Happy people play Pickleball
Pickleball promotes positive social interaction and enhances participants’ physical and mental health
The sport for all
Saskatchewan ‘Snowbirds’ learned to play pickleball in the southern United States and brought their love of the game home, along with the desire to play for more than a few months in the winter. In typical Saskatchewan style, volunteerism was the key to success in establishing pickleball throughout the province.
Pickleball is a fun and fast-paced sport, accessible to all. It helps build active, healthy communities. Pickleball promotes positive social interaction and enhances participants’ physical and mental health.
Pickleball as a sport strives to be welcoming, accessible and safe; to be equitable, diverse and inclusive. This has led it to be the fastest growing sport in the world.
Vision
Pickleball Saskatchewan will provide the foundation for the continued growth and
success of pickleball in Saskatchewan
Mission
To promote the growth of pickleball for all, for life.
M.A.P.
(Membership Assistance program)
MAP (Membership Assistance Program) is now open. Please find application links and general information below.
The deadline for submission is November 30. It's important to take note of the ineligible expenses. These are defined by Sask Sport and beyond our control. We have added suggestions for spending. This is not a complete list, feel free to add your own eligible expenses.
Summary of important dates:
Application deadline to Pickleball Saskatchewan November 30
50% of approved money will be paid to the club by December 31
Club spending receipts with follow up report due by August 31
Remaining 50% will be paid upon receipt of the above. You are welcome to submit any time up until August 31
We are proud to say that we now have 29 organized clubs in our province: Battleford, Broadview, Coteau Beach, Crooked Lake, Estevan, Fort Qu'Appelle, Hitchcock Bay, Ituna, Lac Pelletier, Last Mountain Lake, Maple Creek, Melville, Moose Jaw, Moosomin, Parkland, Prairie, Preeceville, Prince Albert, Regina, Rosthern, Saskatoon, Shellbrook, Southey, Swift Current, Warman, Weyburn, White City/Emerald Park, Whitewood, and Yorkton.
The Membership Assistance Program (MAP) is a program supported by Saskatchewan Lotteries that enables Pickleball Saskatchewan Inc. (PSI) to allocate funds directly to its respective clubs. The goal is to increase the number of participants and the quality of pickleball development in Saskatchewan communities. This grant is made available through the Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund, which derives proceeds from the sale of lottery tickets in Saskatchewan
Membership Assistance Program (MAP) Application & Spending Plan Form: click here
Sask Sport Membership Assistance Program (MAP) Policy: click here
PSI Membership Assistance Follow up Form: click here
Pickleball Saskatchewan
2021 - 2024 Strategic Plan
Besides our regular schedule, we also frequently host visiting teachers and speakers. The Board of Pickleball Saskatchewan is very pleased to release our 2021 – 2024 Strategic Plan. Please click on the picture below and take a few moments to review it. Doing so will give you a very good idea of the Goals, Objectives and Action Plans of your Provincial organization.
If you would like to contribute to the achievement of these goals as a member of the Board, on a committee or as a volunteer, we welcome your involvement. Just contact the President at: info@pickleballsaskatchewan.ca.
Events
For all of the upcoming tournaments and clinics.
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Pickleball Canada
Members can join Pickleball Saskatchewan (PSI) and Pickleball Canada (PCO) for one low fee of $17 with many added benefits including Sports Accident Insurance. As before, each club sets its own fees. All memberships will now have a December 31st expiry date. Please note that members can join multiple clubs. For new applications and renewals click here.