Speedway Sports Complex will soon be a dedicated pickleball facility. Starting in September, the Nebraska venue will no longer host youth basketball and volleyball programs, shifting its focus entirely to pickleball.
A scorching sun shone down on Living Memorial Park as seniors wrapped up an energetic game of pickleball on June 30, 2026. The event highlighted both the enthusiastic spirit of amateur sports and the community’s enduring passion for competition.
The 2026 Kamloops Open pickleball tournament welcomed 427 participants this year, up from 384 last season. With games now held at both Riverside Park and McDonald Park, organizers say attendance rose significantly, reflecting the sport’s growing popularity.
A new sports destination arrives in a historic New Jersey building, offering open play, memberships, and clinics for players of all ages. Jersey Pickleball Club opens its doors to the community, blending heritage with modern recreation.
A Jersey Shore town is set to level up its sports offerings with five new pickleball courts. The plans call for fencing, shade structures, and ample seating, giving players and spectators a comfortable experience.
As pickleball rapidly becomes a favorite pastime, local experts warn that overworked muscles and sports-related injuries are on the rise. Though it appears low-impact at first glance, pickleball can still be tough on the body when players push their limits.
Padel is rapidly taking hold in South Florida, potentially outshining the once-dominant pickleball craze. Enthusiasts in Broward and Palm Beach counties can now find new courts and clubs offering an exciting twist on the region’s sports scene.
Cheerful Home Child Care & Early Learning Center will once again bring the community together this Saturday at Upper Moorman Park for its third annual pickleball tournament. Players of all skill levels and communities can look forward to a lively day on the courts, as this local event continues to grow in popularity.
The Pickle Pad is riding America’s pickleball wave into four new states—Florida, New Jersey, Texas and Alabama—bringing its development pipeline to seven venues and lining up three grand openings for the fourth quarter. The Dallas company says its “multi-experience” formula, which marries pickleball courts with dining and other attractions, is powering the accelerated build-out.
Madison Heights marks a significant enhancement to its recreational facilities with the grand opening of eight new pickleball courts at Rosie’s Park. This development is part of a broader investment in community spaces throughout the city.