Where young players fall in love with the game.
Safe, fun, and coached with care — pickleball designed for kids and teens who want to move, compete, and make friends.
We get it.
You want something active, social, and actually fun for your child — without the pressure, the burnout, or the massive time commitment.
“Will my child actually enjoy this, or quit after two sessions?”
Pickleball is one of the easiest sports to pick up and one of the hardest to put down. Our junior sessions are built around fun first — the skills come naturally through play.
“Is the coach experienced with kids?”
Coach Tobin has years of experience coaching young players of all ages and abilities, including four years of adaptive coaching. Patience isn't a skill we practice — it's who we are.
“I want my kid off screens and doing something active.”
You're not alone. Pickleball gives kids something real — movement, strategy, social connection, and a sense of accomplishment that no app can match.
“Will they fit in? What if they don't know anyone?”
Every player here started as the new kid. Our sessions are designed so friendships form naturally — through teamwork, rallies, and shared high-fives.
“Does this fit our schedule? We're already stretched thin.”
We run an open schedule. Find a time that works for your family, and we'll make it happen — no rigid commitments, no guilt trips.
“Is it actually cool, or is it a 'parent' thing?”
Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in America. It's fast, competitive, and social — and yes, teens think it's cool once they try it.
Programs for Juniors
Junior Classes
Recurring group sessions with age-appropriate coaching. Learn fundamentals while having a blast.
Camps
Multi-day programs during school breaks — immersive, social, and packed with play.
Clinics
Single-session skill workshops. Perfect for trying pickleball or leveling up a specific shot.
Private Lessons
One-on-one coaching tailored to your child's level and goals. The fastest path to improvement.
Tournaments
Friendly competition for juniors who are ready to test their skills against other young players.
Social Play
Organized play sessions where the focus is fun, community, and getting more court time.
Give them the game.
No experience needed. No long-term commitment. Just a paddle and a willingness to play.