2022 WKCTA Adult Pickleball (6pm - 730pm) - Wednesdays

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The Western Kenosha County Tennis Association (WKCTA) will be hosting a new Adult Pickleball program for those new to the sport.  

Pickleball ball is taking the nation by storm.  So why is a game that has been around for over 50 years so popular, in a nutshell, the game is an easy to learn paddle sport appropriate for players of all ages and skill levels.  It’s easy on the joints, and combines elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. The only equipment needed is a paddle and a plastic ball with holes. Though a great sport for beginners, experienced players compete against each other in fast-paced, challenging and competitive games This program is designed for adults who have never played the sport or have just started to play.  If you are more experienced, you can still sign up and others can learn from you.  The majority of program time is spent playing matches versus drills.

Who:               Adults (new to the game or experienced)

When:             Wednesdays: (6:00pm - 7:30pm) June 15,22,29, July 6,13,20    

Where:            Central High Tennis Courts, 7750 Antioch Road, Salem, WI 53168

Equipment:     Tennis shoes, Pickleball Paddle if you have one

Program Fee:   The fee for the season is $70.     

Special Note: We will be doing an introductory session at no extra cost prior
to the start of the program in early June.  Exact time/date TBA.

Registration Process:  Click the below button to register on-line and pay with a credit card.  A maximum of 32 participants will be accepted into the  program.  If for some reason we do not receive enough participants to hold the program, we reserve the right to cancel the program and your registration fee will be refunded in full.

The Western Kenosha County Tennis Association (WKCTA) is a non profit organization formed to promote and support tennis for all ages and abilities in Western Kenosha County.  We are the recipient of the 2012 UST A Midwest Section "Community Tennis Association of the Year" and the 2012 Wisconsin Tennis Association "Organization of the Year".