2025 Evansdale Pickleball League 
We’re just getting started!

To start off our 2025 season we are hosting a meeting to discuss Pickleball at the Evansdale Community League facilities. Join us at 7:00pm on Tuesday, May 27th at the Pickleball Shack (9111 – 150 Ave)

*Times and prices listed below are subject to change, please stay tuned for updates*

Hours of Operation:

The courts are open from 9AM to 1PM and 5-9PM, 7 days a week. Courts can be booked online by using our website booking calendar located below, by phone at (780) 478-2577 or in person during operating hours.  Our booking services at Evansdale are first come first serve.

*Note* In the mornings only 1 court can be booked as the main groups will use 4 courts, and from 5pm to 9pm all courts are bookable.

Program Fees:

The Evansdale Pickleball League membership fee are:
Per person for the 2025 season               $100
Per person for the 2025 season               $75
If you have an active city of Edmonton community league membership

Per Person for the 2025 Season               $25
With an Evansdale Membership

Drop in rate/day                                     $10
Children/Teens(under 18) will be included with a parent/guardian Playing on the courts

We will be offering free lessons this season for beginners and novices only. Please register at the court for Lessons, the drop-in rate will apply.

Beginner – a beginner is someone who has never played pickle ball before , they are a clean slate, waiting to be taught the very basics of the game.

Novices – a novice is someone who might have come to open play once or twice, but is not comfortable playing with others yet. Perhaps they can hit the ball, but they don’t know anything about court position, and they don’t understand scoring yet.

These are the types of players we want to see at our training nights; if you have played pickleball in an organized game and have an understanding of court position and scoring, this may not be for you. The philosophy of lessons is that you have to start beginners at the beginning, and teach the very basic first the sessions will begin with a few words about safety, like proper footwear, balls, entering the court, running backwards, etc. and point out the court lines such as sideline, baseline, center line, NVZ line. The importance of warming up, however, we don’t teach warm-up drills at this session. Anyone interested in learning? Ted Fulton Will be the instructor and set up the Lessons Program

We look forward to seeing all new and returning members/players very soon!