Warm up
Ease in with open play, meet the players and find your rhythm.
01 / THE FIRST EDITION
CDMX
PRIDE
OPEN.
PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT
CDMX Pride Pickleball × Club Reset
Register here ↗
WHENSaturday, September 26, 2026
WHEREDinamarca 29, CDMX
ENTRY250 MXN / person
01 / THE EVENT
A first for
our community.
Join CDMX Pride Pickleball and Club Reset for the first CDMX Pride Open: three hours of open play, social doubles and a final to crown our first champion.
A welcoming morning for the LGBTQ+ community and friends, with room for beginners and more experienced players alike.
02 / THE FORMAT
Three courts.
One champion.
Social open play → rotating doubles → top-four final.
Planned format; full rules confirmed by the hosts.
Rotate
Play short doubles games with different partners. Results are tracked individually.
The final
The top four rotate partners across three final games to decide the individual champion.
03 / THE SCHEDULE
Your Saturday,
on court.
September 26 · 10:00 AM–1:00 PM
Mexico City local time.
Proposed running order; timings may adjust.
Check-in + open play
Meet the group, warm up and get to know the format.
Social round robin
Short doubles games with rotating partners across three courts.
Open play + finals
Keep playing, then cheer on the top four as they rotate partners for the final.
Event ends
The first CDMX Pride Open champion is crowned.
05 / REGISTRATION & RSVP
See you
on court.
250 MXN / person
Ready to play? Complete the registration form to join the first CDMX Pride Open.
Register here ↗06 / GOOD TO KNOW
Before
you play.
Is this beginner-friendly?
Yes. This is a social tournament for mixed skill levels, centered on the LGBTQ+ community. You don’t need to be a competitive player to join.
Do I need a partner?
You can come solo. Partners rotate during doubles play so you’ll meet and play with different people.
How much does it cost?
Entry is 250 MXN per person. Complete the registration form to sign up.
Are paddles provided?
Equipment availability for this event is still to be confirmed. Message the hosts before attending if you need to borrow a paddle.
What should I bring?
Wear comfortable sports clothing and court shoes. Bring water and your paddle if you have one.
How is the champion decided?
The planned format leads to a top-four final with three doubles games and rotating partners. Each player earns a win when their team wins; point differential breaks ties. Final scoring and qualification details will be confirmed by the hosts.
07 / HOSTS & PARTNERS
