Monday night’s Party Pickleball at Elks Lodge #6 was packed with energy as a full slate of teams battled their way through the playoffs. The tournament featured nine teams, and with the rule that reaching five match points secured a win, every match was fast paced and full of intensity. Round 1 kicked things off with a nail biter as ninth seeded The Big Dill narrowly defeated eighth seeded Rise & Brine 5-4, immediately setting the stage for a dramatic playoff run.
The quarterfinals delivered plenty of excitement and upsets. Top seeded The Slice is Right advanced past The Big Dill with a 5-4 win, while fourth seeded The Wrecking Balls cruised to a 5-2 victory over fifth seeded The Effers. Second seeded Chips and Dinks and third seeded Carpe Dink’em also advanced, each dispatching their opponents to set up high stakes semifinal matchups.
The semifinals were nothing short of thrilling. The top seed, The Slice is Right faced fourth seeded The Wrecking Balls in a close 5-4 match, barely securing their spot in the finals. On the other court, third seeded Carpe Dink’em upset second seeded Chips and Dinks with a 5-4 victory, proving that they were a force to be reckoned with.
In the championship match, the top seed met the third seed in an intense showdown. Carpe Dink’em edged out The Slice is Right 5-4 to claim the title, capping off a playoff run full of clutch points and strategic dinks. With long rallies, fast reflexes, and some perfectly timed smashes, Carpe Dink’em proved they could compete with anyone and came away as Monday night champions. Congratulations to all teams for an incredible two weeks of Party Pickleball, the competition was fierce, and every game had fans on the edge of their seats!
Thursday night Beginner Pickleball at Howe Park delivered an exciting playoff run as teams battled their way through the bracket. The quarterfinals kicked off with fourth-seeded Pickles Will Prevail! taking down fifth-seeded The Dinklebergs in a tight 2-1 match. On another court, second-seeded Team A made a strong statement with a commanding 3-0 victory over seventh-seeded Team C. Meanwhile, sixth-seeded Day Dinkers pulled off an upset, defeating third-seeded Kitchen Nightmares 3-0 to punch their ticket to the semifinals.
In the semifinals, top-seeded Shiver Me Pickles showed exactly why they earned the number one spot, sweeping fourth-seeded Pickles Will Prevail! 3-0 to advance to the championship. The other semifinal featured another upset as sixth-seeded Day Dinkers edged out second-seeded Team A in a competitive 2-1 match, continuing their impressive playoff run.
The championship match brought together the top seed and the Cinderella story sixth seed in a showdown under the lights at Howe Park. Shiver Me Pickles proved to be too strong, defeating Day Dinkers 2-0 to secure the Beginner Pickleball title. With consistent play, smart shot selection, and steady teamwork throughout the playoffs, Shiver Me Pickles earned their spot at the top.
Congratulations to Shiver Me Pickles on their championship win, and a huge shoutout to all teams for an exciting and competitive playoff run! 🎉🏓
Thursday night Intermediate Pickleball at Howe Park brought high level competition and intense playoff battles as teams fought their way through the bracket. The quarterfinals set the tone early, with fourth-seeded Dill With It making a strong statement in a 3-0 sweep over fifth-seeded Los Pepinos. Second-seeded Team Darby battled through a tighter matchup, edging out seventh-seeded Team Z 2-1. Meanwhile, third-seeded Net Flicks and Chill survived a competitive match against sixth-seeded Heferees, advancing with a 2-1 victory to round out the semifinal field.
In the semifinals, top-seeded JJK – Let’s Get Pickled showed why they earned the number one spot, sweeping fourth-seeded Dill With It 3-0 with composed play and consistent shot-making. On the other court, second-seeded Team Darby and third-seeded Net Flicks and Chill went head to head in a tight battle, with Team Darby pulling out a 2-1 win to secure their place in the championship.
The finals featured a heavyweight matchup between the top two seeds, as JJK – Let’s Get Pickled faced Team Darby for the title. Both teams brought strong offense and disciplined defense, but in the end, the top seed proved just a little sharper in the clutch moments. JJK – Let’s Get Pickled secured the championship with a 2-1 victory, capping off a dominant playoff run and earning the Intermediate league crown.
Congratulations to JJK – Let’s Get Pickled on their championship win, and a huge shoutout to all teams for an exciting and competitive postseason at Howe Park! 🎉🏓
Tuesday night pickleball at Howe Park brought the drama as our Beginner Pickleball League wrapped up a championship that took place over two weeks, featuring the top 6 teams battling it out for the title. The playoffs kicked off on January 27 with the quarterfinals, where #4 Team A took on #5 Team C. Team C came out swinging, edging out Team A 2–1 to secure their spot in the semifinals.
The action continued on February 3 with a double-header semifinal night. #1 Let’s Get Pickled showed why they earned the top seed, defeating #5 Team C in a decisive 3–0 victory. On the other court, #3 In a Pickle faced off against #2 Team B in a tight matchup, ultimately pulling off a 2–1 win to advance. The finals featured #1 Let’s Get Pickled vs. #3 In a Pickle, and In a Pickle stayed hot, sweeping the championship match 2–0 to claim the title. Congrats to In a Pickle, your Tuesday night champions at Howe Park! 🏆🥒
The Intermediate Pickleball Division at Howe Park delivered high-level rallies and tight matchups as the playoffs wrapped up over two weeks on Tuesday nights. The postseason kicked off on January 27 with semifinal action across both courts. On Court 1, #1 Now Serving faced off against #4 Quick Pickles, setting the tone for a competitive night. Meanwhile on Court 2, #2 Really Big Dills took on #3 Civil Serving in a matchup that proved to be one of the closest of the playoffs. Civil Serving battled through and secured a 2–1 victory, punching their ticket to the finals.
Championship night took place on February 3, featuring a rematch of top-tier teams as #1 Now Serving met #3 Civil Serving on Court 2. With momentum on their side, Civil Serving continued their strong playoff run, defeating Now Serving 2–1 in a hard-fought finals match. The win capped off an impressive postseason and crowned Civil Serving as the Intermediate Division Champions. Congratulations to all teams on a great season and an exciting finish at Howe Park! 🏆🥒
The Wildcats clawed their way to the top with fierce rallies, soft dinks, and a whole lot of bite. They stayed cool under pressure, put away every opportunity, and proved they were the top cats on the court all season. 🏆🐾
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Cookin in the Kitchen were serving up heat all season, mixing spicy dinks, sizzling drives, and perfectly timed put-aways. When the pressure was on, they kept it on the front burner and proved they had the recipe for a championship. 🏆🔥
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Rocklin Party Pickleball delivered a fun, competitive season that wrapped up with two weeks of playoff action at Twin Oaks Park, where consistency and clutch play ruled the courts. From the start, Dink 182 established themselves as a powerhouse, piling up dominant wins throughout the regular season, including multiple shutouts and statement victories over Volley Llamas, Tenacious D, and Baby Got Backhand. Close behind, Kind of a Big Dill quietly built momentum with steady performances and key wins against top teams like Gherkin Girls and The Krabby Paddles. The middle of the standings stayed tight all season, with Gherkin Girls and Volley Llamas trading punches and setting up a playoff field where nothing was guaranteed.
The playoffs unfolded over two weeks, starting December 4 and concluding December 18, and the bracket delivered exactly what it promised. In the quarterfinals, Gherkin Girls (#4) edged out The Krabby Paddles (#5) in a tight 5–4 battle, while Dink 182 (#2) rolled past Tenacious D (#7) and Volley Llamas (#3) handled Baby Got Backhand (#6) with ease. After a weather- and staffing-delayed week, the semifinals finally arrived, with Kind of a Big Dill (#1) advancing via forfeit and Dink 182 punching their ticket to the finals with a convincing win over Volley Llamas. The championship match lived up to the billing: in a back and forth finale, Dink 182 outlasted Kind of a Big Dill 5–4, capping a dominant season with a narrow, hard-fought title victory and proving they were the class of the league when it mattered most.
In a back and forth matchup, Huevos comes out of the #3 spot to win the championship
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The Thursday Beginner Pickleball League playoffs at Howe Park delivered two straight weeks of tight matches, big improvements, and the kind of chaotic fun that only beginner-league pickleball can bring.
In the quarterfinals, top-seeded #1 Now Serving made quick work of Happy Hour Dinks, taking the match 2–0 and looking every bit like a team prepared for a deep run. While that one wrapped cleanly, the other courts had their share of drama. #4 The Dinklebergs and #5 Mix Picklez delivered a competitive series that stretched to three games, but The Dinklebergs emerged with a 2–1 victory. Meanwhile, #2 Shiver Me Pickles showed off their consistency with a decisive 3–0 sweep over #7 The Pickle Party, and over on Court 4, one of the bracket’s first upsets took shape. #6 Dill With It pushed #3 Swiftie Servers into a tight three-game showdown and ultimately pulled out the 2–1 win, sending the underdogs into semifinal night.
When December 11 rolled around for week two, the semifinals brought an energy shift—higher stakes, louder sidelines, and more three-game scraps. The biggest shock came on Court 1 where #4 The Dinklebergs, who had already survived a quarterfinal grind, stunned the top seed. They took down #1 Now Serving by a 2–1 scoreline, sealing their finals ticket in a match full of momentum swings and long rallies. On Court 2, #2 Shiver Me Pickles faced the feisty Dill With It squad and had to fight off their upset momentum. After dropping a gritty second game, Shiver Me Pickles refocused and closed it out, winning 2–1 and punching their own ticket to the championship.
That left a finals showdown between #4 The Dinklebergs and #2 Shiver Me Pickles, and the energy in Howe Park felt more like a mid-season tournament than a beginner league. The Dinklebergs came in with confidence after taking down the top seed, and it showed. They came out swinging, took the first game, absorbed a strong counterpunch from Shiver Me Pickles in game two, and then answered with a composed, well-earned finish in game three. With a 2–1 victory, The Dinklebergs who were seeded fourth claimed the Thursday Beginner League Championship, capping off a run marked by resilience, clutch points, and back-to-back three game wins over the #1 and #2 seeds.
Two weeks, plenty of three-set battles, and a champion that truly earned their crown. A perfect beginner-league finish. Congrats to the Dinklebergs and all other teams for making this season a great one! We will see you on the courts soon!
The Intermediate Division playoffs at Howe Park brought two straight weeks of sharp rallies, power drives, and some of the cleanest dinking the league has seen all season. From the opening serves of quarterfinal night, it was clear this bracket was stacked with experienced squads ready to battle for every point. Top-seeded #1 Kind of a Big Dill set the tone immediately, sweeping #8 Workin Gerkins 3–0 and showing why they entered as the team to beat. Over on the neighboring court, #4 Team X delivered a commanding 3–0 victory over #5 Heferees, playing with a level of consistency that suggested they might be a dark horse in the bracket.
The later matches brought more intensity as the night cooled. #2 JJK – Let’s Get Pickled stepped onto Court 1 like a team with something to prove, dismantling #7 Team Z in a clean 3–0 sweep. Their signature blend of power returning and smart resets had the sidelines buzzing early. And in the final quarterfinal matchup, #3 Los Pepinos and #6 Bread and Butter battled through the tightest showdown of the night. Bread and Butter pushed the higher seed into a three-game grind, but Los Pepinos ultimately prevailed 2–1, securing their rematch against a familiar foe in the semifinals.
By week two, semifinal night at Howe Park felt like the league had shifted into high gear. On Court 3, #1 Kind of a Big Dill continued their dominant run, taking down #4 Team X with a decisive 3–0 win. Team X hung in rallies and forced long exchanges, but Big Dill’s shot placement and pressure at the kitchen line proved too much. The main drama unfolded on Court 4, where #2 JJK – Let’s Get Pickled faced off against #3 Los Pepinos in one of the most competitive matches of the entire postseason. After trading early game control, JJK locked in during the crucial points, taking the series 2–1 and booking their spot in the championship for a highly anticipated #1 vs. #2 showdown.
The finals brought everything an intermediate title match should—speed, finesse, and a crowd glued to every rally. #1 Kind of a Big Dill came out firing in game one, using aggressive third-shot drives and quick reflexes to capture the opener. But #2 JJK – Let’s Get Pickled, true to their name, refused to go quietly. They dug in for game two, extended rallies, and forced their opponents into rare errors, taking the second game and setting up a dramatic finish. The final game turned into a heavyweight exchange—smart resets from JJK, sharp angles from Big Dill, crowd gasps on several wild saves. But in the decisive moments, the top seed showed their championship pedigree. With a 2–1 victory, Kind of a Big Dill claimed the Intermediate Division title, completing a flawless postseason run.
Two weeks, zero losses, and a championship performance worthy of the #1 seed. The Intermediate Division ended with the crown right where the bracket said it belonged but only after a finals match that lived up to the hype.
Congrats to our winners and everyone that played on the courts this season! We can't wait to see everyone out there again!
The Monday night Sacramento Party Pickleball League wrapped up its two-week, nine-team playoff with exactly the kind of energy you’d expect when everyone shows up with their game faces on. Even from the opening round, matches were tight across the board, with rallies so close that nearly everything came down to winning by just two points. The tension started early as #8 Rise & Brine and #9 The Big Dill battled for the right to move on. The Big Dill, seeded ninth, punched their ticket into the quarterfinals, setting the tone for an intense bracket run.
When the quarterfinals kicked off, the top seed #1 Big DINK Energy faced off against The Big Dill, and while the underdogs carried momentum from their earlier win, Big DINK Energy showed why they earned the top seed. On the other side of the bracket, #4 Carpe Dink’em and #5 Effers played a tight match of their own, with Carpe Dink’em advancing—but the effort they poured into that win was something they'd later feel. Meanwhile, the highly seeded #2 Chips and Dinks handled the #7 Volley Llamas, although even that matchup had its share of neck-and-neck points. And in one of the most hotly contested matches of the entire tournament, #3 Sacramento Dinks found themselves toe-to-toe with #6 The Slice is Right, a match defined by long rallies, sliding saves, and momentum swings. For The Slice is Right, it was a preview of the fire they’d bring the following week.
By semifinal night, it was clear the energy in the building had shifted. The recap someone shared summed it up perfectly: everyone arrived with game faces on. Carpe Dink’em had drawn a double header and, after already fighting off Effers, simply didn’t have enough gas left to overpower Big DINK Energy. Even so, they fought until the very end, but the #1 seed marched on. Over on the other semifinal court, #2 Chips and Dinks had their hands full with a fully assembled #6 The Slice is Right, who, for the first time all season, had their entire roster present—and hungry. Every match between them was neck and neck, but The Slice is Right played like a team chasing destiny, sliding, jumping, and grinding out the big points to earn their spot in the finals.
That set up a championship showdown between #1 Big DINK Energy and #6 The Slice is Right, and the atmosphere felt like the kind of playoff match people would be talking about for a long time. Big DINK Energy had been steady and composed all playoffs, but The Slice is Right had caught fire at exactly the right moment. What followed was one of the most entertaining finals the league has seen: wild gets, late surges, and a crowd fully locked in on every rally. And in the end, the newcomers-turned-giant-slayers completed their run. The Slice is Right, seeded sixth, took down the top team and claimed the championship, sealing a storybook finish to a competitive two-week battle.
A wild playoff. A hungry roster. And a champion who earned it the hard way. The Monday Sacramento Party Pickleball League couldn’t have asked for a better ending. Congrats again to The Slice Is Right and all teams who had a great run - we can't wait to see you next season! :)
How many games would you expect to go into overtime out of 9, one, maybe two, try 5! This was one of the closest finals in underdog pickleball history, petoskeys faught through every point and never folded under pressure, even after llaying back to back sets. They didn’t crumble under the feeling of tiredness and even in the longest sets, never lost concentration. In the final set of matches they only needed 1 win and managed to double that and take 2, ending the final score with 6-3 and petoskys take home the pickleball championship!
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The Beginner II division brought a ton of energy to Howe Park on Tuesday night, with teams showing major improvement, great rallies, and plenty of competitive spirit. Even with some chilly November air, the playoff bracket moved fast and by the end of the night, Team B stood on top as champions.
The action opened with the 4th-seeded Team C taking on 5th-seeded DINKTR/X, where DINKTR/X battled their way through in a tight 2–1 win to advance. On the far courts, the 3rd-seeded Midcourt Crisis held strong against 6th-seeded Big Dink Energy, securing a 2–1 victory of their own and punching their ticket to the semifinals.
In the first semifinal, top-seeded Team B came out sharp and didn’t give an inch, sweeping DINKTR/X 2–0 to move on to the championship match. Court 4 featured a great showdown between the 2nd-seeded Delta Dingers and Midcourt Crisis, but Delta Dingers controlled the big points and closed out a 2–1 win to set up an exciting 1-versus-2 finals matchup.
The championship match delivered exactly what you’d expect from the top two seeds. Team B kept the pressure high from the first serve and maintained clean, efficient play throughout the match. They closed out the night with a strong 2–0 win over Delta Dingers, officially earning the title of Beginner II Champions.
Congratulations to Team B on an excellent postseason run!
It was an exciting playoff night at Howe Park for our Beginner 1 Pickleball division, where every match brought great rallies, solid sportsmanship, and plenty of competitive fire from all six teams. The bracket delivered upsets, close battles, and a well-earned championship run by Now Serving, your new Tuesday night champs!
The quarterfinals kicked things off with the 4th-seeded Wrecking Balls taking on 5th-seeded What the Dilly Yo. What the Dilly Yo came out sharp and claimed the match 2–1, advancing to face the top seed. On the other court, the 3rd seed, Civil Serving (Blue Anchor Baddies), handled their opening round confidently, defeating 6th-seeded Cookin’ in the Kitchen 2–0 to move on to the semifinals.
In the semis, the intensity jumped up a notch. The 1st-seeded We’re In A Pickle squared off against What the Dilly Yo, where the top seed stayed steady and secured a 2–0 victory to reach the finals. On the other side of the bracket, the 2nd seed, Now Serving, battled with Civil Serving in a tight, competitive match. Now Serving found another gear in the key moments and pulled off a 2–1 win to punch their ticket to the championship.
The finals featured exactly the matchup everyone expected — 1st seed vs. 2nd seed, both teams looking strong at just the right time. But on championship night, Now Serving rose to the occasion. Behind consistent dinking, smart placement, and strong teamwork, the No. 2 seed took control and closed out the match 2–0, officially becoming your Tuesday Night Beginner 1 Pickleball Champions!
Huge congratulations to Now Serving, and shoutout to all teams for making this season fun, friendly, and competitive from start to finish. We’ll see you all back on the courts next session!
It was a fantastic playoff night at Howe Park as our Intermediate division squared off for the final time this season. The energy was high, the rallies were long, and every team showed up ready to compete.
The semifinals kicked things off with the 1st-seeded Los Pickle Peloteros delivering a strong performance, securing a 3–0 sweep over Really Big Dills. Their consistency at the kitchen line and confident shot selection earned them a smooth path into the championship. On the opposite court, the 2nd-seeded Team Darby found themselves in a tougher battle against the 3rd-seeded A Pickleball Team. After trading points and fighting through momentum swings, Team Darby pulled out the 2–1 victory, showing grit and resilience that hinted they might be the ones to watch.
That proved true in the finals. Team Darby came out focused, controlling tempo early and forcing mistakes from Los Pickle Peloteros with steady serves and smart placement. Despite the top seed’s best efforts to adjust, Team Darby maintained their rhythm and closed out the match with a clean 2–0 win to secure the Intermediate Championship.
Huge congratulations to Team Darby, your Fall 2025 Intermediate Division Champions! They earned it with sharp play, teamwork, and clutch performances when it mattered most.
The Beginner II division at Twin Oaks Park wrapped up another awesome season with a night full of exciting playoff action, great rallies, and plenty of fun energy on and off the courts!
The playoffs kicked off with the #4 Big Dink Energy taking on the #5 Rally Cats, while #3 Dinkin’ Donuts faced #6 The Real Picklebacks. Dinkin’ Donuts came out hot, sweeping their match 3–0 to advance to the semifinals, while Rally Cats moved forward with a forfeit win to take on the top seed.
In the semifinals, #1 The Spicy Pickles met #5 Rally Cats and showed why they earned that top spot, cruising to a 2–0 victory to book their place in the finals. Meanwhile, #3 Dinkin’ Donuts battled the #2 Pickled Pair in one of the night’s most exciting matchups. After some close games and clutch points, Dinkin’ Donuts came out on top 2–1 to earn their shot at the title.
That set up a highly anticipated championship showdown between the #1 Spicy Pickles and the #3 Dinkin’ Donuts. Both teams played with great focus and energy, trading points and keeping fans on edge through every serve. In the end, Dinkin’ Donuts held strong and completed their impressive playoff run with a 2–1 victory — claiming the crown as the Wednesday Beginner II Pickleball Champions!
Congratulations to Dinkin’ Donuts for fighting their way through a tough bracket and taking down the top seed in the finals! A huge shoutout to all the teams for another great season at Twin Oaks Park — full of friendly competition, improvement, and plenty of laughs. We can’t wait to see everyone back on the courts next session! 🎉
The Beginner I division at Twin Oaks Park wrapped up another exciting season with a great playoff night full of competitive matches and awesome sportsmanship!
The evening started with a quarterfinal matchup between the #4 Pickle Is Life and the #5 Kitchen Nightmares, where Pickle Is Life advanced to the semifinals to take on the top seed due to a forfeit. In the semifinals, #1 Net Results faced #4 Pickle Is Life in a close and entertaining series. Both teams traded strong points throughout, but Net Results held steady to secure a 2–1 win and book their spot in the championship. Over on the other court, #2 The Cobras battled #3 Rob and the Lob, edging them out 2–1 in another hard-fought match to punch their own ticket to the finals.
That set up a fitting title match between the two top seeds — #1 Net Results and #2 The Cobras. The championship did not disappoint, with both sides putting on a great display of skill and teamwork. After some long rallies and plenty of back-and-forth points, Net Results came out on top with a 2–1 victory to officially become the Wednesday Beginner I Pickleball Champions!
Congratulations to Net Results for finishing the season strong and living up to their top-seed status! And great job to all the teams who competed — it was an awesome season of pickleball in Rocklin, and we can’t wait to see everyone back on the courts next session! 🎉
The Intermediate Division playoffs at Twin Oaks Park brought plenty of competitive energy and crowd-pleasing rallies as teams battled to close out the season strong.
Things kicked off quickly in the quarterfinal between Pickle Me Timbers (4) and The Big Dills (5), where Pickle Me Timbers won by forfeit!
In the semifinals, top-seeded Cookin in the Kitchen (1) faced off against the fresh momentum of Pickle Me Timbers (4). Despite a strong start from the underdogs, Cookin in the Kitchen was in complete control, sweeping their way to the finals with a decisive 3–0 victory. On the opposite court, Dink Responsibly (3) went head-to-head with Dink 182 (2) in a back-and-forth battle filled with close points and long rallies. In the end, Dink Responsibly held their composure and advanced with a 2–1 win, setting up an exciting championship showdown.
When the finals arrived, the top-seeded Cookin in the Kitchen (1) looked determined to finish what they started. Their communication, sharp dinks, and court awareness proved too much to handle as they swept Dink Responsibly (3) in straight games, 3–0. It was a dominant finish to a strong season, capping off their playoff run without dropping a single match.
Congratulations to Cookin in the Kitchen, who truly lived up to their name — turning up the heat when it mattered most and walking away as the 2025 Rocklin Wednesday Intermediate Division Champions!
The Party Pickleball season came to a thrilling conclusion, and there was no surprise about who finished on top. Carpe Dink’em finished their dream season by claiming the championship and completing their undefeated run.
After cruising through the regular season as the undefeated and ndisputed No. 1 seed, Carpe Dink’em kept their foot on the gas in the playoffs. They opened the quarterfinals with a commanding 8–1 win over Rise & Brine, then weathered an energetic Effers squad in the semifinals, holding on tightly in a 6–3 victory.
The finals were a showdown worthy of the spotlight. The Dinkin’ Divas came in hot off their 5-4 semifinal win over Chips and Dinks, but Carpe Dink’em’s consistency and teamwork once again proved unstoppable. With crisp volleys, fearless serves, and calm under pressure, they sealed the title with a 7–2 win to cap a perfect season.
With a flawless record and unmatched dominance, Carpe Dink’em took the championship and finished off their perfect season. The champs walk away undefeated, unshaken, and undeniably elite.
The Heferees capped off a dream season with the Beginner Division championship, showing the same poise and precision that pushed them to the #4 seed. After a 5-1 regular season record, expectations were high, and the Heferees delivered.
In the semifinals, they clashed with Dill with it, who finished 5-1 in the regular season. The Heferees didn’t blink under the pressure, grinding out a tough 2–1 victory to punch their ticket to the finals. The championship match against The Dinklebergs, who also finished the season 5-1 and won the #2 seed, was a showdown between two of the league’s most consistent squads. Both sides traded points, but the Heferees leaned on their chemistry and composure to edge out another 2–1 win and seal the title.
This playoff run cemented the Heferees as not just regular-season standouts, but as proven champions. With a mix of veteran leadership, energy, and relentless play, they built a complete season from start to finish. With an 8–1 total record, a playoff gauntlet conquered, and a championship mountain climbed, this was truly the Heferees’ season.
Kind of a Big Dill ended their season exactly how they wanted: with the Intermediate Division championship trophy in hand. After storming through the regular season at 5–1, boasting the league’s best point differential (+12), they entered the playoffs as the #2 seed and one of the leading contenders to take the title. And in the end, they proved worthy of every bit of hype.
Their semifinal matchup with the Volley Llamas wasn’t easy, as the Llamas fought hard and forced long rallies, but Kind of a Big Dill stayed composed and walked away with a 2–1 win. That set up a championship clash against Uh oh, who matched A Big Dill to also go 5-1 during the season. In the finals, though, Kind of a Big Dill flipped the switch and showed why they were the division’s most complete team. A convincing 2–0 sweep in the title game was the exclamation point on a dominant year.
From start to finish, Kind of a Big Dill combined sharp teamwork with a steady ability to close out matches when it mattered most. Their title was the culmination of a season of control, consistency, and championship worthy execution.
Dink 182 came into the season with swagger, and they left no doubt they were the team to beat. After running the table in the regular season, they carried their undefeated momentum into the playoffs and capped off a perfect 8–0 campaign with the Party Pickleball championship.
The semifinals put them up against the scrappy Dirty Dinkers, who had pulled off a gutsy upset in the opening round against Go Go Paddle Rangers. In a back-and-forth battle, Dink 182 stayed composed when it mattered most, pulling out a 5–4 win to advance.
In the finals they squared off against Paddle Posse, a team that had battled all year and reached the title game with confidence. But once again, Dink 182’s consistency, teamwork, and ability to execute in clutch rallies carried the day, as they sealed the championship with a 6–3 victory.
With a spotless 8–0 record and a dominant +23 point differential, Dink 182 proved to be the complete package this season. From the first serve of the season to the final point of the championship, they set the standard for what it takes to win in Party Pickleball: smart play, steady nerves, the perfect mix of fun and fire, and most importantly, fantasic teamwork.
From the opening serve of the playoffs, Team B looked locked in, determined to prove their top seeded status and finish off their undefeated season. Their road to the title was as dominant as it was convincing, capped off with a championship performance that left no doubt.
In the quarterfinals, Team B set the tone, sweeping the #8 seeded Pickle Pals! 2–0 with precision and control. The semifinal matchup against #5 We’re In A Pickle was expected to be a test, but Team B never let the underdogs find their rhythm. With crisp volleys and steady defense, they rolled to another 2–0 victory, punching their ticket to the finals.
The championship clash with #2 seed Pickle Palooza was billed as a battle of heavyweights, but once again Team B rose above the pressure. Behind disciplined play and unwavering focus, they silenced Pickle Palooza in two straight sets, completing a flawless playoff run without dropping a single set.
On a night filled with energy and upsets elsewhere in the bracket, Team B stood tall as the undisputed champions. Dominant from start to finish, Team B didn't drop a single set all playoffs, steamrolling their way to the title.
The Drop Shot Divas came into the playoffs as the #1 seed and they definitely played like it. With confidence, consistency, and commanding performances, the Divas swept through the bracket without dropping a single set, cementing their place as the new champions.
In the semifinals, they faced the #4 seeded Really Big Dills and wasted no time asserting control. Sharp shot placement and relentless energy carried the Divas to a smooth 2–0 sweep, setting the stage for a finals showdown against Team Darby.
The championship match against #2 seeded Team Darby was expected to be a nail-biter between the division’s two top squads. Instead, the Divas put on a masterclass. Their precision volleys, flawless defense, and aggressive finishes overwhelmed Darby from start to finish. With a 3–0 statement sweep, the Drop Shot Divas left no doubt about their place as champions.
From a strong performance in the semi-finals to a brilliant finals performance, the Divas left no doubt: they are the masters of Howe Park pickle ball.
Rob and the Lobbers teed off an incredible run Wednesday night to seize the championship after starting out all the way from the #4 seed. Overcoming the Pickle Chicks, Team A, and the Pickle Patrol on their way to a surprising title run, Rob and the Lobbers were driven to the brink in both their semi-final and final matches that both went the distance. In both cases, the Lobbers were able to hold on and prevail 2-1.
They faced a worthy challenge in the Pickle Patrol, who swept Big Dig Energy out of the gates 3-0 in their semi-final game before falling to the Lobbers in the championship. Despite only finishing with a 3-3 record, the Lobbers were able to ride the momentum from their opening round victory all the way to the league crown.
In an intense battle between the #1 and #2 seeded teams for the championship title, In a Pickle overcame Cookin in the Kitchen to capture the victory and go home champions. After both teams swept their opponents in the semi-final matches to set up the final match, a tight contest emerged to decide who would emerge victorious.
After fast and furious play and concerted efforts by both sides, In a Pickle overthrew Cookin in the Kitchen in a tight 2-1 contest. Every point was vital, but In a Pickle refused to take their eye off the ball and held on for a decisive victory in the final set.
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Smash Landing wrapped up their first place season Sunday night with a Championship victory over Team B. Despite only having one player, Smash Landing was able to survive and advance all the way to the title game playing in a 1 v 1 format. In a stunning twist of fate, Team B also managed to win their semifinal match over Touching Paddles with only a single player.
With a championship on the line, Smash Landing successfully overcame a valiant effort by Team B to secure the victory and end the season crowned champions. In the final game, Smash Landing was able to end Team B's hopes of a victory by winning the initial 2 sets to clinch the win, ending the season with a truly heroic performance.
The Missing Dinks pulled out an excellent victory today, completing their season undefeated and with excellent sportsmanship.
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Dink-182 Competed against pickle, pals this Sunday and an intense back-and-forth match. All games being Close and competitive, keeping both teams on their toes about who would take home the Gold tonight. But in the end, Dink-182 pulled through with the win! Finishing the night 6-3, With Pickle Pals Giving them some really good competition tonight. Both teams left Everything on the court, With a smiles on their faces!
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Tickle My Pickle won both the semi and final in a double header that nearly took them out. They only had 4 people but played their hearts out in 90 degree weather to bring home the W. They peeked out a close victory in the semi and were one loss away from sweeping the finals. They truly made the other teams feel the heat!
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The Thursday night beginner pickleball league in Rocklin wrapped up an exciting two-week playoff run, with ten teams hitting the courts at Twin Oaks Park.
Round 1 on July 31 saw 8th seed Kiss My Ace edge out 9th seed Pickle Me Elmo in a close 2–1 battle to move on. On the other court, 7th seed Dink Responsibly advanced past 10th seed Love Me Some Pickles without dropping a game.
In the quarterfinals, top-seeded The Unmatched showed why they earned the #1 spot, sweeping Kiss My Ace 3–0. 5th seed Just Dinkin Around pulled off the upset over 4th seed Legends in a clean 3–0 win. 2nd seed Team C fought off a determined 7th seed Dink Responsibly squad for a 2–1 victory, while 3rd seed Picklebacks held on for a 2–1 win over (6) Team A.
The semifinals on August 7 featured some intense rallies. The Unmatched topped Just Dinkin Around 2–1, while Team C outlasted Picklebacks 2–1 in another nail-biter, setting up a #1 vs. #2 championship match.
In the finals, The Unmatched proved their name was no exaggeration. They took Game 1, Team C answered back in Game 2, but The Unmatched slammed the door in Game 3 to win 2–1 and capture the Thursday Beginner Pickleball title.
Congratulations to The Unmatched for an incredible season and a well-earned championship!
The Thursday night intermediate division in Rocklin brought two weeks of competitive play, with four teams battling for the title at Twin Oaks Park.
Semifinals on July 31 kicked things off with 1st seed All Drink No Dink going head-to-head with 4th seed Kitchen Cleaners. In a tight three-game match, All Drink No Dink held their ground, taking the series 2–1 to punch their ticket to the finals. On the other court, 2nd seed Dinkers Who Dink clashed with 3rd seed Poppin’ Queens in another close contest, with Dinkers Who Dink edging out a 2–1 victory.
The championship match on August 7 featured the top two seeds in a showdown worthy of the finals. All Drink No Dink came out strong in Game 1, Dinkers Who Dink answered back in Game 2, and the decisive Game 3 saw the top seed lock in a 2–1 win and claim the Thursday Intermediate Pickleball title.
Congratulations to All Drink No Dink for their championship season!
The Thursday night beginner pickleball league in Sacramento wrapped up with two exciting weeks of playoffs at Howe Park, featuring nine teams fighting for the crown.
Round 1 on July 31 saw 8th seed Serves & Curves sweep past 9th seed Team A 2–0 to earn a spot in the quarterfinals.
In the quarterfinals, 1st seed PickleBallers quickly dispatched Serves & Curves in a 2–0 sweep. 5th seed Really Big Dills pulled off an upset over 4th seed Dill With It, winning 2–0. 2nd seed Volley Llamas survived a close battle with 7th seed Swiftie Servers, edging them out 2–1. Rounding out the round, 3rd seed The Dinklebergs shut out 6th seed Grillo Girls 2–0.
The semifinals on August 7 brought more surprises. 5th seed Really Big Dills shocked top-seeded PickleBallers with a 2–0 sweep to advance. On the other court, 2nd seed Volley Llamas stayed steady, defeating 3rd seed The Dinklebergs 2–0.
In the finals, the Volley Llamas proved too much for the Dills to handle, dominating in straight games for a 2–0 championship win.
Congratulations to Volley Llamas, your Thursday Beginner Pickleball champions in Sacramento!
The intermediate division at Howe Park battled it out over two weeks with 12 teams competing for the championship.
Round 1 on July 31 featured some solid performances as 8th seed Uh Oh, 5th seed The A Team, 7th seed Pickly Business, and 6th seed Team Darby all swept their opponents to advance.
In the quarterfinals spanning July 31 and August 7, top-seeded 1st seed Insert Pickle Pun narrowly defeated 8th seed Uh Oh 2–1. Fourth seed Dangerous Nights Crew upset 5th seed The A Team 2–0, while second seed Kind of a Big Dill cruised past 7th seed Pickly Business 2–0. Third seed Pickle Perfect edged 6th seed Team Darby 2–1 in a hard-fought match.
The semifinals on August 7 saw some surprises as 4th seed Dangerous Nights Crew took down top seed Insert Pickle Pun 2–0, while second seed Kind of a Big Dill defeated third seed Pickle Perfect 2–0 to set up a finals showdown.
In the finals, the Dangerous Nights Crew came into the match with confidence and energy, showing why they earned their spot in the championship. The team played with great chemistry and kept the pressure on their opponents throughout both games. Despite a strong fight from Kind of a Big Dill, Dangerous Nights Crew maintained control with sharp volleys, consistent serves, and smart court positioning. Their focus and teamwork paid off as they secured a solid 2–0 victory, capping off an impressive playoff run and taking home the Thursday Intermediate Pickleball title.
The Monday Party Pickleball league came to an exciting close after a fun and competitive season at Elks Lodge. With a strong 7–1 record, Carpe Dink’em earned the #1 seed heading into playoffs and looked like the team to beat. Right behind them was The Slice is Right, finishing 6–2 and showing consistent play throughout the season. The #3 seed, Effers, finished with a solid 5–3 record, while DINKIN DIVAS claimed the #4 spot at 4–4, showing improvement as the season progressed. Rounding out the bracket were Pickle Me Elmo and Rise & Brine, who entered playoffs as underdogs with just one and zero wins, respectively.
In the quarterfinals, the DINKIN DIVAS and Pickle Me Elmo battled in a close 4 vs. 5 matchup, with the Divas narrowly coming out on top, 5–4. Meanwhile, Effers dominated Rise & Brine with a decisive 9–0 victory, showing why they were a top-three seed all season. Moving into the semifinals, Carpe Dink’em continued their dominance, beating DINKIN DIVAS 8–1, while the #2 and #3 seeds—The Slice is Right and Effers—went head-to-head in a more evenly matched game. The Slice is Right pulled ahead late to take the win, 6–3, and earned their spot in the finals.
The championship showdown between Carpe Dink’em and The Slice is Right lived up to the hype. In a tight, back-and-forth match, it was The Slice is Right who came out on top, clinching the title with a 5–4 win. Their strong playoff performance capped off an impressive season and showed that consistency and grit can take you all the way. Congrats to The Slice is Right on being your Monday Party Pickleball champions!
The Tuesday Beginner Division at Howe Park wrapped up an exciting two-week playoff, featuring 11 competitive teams and plenty of standout performances.
The action kicked off on July 15 with Round 1 matchups between lower seeds. In a battle of the bottom seeds, #9 Sandbaggers defeated #8 Pickle Pals! 2-0. #10 I Have A Dinking Problem pulled off a mild upset over #7 Pickle Ball’n, winning 2-1, while #6 Cookin in the Kitchen advanced with a clean 2-0 sweep of #11 Pickle Deez Balls.
Moving into the quarterfinals later that night, top-seeded #1 Kind of a Big Dill held off a scrappy Sandbaggers team, 2-1. #5 Pickle Palooza upset #4 Dill With It in straight sets, 2-0. #2 Team D handled business with a 2-0 win over I Have A Dinking Problem, and #3 Picklettes edged past Cookin in the Kitchen in a close 2-1 match.
The semifinals on July 22 saw dominant performances from both remaining top seeds. #1 Kind of a Big Dill took down #5 Pickle Palooza 2-0, while #3 Picklettes shocked #2 Team D with a decisive 2-0 victory of their own.
That set up a finals showdown between the #1 and #3 seeds. In the championship match, #3 Picklettes came out strong and never let up, sweeping #1 Kind of a Big Dill 2-0 to claim the Beginner Division title!
👏 Big congrats to the Picklettes for a standout playoff run and a well-deserved championship finish!
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Serve and Survive wrapped up a dominant season with a gritty 2-1 win over Pickle Patrol in the Rocklin Wednesday Beginner Pickleball championship, securing their crown and capping off an undefeated 9-0 run. The top-seeded squad showed why they were the team to beat all season, surviving their toughest match yet in a back-and-forth final at Twin Oaks Park.
The champs opened the playoffs with a clean 3-0 sweep of The Real Dill before battling past Paddle Daddies 2-1 in a closely contested semifinal. On the other side of the bracket, Pickle Patrol powered through Relish the Game in the quarters and then knocked off #2 seed Its the Wind in a 2-1 semifinal upset—paving the way for a high-stakes rematch with Serve and Survive, who had narrowly defeated them 2-1 during the regular season on June 11.
Both teams came in familiar with each other's style, and the final lived up to the hype. Serve and Survive’s steady shot selection and strong communication helped them edge out their determined challengers, repeating their regular-season result and walking off the court with championship hardware.
Big kudos to Serve and Survive for running the table and looking sharp while doing it! Whether you were tracking every rally or just here for the post-game drinks at UoB, this season was full of fun—and that banner photo is championship-worthy all on its own. Congrats to the new titleholders!
Pickle these Ballz completed their wire-to-wire run through the Rocklin Intermediate Division with a 2-1 win over Dirty Pickles in the championship match, sealing a spotless 9-0 season. The top seed came into the playoffs as the heavy favorite and proved why, staying calm through a pair of tight playoff victories to clinch the title under the lights at Twin Oaks Park.
After shutting out No Big Dills 3-0 in the quarterfinals, Pickle these Ballz found themselves in a battle against Cookin in the Kitchen in the semis, edging out a 2-1 win to reach the final. Awaiting them was the sixth-seeded Dirty Pickles, who carved out a Cinderella run of their own—knocking off Team A, Bold and Brash, and second-seeded Carlos Danger’s Dinkers to earn their shot at the trophy. The final saw some crafty shot-making and long rallies, but Pickle these Ballz maintained their edge and secured the championship with another 2-1 finish.
Their season resume reads like a highlight reel: five sweeps, four 2-1 wins, and not a single loss. From their opening night shutout of Carlos Danger’s Dinkers to a hard-fought midseason victory over Dink 182, Pickle these Ballz never wavered, even when tested late in the season.
So hats off (or paddles up) to Pickle these Ballz—undefeated, unbothered, and now officially untouchable. That Xoso banner’s got some serious swagger behind it. Cheers to a season full of dinks, slams, and a whole lotta fun.
Hurtin’ for a Gherkin showed tremendous sportsmanship and teamwork throughout the season with one goal in mind… to win. No matter the opposition “Hurtin’” was determined to move straight to number one. And once they got there they only had one thing to say. “People wondered what the Gherkin’s were gonna say if they lost… I guess we’ll never know”😎
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Congrats to the champs
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The Sunday afternoon pickleball playoffs at Twin Oaks Park spanned two weeks, where 7 teams battled it out for bragging rights and the championship crown.
Things got off to a wild start with two forfeits that reshuffled the bracket — Dill-Does forfeited to Carpe Dink’em, and Two Dinks forfeited to One Pickle to Rule Them All, giving both advancing teams extra rest heading into the quarterfinals.
In the lone quarterfinal match actually played, #5 Team B pulled off a tight 2–1 upset over #4 Pickle Chicks, punching their ticket to the semis.
Semifinal Sunday brought the heat. Team B continued their surprise run by taking down #1 seed Pickle Ballers with a dominant 3–0 sweep, proving their momentum was no fluke. On the other court, #3 Carpe Dink’em outlasted #7 One Pickle to Rule Them All, winning 2–1 in a hard-fought match to set up a championship clash.
In the finals, Team B brought it all together. With confidence and consistency, they rolled past Carpe Dink’em with a 3–0 win to become your Sunday Pickleball Champions!
Huge congrats to Team B for a stellar playoff run and big thanks to all the teams who competed this season. Can’t wait to see everyone back on the court soon! 🏆
Over the course of two exciting weeks at Howe Park, the Thursday Night Beginner II division brought the energy, enthusiasm, and more than a few highlight-reel rallies. Six teams entered the postseason with their sights set on the championship — and it all built up to a dramatic and well-fought final match.
Quarterfinals opened the action with two compelling matchups. The 5-seed Swiftie Servers pulled off a solid upset win over the 4-seed Dinklebergs, edging them out 2–1 to keep their season alive. Meanwhile, the 3-seed Pickle Pals came ready to play and swept the 6-seed Real Dills 3–0 to earn their semifinal ticket.
The semifinals were all about the top two seeds flexing their strength. On one side of the bracket, the 1-seed Paddle Royale showed sharp shot-making and poise as they shut down Swiftie Servers with a confident 2–0 win. On the other court, the 2-seed Teenage Mutant Ninja Pickles lived up to their name with quick hands and smooth teamwork, also earning a 2–0 victory over Pickle Pals.
The championship was a true clash of titans: 1-seed vs. 2-seed for the title. Paddle Royale and Teenage Mutant Ninja Pickles went toe-to-toe in the most competitive match of the playoffs. After splitting early points, Paddle Royale found their rhythm, turned up the intensity, and pulled away in key moments to win the match 2–1. It was a hard-earned victory and a fitting finale to a great season of Thursday night play.
🥇 Congratulations to Paddle Royale, Your Thursday Night Beginner II Champions!
The energy was high and the competition fierce over two weeks of playoff pickleball at Howe Park, as six teams from the Thursday Night Beginner I division battled it out for the league crown. With great rallies, a few surprises, and dominant performances from the top seeds, the season wrapped with a championship-worthy finish.
Quarterfinals kicked off with four teams looking to earn their spot in the semis. The 4-seed Workin’ Gerkins advanced automatically after the 5-seed Ace Holes were forced to forfeit. On the other court, the 6-seed Pickle Party pulled off a fun upset, edging past the 3-seed Pickle Princesses in a tight 2–1 matchup to keep their season alive.
In the semifinals, the top seeds entered the court and quickly showed why they were the ones to beat. The 1-seed Really Big Dills rolled through Workin’ Gerkins with a clean 2–0 win, while the 2-seed Dill with it matched the performance with a 2–0 victory of their own over Pickle Party. That set the stage for the final matchup everyone was hoping for—#1 vs. #2 with everything on the line.
The championship match featured the league’s two best teams—but only one came out on top. The Really Big Dills came out focused and fired up, playing clean and confident pickleball from start to finish. They never let up, sweeping Dill with it 2–0 and closing out their undefeated playoff run with authority.
🥇 Congratulations to the Really Big Dills – Your Thursday Night Beginner I Champions!
With back-to-back titles under their belts, the Dills have officially established a mini-dynasty in the division. Two-time champs, never dropping a single playoff game this season—their name fits, and they’re living up to it.
We’ll be watching next season to see if anyone can stop the streak!
The Intermediate Division playoffs brought intense competition and exciting matchups over two weeks at Howe Park. 7 teams entered the postseason with hopes of claiming the coveted Thursday night title, but it was ultimately the 3-seed Kind of a Big Dill who rose to the occasion and took home the championship.
The quarterfinals set the tone for some tightly contested battles. The 4-seed Insert Pickle Pun narrowly defeated 5-seed Dinks and Drinks 2–1, showcasing resilience and clutch play. Meanwhile, the 7-seed Mizz Picklez pulled off a surprise upset over 2-seed Paddle Pals, winning 2–1 to keep their Cinderella story alive. The 3-seed Kind of a Big Dill came out strong, sweeping the 6-seed Dink Floyd 3–0 and advancing with authority.
In the semifinals, the top seed Team Darby was looking to assert dominance against Kind of a Big Dill, and they won convincingly 2–0 to punch their ticket to the finals. On the other side, Mizz Picklez run was halted by Kind of a Big Dill, who fell short in a 2–0 loss, allowing the Dill to continue their march.
The final showdown was a battle of skill and strategy as Kind of a Big Dill faced off against top-seeded Team Darby. After a hard-fought match, the Dill pulled out a 2–0 victory, capturing the championship and cementing their status as a formidable force in the division.
🥇 Congratulations to Kind of a Big Dill — Your Thursday Night Intermediate Division Champions!
The Beginner II playoffs wrapped up Thursday night at Howe Park, concluding two weeks of intense action and surprising upsets. The top-seeded Smash Bros ultimately walked away with the championship, but it didn’t come without a fight.
The postseason opened with three quarterfinal matches. #4 Rally Cats swept #5 Cinco Crew, while #2 Team A handled #7 Paddle Pals in straight sets. Meanwhile, #3 Dink and Dunk cruised past #6 Kiss My Ace, earning their spot in the semis.
In the June 12 semifinals, the Smash Bros faced a tough challenge from Rally Cats but narrowly came out on top, 2–1, in a hard-fought match. On the other side, Dink and Dunk delivered a commanding 3–0 performance over Team A, setting up a finals showdown between the #1 and #3 seeds.
The championship match lived up to the billing. Dink and Dunk gave the top seed everything they had, but the Smash Bros held firm, winning 2–1 in a back-and-forth battle. With the victory, Smash Bros are officially your Thursday Night Beginner II Champions.
The Thursday Night Beginner I playoffs at Twin Oaks Park were full of energy, fun, and competitive spirit as eight teams battled it out over two weeks for the championship title. From dominant performances to close matches, the action kept fans and players on their toes.
The quarterfinals showcased some commanding victories by the top seeds. The 1-seed Dink-182 kicked things off by sweeping The Spicy Pickles 3–0, while the 2-seed Get A Grip rolled past the 7-seed Picklebacks with another clean 3–0 result. The 3-seed Pickle My Balls and 6-seed Pickled played and Pickle My Balls won 3-0. 5th seed Dink Responsibly won by forfeit, automatically taking them to the Semifinals!
In the semifinals, Dink-182 continued their dominant form, cruising to a 3–0 win over Dink Responsibly and securing a spot in the finals. On the other side, the 3-seed Pickle My Balls played a tight, thrilling match against the 2-seed Get A Grip, edging them out 2–1 in a battle that showcased skill and determination.
The championship match featured a classic showdown between the top seed Dink-182 and the resilient Pickle My Balls. In an impressive display of teamwork and strategy, Pickle My Balls dominated the finals with a clean 3–0 sweep, capturing the title and leaving no doubt about their deserving championship status.
🥇 Congratulations to Pickle My Balls — Your Thursday Night Beginner I Champions!
The Thursday Night Intermediate Playoffs brought drama, grit, and high-level play to Twin Oaks Park, culminating in a thrilling championship win for the Dinkmasters.
Things kicked off in the quarterfinals on June 5, where the #4 seed The Big Dillz took on #5 seed The Holy DinkParted. It was a tight, competitive match, but The Big Dillz managed to edge out a 2–1 victory, earning their spot in the semifinals and setting up a high-stakes matchup against the top seed.
Fast forward to June 12, and the semifinal action did not disappoint. On Court 2, the #1 seed Dinkmasters showed exactly why they held the top spot, playing with precision and poise as they defeated The Big Dillz in a decisive 3–0 sweep. Meanwhile, over on Court 3, #2 seed Pickle My Fancy faced off against #3 seed Dirinkers Who Dink. That match was a gritty, back-and-forth contest that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. Pickle My Fancy dug deep and delivered under pressure, narrowly escaping with a 2–1 win and securing their spot in the finals.
In the championship match later that evening, the top two seeds—#1 Dinkmasters and #2 Pickle My Fancy—finally faced off. Pickle Me Fancy started strong, but The Dinkmasters rallied with smart shot selection, sharp dinks, and relentless hustle. In the end, The Dinkmasters came out on top with a clutch 2–1 win, taking down the top seed and earning the Thursday Night Intermediate Championship title.
It was a spectacular playoff run for Dinkmasters, who fought through a loaded bracket and came out victorious. Congratulations to them on a well-deserved championship!
Your mom hit the balls so hard it sounded like rockets. They played their hearts out and left everything on the court. Watching them play you would think they were professionals. Knowing when to mix up their shots and when to over power their opponents. Your mom won her first championship game in convincing fashion.
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The championship match came down to the last game of the last set. Picolas Cage played a really patient defensive match. They forced a lot of long rallies and out lasted their opponents. They played like champions!
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Tonight’s championships match, Was a good fight on both sides. With Pretty big dill coming in with a lot of confidence after having one their way out of the playoffs simply an hour before. While partners in brine strutted in ready for a battle, Pretty big dill was not gonna go down without a fight. Both teams fought back-and-forth for nine matches until pretty big dill came out on top at the end of the night!
Dill With It won a close match against Mike & Mike. Winning 3 games to 2.
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Our Party Pickleball season wrapped up with a fun and competitive playoff between the top 5 teams! The energy was high, the vibes were social, and the competition didn’t disappoint.
The top two seeds earned a bye to the semifinals, leaving 4th seed Team B and 5th seed Dink Me Baby One More Time set to face off in the quarterfinals. However, the matchup never hit the court—Dink Me Baby One More Time had to forfeit, which automatically advanced Team B to the semis.
In the first semifinal, undefeated #1 seed The Slice Is Right took on Team B and delivered a solid performance with a 7–2 win to punch their ticket to the finals. On the other side, it was a nail-biter between #3 Carpe Dink'em and #2 Effers, with Carpe Dink’em pulling off a close 5–4 victory to advance.
That set the stage for a much-anticipated championship matchup: The Slice Is Right vs. Carpe Dink'em. But in the end, it was all Slice—they shut things down with a dominant 9–0 win to cap off a perfect playoff run!
🎉 Huge congratulations to The Slice Is Right—our Party Pickleball Champs! Thanks to all the teams for a great season filled with laughs, dinks, and good times. See you next round!
Congratulations to We are a big Dill for becoming pickleball champs today! They had an intense match due to being all tied up until the very end! Their player of the game, Dave won on his court which led to them being champs! Great job We are a big Dill!!
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This team came out to play tonight! With great serves, returns and hits, Picklebacks broke the tie in the third set of matches to take home the championship! Congrats Picklebacks!
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The IV league came out strong in the first set of matches and held on to that energy throughout the whole night! They hustled all over the court with saving plays and dominant hits from the front! Congratulations to The IV League!
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The beginner pickleball league wrapped up an exciting season with a two-week playoff tournament featuring the top 9 teams. Every match was a battle, and the championship path was full of surprises!
Week one kicked off with the play-in match between 8th seed Cookin in the Kitchen and 9th seed The Pickle Jars. Cookin in the Kitchen handled business quickly, advancing with a 2-0 win to face the top seed. In the quarterfinals, #1 Lob Mob took on Cookin in the Kitchen and showed why they earned that top spot, sweeping the match 2-0. Meanwhile, 4th seed Tallac Trio and 5th seed The Picklettes had a back-and-forth showdown, with Tallac Trio edging out the win 2-1.
The upsets started rolling in as 7th seed Paddle Posse stunned 2nd seed Pickle Palooza in a 2-1 nail-biter, and 6th seed Paddle Daddiez pulled off another upset by taking down 3rd seed Team Pickle, also in a tight 2-1 match. That set up a semifinal round full of unexpected matchups.
In the second week, the semifinals saw Lob Mob continue their dominance with a clean 2-0 sweep over Tallac Trio. On the other side, Paddle Posse kept their underdog story alive by defeating Paddle Daddiez 2-0 to advance to the finals.
The championship match featured the #1 seed vs the #7 seed—Lob Mob vs Paddle Posse. Despite Paddle Posse’s impressive run, Lob Mob stayed locked in and claimed the title with a final 2-0 victory. Their path through the bracket was flawless, never dropping a set and proving they were the team to beat all season.
Congratulations to Lob Mob—your Tuesday Beginner Pickleball Champions! 🎉 Thanks to all teams for making this a fun, competitive, and memorable season. We’ll see you back on the courts next round!
The intermediate league brought out the best of the best on Tuesday night as the top teams clashed in a fast-paced, high-skill playoff to determine the champion. With only two rounds to claim the title, every rally mattered.
In the semifinals, #1 seed Dangerous Nights Crew faced off against #4 seed Team Z. Dangerous Nights Crew played with confidence and control, sweeping the match 2-0 to earn their spot in the finals. Meanwhile, #2 seed Pickle Me Elmo met #3 seed Dill With It and delivered an equally strong performance, also winning their match 2-0 to set up a highly anticipated showdown between the league’s top two seeds.
The finals didn’t disappoint—unless you were rooting for the top dogs. Pickle Me Elmo came in focused and fired up, playing nearly flawless pickleball to defeat Dangerous Nights Crew in a commanding 2-0 match. They played their sets right and walked away as well-deserved champions.
👏 Congratulations to Pickle Me Elmo—your Tuesday Intermediate Pickleball Champions! Thanks to all four teams for bringing the competition and making the season one to remember.
Team B emerged as champions of the Beginner II Division, edging out Kitchen Kids in a thrilling 2–1 final. Their path to the title was anything but easy, including a tight 2–1 semifinal win over Big Pickle Energy. In the championship match, Team B’s focus and solid teamwork made the difference, allowing them to outlast their opponents.
It was a season of steady improvement and timely plays for Team B. With their competitive spirit and smart strategy, they claimed the top spot in style. Cheers to Team B for an unforgettable championship run!
Dink Responsibly capped off an impressive season with a perfect playoff run, clinching the Beginner I Division championship with a 2–0 sweep over top-seeded In a Pickle. Their journey included a hard-fought 2–1 win over Picklicious in the quarterfinals and a confident 2–0 victory against The Paddle Pirates in the semifinals. In the final, they flipped the script from an early-season loss to In a Pickle, showcasing their growth and sharp play.
From smart shot placement to consistent teamwork, Dink Responsibly proved they were the team to beat when it mattered most. Congratulations to Dink Responsibly for an outstanding season and a well-earned championship!
PickleBros captured the Intermediate Division title after a gripping 2–1 victory over Pickle these Balls in the finals. Their playoff run was a showcase of skill, starting with a dominant 3–0 win over TeamWerk in the quarterfinals and a gritty 2–1 win over top-seeded Super Smash Bros. in the semifinals. When the championship match came, PickleBros found the right shots at the right time.
Their ability to adapt and deliver in the clutch set them apart. PickleBros earned their spot at the top, and they did it with smart play and great chemistry. Congratulations to PickleBros on a fantastic season!
After two exciting weeks of pickleball playoffs, the Thursday Beginner League has wrapped up with a thrilling finish and one team rising to the top as champion. The postseason began with a single first-round matchup, as the 8th and 9th seeds battled for a spot in the quarterfinals. Team C came out strong and swept The Real Dills 3-0, earning their place in the next round.
With the first-round byes behind them, the higher seeds stepped onto the court for some high-stakes quarterfinal action. The top-seeded Really Big Dills faced off against the newly victorious Team C and had to dig deep to survive a tough match, ultimately winning 2-1. Gherkins and Stay Out of the Kitchen played a nail-biter, with Gherkins narrowly taking the win 2-1. Mizz Picklez also faced a close match against The Dinklebergs but managed to come out on top 2-1. Meanwhile, the Pickle Princesses cruised through their quarterfinal match with a dominant 3-0 sweep over Dink Dink.
The semifinals featured four strong teams ready to leave it all on the court. Really Big Dills, continuing their strong run as the top seed, showed no signs of slowing down and shut out the 4th seed with an impressive 3-0 victory. On the other side of the bracket, second-seeded Mizz Picklez took on the surging Pickle Princesses and matched the energy of the top seed, winning 3-0 to secure their spot in the finals.
The championship match was set: the top two seeds, Really Big Dills and Mizz Picklez, clashing for the title. In the end, the number one seed proved exactly why they earned that top spot. With sharp teamwork, consistent play, and unwavering momentum, Really Big Dills swept Mizz Picklez 3-0 to win the championship and close out an incredible season.
Congratulations to the champions, Really Big Dills, and to all the teams who brought energy, sportsmanship, and fun to the league. What a season!
After two thrilling weeks of competitive play, the Thursday Intermediate League has officially crowned its champions—and the road to the top was filled with intensity, skill, and some serious pickleball prowess.
The playoffs began with the 5th and 4th seeds facing off, while the top three seeds enjoyed a well-earned first-round bye. Team Q took the court against Insert Pickle Pun, but it was all Insert Pickle Pun from the start. With sharp coordination and confident play, they swept Team Q 3-0 and advanced to the semifinals.
The semifinals featured the top seeds, and the action didn’t disappoint. First up, the number one seed Certified Lobber Boys stepped onto the court with a mission and delivered a commanding performance, shutting out Insert Pickle Pun 3-0. On the other side of the bracket, the second-seeded Dink Dongs faced off against third-seeded Baby Got Backhand. With consistency and calm under pressure, Dink Dongs swept the match 3-0 to set up a championship battle between the top two seeds.
In the finals, it was a clash of titans: Certified Lobber Boys versus Dink Dongs, a showdown of the league’s very best. But the Lobber Boys weren’t about to let the title slip through their fingers. In dominant fashion, they delivered a final 3-0 sweep, securing the championship without dropping a single game throughout the playoffs.
Congratulations to Certified Lobber Boys, your 2025 Intermediate League Champions! Their undefeated run was as smooth as their lobs—and they’ve definitely earned their spot at the top. Hats off to all teams for an awesome season!
The Thursday Beginner II League wrapped up an electric two-week playoff run with an unexpected twist and a hard-fought championship match. With the top two seeds receiving a first-round bye, the quarterfinals gave lower-seeded teams a chance to make their mark early.
Team A squared off against the Dopamine Dinkers in a close match, but the Dinkers came out on top 2-1, advancing to the semis. Meanwhile, Pickled Peppers made quick work of Dink and Dash, cruising to a 3-0 win and looking sharp heading into the next round.
In the semifinals, the playoff energy kicked into high gear. Top-seeded Kush and Dem Boys faced the surging Dopamine Dinkers, but in a surprise upset, the Dinkers edged out the win 2-1 and sent the number one seed packing. On the other side of the bracket, second-seeded Team D met third-seeded Pickled Peppers and made a statement of their own, shutting them out 3-0 in a decisive performance.
That set the stage for a dramatic final between the 5th seed and the 2nd seed. Both teams brought their best, and every point mattered. In a back-and-forth battle, Team D dug deep and emerged victorious with a tight 2-1 win to claim the Beginner II championship.
Congratulations to Team D, your 2025 Beginner II Champions! They showed poise, power, and teamwork when it counted most—and walked away with the title to prove it.
The Beginner Division I League playoffs wrapped up in classic pickleball fashion—tight matches, big upsets, and a championship game that went down to the wire. With the top three seeds earning a first-round bye, it all kicked off with an intense matchup between the Rally Cats and the Cinco Crew. Both teams came to play, but it was the Cinco Crew who edged it out 2-1 to move on to the semifinals.
From there, things only got more competitive. Top-seeded Pickle My Balls took on the hot-handed Cinco Crew and managed to hold them off with a 2-1 win. Meanwhile, the second-seeded Picklebacks squared off against the third-seeded Pickle Rapp in another razor-close battle. The Picklebacks kept their cool under pressure and came out on top, also winning 2-1.
That set up a finals clash between the league’s top two seeds: Pickle My Balls and Picklebacks. In what may have been the most exciting match of the season, both teams pushed each other to the limit. But when it mattered most, it was the Picklebacks who sealed the deal with a 2-1 victory, claiming the championship and finishing their playoff run on top.
Congratulations to the Picklebacks, your 2025 Beginner I League Champions! A team that proved their grit and grind every step of the way—this title was well-earned.
The Thursday Intermediate League playoffs wrapped up with a championship run that was as smooth as it was dominant. Heading into the postseason, Team Z held the top seed after an undefeated regular season—and they never looked back.
Their semifinal matchup against the Cucumbers never made it to the court, as the Cucumbers forfeited, sending Team Z straight to the finals. Meanwhile, on the other side of the bracket, the second-seeded Drinkers Who Dink took on the third-seeded Dink-182. Drinkers came out sharp and focused, handling the match with confidence and sweeping 3-0 to book their spot in the finals.
That set up a highly anticipated championship between the league’s top two teams. But when it came time to play, Team Z showed everyone why they were undefeated all season. With power, precision, and poise, they shut out the Drinkers Who Dink 3-0 and claimed the title without dropping a single game.
Congratulations to Team Z, your 2025 Intermediate Champions! A flawless season capped by a flawless playoff performance—this squad left no doubt about who runs the court.
The Party Pickleball playoffs wrapped up after two exciting weeks of fierce competition, big energy, and even bigger dinks. The top two seeds, The Slice is Right and Big Dill Energy, both earned first-round byes and waited to see who would challenge them in the semifinals. In the opening round, Effers came out strong and took down Team A with a convincing 7-2 win. On the other side of the bracket, Carpe Dink’em battled it out with Team B in a close match, ultimately pulling off a narrow 5-4 victory.
With the semifinals set, The Slice is Right faced off against Effers and lived up to their top seed status, earning a solid 6-3 win to advance to the finals. Big Dill Energy matched that performance, also taking a 6-3 win over Carpe Dink’em and setting up a highly anticipated championship showdown between the top two seeds.
In the final match, it was Big Dill Energy who brought the heat and lived up to their name, defeating The Slice is Right 6-3 to take home the title. Congratulations to Big Dill Energy, your Party Pickleball champs! We’ll see you on the courts next season!
The Sunday Beginner Pickleball playoffs brought the serves, the dinks, and even a little windstorm to spice things up.
Week 1 of playoffs saw Carpe Dink’em take on the Day Dinkers in a tightly contested match. Despite the gusty conditions, Day Dinkers managed to hold steady and pull off a 2-1 victory. On the other side of the bracket, In a Pickle and the Pickle Ballers battled it out in another close matchup, with the Pickle Ballers edging ahead 2-1 to earn their spot in the finals. Wind was a real MVP that day—making every rally an unpredictable adventure!
Fast forward to Championship Sunday, and with much better weather on their side, the Day Dinkers brought their A-game. They sealed the deal in two straight rounds against the Pickle Ballers, claiming the Beginner Division title with a solid 2-0 win—no third round needed.
Congratulations to the Day Dinkers, your Sunday Beginner Pickleball Champs!
The Intermediate Division playoffs served up two weeks of wild weather, unpredictable bounces, and some seriously fun competition!
Week 1 kicked off with some major wind, making it a challenge just to keep the ball in play. Team D was set to face Tickle My Pickle, but an unexpected no-show from the latter sent Team D straight to the finals. On the other side, Good Game and +1-MILLION AURA battled through the blustery chaos in an exciting and respectful match, even rotating sides to keep things fair against the wind. After three close games, +1-MILLION AURA pulled off the 2-1 win to advance.
Championship Sunday brought much better weather—and the competition didn’t disappoint. Team D and +1-MILLION AURA went head-to-head in a hard-fought match full of long rallies and intense points. In the end, Team D came out on top, closing it out in two straight games to claim the Intermediate Division title!
Congrats to Team D, your champs of the Intermediate Division!
The Beginner Playoffs took place over two exciting weeks, with teams battling for the championship title. Carpe Dink’em, the first seed and undefeated powerhouse, earned a bye in the first round, while the remaining teams fought for a chance to advance.
The first round saw some great matchups. 🏓 Team B faced off against Team A, securing a 2-1 victory. Meanwhile, The Pickletinis were set to play Team C, but with Team C forfeiting, The Pickletinis automatically advanced. 🏓 In another close match, Team E took on Team D and emerged victorious 2-1, completing the first week of play.
With the finals in sight, the semi-finals brought even more action. 🔥 Carpe Dink’em showed why they were the top seed, sweeping Team B in a dominant 3-0 performance. The Pickletinis also advanced, setting up an exciting championship match.
In the final showdown, Carpe Dink’em, still undefeated, took on The Pickletinis for the title. Proving their strength once again, Carpe Dink’em claimed a 2-0 victory, officially closing out a perfect season and securing the championship! 🏆🎉
Congratulations to Carpe Dink’em on their undefeated season and championship win! 👏👏👏
A huge thank you to all the teams for an incredible season—we can’t wait to see you all back on the courts soon!
Over the past two weeks, our intermediate pickleball teams battled it out for the championship title, delivering some exciting and competitive matches!
The first round set the stage for an intense playoff run. 🏓 We Drill That dominated Quick Pickles, sweeping the match 3-0. 🏓 Team Darby edged out Undrafted in a close match, winning 2-1. 🏓 Shiver Me Pickles took a strong 3-0 victory over The Pickle Backs, while 🏓 Kind of a Big Dill fought off Dangerous Nights, securing a 2-1 win.
With the competition heating up, the semi-finals brought even more thrilling matchups. 🔥 We Drill That continued their dominant run, defeating Team Darby 3-0. 🔥 Kind of a Big Dill battled hard against Shiver Me Pickles, winning a tight 2-1 match to secure their spot in the finals.
The championship match saw 1st seed We Drill That facing off against 3rd seed Kind of a Big Dill. With an unstoppable performance, We Drill That secured the title with a 2-0 sweep, wrapping up an undefeated season! 🏆🎉
Congratulations to We Drill That on their perfect season and championship win! 👏👏👏
Thanks to all the teams for a great season—we can’t wait for the next one!
The Beginner II Pickleball Playoffs brought fierce competition, hard-fought matches, and a dramatic championship showdown in the rain.Top-seeded Wham Bam Slam You Maam and Pickle Patrol entered the postseason as top standing and secured first-round byes. In the quarterfinals, Team A dominated The Kitchen Kids with a 3-0 sweep to advance to the semifinals. TV Watchers followed suit, defeating Team B 3-0 to secure their spot in the next round. In the semifinals, Wham Bam Slam You Maam took care of business against Team A, winning 2-0 without needing a third match. Meanwhile, Pickle Patrol and TV Watchers battled in a tight matchup, with Pickle Patrol pulling out a 2-1 victory to advance to the championship.The finals featured a highly anticipated rematch between Wham Bam Slam You Maam and Pickle Patrol, who first clashed in Week 2, where Wham Bam claimed a dominant 3-0 victory. This time, the championship was a different story, as Pickle Patrol fought hard in a rainy, down-to-the-wire battle. In the end, Wham Bam Slam You Maam prevailed 2-1, securing the championship and completing a perfect, undefeated season.
Congratulations to Wham Bam Slam You Maam, the Beginner II Pickleball Champions!
The Pickleball Beginner I Playoffs brought intense competition, unexpected upsets, and a championship match that kept everyone fighting till the end! With Cookin in the Kitchen and In a Pickle earning byes in the quarterfinals, the action kicked off with Kitchen Cleaners dominating Pickleball Peeps in a 3-0 sweep. This victory set up a semifinal showdown between Kitchen Cleaners and top-seeded Cookin in the Kitchen, where the underdog Kitchen Cleaners pulled off an impressive 2-0 win, securing their spot in the finals without needing a third match. On the other side of the bracket, Dinkin’ Doughnuts delivered a flawless 3-0 victory over The Real Picklebacks in the quarterfinals. Their momentum carried into the semifinals against In a Pickle, where they pushed the match to the limit. However, In a Pickle held strong, closing out a 2-1 win to advance to the championship. The finals saw the fourth-seeded Kitchen Cleaners taking on the second-seeded In a Pickle in an intense battle for the title in the pouring rain. The Kitchen Cleaners put up a strong fight, but In a Pickle emerged victorious with a 2-1 win, securing the championship and proving their resilience throughout the playoffs.
Congratulations to In a Pickle, the Pickleball Beginner I champions!
The Intermediate Pickleball Playoffs were filled with upsets, intense rallies, and a championship showdown in the rain that no one saw coming. Super Smash Bros and Pickle These Balls, the top two seeds, earned byes to the semifinals, while the action kicked off in the quarterfinals. In a sibling showdown, Pickle Bros - East 2025 edged out Pickle Bros West 2-1, securing their spot in the semis. On the other side, Carlos Danger’s Dinkers dominated Corner Blasters with a 3-0 sweep, punching their ticket to the next round. The semifinals brought chaos and unexpected twists. The top-seeded Super Smash Bros faced Pickle Bros - East 2025, but the underdogs delivered a shocking 2-1 upset, knocking out the No. 1 seed and booking their place in the finals. Meanwhile, as the rain intensified into a downpour, Carlos Danger’s Dinkers and Pickle These Balls pushed through the weather in a gritty semifinal match. Carlos’ squad came out on top, winning 2-0, and advancing to face Pickle Bros - East 2025 in the championship. In the finals, the 5th-seeded Pickle Bros - East 2025 continued their Cinderella run, delivering another dominant 2-0 victory over Carlos Danger’s Dinkers to claim the championship title. From the quarterfinals to the finals, Pickle Bros - East 2025 fought through tough matchups and the elements to emerge victorious as the Intermediate Pickleball Champions!
Congratulations to Pickle Bros - East 2025 on their incredible playoff run!
The Big Dill Energy team had an exciting semi-final match, winning 5-4 in a close game. They played hard and stayed focused, making every point count. In the finals, they won by forfeit, finishing strong and securing their championship title. It was a great mix of tough competition and an easy victory, proving they were the team to beat.
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The Hard Ballin’ team showed their strength in the championship match, winning with a 5-1 victory. They played with skill, confidence, and teamwork, controlling the game from start to finish. With hard work and determination, Hard Ballin’ earned their championship title in style.
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Big Dink Energy triumphed over Pickle Me Elmo in an intense pickleball championship match. With precise dinks and solid strategy, Big Dink Energy secured a 6-3 win, dominating key moments to claim the title.
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Here are your 3 Championship teams for this Winter Pickleball season!
Gold - Team AA
Silver - Grey Team
Bronze - Pickle Pals
Congratulations to our winners, and thank you to everyone for making this season so much fun.
Catch you all in the kitchen next season!
“Backhand Bandits” are the Thursday Beginner II Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season, after defeating “Team D” 2-1!
It was the playoffs for Thursday Pickleballl last night and everyone was excited to see who would win it all! “Backhand Bandits” and “Team D” were the last two teams remaining in the tournament and no one knew who was going to walk away as the champions of Thursday Beginner II Pickleball! “Backhand Bandits” came out looking like they were playing in the US Open and dominated the first game, taking an early lead in the championship. It looked like nothing could stop “Backhand Bandits” from being crowned the champions but “Team D” was not going down without a fight. “Team D” changed up their game plan and was able to win the second match with amazing returns and great teamwork, forcing a third and final match! “Backhand Bandits” started the third game on fire and had the lead for a good portion of the game, but “Team D” came right back with some impressive rallies of their own and took the lead late in the final match.“Backhand Bandits” was able to find a groove late in the third game and won the match and became the champions of Thursday Beginner II Pickleball!
Congratulations to “Backhand Bandits” on becoming the Thursday Beginner II Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season!
“Dinkers” are the Thursday Beginner I Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season, after defeating “Dink Responsibly” 2-0!
It was the playoffs for Pickleball last night and it did not disappoint! “Dinkers” and “Dink Responsibly” were the last two teams remaining in the playoffs and everyone was excited to see who would take home the title for our Thursday Beginner I Pickleball league! “Dinkers” came out determined to win the first game and that’s exactly what they did. “Dinkers” dominated the first match and they never looked back from there. “Dink Responsibly” played their hearts out but “Dinkers” were just too hot to handle. “Dinkers” won the championship 2-0 with their amazing teamwork, impressive serves and incredible knowledge in the kitchen!
Congratulations to “Dinkers” on becoming the Thursday Beginner I Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season!
“Godfathers III” are the Thursday Intermediate Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season, after defeating “Team X” 2-0!
It was the playoffs for Thursday Pickleballl last night and it did not disappoint! After two very hard fought semifinal matches, the championship was finally set. “Godfathers III” and “Team X” were the last two teams remaining in the tournament and no one knew who was going to take home the title! “Godfathers III” jumped out of the gates on fire in the first game and took an early 1-0 lead in the championship. It looked like “Godfathers III” were going to be crowned the champions after the second match but “Team X” had other ideas for game two. “Team X” changed up their game plan and was able to keep the match competitive all the way until the end with their amazing teamwork! It was tied up between these two heavy weights and it all came down to the last few points of the game. “Godfathers III” found a groove late in the second match with some impressive serves and rallies. They ended up winning the second game and became the champions of Thursday Intermediate Pickleball!
Congratulations to “Godfathers III” on becoming the Thursday Intermediate Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season!
“Dill With It” are the Thursday Beginner Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season, after defeating “Pickle Envy” 2-1!
It was the playoffs for Thursday Pickleballl last night and everyone was excited to see who would win it all! “Dill With It” and “Pickle Envy” were the last two teams remaining in the tournament and no one knew who was going to walk away as the champions of Thursday Pickleball! “Dill With It” came out looking like they were playing in the US Open and dominated the first game, taking an early lead in the championship. It looked like nothing could stop “Dill With It” from being crowned the champions but “Pickle Envy” was not going down without a fight. “Pickle Envy” changed up their game plan and was able to win the second match with amazing returns and great teamwork, forcing a third and final match! “Dill With It”” started the third game on fire and had the lead for a good portion of the game, but “Pickle Envy” came right back with some impressive rallies of their own and took the lead late in the final match.“Dill With It” was able to find a groove late in the third game and won the match and became the champions of Thursday Beginner Pickleball!
Congratulations to “Dill With It” on becoming the Thursday Beginner Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season!
“xXx: Return of Xander Cage” are the Thursday Intermediate Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season, after defeating “Cucumberball” 2-0!
It was the playoffs for Pickleball last night and it did not disappoint! “xXx: Return of Xander Cage” and “Cucumberball” were the last two teams remaining in the playoffs and everyone was excited to see who would take home the title for our Thursday Intermediate Pickleball league! “xXx: Return of Xander Cage” came out determined to win the first game and that’s exactly what they did. “xXx: Return of Xander Cage” dominated the first game and they never looked back from there. “Cucumberball” played their hearts out but “xXx: Return of Xander Cage” were just too hot to handle. “xXx: Return of Xander Cage” won the championship 2-0 with their amazing teamwork, impressive serves and incredible knowledge in the kitchen!
Congratulations to “xXx: Return of Xander Cage” on becoming the Thursday Intermediate Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season!
“Big Dill Energy” are the Monday Party Pickleball Champions of the Winter ‘25 Season, after defeating “Team E” 5-4!
It was the playoffs for Monday Pickleballl last night and everyone was excited to see who would win it all! “Big Dill Energy” and “Team E” were the last two teams remaining in the tournament and no one knew who was going to walk away as the champions of Monday Pickleball! “Big Dill Energy” came out looking like they were playing in the US Open and dominated the first games of the match, taking an early lead in the championship. It looked like nothing could stop “Big Dill Energy” from being crowned the champions but “Team E” was not going down without a fight. “Team E” changed up their game plan and won a couple of games with their amazing teamwork and brilliant play on the court! “Team E” kept their hopes and dreams of winning the championship alive for most of the match, but “Big Dill Energy’s” impressive serves, tremendous rallies and outstanding knowledge in the kitchen helped them become the champions of Monday Party Pickleball!
Congratulations to “Big Dill Energy” on becoming the Monday Party Pickleball Champions of the Winter ‘25 Season!
“The Pickletini’s” are the Tuesday Beginner Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season, after defeating “Picklers” 2-0!
It was the playoffs for Pickleball last night and it did not disappoint! “The Pickletini’s” and “Picklers” were the last two teams remaining in the playoffs and everyone was excited to see who would take home the title for our Tuesday Beginner Pickleball league! “The Pickletini’s” came out determined to win the first game and that’s exactly what they did. “The Pickletini’s” dominated the first game and they never looked back from there. “Picklers” played their hearts out but “The Pickletini’s” were just too hot to handle. “The Pickletini’s” won the championship 2-0 with their amazing teamwork, impressive serves and incredible knowledge in the kitchen!
Congratulations to “The Pickletini’s” on becoming the Tuesday Beginner Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season!
“Kind of a Big Dill” are the Tuesday Intermediate Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season, after defeating “Undrafted” 2-1!
It was the playoffs for Tuesday Pickleballl last night and everyone was excited to see who would win it all! “Kind of a Big Dill” and “Undrafted” were the last two teams remaining in the tournament and no one knew who was going to walk away as the champions of Tuesday Pickleball! “Undrafted” came out looking like they were playing in the US Open and dominated the first game, taking an early lead in the championship. It looked like nothing could stop “Undrafted” from being crowned the champions but “Kind of a Big Dill” was not going down without a fight. “Kind of a Big Dill” changed up their game plan and was able to win the second match with amazing returns and great teamwork, forcing a third and final match! “Kind of a Big Dill”” started the third game on fire and had the lead for a good portion of the game, but “Undrafted” came right back with some impressive rallies of their own and took the lead late in the final match.“Kind of a Big Dill” was able to find a groove late in the third game and won the match and became the champions of Tuesday Intermediate Pickleball!
Congratulations to “Kind of a Big Dill” on becoming the Tuesday Intermediate Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season!
“Hot in the Kitchen” are the Wednesday Beginner II Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season, after defeating “Pickleball peeps” 2-1!
It was the playoffs for Wednesday Pickleballl last night and everyone was excited to see who would win it all! “Hot in the Kitchen” and “Pickleball peeps”” were the last two teams remaining in the tournament and no one knew who was going to walk away as the champions of Wednesday Pickleball! “Hot in the Kitchen” came out looking like they were playing in the US Open and dominated the first game, taking an early lead in the championship. It looked like nothing could stop “Hot in the Kitchen” from being crowned the champions but “Pickleball peeps”” were not going down without a fight. “Pickleball peeps”” changed up their game plan and were able to win the second match with amazing returns and great teamwork forcing a third and final match! “Pickleball peeps”” started the third game on fire and had the lead for a good portion of the game, but “Hot in the Kitchen” came right back with some impressive rallies of their own and took the lead late in the final match.“Hot in the Kitchen” were able to find a groove late in the third game and won the match and became the champions of Wednesday Beginner II Pickleball!
Congratulations to “Hot in the Kitchen” on becoming the Wednesday Beginner II Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season!
“Carlos Danger’s Dinkers” are the Wednesday Beginner Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season, after defeating “In A Pickle” 2-0!
It was the playoffs for Wednesday Pickleballl last night and it did not disappoint! After two very hard fought semifinal matches, the championship was finally set. “Carlos Danger’s Dinkers” and “In A Pickle” were the last two teams remaining in the tournament and no one knew who was going to take home the title! “Carlos Danger’s Dinkers” jumped out of the gates on fire in the first game and took an early 1-0 lead in the championship. It looked like “Carlos Danger’s Dinkers” were going to be crowned the champions after the second match but “In A Pickle” had other ideas for game two. “In A Pickle” changed up their game plan and was able to keep the match competitive all the way until the end with their amazing teamwork! It was tied up between these two heavy weights and it all came down to the last few points of the game. “Carlos Danger’s Dinkers” found a groove late in the second match with some impressive serves and rallies. They ended up winning the second game and became the champions of Wednesday Beginner Pickleball!
Congratulations to “Carlos Danger’s Dinkers” on becoming the Wednesday Beginner Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season!
“Super Smash Bros” are the Wednesday Intermediate Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season, after defeating “Pickle these balls” 2-0!
It was the playoffs for Pickleball last night and it did not disappoint! “Super Smash Bros” and “Pickle these balls” were the last two teams remaining in the playoffs and everyone was excited to see who would take home the title for our Wednesday Intermediate Pickleball league! “Super Smash Bros” came out determined to win the first game and that’s exactly what they did. “Super Smash Bros” dominated the first game and they never looked back from there. “Pickle these balls” played their hearts out but “Super Smash Bros” were just too hot to handle. “Super Smash Bros” won the championship 2-0 with their amazing teamwork, impressive serves and incredible knowledge in the kitchen!
Congratulations to “Super Smash Bros” on becoming the Wednesday Intermediate Pickleball Champions of the Late Fall ‘24 Season!
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