SEQUIM PICKLERS

Sequim Picklers is the premier pickleball club on the scenic Olympic Peninsula. If you love pickleball or want to learn about the fastest-growing sport in America, you’ve come to the right place.

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Founded in 2015, our Club is an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization of pickleball players and supporters, dedicated to fulfilling our mission:

The Sequim Picklers’ Mission Statement

The purpose of the Club is to facilitate the growth of pickleball in Sequim and on the Olympic Peninsula for enjoyment, health, and social engagement among players of all ages. The Sequim Picklers pickleball club fosters organized recreational and competitive play by ensuring opportunities for the continued development of all players in a friendly and sportsmanlike environment. The Sequim Picklers welcome players of all backgrounds and do not discriminate on grounds of race, sex, religion, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability.

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Weekly News Update

In case you missed it: More great work by Susan Lewis to get media coverage of our summer youth camp! It's a great article and nicely captures the success and excitement the camp generated. Shout out to Letritia Flerchinger, Libby Hartman, May Nicholson & Bernie Sorenson for the outstanding contributions to the success of the camp called out in the article.
It's not too late to register for the Blue Hole Bash! There are still spaces available for Womens Doubles 3.0 (any age) on Friday, and Mens Doubles 3.0 (any age) on Sunday. Contact Cathy Lake at pickleballisgreat.lake@gmail.com if you are interested! We couldn't run tournaments like this without our sponsors or our many volunteers. Check in with anyone on our Tournament Committee if you are interested in lending a hand.

Susie Lewis, our Publicity Chair, is excited to invite our members who are aspiring op-ed and essay writers to contribute to our monthly feature, “The Monthly Slice – Musings from the Sequim Picklers Club.” We would love to hear from someone who regularly participates in out-of-town tournaments and can share their experience, and we welcome other topic ideas as well! Columns should be between 500 and 700 words. If you're interested, please reach out to Susie Lewis at slewisleech@gmail.com with your proposed topic and the month you'd like to write for. We look forward to your great ideas!