Outings, tournaments, and everything beyond the weekly open play schedule.
Two OCPC players are stepping onto the court to represent the club: Harvey Cariño and JS Nazareno are competing at First Serve, the grand opening tournament for Pickleball Elites Sports Center, with a ₱500,000 guaranteed prize pool on the line. This one isn't organized by OCPC, but we'll be cheering loud from wherever we're watching — good luck, Harvey and JS!
Eight OCPC players are suiting up for the Golden Day Pickleball Paddle Clash Team Event: James, Ria, Uzz, Des, Jerome, Raf, Heart, and Ann are representing the club on home turf at Golden Day, Kawit. Good luck, team!
There's no Open Play at SM City Rosario this time around, so we're making a routine court visit instead — heading to The Pickleground to join their in-house open play sessions. This isn't organized or hosted by OCPC; we're simply gathering there to play. Registration for each session is handled directly through Sports360, ₱100 per session, all levels welcome.
The squad made the trip up to San Isidro, Nueva Ecija for a night of open play with Corte Verdes: good games, good company, and another club crossed off the road trip list.
The Baguio leg got cancelled by flash flood and landslide danger, so we extended our La Union stay instead: beach time with big waves, two rain-soaked open play sessions, Baybay Seafood Grill, Naknak Eatery, and a closing night at Flotsam. A three-day trip out of what was supposed to be two.
A two-day club outing that turned into one of our best trips yet — open play with Zambales Pickleball Club at The Highgrounds Compound in Iba, a Day 2 stopover at Jungle Base Pickleball for coffee and photos, then real open play at Pampanga Pickleball Center with Court Rebels Club, plus plenty of food, pool time, and van shenanigans in between.
One Cavite Pickleball Club hosted Rainbow Rally 2026, a one-day Pride-themed sports festival held at SM City Rosario in partnership with Prestige Paddle PH. The event ran genderless doubles categories for both novice and intermediate players, built around an inclusive, community-first spirit — open to LGBTQIA+ players, allies, and anyone who wanted to play. A great turnout and an even better vibe — thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate and compete.