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Wyomia Tyus Olympic Park
1301 Cowan Road Griffin, GA 30223
Courts WILL BE UNAVAILABLE.
All 48 slots are full! The waitlist is available.
September 8th 2025 SCPA Member's Round Robin
Join us for an evening of fun
on Monday, September 8th.
Registration deadline is noon
Friday, September 5th!
Start time is 6:30 P.M.
Please check in by 6:00 P.M.
SCPA membership is required to participate.
Sign up now!
2025 SCPA Members Fall Ladder League
The Ladder League starts on Monday, September 15th, and will occur for 4 weeks.
Each session will be on Monday evenings at 6:30 P.M. (6:00 P.M. Sign in/Warm up).
The cost will be $10.00 per participant for the entire four weeks. The last day of play will be Monday, October 6th.
The format will be the same as the previous ladder league. Each week there will be 2 sessions of 3 games (total of 6 games).
If we have at least 12 women registered who would like to be in a separate ladder, we will have separate play for women. If not, we will have one co-ed ladder.
The maximum number of players will be 48 (combined men and women). The minimum number of players will be 24.
The registration cutoff date has been changed to Friday, September 12th.
Thank you for your donations!
The Spalding County Pickleball Association contribute $2,500 to the Backpack Food for Kids Program.
The Spalding County Pickleball Association was pleased to contribute $2,500.00 to the Griffin/Spalding County Schools Backpack Food for Kids Collaborative.
This program distributes weekend bags of nutritious food to students facing food insecurity within the Griffin-Spalding County School System. It is a community-driven initiative, with volunteers packing and delivering food to schools for distribution.
The SCPA organized a dedicated pickleball round robin, with all proceeds and additional donations directed to the Backpack Food for Kids program.
Pictured are (l-r) Connie Baldwin, SCPA Board member, Will Doss, Griffin/Spalding Backpack Food for Kids Collaborative Authority Representative, and Mike Gumbinger, President, SCPA.
The SCPA has surpassed 400 members and hopes to continue this phenomenal growth! It’s the best entertainment you can find for $25.00/year!
SCPA SPONSORED PICKLEBALL CLINICS & Drills
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The SCPA is excited about a new series of pickleball educational clinics designed to help beginners, advanced beginners, and intermediate players improve their game and reach the next level.
Classes are taught by our PPR certified instructors.
Feel free to contact us if you are unsure which course may be right for you.
The "Skills and Drills" Clinics are offered at no cost every Monday morning at 8:00 A.M. on courts #13 and #14.
Upcoming clinics:
Pickleball 204: July 12th 10:00 - 11:30 A.M. $25 per person
Pickleball 104: July 12th 10:30 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. $25 per person
Coming soon to Wyomia Tyus Park
Paddle Stacking System for Court Rotation
Due to the overcrowding at the pickleball facility at Wyomia Tyus Olympic Park, the Spalding County Pickleball Association has implemented a paddle system at the courts.
This system will provide a systematic method of rotating players on and off the courts in a fair and equitable manner during overcrowded situations.
The paddle racks were installed April 17th and their use is mandatory when all courts are full and players are waiting for a court. The SCPA is pleased that our numbers are growing so rapidly and this paddle system will help accommodate all players.
Videos and information regarding the paddle system will be posted soon on our website (spaldingpickleball.com) as well as our social media pages (Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok).
Etiquette: How we might use the paddle system at Tyus.
Stacking Paddles: Players arrive and place their paddles in a designated rack.
Next-Up Designation: The indicator tells which paddles are next in line to play.
Court Rotation: When a court becomes available, players take out their paddles, and the next group of paddles in line will be moved to be next on the court.
Follow directions above each rack.
The covered courts are a great option.
