2027 Polar Paddle Pickleball Tournament - Youth/Adult

Friday, January 15, 2027 @ 5:00 PM (CST)
Ages 8-99 · Co-Ed
S. IL Justice & Development Workforce Campus 2300 West Main St. BellevilleIL  62220
Friday, January 15, 2027 @ 5:00 PM (CST)
Ages 8-99 · Co-Ed
S. IL Justice & Development Workforce Campus 2300 West Main St. BellevilleIL  62220

2027 Polar Paddle Pickleball Tournament - Youth/Adult

Jan 15 (Friday)

5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Ages 8-99 · Co-Ed

S. IL Justice & Development Workforce Campus

Starting at

$45.00

Meeting Dates

Jan 15, 2027

Each Friday from 05:00 PM to 09:00 PM

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The temperatures may be freezing, but the competition will be red hot at the Polar Paddle Showdown! Join us for a fun-filled pickleball tournament featuring exciting matches, great sportsmanship, and plenty of winter fun. Teams of one adult 18+ and one youth(8-14yr) are invited to compete for bragging rights and championship honors. Don't let the cold keep you inside—hit the courts and start the year with a smash!
All team pairings are welcome:
*Men's Doubles*Women's Doubles*Mixed Doubles
Please note: Registration is per team, not per player.
3.0 Pickleball PlayerA 3.0 player has a solid understanding of the basic rules and fundamentals of pickleball. They can sustain short to moderate rallies, are developing consistency with serves and returns, and are beginning to use strategic shot placement rather than simply hitting the ball back. Players at this level are learning to control dinks and volleys but may still struggle with consistency, shot selection, and court positioning during faster-paced play.
3.5 Pickleball PlayerA 3.5 player demonstrates greater consistency and court awareness. They can sustain longer rallies, place shots with purpose, and regularly use dinks, drop shots, and volleys as part of their strategy. Players at this level understand proper positioning with their partner, communicate effectively during doubles play, and can adapt to different opponents. While they continue to refine their skills, 3.5 players are generally comfortable with a faster pace of play and can execute a wider variety of shots with consistency.

Activity Sub-Category

Adult

Location

2300 W Main Street, Belleville, IL 62226

Organizer Info

  • City of Belleville

Map & Direction

S. IL Justice & Development Workforce Campus 2300 West Main St. BellevilleIL  62220
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