Games & Scoring format:

Minimum 4 games guaranteed
Round Robin: 11 to win by 2 / 15 to win by 2

Playoffs: 11 to win by 2 / 15 to win by 2
Bronze: 15 to win by 2
Gold: Best of 3 games, 11 to win by 2

Note:

Tournament director can modify event formats as needed depending on registrations

Regardless of the pool size, we will try out best to complete each bracket within 3 hours.

Only USAPA & UPA-A approved paddles are allowed

Official ball: Selkirk Pro S1

Check in & Warm up:

Please plan to arrive atleast 30 minutes early to check in, sign waiver at the front desk.

Players must be present by the start time of their pool. If a court is assigned for a match, players have up to 5 min to start the game or the tournament director may determine that the team with the missing player should forfeit the match.

Warm up time: 5 mins for the first game, after that 2 mins max.

Time out: 1 minute per team in Round Robin & Playoffs | 2 minutes per team in the Medal games

Official Referees: For Semifinals & Medal matches

Players will monitor their own line calls and scoring. Our team can assist if needed.

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Join our DUPR Club

Please make sure to join our DUPR club - Just One More Game before the event to submit your scores.

Rules

Our event will follow USAPA rules (see: https://usapickleball.org/what-is-pickleball/official-rules/). Players may ask any questions they have or report any violations at the tournament desk. The tournament director may use their discretion in interpreting or modifying the USAPA rules to suit the specific scenario and ensure fun/competitive play.

Only USAP & UAP approved Paddles are allowed.

USA Pickleball "delisted" the following paddles; Joola: Preseus 14mm Mod TA-15, Preseus 16mm Mod TA-15, Gearbox: Pro Power Elongated, Pro Kennex: Black Ace Ovation, Black Ace Pro, and Black Ace XF which players WILL NOT be allowed to use during medal matches

Since this is an amateur-only event, we will give players the opportunity to switch paddles (or choose to forfeit) rather than default to a forfeited game as stated in the USAPA rules, especially in light of paddles with an approved stamp that are no longer on the approved list.