Follow Bermuda Broadcasting for live coverage of the Caribbean Pickleball Championships
The curtain was raised last night on the Caribbean Pickleball Championships, taking place at the W.E.R. Joell Tennis Stadium. Players from across the region are here for a week of high-level competition and development in one of the world’s fastest-growing sports.
Bermuda Broadcasting last night launched its coverage with a live interview conducted by Nick Jones with Sports Minister Owen Darrell, who highlighted the significance of Bermuda hosting a regional sporting event of this scale.
The station’s coverage also featured an introductory video with insights from key figures in the sport, including George Thomas and Leonardo Stango, both of whom spoke to the growth and potential of pickleball across the Caribbean and beyond.
The championships will see athletes from multiple Caribbean countries compete across junior, adult, and senior divisions, showcasing a wide spectrum of talent and experience.
More than just a tournament, the Caribbean Pickleball Championships has been designed as a platform to grow the sport regionally – fostering collaboration among national federations, raising competitive standards, and creating new opportunities for players and communities.
The week’s action features two interconnected tournaments: Rally on the Rock, offering open competition for players of all levels, and the Caribbean Championship Cup, a team-based format aimed at preparing Caribbean nations for future World Cup-style play.
Organisers say the dual-format structure balances accessibility with elite competition, positioning Bermuda at the centre of pickleball’s continued expansion in the region.
Stay tuned as Bermuda Broadcasting will deliver exclusive live coverage of the Caribbean Pickleball Championships.
