Highland Lakes Pickleball: Results of Relay For Life Pickleball Tournament which was held at Plantation

Saturday, March 31, 2012

Results of Relay For Life Pickleball Tournament which was held at Plantation

RELAY FOR LIFE Pickleball TOURNAMENT

MARCH 24^TH AND 25

SATURDAY MARCH 24

MIX DOUBLES MANON: (4 ROUND ROBIN)

GOLD: TOM & NANCY BROWN PLANTATION

SILVER: DAN & SIGRID LAFRANCE PLANTATION

BRONZE: JIM SPURLOCK & ARLINE KIRST PLANTATION

GOLD: KEN & LYNN CORBETT HIGHLAND LAKES

SILVER: JOANNE & PETER PATTERSON PLANTATION

BRONZE: BILL GUENST & IRENE BLENIS HIGHLAND LAKES

ASHLEY: MIXED DOUBLES (8 ROUND ROBIN)

GOLD: BILL SWINGLER & BECKY COOLBROTH PLANTATION

SILVER: GARY GRIECO & TWILA LARGENT PLANTATION & ROYAL HIGHLANDS

BRONZE: SERI & JAN LODATO PLANTATION

HERMITAGE: MIXED DOUBLES (8 ROUND ROBIN)

GOLD: JOHN KINSEL & LINDA WEIL LEGACY & ROYAL HIGHLANDS

SILVER: KEN LEVELING & BETY LAVIGNE PLANTATION & SPANISH VILLAGE

BRONZE: BILL PROFFIT & MARYANNE WEISS PLANTATION

SUNDAY MARCH 25^TH

MANOR: MEN’S DOUBLES (4 ROUND ROBIN)

GOLD: CARL BROWN & JACK MYERS PLANTATION

SILVER: PETER PATTERSON & ROGER HOWELL PLANTATION

BRONZE: BILL GUENST & KEN CORBETT HIGHLAND LAKES

GOLD: LOU MATHEW & DENNIS KELLY PLANTATION & ARLINGTON RIDGE

SILVER: LARY VETCH & FRANK COSMO ARLINGTON RIDGE

BRONZE: DON PERRIES & RICK OWEN ARLINGTON RIDGE

ASHLEY: WOMEN’S DOUBLES (8 ROUND ROBIN)

GOLD: LYNN CORBETT & SUE STOCK HIGHLAND LAKES

SILVER: SIGRID LAFRANCE & TWILA LARGENT PLANTATION & ROYAL HIGHLANDS

BRONZE: SUE MCGINNIS & DIANE MOORE HIGHLAND LAKES

HERMITAGE: MEN’S DOUBLES (4 ROUND ROBIN)

GOLD: SERI LODATO & JACK WARSAGER PLANTATION

SILVER: MANNY CARDOZA & GARY GELTZ HIGHLANDLAKES & WATER OAKS

BRONZE: DAVE RAYBOULD & KEN DEWITT HIGHLANDLAKES

HERMITAGE: WOMEN’S DOUBLES (4 ROUND ROBIN)

GOLD: JUDY TALLEY & BARB MCCOY PLANTATION

SILVER: SHIRLEY OLEX & JUNE LAVIN PLANTATION & ROYALHIGHLANDS

BRONZE: LILY BYRNE & KAREN DONOCOFF PLANTATION & ROYALHIGHLANDS

PICKLEBALL CODE OF ETHICS

Every person involved in pickleball as a participant, official, volunteer, representative of the USAPA or spectator pledges as follows:
I will not engage in unsportsmanlike conduct or encourage others to do so. I will not engage in any behavior that would endanger the health, safety or well being of others. I will not engage in the use of profanity. I will treat others with respect. I will exhibit fairness and honesty in my dealings with others. I will not flaunt my position. I will not use USAPA records or materials for personal gain. I will observe the Golden Rule of doing unto others as I would have them do unto me. The above Code applies in all situations that relate directly or indirectly to pickleball play.

About Pickleball

Whether you have terrible hand-eye coordination or are a racquet sport pro, you will have fun playing pickleball.If you are a novice: The net is set at 34", lower than tennis, and the paddles we play with are solid (composite, graphite, or wood). It is easier to hit the ball where you want it to go in pickleball. We play with a 3" plastic ball similar to a wiffle ball.If you play any sports: You can learn pickleball in less than 5 minutes and start having great rallies, good exercise, and a lot of fun.If you are a tennis player: Pickleball is faster and more fun than tennis. The rallies are longer than in tennis. It can even help your tennis game, especially at the net. The strokes are the same as tennis.

The History of Highland Lakes Pickleball Group

It has already been written about how Pickleball was invented by a U.S. Congressman from Oregon but nothing has been written how it started here at Highland Lakes.
It was introduced by George Hastings around 1993. He posted an ad in our small newsletter asking for people to come out and see what it was all about. As I recall myself and my wife Marie Falcon and Kathy Hart showed up. At that time we only had two courts with thin black lines that you could hardly see from the other end of the court. In time we were able to get better outline courts and were able to increase the courts to four. Through "word of mouth" and advertising we had full courts with as many as eight to ten people waiting to play. We devised a plan of "musical chairs" for people to move up in line to play. In time George Hastings moved back up north and others had to take up the banner of keeping Pickleball going. Our equipment at first was not great. Small thin poles to hold up a flimsy net. Through meetings with the Board of Directors and Reps of Tennis players (since they had an inside court) we were able to get the equipment that we have today. We can write about Pickleball but until you come out and see what it's all about and play it, you won't know just how much fun it is. Come on what are you waiting for?
Joe Falcon

Highland Lakes Pickleball

Saturday, March 31, 2012

Results of Relay For Life Pickleball Tournament which was held at Plantation

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