Kansas Tournaments
Pickleball tournaments in Kansas 2026
2 upcoming pickleball tournaments in Kansas between now and the end of the year.
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August 2026
0 eventsSeptember 2026
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September 2026 · 1 tournament
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Sep 17, 2026 – Sep 20, 2026
DUPR rated
APP Overland Park Open
AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk · Overland Park, KS
- Organizer
- APP Tour
- Skill levels
- Amateur skill/age + Open Pro + AARP
- Divisions
- Men's Doubles, Women's Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Singles, Pro
- Entry fee
- $40 amateur; $160 pro ($120-$140 AARP pro)
APP Tour debut in Kansas City metro. Includes Golden Ticket and AARP divisions.
October 2026 · 1 tournament
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Oct 23, 2026 – Oct 25, 2026
The Pickleball DRS Fall Classic
Tap N Paddles, 4956 E 35th St N · Wichita, KS
- Organizer
- The Pickleball DRS
- Skill levels
- Ages 50+, grouped by skill level
- Divisions
- Men's and women's singles, Skinny singles, Men's and women's doubles, Mixed doubles
- Entry fee
- $55 plus $10 per event
US Senior Pickleball approved. Four-game minimum per event; USSP and SSIPA members get $10 off.
DUPR, at a glance
Most competitive events use DUPR, a 2.000 to 8.000 rating that updates after every logged match. Events badged "DUPR required" need an account to register, "DUPR rated" report your results to DUPR, and "DUPR seeded" use your rating to build brackets. Full explainer →
Tournament prep guides
Three guides for first-time and returning Kansas tournament players: what to expect, what to pack, how brackets actually run.
- First tournament
First pickleball tournament: what to expect
Event types, check-in, why losing early is fine.
- What to pack
Pickleball tournament packing list
Paddle, gear, snacks, the recovery items most players skip.
- Formats
League and tournament formats
Round-robin, double-elim, ladder. How brackets actually run.