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Find pickleball tournaments near you — upcoming events across all six New England states, from local fun events to USA Pickleball–sanctioned tournaments.
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Fun formats, lots of court time, great for your first event. No ranking required.
Where most improving players compete. More competitive draws, still plenty of fun.
Sanctioned events, ratings points, serious competition. Be ready to dink all day.
Like our Special Olympics Pickleball Classic — any level welcome, big smiles guaranteed.
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Events Jason recommends or is personally attending. Updated regularly — check the newsletter for weekly picks.
📍 South Portland, ME
Maine leg of the Carvana PPA Tour amateur state championship series, and the biggest amateur draw in the state this summer. Skill-level brackets with age divisions where the numbers allow.
Register Now →📍 The Edge Twin Oaks · South Burlington, VT
Vermont state doubles championship for players 50 and over, played indoors at the Twin Oaks Edge — the largest pickleball facility in the state. Gender doubles and mixed, with medals by age group. Out-of-state players are welcome.
Event Details →📍 Foss Field · Wolfeboro, NH
Three days of outdoor play on 14 courts in Wolfeboro, on the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee. Brackets run by skill and by five-year age group, and the field is capped, so it fills up well ahead of the weekend.
Event Details →📍 The Picklr Danvers · Danvers, MA
APA-sanctioned indoor event on the North Shore and the closest big-field weekend to Boston and North Central Mass. Open to 2.5–5.0, round-robin into brackets with a 6-game guarantee — doubles Saturday, mixed doubles Sunday, and singles on one of the two afternoons.
Register Now →📍 The Pickleball Place · Vernon, CT
APA-sanctioned indoor showcase in northern Connecticut. Players 2.5–5.0 sorted by skill then age, round-robin into bracket play with a 6-game guarantee — doubles Saturday, mixed and singles Sunday. Well worth the drive south.
Register Now →📍 Ocean State Pickleball · Narragansett, RI
Rhode Island senior state games, played over three days on the coast in Narragansett. Age-graded divisions for players 50 and over, at one of the state busiest dedicated pickleball clubs.
Register Now →📍 The Picklr Westbrook · Westbrook, ME
The last big indoor weekend on the New England calendar before winter, just outside Portland. APA-sanctioned and open to all skill levels, matched by skill then age, with most players getting 7–9 games.
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Browse New England Tournaments →Where to Find Tournaments
Multiple sites list New England tournaments. Check them all — events aren't always cross-posted.
The most comprehensive listing site. Filter by state, skill level, and date. Best starting point for New England events.
Search Now →Growing tournament platform with New England events. Great for finding local and regional competitions.
Browse Swish →Official sanctioned events and ratings tournaments. Required if you're building your DUPR rating or competing for rankings.
USA Pickleball →Find DUPR-rated events and track your rating. The industry-standard rating system for competitive players.
DUPR Events →Pro Pickleball Association events. Check when the tour is near New England and catch the pros live.
PPA Schedule →The team-based pro league with a fast, high-energy format and the sport’s biggest stars. Follow the action and watch for events coming near New England.
Watch MLP →Many New England clubs run their own tournaments — check the courts directory and contact venues directly for local events.
View Courts →By State
The local tournament scene, state by state — each page also maps courts to practice on.
New to Competing?
Free step-by-step guides to everything you need before you sign up.
Yes — New England has a busy tournament calendar across all six states, from casual rec events to USA Pickleball–sanctioned tournaments. Massachusetts hosts the most, concentrated spring through fall with indoor play in winter.
Start with your state below — we track upcoming New England tournaments with dates, venues, divisions and registration links, updated weekly. Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont and Maine each have their own page so you can see what\x27s near you. We also send the New England weekend slate each week in The Weekly Serve.
No. Tournaments run brackets by skill rating (2.5 for beginners up to 5.0+), so you only play people at your level. Many events have novice or beginner divisions for your first event.
Most charge a base entry fee around $50–$75 for your first event plus a smaller add-on per additional event. Larger sanctioned events cost a bit more and may include a player packet or DUPR fee.
