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Charity Pickleball Tournament returns to Crestview for third year

The Hub City Pickleball Derby Charity Tournament will return to Twin Hills Park in Crestview this spring for its third annual competition, with all proceeds supporting equine therapy programs for those in need.
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The Hub City Pickleball Derby Charity Tournament will return to Twin Hills Park in Crestview this spring for its third annual competition, with all proceeds supporting equine therapy programs for those in need.

  • The tournament, scheduled for April 25-27, is presented by the Destin-Fort Walton Beach Tourist Development Department and benefits Healing Hoof Steps, a Crestview-based nonprofit that provides therapeutic interventions through horseback riding.

This event combines the growing popularity of pickleball with supporting an important local cause.

The three-day competition welcomes players of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced competitors, with separate brackets for singles, doubles and mixed doubles. Participants must be at least 14 years of age to compete.

Registration remains open for players interested in joining the charity tournament. Each registration includes an event T-shirt and lunch during the competition.

  • Healing Hoof Steps operates from its facility at 3942 Jace Drive in Crestview, where certified professionals provide equine-assisted therapy programs. The organization holds 501(c)3 nonprofit status.

The tournament also seeks business sponsors to support the event, with various sponsorship opportunities still available.

“We’re encouraging everyone in the community to come out, whether as players or spectators,” said Narissa Jenkins, CEO of Healing Hoof Steps.

Pickleball, which combines elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong, has become one of America’s fastest growing sports in recent years, particularly popular among both seniors and younger players.

For more information about the tournament or to register, visit here.

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