FOUR
SPORTS.
ONE SET
OF COURTS.
Four racquetball courts that convert for squash, a full basketball court that pulls double duty for pickleball — and a racquetball league with signups right on this page. No court fees. No reservations for open play. Just show up and play.
RACQUETBALL OPEN PLAY
Four courts, open whenever the club is open. Walk on, play, rotate when it’s busy — that’s the whole system.
How open play works
No booking sheet, no court fee, no check-in beyond the front desk. If a court is open, it’s yours.
- Courts4 courts — all convert for squash (see below)
- CostNo court fees for members, ever
- ReservationsNone for open play — first come, first served
- Gear ruleNon-marking shoes and protective eyewear at all times
ONE COURT. TWO SPORTS.
These aren’t separate racquetball courts and squash courts. The walls move. The same four courts convert to squash courts — so one court inventory serves both games.
Playing racquetball here
- All 4 courts set for racquetball by default
- Open play any time — no reservations, no court fees
- League play is seasonal — Tue–Thu evenings, 6pm–close (signup below)
- Eyewear required at all times on court
Playing squash here
- Same 4 courts — walls convert for squash
- Open play, same deal: no reservations, no court fees
- Non-marking shoes + eyewear, same as racquetball
- Ask at the front desk if you need a court converted
THE RACQUETBALL LEAGUE
10 weeks. Three nights. Five divisions from first-timers to Open. Free for members — non-members play on a day pass. League Director: Dan Hoover · dwhoover72@gmail.com
C / D
C is where you start — beginners, men and women combined. D is the next step up. Same night, same courts.
A / B
Intermediate (B) and advanced (A) play. Competitive rallies, tighter shot-making, best-of-3 matches.
OPEN / A
The top end. Open division plus A players — the fastest racquetball in the building.
How a match works
- Game: first to 15, win by 2
- Match: first to win 2 of 3 games
- Play 1–2 matches per week — that’s the commitment
Show up — it matters
- A no-show is a forfeit
- Repeated no-shows can mean being dropped from the league
- Can’t make it? Tell Dan before your match, not after
On court, every time
- Non-marking shoes only
- Protective eyewear at all times — no exceptions
- Members: free · Non-members: day pass each visit
SIGN UP FOR LEAGUE
Pick a season, pick a division, fill in your details. The summary on the right builds as you go — check it before you submit.
1 — Choose a season
Loading league seasons…
No league season is open for signup right now. New seasons are posted here as soon as their dates are set. Questions about the league: Dan Hoover, League Director.
2 — Choose your division(s) (tap to select — you can choose more than one)
Please choose at least one division.
3 — Your details
You’re on the list.
Questions before the season starts? Email League Director Dan Hoover at dwhoover72@gmail.com. Remember: non-marking shoes and protective eyewear every time you’re on court — and a no-show is a forfeit.
FULL-COURT BASKETBALL
Featured here in full for the first time: a real full court, room to run a real game — not a half-court afterthought tucked behind the cardio deck.
Run the full floor
Open gym basketball on a full court — the whole floor for a full-court run, a half-court game, or a shootaround. The same floor hosts pickleball when the nets are up (see below).
- FormatFull-court play — bring a team or join a run
- BallsBasketballs available at the front desk — just ask
- After playReturn balls to the front desk when you’re done
No food or drinks
Keep food and drinks off the court — water stays on the sideline, not on the floor.
No black-marking shoes
Court shoes only. Black-marking soles scuff and damage the floor for everyone after you.
No hanging on rims or nets
No hanging on the rims or the nets — play hard, leave the hardware alone.
Return the balls
Checked out a ball at the front desk? Bring it back to the front desk when you finish.
Court rules as listed on the club’s Rules page.
PICKLEBALL ON THE BASKETBALL COURT
Yes, we have pickleball. The nets live here at the club and go up on the basketball court — here’s how a game actually gets going.
First come, first served.
There’s no app, no reservation sheet, and no pickleball schedule to hunt for. The nets live here at the club — getting a game going is a do-it-yourself job:
Check the court — if the basketball court is open, it’s yours. First come, first served.
Set up the nets yourselves — there’s room for 2 courts on the floor. No divider curtain between them, so keep your game in your court.
Play — then put the nets away when you’re done, so the court is ready for whoever’s next.