To determine your play level, use the following resources below:
USA Pickleball Definitions of Player Skill Ratings
Definitions of Player Skill Ratings – USA Pickleball
Simple Yes or No Way to figure out your skill level.

Beginner pickleball is designed for players who are new to the sport or have limited experience. Participants will learn the basic rules, scoring, court positioning, serving, and fundamental strokes in a fun, supportive environment while building confidence through practice and games.
Open play sessions for fun, social, and organized games. Players rotate partners and opponents throughout the session, making it easy to meet others and enjoy multiple matches. Whether you’re looking for friendly competition or just want to get more court time, open play is a great way to improve your skills and connect with the pickleball community.
By Invitation Only:
Advanced Group Expectations:
We have higher expectations for the Advanced Group
- We are here for fun and good competition! Please come with a good attitude and be a good sport. If you are too caught up in winning at all costs or have a poor attitude, you may be removed from this group.
- You are expected to play for the majority of the 2hrs. But if you get injured or too tired, we understand. You may request to sub out as needed. If you can only play for 1hr, please DO NOT sign up.
- You are expected to sign up within 1hr of the event. Any later, eligibility will be at the discretion of the session leader.
- If you signed up, we expect you to attend! Please be sure to show up AT LEAST 15m before session start time to help set up. If you NO-SHOW 2x, you may be removed from this group.
Round Robin is an invitation only tournament format in which every player rotates through multiple games against a variety of opponents, rather than being eliminated after a single loss. You must be able to play non-stop at the 3.5 or higher level for 2 hours.
King/Queen of the Court is a competitive invitation only format in which winners advance up or remain on the top court while losers rotate down or remain on the bottom court, with the objective of finishing the session as the King/Queen court champions.