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There's a party and you're invited!

On Friday, October 29th, we will be having a Pizza 'n' Pickleball party!
Join us from 6-8:30p for some fun pickleball and food.
Bring family members or friends who want to know that pickleball is all about. (under 17 free!)
Head over to this page to RSVP! CLICK HERE

Schedule and News Alerts

Normal pickleball hours:

Tuesday: 4:30p - 5:30p
Thursday: 5-7p
Saturday 12-1:30p (session 1), 1:30-3p (session 2)

The above schedule is subject to cancellation based on prior parish commitments. Make sure you are signed up on our email list and check this website calendar to be up to date about the schedule.

Welcome to the Holy Family Pickleball website!

We are pleased to introduce the Holy Family parish to one of America's fastest growing sports - Pickleball!

We have lots of info about the game on our info page. If you want to get familiar with the game, head on over there (click here) and take a look at some of the info resources we have located for you.

Thanks to the hard work of parishioner Joe Imorde and others, we have acquired equipment to provide free open play in the gymnasium. See the calendar for times.

We have 3 playing courts available. The strive to accommodate all levels of players - those who just heard of it to some more experienced players. This is a friendly atmosphere with some great opportunity to learn the sport and improve your game by learning from some more experienced players.

NOTE: Please add your name to the email list and complete the waiver form BEFORE coming to play. All players must have had registered before being allowed to play.

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Did you know....?

When tested with a FitBit, players racked up about 7,000 steps playing pickleball for about 90 minutes. 

When tested with a FitBit, players racked up about 7,000 steps playing pickleball for about 90 minutes. 

A 160-pound adult can burn about 250 calories playing pickleball for 30 minutes of casual play (a 200 lb adult would burn about 350 calories).

There is a 2 inch difference in height between a pickleball net and a tennis net (34 for pickleball vs 36 for tennis).

NOISE MYTH: The noise of a pickleball hitting a paddle is 30% LESS LOUD than a ball hitting a tennis racquet!

Don't Be Left Out

Please make sure you add your name and email address to our mailing list. This way you'll know when we plan to offer learning clinics taught by nationally ranked professionals from the area and other activities. It will be our ONLY way to get in contact with you, so please join the email list by going to our mailing list page (click here).

If you have a specific question or are looking for more information not contained on our website, fill out the form on the left to get a message to Jay Wasack and you will hear back as soon as possible. 

Thanks for stopping by! GO PLAY!!

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PLEASE NOTE: TO BE ABLE TO PLAY YOU MUST ADD YOURSELF TO THE MAILING LIST

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See Jay if you wish some free samples of two of their most popular products.

For Your Pickleball Needs

Don't forget to use our club discount code CRHOLYFAM

FUN FACTS

  • The court is 20 feet wide by 44 feet long.
  • The net is 20 feet long and is 34 inches high in the center, extending to 36 inches high on the sidelines.
  • The ball is served underhand without bouncing it, diagonally into the opponent’s service court.
  • Only the serving team can score.
  • A point is scored when the non-serving opponent fails to return the ball or hits the ball out of bounds.
  • Games go to 11, but the victor must win by 2 points.