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Age is Just a Number
For many, the moniker “Big D” refers to the city of Dallas, Texas, where conversations are large and the stories told, even larger. But perhaps one Big D—Doris Castaneda— though short in stature, is aptly named. At 91 years old, lovingly nicknamed Big D by her friends and fellow competitors, Doris was this year’s oldest playing participant in the 2019 Margaritaville USA Pickleball National Championships.
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To say pickleball is a sport that can be played and enjoyed at all ages is definitely true for Savannah pickler Jill Petersen. While many of us would be thrilled to simply make it into our 80s, Jill...
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To say pickleball is a sport that can be played and enjoyed at all ages is definitely true for Savannah pickler Jill Petersen. While many of us would be thrilled to simply make it into our 80s, Jill...
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Sixteen-year-old Nicky Golowich, living in Fort Myers, Florida, has spent a great deal of time becoming a true student and scholar of history, embellishing his cooking skills, and learning firsthand about America since his parents...
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Kale Klein, 15, from Brigham City, UT, home of the Tournament of Champions, began playing pickleball when he was just 7 years old and competed in his very first tournament a year later.
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You don’t see Anna Leigh Waters too often without her mother, Leigh. It’s not because the two are pickleball pros and partners, but mostly because Anna Leigh is still a minor. At just 12 years of age...
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