Pickle Rumble

PICKLE RUMBLE The team event that started it all. Four players. Three battles. One team leaves with the bragging rights. Whether you're building combinations for MILP or simply settling the debate about who really has the best team at your club, Pickle Rumble is where rivalries begin. We've taken everything you loved about the original and rebuilt the format from the ground up. ⚡ Faster schedule ⚡ Only two divisions per day ⚡ Guaranteed four team matches ⚡ DUPR locked at registration ⚡ Fairer match-ups No marathon tournament days. No last-minute team reshuffles. No sandbaggers. Expect big rallies. Expect loud cheering. Expect teammates offering advice nobody asked for. And expect to leave with either bragging rights... or a group chat that won't let you forget what happened. DUPR Gated. Not DUPR Rated. Event Schedule Saturday 15 August 🌅 Morning – Rumble 14 🌞 Afternoon – Rumble 16 Sunday 16 August 🌅 Morning – Rumble 12 🌞 Afternoon – Rumble 14 (50+) FUN FIRST. ALWAYS. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ How the Rumble Works Each team consists of 2 women and 2 men. Every team battle includes: 🔥 Women's Doubles — Rally scoring to 21 🔥 Men's Doubles — Rally scoring to 21 🔥 Mixed Relay — Rally scoring to 21 At 11, both mixed pairs switch partners and ends before continuing the relay. Win two of the three battles and your team wins the match. Every team is guaranteed four team matches across the day. 🪙 Win the Toss. Win the Mind Games. Before the first point is played, the captains meet for a coin toss. The winning captain chooses whether to: 🏓 Decide whether the team match starts with Women's Doubles or Men's Doubles, and nominate the first Mixed Relay pairing. The opposing captain then chooses either: • Serve or receive OR • Which end of the court to start on. Sometimes the first battle starts before anyone even picks up a paddle. The group chat is full of big talk. Time to find out who can actually back it up.