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November E-Newsletter Pickleball Canada
An E-Newsletter for Canadian Pickleball Players
November, 2009 Volume 1 Number 6
Find out what is happening in Canadian Pickleball. Read the November issue of Pickleball Canada November E-Newsletter.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Pickleball Needs your support for Actifest, 2010
Attention all Pickleball Players in Ontario
Back on September 8, 2009, I made a presentation to the planning committee of Actifest, 2010 to include Pickleball in next year's Ontario Senior Games in Oshawa. The committee very graciously gave me their overwhelming support to include Pickleball as a demonstration sport.
I made a committment to put on a great event for Pickleball in Ontario and now I need your help to make it happen. I need all players to support this event in every way they can. The first is as a player. We need to have as many players as we can participating in this event. Notice my choice of word, participating. This is about participation not competition.
The second part of the equation is the behind the scenes work that must go on to make these events happen. Tons of volunteers are needed for all events. To make the job of the organizers easier, I promised I would run the pickleball event and get all of you to help me, at least a few of you. Now is the time to act.
I want you to go right now to the link below and sign up to volunter to help with pickleball or other activities if you can afford the time and live near Oshawa. I just signed up to run pickleball and help with opening ceremonies and other jobs. Now its your turn. Click to register on line.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Pickleball is taking off big time in Windsor, Ontario
Report by Barbie Dean
Pickleball is taking off in Windsor, Ontario. Last year, Pickleball was introduce to Windsor at Puce Sports and Leisure Centre. This year a second larger location has been added at Riverside Minor Baseball Centre.
The new club started on September 29th and they are funded by WECSSO (Windsor Essex County Senior Sports Organization). Everyone must be 55 years and older to belong to the club. The group is playing Tuesday and Thursday from 10 - 12 noon and the club is considering adding a third day to accomodate the interest.
Congratulations to Barbie Dean, Alice Bell and the rest of the ladies who have worked so hard to get a location for Pickleball in Windsor. They are getting the support they need from players who are coming out to try the game. Well done Windsor Pickleball.
The following photos were taken on October 6, 2009 by Ruth Haliburton.
Pickleball is taking off in Windsor, Ontario. Last year, Pickleball was introduce to Windsor at Puce Sports and Leisure Centre. This year a second larger location has been added at Riverside Minor Baseball Centre.
The new club started on September 29th and they are funded by WECSSO (Windsor Essex County Senior Sports Organization). Everyone must be 55 years and older to belong to the club. The group is playing Tuesday and Thursday from 10 - 12 noon and the club is considering adding a third day to accomodate the interest.
Congratulations to Barbie Dean, Alice Bell and the rest of the ladies who have worked so hard to get a location for Pickleball in Windsor. They are getting the support they need from players who are coming out to try the game. Well done Windsor Pickleball.
The following photos were taken on October 6, 2009 by Ruth Haliburton.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Pickleball a 'big dill' in Port Perry, says promoter
Wayne Roswell brings new sport to Scugog's seniors
Oct 07, 2009 - 03:08 PM
By Emily-Rose Gibbons
SCUGOG -- Pickleball is on the rise in Scugog, thanks in part to promoter Wayne Roswell who recently introduced the sport to Port Perry's seniors.
Mr. Roswell introduced the game of pickleball to the Port Perry Senior Club on Sept. 24, where the group was first told the general rules of the game. Then they had the opportunity to participate in a few rounds, learning some pickleball lingo along the way.
One of Mr. Roswell's favourite pickleball quotes, "No big dill," caused chuckles to erupt across the courts.
Here is the rest of the article. Pickleball a 'big dill' in Port Perry
Oct 07, 2009 - 03:08 PM
By Emily-Rose Gibbons
Mr. Roswell introduced the game of pickleball to the Port Perry Senior Club on Sept. 24, where the group was first told the general rules of the game. Then they had the opportunity to participate in a few rounds, learning some pickleball lingo along the way.
One of Mr. Roswell's favourite pickleball quotes, "No big dill," caused chuckles to erupt across the courts.
Here is the rest of the article. Pickleball a 'big dill' in Port Perry
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