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Winter Weekend Shootout Feb 21-22

Elena Arnold posted 3 days ago

EPPA's First Tournament of the Year


We’re heading to Around the Post for a full weekend of competition, built to offer different divisions and opportunities at each shootout. Let's fill this shootout. You do not have to be a member of Around the Post (or EPPA) to play in these divisions! If you are an EPPA member, you pay half price, another great perk of membership.

When is it?

 Saturday–Sunday, February 21–22, 2026

Saturday is for the seniors. 

This day is designed to cater to a big part of our core membership base with rotating partner round robin play — no partner needed- you show up with your paddle and court shoes and we tell you where to play and who your partner is. Easy breezy!

Saturday, Feb 21

Sunday is for a little bit of everything.

Sunday, Feb 22 – Early Start
  •  4.0+ ANY Gender Doubles (12:30 PM) Two males, two females, mixed doubles- find your favorite partner. Click here to register. Calling all self claimed and/or rated 4.0+ players- this is your time to shine!
  •  3.5–4.0 ANY Gender Doubles (12:30 PM) This division is shaping up to be quite the competition!  Jump in on the fun. Click here to register. Again, any combo of partner welcome (females, males, mixed).
Sunday, Feb 22 – Late Start
  •  3.5+ Skinny Singles (4:30 PM) Play singles, but half the court at a time- sounds easier, but isn't as even more precision in shot selection is needed! Click here to register. 
  •  3.0-3.5 ANY Gender Doubles (4:30 PM) What is a 3.0- 3.5 player? This division is designed for intermediate players who can consistently get serves and returns in play, are beginning to use third-shot drops, and can sustain rallies at the net. Players in this range are working on consistency under pressure, and prefer building rallies over hitting every ball hard. If this sounds like you- find a partner and click here to register.

EPPA tournaments offer solid competition and streamlined organization (we've done this a time or two) so the waiting around time is low.  Let's GO- what is there to lose?