What is Pickleball?

Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines some of the characteristics of table tennis, tennis and badminton. Pickleball is a sport that was invented in the mid-1960's and has grown in popularity over the past decade. The game can be played with two, three or four players who each hold a paddle made of composite materials or wood. As in many racquet sports, the paddles are used to hit a perforated ball, similar to a wiffle ball over a net.

WINTER 2027 PICKLEBALL

Date: Monday, Jan.18 - Mar.22, 2027 (No session on Feb.15)

Time: 8:30pm - 10:00pm

Location: Robert Andrews School Gym (3230 Manlius St)

This program is for all levels; there are 3 courts in the gym. All participants will rotate taking turns playing each other. This is not a learn-to-play session or instructor-led. 

This program also requires volunteers to set up and take down the pickleball nets each week. Please email recreation@eaststpaul.com to volunteer.

Note: The gym times are determined by the school division, not East St. Paul Recreation. These are the times that were allotted to us, and we are unable to change them for the time being.

Please review the safety and etiquette form HERE prior to attending. 

Register HERE under 'Adult Programs - Pickleball'

REGISTRATION (Required for ALL Participants)

• Before attending Pickleball, all participants must register through our Univerus system HERE. This is important!
• During Registration, you will be required to complete a digital waiver.