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Princeton CE reports strong program sign-ups; pickleball tournament set for April 10

Princeton Community Education Advisory Council · March 25, 2026
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Community Education reported 30 aquatics programs started with most filling, archery competitors advancing to nationals, a growing adult volleyball program, and a Paddle Battle Classic pickleball tournament on April 10.

Community Education enrichment and recreation staff summarized recent program successes and upcoming events at the March 25 meeting. Staff said 30 aquatics programs began the prior weekend with the majority filling, archery participants are heading to nationals, and wrestling competitors are progressing to district and state levels. Adult volleyball expanded to three courts (about 36 players), and beginner karate enrolled 10 participants.

Enrichment staff also highlighted the biggest ROAR event to date on March 19, 'Tail Wagging Treats for a Cause' (sponsored by Paw Pantry), and two adult 21+ crafting/baking events hosted at Sunken Ship that were well received. A first-time 'Paddle Battle Classic' pickleball tournament is scheduled for April 10, with registration open now.

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