Tri-Cities, WA – Your Tournament Starts Here 2023 Video Series, Q3

The Club 509 2026 509 Summer Classic will be taking place June 19-21, 2026 at the Columbia Basin Racquet Club in Richland, WA. Participants include local pickleball athletes and those from around the Pacific Northwest. The majority of attendees will be traveling from other cities around Washington state, with some players traveling from around the U.S. All events will be played in accordance with USA Pickleball rules and regulations in effect at the time of the tournament. Start times will be published 2 weeks prior to the tournament. Registration to the 509 Summer Classic makes you eligible for a pro-rated Club 509 membership that is active from time of official registration and expires July 31, 2026, which gains you access to exclusive member events. The prize pool for this event is over $25,000 and growing!

West Coast Premier Tournaments will return to the Tri-Cities to host their 2026 Father’s Day Slugfest baseball tournament on June 19-21. Games are expected to be played at the following Tri-Cities venues: Civic Center Athletic Complex, Columbia Basin College, Horn Rapids Athletic Complex, Lawrence Scott Park, Pasco Sporting Complex, and Southridge Sports & Events Complex. Approximately 125 baseball teams are expected to attend from all over the Pacific Northwest.

The Tri-Cities will once again be welcoming the NSA Girls Fastpitch State Tournament in June 2026. The tournament director expects to use the majority of Tri-Cities’ softball fields, including: Civic Center Athletic Complex, Columbia Playfield, Hanford High School, Horn Rapids Athletic Complex, Lawrence Scott Park, Pasco Sporting Complex, Southridge High School, and Southridge Sports & Events Complex. Games will begin Friday at noon and conclude Sunday evening. Teams participating in the State Tournament will consist of players ages 10-18 years old. Approximately 125 teams are expected to be coming in from all over the state of Washington.

In 2026, the #Sluggers&Dingers tournament will take place July 11-12 at Columbia Playfield in Richland, WA. All games are 1:40 with no new innings beginning after this time. Age groups consist of 12U, 14U, 16U, and 18U. There is a 5 game guarantee, with 3 pool games on Saturday and a single elimination after the first round with both the championship and consolation brackets on Sunday.

Join top racers from across the country as they compete for the North American Model Boating Association (NAMBA) 2026 National Championships in a week-long celebration of speed, skill, and competition. This milestone event is held in conjunction with the H1 Unlimited Hydroplane Races, part of the legendary Tri-City Water Follies Columbia Cup! For the Nationals event, races are organized based on engine sizes, fuel types, and by various hull types (i.e. hydroplane, mono, tunnel hull, etc.). Each class is then broken down into four heats of racing in which each racer is awarded points based on their finish. The racer with the most points scored after four heats of racing is declared the winner. NAMBA is a non-profit association of radio controlled model boat enthusiasts of all ages, genders and backgrounds from all over the world.