In Partnership with the City of West Kelowna, our mission is to provide an environment where all members can learn, play and HAVE FUN. We are active members of our community and support KidSport.
Our club began in September 2017 and have grown quickly and hope to provide opportunities for fun and competitive play for all. The club promotes a friendly, safe and collegial environment that strives for excellence in all areas of pickleball.
Playing pickleball when the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) is 7+ is NOT recommended.
WKPC END OF SEASON
As October comes to a close, so does another great season of pickleball! The West Kelowna Pickleball Club's official season will wrap up on October 31st.
Here's what members need to know about court access and availability beginning November 1st:
Club Operations: All club court reservations, drop-in sessions, and organized play programs will conclude on October 31st.
Public Court Access: In accordance with our lease agreement with the City of West Kelowna, all 12 courts at Mt. Boucherie will transition to public use beginning November 1st. Courts will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, with no designated club reservations or member priority.
Winter Court Closure: Weather permitting, the Mt. Boucherie courts are expected to remain open for public play until approximately the week of November 16th, at which point they will close for the winter season.
A big thank you to all our members, volunteers, and organizers who helped make this season such a success. Whether you joined us for organized play, tournaments, social events, or just a friendly game on the courts, you've helped make our pickleball community something special.
Enjoy any remaining opportunities to play this fall, stay active over the winter, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back to the courts next spring!
Thank you for another fantastic season!
SAVE THE DATE: ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
WKPC's Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on November 12th at 6pm.
Location: Westside Alliance Church
2011 Daimler Dr, West Kelowna
More info to follow.
Shannon Lake Courts - Closed For Construction
Beginning September 17th until mid-November, Shannon Lake Courts will be closed for construction turning the original two tennis courts into one tennis court and three pickleball courts with permanent nets.
During this time, Shannon Lake Associate Members can use the Mt. Boucherie Courts with the following access:
Organized Play: Access stays as-is (2 days in advance, space permitting).
Drop-in: Free access ($10 fee waived).
Court Bookings (MB): 2 days advance booking with standard prime-time restrictions.
Refer to the Announcement by City of West Kelowna for additional information.
Medical Information Form
For the safety of our members, WKPC is offering a voluntary Medical Information Form that can be completed and carried with you in case of an emergency. The form can provide first responders with important medical and emergency contact information if you are unable to communicate.
Please see our Member Safety Initiative Page for further info.
WKPC has raised $330 towards KidSport
Thanks to our Club Members, we have raised $330 towards KidSport. From 50/50 proceeds and kind cash donations from our last Social Mixer, we were able to help less fortunate kids in West Kelowna participate in sports and ensure that no kid is ever left watching from the sidelines.
Stay tuned for our future Mixer Events.
Welcoming our latest sponsor: Three Point Capital Corp.
Check out our Sponsors Page for further info.
2026 Pickleball Rule Changes
Familiarize yourself with all the new rules by checking out Things You Should Know page
The following members were elected to the WKPC council for 2026:
Ed Stuerle, President
Darryl Pederson, Vice-President
Larry Dow, Treasurer
Irma Milsom, Director of Volunteers
Marilyn Shand, Director of Tournaments and Organized Play
Corry Lockhart, Secretary
Blair Morton, Director of Memberships
Gale Armour, Director of Communications
Ken Loader, Director of Social Events
Dave Pascoe, Director of Facilities
For those of you who missed the AED (Automated External Defibrulator) demonstration, you should make yourself aware of where we keep the and how to use it.