 2009 Pickleball Canada became an official national association. It is our pleasure to introduce this new national group. We have been recruiting leaders for several months and have www.pickleballcanada.org and the more familiar www.okpickleball.ca available for you to interact with us. The logo being displayed on this website is being trademarked. This organization is an outgrowth of the South Surrey Pickleball Association which has been operating successfully for four years. The majority of pickleball players are currently concentrated in B.C. and Ontario. Many of these have learned the game while wintering in the south. One of the association goals is to encourage pickleball enthusiasts to introduce this “Game For All” to their communities upon their return. Initially; Mr. Wayne Roswell from the Greater Toronto area and , Mr. Bill Furse from Collingwood Ontario, Mr. Marcel Lemieux from Mirabel Quebec , and Charles Lefaive, from South Surrey, B.C. will serve on the planning committee until a truly representative body can be elected. With the Pickleball Canada organization now in place, one of its objectives will be to create a forum to discuss moving forward together. These websites will help in this regard. We hope you will use them .Why not ask how you can help ? The Canadian public recreational facilities in which the game is largely played - are different in several ways from the venues used for the sport in the U.S.A. which are largely private clubs. One is more social in nature, the other more competitive . This creates differences between the game here and there that need to be respected and considered. Memberships are being solicited from across Canada to fund, support and participate in this new national organization whose primary mission is to grow this wonderful sport for all ages to enjoy. You can download the Pickleball Canada registration form here.
Cocktail Fitness
Looking for an easy game to boost your fitness levels and yet have fun in the process? Pickleball offers a good recipe, explains expert Sunil Walavalkar
Cocktail Fitness
By Lekha Menon, Mubai Mirror.com
Posted On Saturday, January 30, 2010 at 04:21:07 AM
Senior games registration opens across Windsor, county
By Natalie Taylor, The Windsor Star
Senior games registration opens across Windsor, county
Registration forms are available for the summer session of the Windsor-Essex County Senior Games.
Game has players in a pickle
The game has players in a pickle
The Enterprise-Bulletin Collingwood Posted By SHAWN GIILCK
This game has people, well, in a pickle.
The Monterra Tennis Dome was a busy place Monday as nearly 20 people showed up for the first official round of pickleball.
What is pickleball, you ask? Bill Furst was more than happy to explain his new "raquet."
Singles Pickleball Burns Calories
Singles Pickleball Burns Calories
Written by Brent Johner on December, 2009 –Racquetnetwork.com
Tis the Pickleball Season to Celebrate
Milliken Park Recreation Centre's Christmas Party
It seems like pickleball players in Canada use the Christmas season to celebrate our great game with parties.
The Milliken Park Recreation Centre Club in Scarborough, Ontario celebrated their successful year with a party at a local restaurant and a jam session.
Christmas Pickleball Potluck Dinner in Abbey
Players at the Abbotsford Pickleball Club celebrate Christmas with a Pickleball Potluck Dinner.
I would like to congratulate Shirley and the Abby Club for establishing their own blog to share their fun times with everyone.
Christmas Party at South Surrey Pickleball Club
The South Surrey Pickleball Club gets in the Christmas spirit.
True Sportmanship. Is there something to learn from this? You be the judge.
I often wonder why we take the game of pickleball so seriously, in fact any sport. Pickleball was designed in every way to be a sport, all could succeed at. A smaller court, lower net, ball with holes to slow it down, a solid paddle to create wind resistence, the first serving team getting only one serve, the serve being under hand, no vollies in the non volley zone, and many other things.




