Farewell and Thank You
to Gene Nackers​
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​It’s not easy to say “thank you” to someone who has done as much as
Gene Nackers has to support our club, our courts and the game of pickleball in Eagle River. 
​But, we did our best!
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Gene and his wife Diane are moving from the area. We gathered on June 12th to share food and laughter, and offer our gratitude to Gene and Diane. We will miss them both — their friendship more than anything — but wish them well on their new adventures.

July 4th 2019 Parade - Eagle River

Hats off to the Picklers who joined in the July 4th parade and help promoted Eagle River Pickleball. Enjoy the Pics.

Picklers help out at 2019 Journeys Marathon - Eagle River

Eagle River Pickleball members staffed one of the water stations along the marathon route. Pictured here are Sue and Ken Waggoner along with Joy and Joe Smogor. In addition, Barb and Tom Helmick were safety riders along the route. Member Pat Grulke participated in the Half Marathon. 

Last Day of Outdoor Play - 2018

Nine hearty picklers braved the cool temps for one final day of play....before the nets were taken down and put away for the winter. 

Cranberry Fest - Volunteers helped sell cranberries and craisins

Special thanks to all the volunteers who helped sell cranberries and craisins at the 2018 Cranberry Fest, Eagle River. 

Eagle River 2018 July 4th Parade 

Brat Sale 2018 - Memorial Weekend 

Volunteers at 2018 Journeys Marathon

Club members staffed a water station during the 2018 Journeys Marathon on May 12th.

Participating in the Eagle River July 4th parade

Celebrating the Fourth in Eagle River's parade, 2016

Volunteers install fence around Riverview courts

Gene Nackers, Al Geiger, Neal West, Tom Helmick, Sam Mule, Fred Young and Bob Dow helped install chain link fencing around the pickleball courts at Riverview Park. Check out the slide show below to see them hard at work and to view the awesome results of their efforts!

Coach Mo pickleball clinics in the Northwoods!

Riverview Park Courts:  Watch the transformation . . .

from this ...

to this ...

July Brat & bake sale at Trig's raises $640 for club needs 

Marching in the Fourth of July parade

Several members of the Eagle River Pickleball Association donned red, white and blue, and marched in Eagle River's Fourth of July Parade, promoting pickleball as they went.  Check out the slide show below.