Pickleball Tournament
Tournament Day – Sunday, March 6, 2022

GOLD: Wenner/DeGraf
SILVER: Kroft/Hovey
BRONZE: Weusterhoefer/Heck

GOLD: Bennett/Wolsfeld
SILVER: Escher/Alfson
BRONZE: Christiansen/Jaramillo

GOLD: Gudex/Eilers
SILVER: Belluzzo/Welshinger
BRONZE: Danielson/Reese

GOLD: Welshinger/Moser
SILVER: Ferrell/Lambert
BRONZE: Aarestad/Patton

GOLD: Freeman/Wagner
SILVER: Campbell/Danielson
BRONZE: Copeland/Grubl

GOLD: Smith/Gudex
SILVER: Benson/Belluzzo

GOLD: Escher/Escher
SILVER: Wuesterhoefer/Bentler
BRONZE: Beckley/McCluskey

GOLD: Keller/Keller
SILVER: Danielson/Danielson
BRONZE: Ward/Snell

GOLD: Benson/Benson
SILVER: Gudex/Gudex
BRONZE: Wagner/Belluzzo





Welshinger, Moser, Moser, Campbell, Welshinger,
Murray, Danielson, Reese, and Cygan
CLUB MEMBER & COST: To participate, you need to be a member of the FOSPC. The tournament cost is $5 per person (larger donations welcome).
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION: We guarantee you one event, either Doubles or Mixed Doubles, and at least two games if it is an A and B side draw event (double knock-out). After all people register and we know the numbers, we can then decide whether we have enough time and/or courts for you to enter two events. We ask you to select a first choice for your guaranteed event and then a second choice if time/courts allow. You may choose a partner to play with (this is our first choice). However, we could also be using a round robin format with groups of 4 or 5 people playing together. Gold, silver and bronze games will be on Sunday. For more information on tournament format options, please see below.
TOURNAMENT FORMAT OPTIONS:
• Double Knock-Out: The double knock-out, A side and B side, guarantees that every person and team get to play at least two games. Your partner is the person you have chosen or been assigned. At the end, the A side winning team takes on the B side winner (who has lost once). In the final, the B side winner must defeat the undefeated A side winner twice to capture gold.
• Round Robin: The round robin works on a points system. For example, if a 5-person 4 game round robin is played, the maximum number of points a person can get is 4 x 11 = 44 points. The highest point total gets gold, second gets silver, etc. This is similar to our previous years of doing round robins during league play. This system guarantees more games for each player before they are knocked out. This system also eliminates the “stacked teams” problem, as you have a different partner each game.