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An all-inclusive pickleball experience is making its way to Kansas City in 2024

PickleCon is an all-inclusive, all-encompassing pickleball experience — designed to intrigue amateur players as well as tournament-focused competitors.

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From left to right: Jamie Gehrke (PickleCon Coordinator), Alyssa Morrison (PickleCon Director) and Joey Farias (Pro Player and TC Consultant).

Photo via Triple Crown Sports

Meet: PickleCon. No, not the food. PickleCon is a weekend-long gathering, celebrating the sport of pickleball. The best part? It’s happening right here in Kansas City.

The event is hosted by Triple Crown Sports (TCS), and will feature space for 60+ vendors and 100+ pickleball courts. TCS offers an all-inclusive pickleball experience, designed for players of all levels and intrigue. You can expect activities such as camps + clinics, wheelchair + adaptive play, tournaments, panel discussions, and a variety of community-based events.

Ready to break out the racket? Here’s how to participate:

When: Thursday, Aug. 8-Sunday, Aug. 11, 2024
Where: Kansas City Convention Center
Tickets: Prices are TBD
Get involved: Provide feedback or join a committee

More information on PickleCon will arrive later this year — sign up here for updates.

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