At Poach Pickleball, we're thrilled to announce the launch of our latest offerings that promise to revolutionize how you carry and organize your pickleball gear. Introducing our new Pro Bags and Day Bags, meticulously designed to cater to the needs of pickleball enthusiasts while boasting eye-catching colors and top-of-the-line features. New Pro Bags: Elevate Your Game, Elevate Your Style Our Pro Bags are crafted with the utmost attention to detail, ensuring that every aspect aligns with the needs of competitive players. With ample space for multiple paddles, balls, apparel, and accessories, t ..read more

Poach Pickleball: A Year of Innovation, Growth, and Community Engagement A Paddle Revolution: The Havoc M3 with 3D Diamond-Grit Technology As we reflect on the incredible journey that was 2023, we at Poach Pickleball are thrilled to share the highlight of our year—the release of our groundbreaking paddle, the Havoc M3. Nearly a year in the making, this paddle boasts innovative 3D Diamond-Grit Technology, a testament to our commitment to pushing the boundaries of pickleball equipment. The response from our customers has been nothing short of phenomenal, reinforcing our belief that the ..read more

The 2022 New Brunswick Provincials (Sep 16-18) was a successful tournament with 236 athletes in attendance. The large brackets filled with talented men’s and women’s teams meant it was no easy feat to make the podium. Poach players specifically had tremendous success over the tournament weekend as they claimed a majority of the 4.0+ level gold medals. We even saw eager up and comers representing Poach pull out some incredible wins resulting in turned heads. When asked what her favourite parts of the NB Provincials were, Poach’s own double-gold medalist (4.0+ open divisions) Lisa Weir responded ..read more

Over the past few years, Poach Pro Team's Casey Rodgers from Kamloops, BC has made a name for herself in Canadian pickleball. 2022 has proven to be no different, only solidifying her spot as a top 5 female in Canada. Opponents shouldn't be fooled by her shorter height or off-court sweetness. When Casey steps on the court she holds nothing back. She is the type of athlete that lets results speak for themselves. A look at Casey's 2022 results: Gold Grip n Rip - Women's 5.0+ Kamloops Open - Women's 5.0+ Kelowna Open - Women's 5.0+ Vernon Rally in the Valley - Women's 5.0+ & Mixed 5 ..read more

Coming from a background in competitive badminton, Brad Chapman from Calgary, AB has developed a skill set that allows him to dominate at the highest national level. Brad has risen through the ranks and has solidified himself as the #2 ranked male player in Canada behind Steve Deakin. To see Brad lose a game is a rarity in itself. To see him lose a match, well… you better bring camping gear because you’ll be waiting a while. It has become a crowd expectation for Brad to defeat his opponents with his versatile bag of shots. Canadian Pickleball Nationals in Kingston, Ontario was no different as ..read more

While members of Team Poach can be found coast-to-coast across North America, it was the BC players who were the focus last weekend. Pickleball BC held its first ever provincial tournament which saw over 600 players attend from around the province.  Spearheaded by Richard Chambers from the Vernon Pickleball Club, the 4-day tournament was a huge success. Sunny Buttar (Team Poach) from Oliver managed to take bronze in Men's 5.0 Singles on the Thursday. While Poach Founder/CEO Brett Forsythe picked up a double silver in 5.0 Men's Doubles and Mixed Doubles. "The level gets better every tourna ..read more

The 2022 New Brunswick Provincials (Sep 16-18) was a successful tournament with 236 athletes in attendance. The large brackets filled with talented men’s and women’s teams meant it was no easy feat to make the podium. Poach players specifically had tremendous success over the tournament weekend as they claimed a majority of the 4.0+ level gold medals. We even saw eager up and comers representing Poach pull out some incredible wins resulting in turned heads. When asked what her favourite parts of the NB Provincials were, Poach’s own double-gold medalist (4.0+ open divisions) Lisa Weir responded ..read more

Over the past few years, Poach Pro Team's Casey Rodgers from Kamloops, BC has made a name for herself in Canadian pickleball. 2022 has proven to be no different, only solidifying her spot as a top 5 female in Canada. Opponents shouldn't be fooled by her shorter height or off-court sweetness. When Casey steps on the court she holds nothing back. She is the type of athlete that lets results speak for themselves. A look at Casey's 2022 results: Gold Grip n Rip - Women's 5.0+ Kamloops Open - Women's 5.0+ Kelowna Open - Women's 5.0+ Vernon Rally in the Valley - Women's 5.0+ & Mixed 5 ..read more

Coming from a background in competitive badminton, Brad Chapman from Calgary, AB has developed a skill set that allows him to dominate at the highest national level. Brad has risen through the ranks and has solidified himself as the #2 ranked male player in Canada behind Steve Deakin. To see Brad lose a game is a rarity in itself. To see him lose a match, well… you better bring camping gear because you’ll be waiting a while. It has become a crowd expectation for Brad to defeat his opponents with his versatile bag of shots. Canadian Pickleball Nationals in Kingston, Ontario was no different as ..read more