Supreme Court Pickleball Launches Competitive Men's League In North Texas

Supreme Court Pickleball is launching a brand new competitive men’s pickleball league in North Texas. The league offers a platform to match the swift growth of the sport and population surge in neighboring cities.

Supreme Court Pickleball is the only men's league in the DFW area integrating Dynamic Universal Pickleball Ratings (DUPR) and USA Pickleball Tournament Player Rating (UTPR) assessments, guaranteeing a competitive team experience across various hosting venues. Tailored for busy professionals, matches are scheduled on weekends, providing structured weekly competitions against teams.

"Pickleball is more than just a sport in the Dallas community — it's a lifestyle that's being sewn

into the very fabric of our community," Founder Beth Mahler said in a statement. "The league is a way for pickleball players to come together, build connections, and foster a true sense of community.”

The Supreme Court Pickleball League will feature four sessions annually, comprising 8-10 weekly matches where teams engage in round-robin style competitions. The debut matches are set for June 8, 2024, at various pickleball facilities across North Texas.

“Dallas is the best city to live, work and play,” League Ambassador Cameron Nash said in a statement, “The people and players in our community are all high caliber. Supreme Court Pickleball provides the opportunity for men in the Dallas metroplex to join a team and compete playing pickleball against other recreational players.”

Supreme Court Pickleball was conceived by pickleball enthusiasts and designed by players to offer a structured, competitive league environment tailored for recreational pickleball lovers in the Dallas region. The league is currently volunteer-based.

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