The goal of the Tri-Valley Pickleball Club is to create a more focused and stronger voice for the pickleball community, here in the Tri-Valley of Northern California, to facilitate:
- More Pickleball Courts
- More Player Development
- More Social Activities
Our focus is in Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon and Danville.
Board of Directors
| President: Kirby Wong | Vice President: Robert Beanland |
| Treasurer: Roger Lamb | Secretary: Lori Dorsey |
| Director of Merch and PR: Larry Bird | |
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Business Sponsors:
| Business | Description | Link |
 | Pepino, meaning pickle or cucumber in Spanish, is a community based pickleball / activewear and lifestyle brand. Pepino’s mission is to not only create the most comfortable and fashion forward clothing, but also to expand pickleball and other sports to lower income communities. To do this, they will be donating 15% of all proceeds to schools, after school programs, and other non profits in low income communities to enable them to be able to buy the equipment necessary for their kids to learn and play pickleball and other sports. |  |
 | Embark on a pickleball adventure with Navigo Pickleball Vacations as we introduce organized group trips for enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experience. Our tours promise hassle-free travel, allowing you to focus on creating lasting memories both on and off the court. Immerse yourself in the local culture through sightseeing, excursions, and engaging activities like pasta-making or dance classes, ensuring a well-rounded and enriching experience. | Click Here |
Join Our Facebook Page
Here you can post your social interactions and pictures of your adventures.
Our goal is to migrate all of the social postings from the WhatsApp groups to our Facebook page so that the WhatsApp groups will be focused on the who and when of play and reporting numbers of attendance.
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Next Steps …
Please join the Tri-Valley Pickleball Club and support our organization. The more people we have, the more support we can get from local parks and recreation organizations.