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Pickleball is a dynamic and accessible sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, offering a fun and social way to stay active. It’s easy to learn, making it perfect for players of all ages and skill levels. Playing pickleball improves cardiovascular health, enhances coordination, and builds agility. Beyond the physical benefits, pickleball fosters community and camaraderie, making it a great way to meet new people and stay engaged.

Whether you’re looking to challenge yourself or simply enjoy a leisurely game, pickleball is a rewarding sport that brings joy and fitness together.

Amarillo Netplex is proud to offer 10 top-tier pickleball courts, providing members with a premier facility for both casual play and competitive league action. These courts can be easily reserved by members, ensuring you always have a place to perfect your game.

Whether you’re looking to join a league, participate in exciting member events, or simply enjoy a friendly match, Amarillo Netplex is the ultimate destination for pickleball enthusiasts. Experience the vibrant community and unmatched facilities that make every game at Amarillo Netplex a winning experience.

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Brian Everett has joined Amarillo Netplex as Pickleball Pro. Bringing his passion and experience for pickleball into our outstanding line up of Pros.

Brian has over 20 years of engineering design consulting experience. During his engineering career, Brian worked in various roles as a design engineer, field engineer, lead mechanical engineer, project engineer, project manager, and senior design consultant.

Brian started out playing tennis around the age of 10 and began playing competitive tennis tournaments in Junior High School. In high school, Brian played #1 singles all four years in Slidell, LA. During college, he also played intramural sports and upon graduation, began playing USTA league tennis. In USTA men’s and mixed doubles leagues, Brian participated on teams, which competed in Dallas and Houston at the Regional tournament, and also at Nationals in Tucson, AZ. Over the past 3 years, Brian has been coaching Junior Tennis Teams which competed in the 12 and under and 14 and under divisions. In 2019, Brian’s 14 and under team won the local league and went on to compete in Midland at the regional tournament.

Because of Brian’s background in tennis, he became interested in pickleball about 4 years ago. Brian has competed in several pickleball tournaments. This sparked his passion for the sport and in April 2020, Brian started offering pickleball lessons. He now joins our team to offer professional pickleball instruction.

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With 16 years of pickleball passion, he’s left an indelible mark on the sport. As the former president of the Tellico Village Pickleball Club (2011-2015), he oversaw 450 members and designed their 12 courts. Since 2019, he’s been at the helm of the Amarillo Pickleball Club, collaborating with the city to create 9 courts, attracting 280 members.

He’s taught pickleball for 14 years, spanning beginner to advanced levels. In competition, he’s a force to be reckoned with, participating in 53 tournaments across the country, securing 375 wins and 241 losses. Notably, he’s claimed titles in singles, doubles, and mixed events at the Tennessee Senior Olympics and won bronze at the National Senior Games. His pickleball journey has taken him from Hawaii to Florida, California to Minnesota, and numerous states in between. He’s also organized and popularized the random draw tournament format, successfully implementing it at least 10 times, starting in Tennessee.
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