If you are new to pickleball and want to learn how to play this fun and social sport, join us for free clinics this summer (2023).
The Seattle Metro Pickleball Association is partnering with Fielding Snow, a certified pickleball instructor, to teach you the basics of pickleball.
Free Beginner Pickleball Clinics Read More »
Representatives of six pickleball groups statewide are testifying in support of the bill.
SMPA Directors Zoom to Olympia for Senate Hearing on SB5333 Read More »
The display of Pickleball State Sport license plates throughout the state will be a great way to help grow the sport and attract the attention needed to build more pickleball facilities in your community and throughout Washington.
It’s official! The State Sport special license plate bill has been filed Read More »
Seattle Parks committed to upgrading the Bitter Lake court lights to LED by the end of February 2023.
Bitter Lake Outdoor Court Lights to Be Upgraded Soon Read More »
Over 3,500 signatures collected. We did it!
Pickleball State Sport license plate bill ready to go to Olympia! Read More »
SPRING 2023 UPDATE The Amazon Smile program has been discontinued. Do you ever shop on Amazon.com? If so, select Seattle Metro Pickleball Association as your choice of nonprofit organization on Amazon.com., and the Amazon Smile program will donate 0.5% of qualified purchases to SMPA. Lean more about the Amazon Smile program here.
Shop and Support SMPA Read More »
Seattle Metro Pickleball Association (SMPA) Board of Directors unanimously approved a new program dedicated to providing pickleball to underserved communities in Seattle. This program is driven by Sue Goodwin, along with a newly formed Advisory Council of community representatives. The community Advisory Council will engage neighborhood members to drive local player involvement. The Advisory Council work sets the stage
Introducing the Diversity and Inclusion in Pickleball Fund Read More »
We are almost at our goal for the Pickleball license plate petition!
Volunteer and up your game. It’s a win-win. Read More »
Seattle Parks is considering moving some community centers\’ current weekday hours to evenings and weekends. This could seriously impact the current indoor drop-in pickleball schedule.
Seattle Parks Listening Sessions Update Read More »
12 semi-permanent nets delivered in 2022
More courts, more play, more nets Read More »
