Sia and Mayka Lo are a true team on and off the court. Married for over 30 years, the pair started as tennis players and are now pickleball enthusiasts. We recently caught up with this dynamic duo to talk about why they love to play the game as a couple.

One of the fastest growing racquet sports worldwide, padel combines elements of tennis and squash and is played in an enclosed court surrounded by glass walls. The Heights Racquet and Social Club in Mendota Heights is offering open houses and two-month trial packages for racquet sport enthusiasts looking to learn about the game.

Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the game, it’s essential that you’re taking steps to stay healthy and prevent pickleball injuries. Here are some tips from our friends at HIT Results Fitness:

When it comes to strength training for racquet sports, sometimes it’s all in the wrists. Having strong wrists is beneficial for anyone playing pickleball or tennis. You can improve shot velocity and control.

From school gyms to city courts, the sport is building camaraderie in this small Minnesota farm community.

The Beyond Walls “Fun”raiser Pickleball Social & Padel Open Play is taking place on Saturday, June 7, 2025 at The Heights Racquet and Social Club.

Get ready to serve up some fun because May is National Tennis Month! Whether you are new to the game, an experienced player or you're coming back after some time away, get moving and join in the celebration of the world's healthiest sport.

Elden Lee, a Harding Senior High School alum who played college tennis at Hamline, began working as a stringer at Michael Lynne’s four years ago. Now, he’s stringing for the best players on the planet.

Strength training will not only help with prevention of injuries for both pickleball and tennis players, but it will also help improve your shot power and your endurance.

Are you looking for more opportunities to play this summer? North Metro Tennis Association invites adult players of all levels to participate in our exciting summer tennis tournaments. Mark your calendars!

Hall of Fame coach Dave Gunderson has built a legacy in Virginia.

Buy a case of Yonex Tour tennis balls for only $89! Only while supplies last.

From racquetball to pickleball, platform tennis to squash, Bob Brose has played almost every racquet sport in existence. Three years ago, Bob heard about another racquet sport that was quickly gaining popularity around the world: padel. 

Buy a racquet or get your racquet restrung, and receive a Babolat Overgrip for FREE!

Greg Wicklund is not just any tennis pro. The Minneapolis native led Roosevelt to multiple state tournaments, finishing his high school career with a 43-1 record. He then guided the Golden Gophers to the Big Ten Championship in 1981, ending a 72-year drought for the University.

We are very proud to announce that one of our stringers, Elden Lee, will be leaving at the end of this year to go and string for the Yonex Team at the Australian Open. He'll be enjoying the warm weather in Melbourne for about a month at the first Grand Slam of 2025. Congrats, Elden!

One of the most frustrating experiences you can suffer on court is to foul up a high forehand volley that’s just sitting there waiting to be belted.

Bill Crawford has led a lifetime of service. The Vietnam War veteran and avid tennis player is spearheading several different initiatives supporting military families, kids, and the community.

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