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Pickle on the Diamond
- Dates: May 16, 2026
- Times: TBA
- Admission: $50 per team; Free for Spectators.
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Salem Red Sox
1004 Texas Street
Salem, VA 24153 - Visit Website
More Information
This first-of-its-kind Pickleball Tournament will take place on Carilion Clinic Field's Infield. Don't miss your chance to play pickleball where the baseball pros play.
More Details: Saturday, May 16
Mixed Doubles:
Two divisions -
-Open (49 and under)
-Seniors (50 and over)
Tournament will be Round Robin followed by a single elimination tournament.
This is a non-sanctioned tournament, but we will be following USAP 2025 rules.
Registration:
-Each participant will receive a t-shirt
-Cost: $50 per team
-Register using the link on the event website.
- Map View:
Pickle on the Diamond
- 1004 Texas Street
- Salem, VA 24153
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- Salem Red Sox
- $50 per team; Free for Spectators.
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