The Greater Terre Haute Pickleball Association (GTHPA Inc, a 501c3) in collaboration with 812Pickleball is proud to bring this ultra fun tournament for all ages to the amazing Brittlebank Park Pickleball complex in the crossroads of America, Terre Haute, Indiana! Local player and pickleball community favorite, Deli Stinnett, will direct this tournament of men and women of all ages and skills (including JUNIORS!) who will dink and bang it out for court supremacy! This is the end of summer outdoor tournament you don't want to miss. This will be a round robin tourney that is designed to make it a super-great player experience by providing multiple games and a competitive bracket playoff round at the end for the top teams from each division. Each skill level division will play a round robin leading up to a bracket playoff of the top 4 teams which will determine 1st-3rd place. You will register with a partner and stay with your partner the entire round robin (no changing partners, no randomly assigned partners). If you do not have a partner and need help finding a partner, message us and we'll assist you in finding a partner. If a division has less than 4 teams, the division will be combined with another division. If a division cannot be combined due to lack of players/teams, the division will be eliminated and a refund will be given.
SCHEDULE:
Friday May 16th--- SINGLES, men's and women's
Saturday May 17th ---Men's and Women Doubles
Sunday May 18th ---Mixed Doubles; Junior Doubles
START TIMES: specific start times for each division will be determined and sent out the week before the tournament. We anticipate starting at 8am each morning and having each division started by 11am. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled division start time.
FORMAT
Play will be round robin (pool play) with playoffs. All teams/players will play a minimum of 4-6 games. Round robins will consist of a minimum of 4 teams/players. Top 4 teams/players will advance to a playoff. If a bracket consists of more than 2 pools of 6 teams/players, there is a potential for 6 teams/players to advance to playoffs. If a pool has more than 7 teams, the round robin games will be played to 11, not 15.
**Some pools/skill levels may be combined depending on number of teams entered. See above.