Dan Harris, Travel Team Coordinator On May 21, four skilled players from CantaMia (CM) traveled here to PebbleCreek to take on five members of the PebbleCreek Billiards Club (PCBC) for two lively afternoon hours of short-rack 8-ball. The clubs split two team matches, but PCBC edged the overall game count 14-11 in a display of…
Dan Harris, Travel Team Coordinator The PebbleCreek Billiards Club (PCBC) hosted the Buckeye Legends (BL) on May 20, and defended its home turf with a decisive 3-1 victory at the Salerno Billiards Room. Coming off a narrow win in their previous matchup, PCBC proved too strong for the visitors, claiming three of four matches and…
A Journey Through Community, Connection, and the Courts Every pickleball season tells a story—a story of new partnerships, friendly rivalries, early morning practices, and the unmistakable sound of paddles echoing across both the north and central courts. As we look ahead to the 2026–27 season, we invite players, families, and fans to view this year…
David Zapatka The dink is pickleball’s most nuanced shot, deceptively simple to learn, endlessly deep to master. While beginners treat it as a stopgap between rallies, advanced players weaponize it. Here’s how to transform your dinking game from passive to dominant. Elite dinks share three qualities. They land in the kitchen, stay low over the…
Don Belonax It was cold, windy, and raining for four of the five games played over three days. Three of our PebbleCreek residents, Ron Flathers, Greg Archer, and Don Belonax, were a part of the Champion team called Git-R-Done, the rest of the players were from California. All of us had to leave on Memorial…
On June 2, exactly one year after Bill Segal’s unexpected passing, 13 people gathered at the North pickleball courts in his honor. As many PebbleCreek pickleballers know, there is a special donated table with an attached “Bill Segal Memorial Plaque” located at the North courts. Huddling around the table and consuming special beverages and foods,…