Advanced Americano 🎾

PadelTurnering

Datum

lördag 12 september | 17:00h

Längd

120 min

Nivå

3 – 7

Kategori

Öppen

Registrering

Individuell

Registreringen stänger

lördag 12 september | 16:00h

Arrangör

Peter

TC60 Padel

Spelare (15/16)

Joel

5.24

Henry

4.88

Jak

4.23

Robson

4.14

Harrison

4.09

James

4.01

Louise

4.0

Zach

3.97

Ben

3.86

Richard

3.66

Pedro

3.57

Joe

3.46

Will

3.42

David

3.1

Matt

3.05

Tillgänglig

Beskrivning

Saturday 12th September | 17:00–19:00 £30 per player The final tournament of our End of Summer event is the Advanced Americano. Two hours of competitive padel for advanced players. You’ll rotate partners and opponents throughout, with every point counting towards your individual total. Play starts at 17:00, followed by presentations at 19:00. Then it’s straight into our End of Summer Party with live music, pizza van and licensed bar from 20:00. Come for the padel and stay for the party.

Var det spelas

Padel 1

Roofed · Double

TC60 Padel

Woodland Park, Bridge Head Business Park, HU13 0LN, Kingston upon Hull

Kontakt

Bekvämligheter

Tillgänglighet för funktionshindrade
Utrustningsuthyrning
Gratis parkering
Privat parkering
Cafeteria
Snackbar
Försäljningsautomat
Omklädningsrum
Förvaringsskåp
WiFi

Om TC60 Padel

TC60 Padel, the regions premier Padel Club, located at Bridehead Business Park, TC60 Padel will have three full cover Championship Courts within the TC60 Campus, including a world class Gym, full changing facilities, showers, ice bath and sauna. Enjoy the TC60 club house with outdoor area before or after your game, a selection of healthy shakes from our nutritionist, great coffee, with the option for a Wine, or Beer with friends after! Out of hours our facility will be serviced by well stocked vending machines for balls, rackets, drinks. We have some fantastic events and "after Padel socials" planed for 2026 and cant wait for you to get involved, our team couldn't be more excited to welcome you into the regions best, friendly, fun, health and wellbeing community. Tommy Coyle,