Palm Beach and the Injury Question: MLP’s First Real Governance Stress Test
A Palm Beach substitution incident exposes governance gaps in MLP, raising questions about injury verification and competitive integrity.
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A Palm Beach substitution incident exposes governance gaps in MLP, raising questions about injury verification and competitive integrity.
Japan’s Pickleball Federation has been officially recognised by JSPO, marking a key step in the sport’s institutional development.
The APP’s partnership with the European Pickleball Federation is about more than one tournament in Türkiye. It may…
Maria Klokotzky's criticism of Pickleball Canada has exposed a deeper question about the future of the country's elite…
The GPF has completed its first member-led election, but the lack of visible progress on a wider governance…
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Pickleball’s governance is at a crossroads. With tennis bodies still controlling the sport in many countries, independence is…
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Japan will move under a single governing body from April 14, ending a fragmented structure and creating a…
Pickleball’s growth phase no longer explains the sport on its own. This is the point where control, governance,…