Mark your calendar for the 2023 State of Missouri Junior/Collegiate Fall Classic. This FREE event will be hosted at Jokerst Park, Festus, Missouri. This is approximately 30 minutes south of St. Louis. This tournament listing is being regularly updated so continue to check back for additional information.
USA Pickleball Rules will be followed for this event. Referees will be available.
The Franklin X-40 (Green) ball is the official ball for this tournament.
Round Robin format with championship playoffs. This will ensure EVERYONE gets a lot of court time. Medals will be awarded in each bracket. This will be a full day event and feature good competition at all skill levels. Larger brackets may be broken up into pools and grouped according to skill level.
Brackets will start at 8:00am
Additional Information
Are you, your company, organization or club interested in sponsoring this event? Sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact us via the tournament page.
The city of Festus, Missouri is located approximately thirty minutes south of downtown St. Louis, Missouri. October is a beautiful time to visit this historic Midwest town. Be sure to check out the local attractions and businesses. Click HERE to view the City of Festus Tourism Page.
Please note that the tournament software (Pickleball Brackets) charges $5.00 or $10.00 as a registration fee depending on how many events for which you register. Please note neither the tournament directors nor the venue have any control over these fees and they are non refundable in case of withdraw.
We are unable to "transfer" registration to another player.
In addition to the above system fee, there is a $5.00 transaction fee for withdraws. No refunds can be issued after September 24, 2023.
525 South Mill Street Festus, Missouri, 63028 United States
Parking Information
Parking Fee: No Fee
Weather
According to NOAA - October weather for Festus, Missouri averages a high temperature of 71 and a low of 44 degrees. It rains an average of 5 days in October.
A backup indoor option is being explored in the event of bad weather.
