Pickleball Tournament, Mixed Doubles 3.0 - 3.5 (February)

Pickleball Tournament, Mixed Doubles 3.0 - 3.5 (February)

Key Details

Season
Winter 2023 Pickleball
Format
Tournament
Game Day(s)
Sunday
Date
February 19th
Starting
7:00pm - 9:30pm
Team Size
2
1 Girls Required
Location
Glen Head Racquet Club
95 Glen Head Road
Glen Head, 11545
Max Teams
21 Teams

Champions

Dream Dinkers
Dream Dinkers
Tournament Champions
Dinking buddies
Dinking buddies
B Bracket Champions

Teams

Lemon Drops
Lemon Drops
Ring a Dink
Ring a Dink
Dinking Geminis
Dinking Geminis
Dinks Out 4 Harambe 🦍
Dinks Out 4 Harambe 🦍
Dream Dinkers
Dream Dinkers
Pinky and the Brain
Pinky and the Brain
The Dill Pickles
The Dill Pickles
Bald and Beauty
Bald and Beauty
Dinking buddies
Dinking buddies
Real Dills
Real Dills
Dinkers of Dragons
Dinkers of Dragons
Dynamic Dills
Dynamic Dills
Threat Level Midnight
Threat Level Midnight
Bonnie and Clyde
Bonnie and Clyde
Sweet Pickles
Sweet Pickles
Tide
Tide

Standings

Team Wins Losses Games Played Diff For Against Group
The Dill Pickles 4 0 4 30 44 14 Dink
Ring a Dink 2 2 4 -11 22 33 Dink
Threat Level Midnight 1 3 4 -13 25 38 Dink
Lemon Drops 0 4 4 -23 21 44 Dink
Dream Dinkers 3 1 4 19 38 19 Drive
Real Dills 3 1 4 7 33 26 Drive
Dinking buddies 2 2 4 8 31 23 Drive
Bald and Beauty 0 4 4 -28 16 44 Drive
Dinkers of Dragons 4 0 4 25 44 19 Serve
Tide 3 1 4 23 42 19 Serve
Dinking Geminis 2 2 4 0 33 33 Serve
Pinky and the Brain 0 4 4 -37 7 44 Serve
Bonnie and Clyde 3 1 4 20 43 23 Smash
Dinks Out 4 Harambe 🦍 3 1 4 12 36 24 Smash
Sweet Pickles 1 3 4 -13 21 34 Smash
Dynamic Dills 1 3 4 -19 19 38 Smash

Schedule

Week 1 February 19th
Court Game Game Type
Court 1 Game 1 Pool Play Sweet Pickles 2
Player
Dinks Out 4 Harambe 🦍 6
Player
Court 2 Game 1 Pool Play Bonnie and Clyde 11
Player
Dynamic Dills 1
Player
Court 3 Game 1 Pool Play Lemon Drops 3
Player
The Dill Pickles 11
Player
Court 4 Game 1 Pool Play Ring a Dink 10
Player
Threat Level Midnight 8
Player
Court 5 Game 1 Pool Play Pinky and the Brain 2
Player
Dinkers of Dragons 11
Player
Court 6 Game 1 Pool Play Dinking Geminis 8
Player
Tide 11
Player
Court 1 Game 2 Pool Play Real Dills 11
Player
Dream Dinkers 5
Player
Court 2 Game 2 Pool Play Dinking buddies 11
Player
Bald and Beauty 1
Player
Court 3 Game 2 Pool Play Sweet Pickles 5
Player
Dynamic Dills 11
Player
Court 4 Game 2 Pool Play Dinks Out 4 Harambe 🦍 8
Player
Bonnie and Clyde 11
Player
Court 5 Game 2 Pool Play Threat Level Midnight 11
Player
Lemon Drops 6
Player
Court 6 Game 2 Pool Play Ring a Dink 1
Player
The Dill Pickles 11
Player
Court 1 Game 3 Pool Play Dinking Geminis 3
Player
Dinkers of Dragons 11
Player
Court 2 Game 3 Pool Play Tide 11
Player
Pinky and the Brain 0
Player
Court 3 Game 3 Pool Play Bald and Beauty 7
Player
Real Dills 11
Player
Court 4 Game 3 Pool Play Dinking buddies 4
Player
Dream Dinkers 11
Player
Court 5 Game 3 Pool Play Bonnie and Clyde 11
Player
Sweet Pickles 3
Player
Court 6 Game 3 Pool Play Dynamic Dills 5
Player
Dinks Out 4 Harambe 🦍 11
Player
Court 1 Game 4 Pool Play The Dill Pickles 11
Player
Threat Level Midnight 0
Player
Court 2 Game 4 Pool Play Lemon Drops 3
Player
Ring a Dink 11
Player
Court 3 Game 4 Pool Play Dinkers of Dragons 11
Player
Tide 9
Player
Court 4 Game 4 Pool Play Pinky and the Brain 2
Player
Dinking Geminis 11
Player
Court 5 Game 4 Pool Play Dream Dinkers 11
Player
Bald and Beauty 2
Player
Court 6 Game 4 Pool Play Real Dills 0
Player
Dinking buddies 11
Player
Court 1 Game 5 Pool Play Bonnie and Clyde 10
Player
The Dill Pickles 11
Player
Court 2 Game 5 Pool Play Sweet Pickles 11
Player
Threat Level Midnight 6
Player
Court 3 Game 5 Pool Play Pinky and the Brain 3
Player
Real Dills 11
Player
Court 4 Game 5 Pool Play Dinkers of Dragons 11
Player
Dinking buddies 5
Player
Court 5 Game 5 Pool Play Dynamic Dills 2
Player
Dream Dinkers 11
Player
Court 6 Game 5 Pool Play Dinks Out 4 Harambe 🦍 11
Player
Bald and Beauty 6
Player
Court 1 Game 6 Pool Play Ring a Dink 0
Player
Tide 11
Player
Court 2 Game 6 Pool Play Lemon Drops 9
Player
Dinking Geminis 11
Player
Court 1 Game 7 Playoff The Dill Pickles 11
Player
Ira R. [M]
China P. [F]
Ring a Dink 4
Player
Marc DeAngelo [M]
Lori [F]
Court 2 Game 7 Playoff Bonnie and Clyde 7
Player
Joanne D. [F]
Dream Dinkers 11
Player
Jaclyn [F]
Court 3 Game 7 Playoff Tide 11
Player
Dinks Out 4 Harambe 🦍 5
Player
Court 4 Game 7 Playoff Dinkers of Dragons 11
Player
Real Dills 7
Player
Court 5 Game 7 Playoff Dinking buddies 11
Player
Pinky and the Brain 1
Player
Court 6 Game 7 Playoff Threat Level Midnight 6
Player
Dynamic Dills 11
Player
Court 1 Game 8 Playoff The Dill Pickles 3
Player
Dream Dinkers 11
Player
Court 2 Game 8 Playoff Tide 11
Player
Dinkers of Dragons 9
Player
Court 3 Game 8 Playoff Dinking buddies 11
Player
Dynamic Dills 3
Player
Court 4 Game 8 Playoff Sweet Pickles 11
Player
Lemon Drops 9
Player
Court 5 Game 8 Playoff Dinking Geminis 11
Player
Bald and Beauty 4
Player
Court 1 Game 9 A Bracket Finals Dream Dinkers 11
Player
Tide 1
Player
Court 2 Game 9 Playoff The Dill Pickles 4
Player
Dinkers of Dragons 11
Player
Court 3 Game 9 Playoff Sweet Pickles 11
Player
Dinking Geminis 7
Player
Court 4 Game 9 B Bracket Finals Dinking buddies 11
Player
Sweet Pickles 0
Player
Court 5 Game 9 Playoff Dynamic Dills 11
Player
Dinking Geminis 3
Player

Rules

Pickleball Rules


Rules are adapted from the Official USA Pickleball Rulebook. Anything not covered in these rules will follow the official rulebook found here.


General Rules

  • Pickleball is played on a 20-foot by 44-foot court with a net dividing the court. The court is future divided on each side into right and left service courts and the non-volley zone.
  • The ball is served diagonally across the net to the opponents receiving court using an approved serve.
  • Points are scored only by the serving side during regular play. Due to time constraints rally scoring may be implemented and players will be notified by the League Director or League Coordinator.
  • All games are scored to 11; the team that reaches 11 points first will win, there is no "win by 2" requirement. Exceptions are made for playoff and tournament play at the League/Tournament Directors' discretion.
  • Rally scoring means that every serve will score a point regardless of who the serving team is.
  • All matches are self-officiated and the player that is closest to the ball should make the call regarding in or out.
  • All players are to be respectful of all calls, whether they agree or not


Game Play

  • Two-Bounce Rule: After the ball is served, the ball must bounce on each side prior to volleying the ball.
  • Non-Volley Zone(NVZ) or Kitchen: A player is not allowed to volley the ball without it first bouncing in the NVZ


Serving:

  • The score must be called before the ball is served
  • The server must serve to the correct service court, diagonally opposite the server
  • The serve may clear or touch the net and must clear the NVZ and the NVZ lines. The serve may land on any other service court line.
  • If the serve clears the net or hits the net and then touches the receiver of the receiver's partner, it is a point for the serving team.
  • The server shall use only one hand to release the ball to perform the serve. If the ball is visibly spun by the server during the release, the part(s) of the hand contacting the ball must be bare. The server's release of the ball must be visible to the receiver.
  • The server's arm must be moving in an upward arc at the time the ball is struck and may be made with either a forehand or backhand motion.
  • The highest point of the paddle head must not be higher than the highest part of the wrist when it strikes the ball.
  • Contact with the ball must not be made above the wrist.
  • The Drop Serve
  • Servers must release the ball from one of the server's hands or dropped off the server's paddle face from any natural height and hit the ball after it bounces.
  • The ball shall not be propelled downward or tossed or hit upward with the paddle.
  • If the drop serve is used, the ball may be struck with either a forehand or backhand motion without any other restrictions ie the location restrictions of the ball and paddle do not apply.


Scoring

  • Both players of a team will serve before a side-out is declared, except at the start of each game, when only the starting server will serve.


Service Faults

  • During the service, it is a fault against the server resulting in a loss of server if:
  • The server serves from the incorrect serving area
  • The incorrect player serves the ball
  • The served ball touches any permanent object before it hits the ground
  • The served ball touches the server or their partner, or anything the server or partner is wearing or holding
  • The served ball lands in the non-volley zone which includes the NVZ lines
  • The served ball lands outside the service court
  • The served ball hits the net and lands inside the NVZ
  • The served ball hits the net and lands outside the service court
  • The server uses an illegal serve


Receiver Faults

  • It is a fault against the receiving team resulting in a point for the server if:
  • The incorrect player returns the serve
  • The receiver or their partner is touched by or interferes with the flight of the ball before it bounces


Non-Volley Zone Rules

  • All volleys must be initiated outside of the non-volley zone.
  • It is a fault if the volleying player or anything that has contact with the volleying player while in the act of volleying touches the non-volley zone.
  • The act of volleying the ball includes the swing, the follow-through and the momentum from the action
  • If the paddle touches the non-volley zone during the volley motion before or after contacting the ball, it is a fault.
  • If a player has touched the non-volley zone for any reason, that player cannot volley a return until both feet have made contact with the playing surface outside the non-volley zone.
  • A player may enter the non-volley zone at any time except when that player is volleying the ball
  • A player my enter the non-volley zone before or after returning the ball that bounces.
  • A player may stay inside the non-volley zone to return a ball that has bounced. There is no violation if a player does not exit the non-volley zone after hitting a ball that bounces.
  • There is no violation if a player returns the ball while their partner is standing in the non-volley zone.


Subbing


  • Substitute Rules for Pickleball Doubles
  • Teammate substitutions are allowed during regular-season games if teammates are unable to attend a game. 
  • Substitutes are not limited to league players.
  • At least 1 player from the rostered team must be in attendance and playing for the game to be counted.
  • Substitutes are not allowed for any A Bracket Playoff or Championship games. Substitutes will be allowed in the B and lower brackets.


  • Substitute Rules for Pickleball Individuals
  • Due to the nature of the indy league, no substitutes will be allowed at any time during the regular season or playoffs.



Pickleball Code of Conduct

  • All players agree to abide by a code of conduct and are expected to conduct themselves with the highest level of sportsmanship and respect for themselves and their fellow players.
  • All players will remember they are participating in a social sport for enjoyment and fun competition with other adults.
  • All players agree to learn the rules and play by them at all times.
  • All players, spectators, and player guests will not engage in any unsportsmanlike conduct with any player, spectator, or player guest. This included booing, taunting, refusing to shake hands, or using profane language or gestures.
  • All players agree to resolve conflict without resorting to hostility, violence, or bullying of others.

Meet Our Team

Laura Pollicino
LI Kick

Laura Pollicino Director

First Season: Kickball- Spring '13

College: SUNY Oswego

Why I First Joined LI-Kick: My brother started a kickball league and dragged me along for the ride

Advice for New Players: Get Out, Have Fun, Try Something New

Proudest LI-Kick Moment: Winning Sunday Funday championship as a free agent team!

Frequently Asked Questions

While we love pets, most of the venues have pet policies that we must enforce and we ask our players to follow these rules. Venues that are pet friendly will be marked.

We know that part of the fun is having a couple drinks with your friends while hanging out on the sidelines. That said, most of the venues we play at have strict rules regarding the consumption of beer and alcohol that we must enforce and we ask our players to follow these rules. When possible LI-Kick secures the proper permits to allow players to bring their own booze, in these cases those leagues and tournaments will indicate that this is allowed.

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