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Kurt Simpson2026-07-03 08:19:482026-07-03 17:49:32Tucson Area Pickleball (TAP) Position Statement on Udall ParkTucson Area Pickleball · 501(c)(4) nonprofit
The City gave us the courts.
Now … we need your help!
Tucson Area Pickleball just signed a 5-year agreement
to steward Udall Park’s courts — and build three more.
Your membership, sponsorships and donations make it happen.
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Kurt Simpson2026-07-03 08:19:482026-07-03 17:49:32Tucson Area Pickleball (TAP) Position Statement on Udall Park
In this May 14, 2026 post Karen Schaffner (Reporter, Tucson Weekly) reports on Tucson's unique and welcoming Udall Park pickleball community.

Your partner is not the reason you lost that game. It wasn’t their missed dink. It wasn’t their serve into the net. And it sure as hell wasn’t that lob they hit that got smashed back into your teeth.

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Udall Pickleball Players Give Thanks
TUCSON, Arizona — Pickleball enthusiasts gathered outside City Hall on Wednesday holding “thank you” signs, marking a sharp turnaround from the protests that unfolded at Udall Park just last month.
Last month, frustrated players chanted “No pay to play” in opposition to a proposed fee structure from Tucson Parks and Recreation. On Wednesday, the mood was celebratory after city officials reached a resolution with the local pickleball community.