Pickleburg.com was created in 2013 as a media vehicle to help promote and grow the game of pickleball in Williamsburg and James City County, Virginia. From a few widely dispersed dual use courts with temporary nets, to an extensive array of dedicated public and private venues throughout the area, we are proud to be a part of the playing community.
What Have We Been Up-To Since 2013?
- Sharing news and information about the game, the rules, and the gear.
- Promoting the game via print and digital media, interviews, podcasts, and presentations.
- Encouraging our player community to share their passion for the game with others.
- Engaging with our community leaders, elected representatives and Parks & Recreation leaders/staff.
- Participating in Public Forums exploring the future growth of the game and the projected venue requirements.
- Partnering with vendors and manufacturers to provide equipment support for organizations with limited resources.
- Supporting corporate team building and wellness programming activities.
- Teaching via professionally led introductory clinics, private lessons, and coaching.
- Consulting with communities and organizations.
Our Local Early Adopters
Listed below are a few of our area's earliest adopters, the people who decided to take a chance on a "game with the silly name most people had never heard of." These are the people who have had front row seats to the transition from tape and temporary nets, to world-class venues and dedicated courts in every major residential community.
Ted Hanson, Angie Sims, Ken Drees, Paige Sutton, Alice and Digger Krebs, Maryann Schwab, William Randolph, Bob Cleveland, Angie Sims, John Beck, Al Zerafa, Bill Sherman, Fran Hermance, Paul Murr, Patti Gray, Lee Hauser, Dick Durst, Beverly Thomas, Mai Ignatius, and Bill Armbruster.
