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Do you live in a community and are actively playing pickleball with your neighbors, why not make it more interesting and establish an intra-community league within your association community?

Form different teams under your association brand and compete with each other.

WITHIN YOUR ASSOCATION YOU CAN ESTABLISH

  • Round Robins
  • Clinics
  • Weekly or Monthly Meetings
  • Social events
  • And more

Once you have an established team within your community you can join an Inter-Community League and compete with other communities.

How does this sound? Is your community ready to establish an intra-community league, we like to hear from you.

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