Where Community Comes Before Competition
A non-profit tournament company where community interaction and inclusion comes before charity earnings. A Friday coed moneyball followed by 2 days of men's, women's, and mixed doubles gives everyone a reason to sign up and play. 100% of profits go directly to the Central High School Tennis Program to support equipment, uniforms, travel, and facilities.
From amateur (2.0-2.5) divisions to 4.5+, there's an opportunity for everyone to explore camaraderie in an empowering way.
Win cash from the moneyball, medals from regular divisions, and raffle SWAG just from registering.

Everything you need to know about the tournament
Hosted at Pickler Universe in Carrollton, TX. Experience professional-grade courts, modern amenities, and an atmosphere designed for champions.

First to 15, win by 2
Single elimination, everyone advances
Best 2/3 to 11, win by 2
Every serve, every point, every match contributes to empowering student athletes
Tournaments in Waco, Corpus Christi, Abilene — travel, lodging, entry fees
Uniforms, bags, balls, grips
Private coaching sessions and seminars
Picklebolt was born from a passion for racket sports and a commitment to youth development. 100% of tournament proceeds support Central High School Tennis (Keller ISD, Texas), providing equipment, training, and opportunities for student athletes to excel both on and off the court.


From student athlete to community champion

"$700 Million in debt; that's the origin of Picklebolt. Facing severe budget cuts after COVID, Keller ISD cut funding to athletic programs across the district. One stood too close to heart: Tennis. As varsity captain, I understood playing with three-year-old tennis balls and limited personalized coaching set my team back as we pushed towards 6A regionals."
"I'm a 17-year-old senior at Central High School who saw a vision to change something I've watched develop for nearly a decade. Being part of the tennis program through summer drills and my sibling, I've been alongside Central Tennis since 4th grade. Now, as a 4th-year varsity player and 2nd-year captain, I took it into my own hands to revolutionize our program and make a change that was once only a dream."
Register now for Picklebolt 2025 and be part of something bigger than the game