Apr 11 – Apr 18, 2026Apr 11 – Apr 18, 2026
Mix Doubles Divisions: Beg (2-3.25)/Int (3.25-3.75)/Senior-ish (3.0+, Age 50+) Brackets
8:00 am-12:00 pm
Round-robin > single-elimination medals matches, 4 games guaranteed (assuming enough teams in a division/pool)
Men's & Women's Doubles Divisions: Beg (2-3.25)/Int (3.25-3.75)/Senior-ish (3.0+, Age 50+) Brackets
2:00 pm-5:00 pm
Round-robin > single-elimination medals matches, 4 games guaranteed (assuming enough teams in a division/pool)
$60/player registration through April 4
If you register for (2) events, the second event is $30
Registration fee includes: Individual tournament entry, t-shirt (*), a meal, and a swag bag.
*******PLEASE NOTE: As of April 3rd, all future registerations are guaranteed to receive a T-shirt; however, size availability may be limited.******
DUPR not required for registration, but is required for recording scores on the day of the tourney. So, please try to have your DUPR connected to your FluidPB account before tourney day.
ℹ️ Please note that the Tournament Director has the right to change division start times, combine any divisions, based on turnout, move players around, etc., for the good of the tournament.
Email contact@gtxpba.org with any questions and for SPONSOR inquiries!
ℹ️ Please be aware that registration is open until April 7, but t-shirt orders have to be made by March 30, for prompt delivery. So, players that register after March 30 will have limited t-shirt size choices.
(*) after April 4, 2025, registrants will receive a t-shirt from a random inventory of sizes, whiles supplies last.
The Georgetown Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to supporting children and youth (ages 0-18), along with their families, caregivers, and support systems. By identifying community needs and developing resources, relationships, and services, TGP helps young people build the skills they need to become caring, capable, and resilient adults. Proceeds will benefit TGP programs like Bridges to Growth, which provides parent education, support groups, children's enrichment activities, ESL, and GED classes; NEST Empowerment Center, a drop-in center for GISD teens who are homeless, unaccompanied, or at-risk; and Youth Employment Program, which provides Georgetown teens with an 8 week internship at a local business, job readiness training, and mentorship.
https://www.georgetownproject.org/
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The Georgetown,TX Pickleball Association (GTX PBA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, that is free and open to the local pickleball community and is here to:
– Advocate for pickleball through community engagement, events, and supporting expansion and improvements to pickleball venues in Georgetown.
– Foster a pickleball environment that is friendly, safe, inclusive, and fun, while still promoting competition.
– Support an environment where all players are treated equally, sportsmanship is more important than winning, strong competition is good but not relentless, and where mutual respect is central to our community.
– Provide opportunities to give back to our community through pickleball-focused activities, events and volunteer opportunities.
All registration fees are non-refundable. No refunds will be issued.
In the event of a tournament cancellation due to unforeseen circumstances—such as severe weather, safety concerns, or other factors beyond our control—a rain-out date is scheduled for April 12. All registrations will automatically transfer to this date.
If you are unable to attend, we kindly ask that you consider your registration fee a donation to The Georgetown Project, supporting programs that make a difference in our community.
Thank you for your understanding and support in helping us create a successful and impactful event for everyone involved!
All entries will include one meal and drinks. There will also be food trucks, with food and drinks available to purchase at the event.
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