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Hello Reader, Registration is open for the 4th Annual Dink for A Cure Pickleball Tournament benefiting the Arthritis Foundation. The tournament returns to Siena University (under newly installed lights) as part of Arthritis Community Weekend. The weekend includes the Walk to Cure Arthritis, the pickleball tournament and a wellness expo, with more than 1,000 people expected to attend the weekend's activities. The pickleball tournament will have divisions for all skill levels, and age divisions for under 50, over 50 and over 70. Pickleball events:
****Early bird registration of $45 ends on April 1. **** Come play, have fun and raise money for arthritis research, programs for juvenile arthritis and programs to support families with arthritis and research money. It's going to be a blast!
We hope to see you on the court, Cathleen & Rainbow Rainbow Doemel Sponsors include: Albany Med Health System, MVP Health Care, OrthoNY, CrafCo, PickleballGalaxy, Pickleball518, Zoetis and Tylenol. Photos from past events... |
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