Ladder leaders Lob Squad were beaten by No Love Lost.
In Pool A, Pickle Fighters went up against Court Jesters.
There were some exciting match ups, with even wins after 10 games.
The chocolates eventually went to Pickle Fighters on 91 points, to Court Jesters’ 87.
Pickleball is offered at the stadium four days a week, in a series of separate programs.
There’s also regular weekend events.
Social play is every Monday morning at 10am, and Friday mornings at 9.30 am.
Every second Sunday morning is a graded round robin event, starting at 10am.
Tuesday nights have transitioned to a graded round robin from 6.30pm.
Round one and two have already been played, but new players are always welcome - including emergencies.
The Tuesday competition resumed with 40 players being graded into groups of five, and playing on eight courts.
Court winners last week were: Court 1 - Ash Morris; Court 2 - Wade Hilton; Court 3 - Simone Lumbar; Court 4 - Michael Williams; Court 5 - Ailin Pinnow; Court 6 - Justin Purtill; Court 7 - Fred Littmann; Court 8 - Andrew McBurnie.
This event is opened to players at all levels.
The Thursday night social competition will resume from April 30, with the fee for the 10-week competition being $55.
Play time slots are 6pm and 7.30pm, and individual player or group registrations are welcome.
Registrations close April 18, to Leanne Mulham on 0447 357 437.
Registrations for other sessions is via the OpenSports App each week.
A special pickleball coaching session will be held at the stadium this Sunday, with level 2 coach Gail Miller.
There is a 10am session on developing skills and at 11am on improving skills.
Registrations for coaching mst be completed by the close of business on Friday, April 17.
More details about any of the competitions and sessions is available on the ‘Deniliquin Stadium Pickleball’ Facebook page.
Team Pickle Fighters were the Pool A winners. (From left) Luke Ferbrache, Jemmah Conallin, Kim Denny, Matt Horne and Anthony Michael.
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