!!! CONGRATULATIONS !!!
Yvonne Hackenberg (MI)
and her partner
Hilary Marold (TX)
USAPA 2009 National Tournament (Tier 1)
SILVER
Women's Doubles 55-59
and
Women's Masters 50-64
!!! CONGRATULATIONS !!!
Yvonne Hackenberg (MI)
and her partner
Hilary Marold (TX)
USAPA 2009 National Tournament (Tier 1)
SILVER
Women's Doubles 55-59
and
Women's Masters 50-64
Pickleball Tips on Twitter by Coach Mo
"Pickleball Tip 25 - Your opponents only need a pulse to win the point if you miss the serve. Give them a chance to lose."
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Auburn Hills Pickleball
Turkey Tourney
Registration Form and Details:
http://usapa.org/file/mi/Auburn_Hills_Turkey_Tourney_2009.pdf
November 13 and 14
7 Day Schedule PoP! POp!
Brackets! Results!
Michiganders!
For the family members following MI Pickleball...The 1st of 5 babies our family is expecting was born today!
Welcomed to the world by four generations, thankful for the privilege of beholding Baby's miraculous newness and celebrating life in relationship with one another!
Praise be to Jesus Christ our Lord!

It is important to note that USA Pickleball Association desires to list ALL Pickleball tournaments on the USAPA Upcoming Events Calendar - sanctioned and unsanctioned, competitive and recreational.
"A USAPA-sanctioned tournament allows players to be ranked on a national basis. Non-sanctioned tournaments may also use these sections as guidelines. Tournament directors for non-sanctioned tournaments may be flexible in the use of these guidelines to better fit the skills, ages, and diversity of their players. The USAPA enthusiastically encourages these non-sanctioned tournaments to promote knowledge, growth of the game, skill development, and having fun while playing pickleball. Tournaments may be sanctioned for the ranked events that they include even though a tournament director may also choose to include recreational or unranked events."
Muskegon Pickleball UpdatePICKLEBALL GOODIES
For easy player access, the PICKLEBALL GOODIES
link is listed on the MI Pickleball sidebar under the title "Pickleball".
Michigan grown berries, cherries, peaches, apples, and pickleball. Yes! Michigan is 'growing' PICKLEBALL! Everyday in Michigan pickleball players hear the "PoP!" of the pickleball on their paddles and say, "one more game...just for the fun of it!"