League: Canadian National Pickleball League

Toronto United Pickleball Club vs Prairie Pronghorns

Pronghorns Bounce Defending Champion United 3-1 Pronghorns Women Use Late Rally to Outlast United Having already lost one match start the Eastern Split, the 0-1 champion Toronto United were looking for some redemption against the 1-0 Prairie Pronghorns in both teams second match. Well, the Pronghorns Women’s duo of Emma Li and Kim Brent assured […]
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Toronto United Pickleball Club vs Montreal Lions

New Look Montreal Lions Dispatch Defending Champion Toronto United 3-1 United Women Stifle Lions’ Rally To Take First Game With a line-up relatively unchanged from their 2023 championship season, United was looking for a quick start to the 2024 Eastern Split. Veterans Carolina Hack and Joanna Phang delivered, remaining composed against talented Lions’ newbies Anne-Sophie […]
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Mike Hamilton

Mike is the current head pro at the Pickleball Centers in Edmonton Alberta. He has been playing pickleball for 10 years. He once was a chef working all over the world, but three years ago he made the decision to take on pickleball as a full time job. Mike's keen eye for the game of pickleball and management for our team is exactly what the Wolverines are looking for.
“Pressure is a privilege”

Warren Forsythe

Warren, a dedicated RCMP officer for 28 years, commanded various units and detachments, ranging from drug enforcement, homicide, and robbery sections to leading the counter-terrorism assault team. Post-retirement from the RCMP, Warren delved into entrepreneurship, spearheading a diverse array of ventures, including three McDonald's restaurants, a pumpjack installation, a maintenance company, a trucking and crane company, an oil distribution company, and ultimately, a security firm. At the pinnacle of his business endeavors, Warren managed a workforce of over 350 individuals.
Warren's involvement in pickleball stems from familial ties; initially through his wife Kim's engagement and subsequently in a more formal capacity via his son Brett's pickleball enterprise, Poach Pickleball. Personally, Warren identifies as a recreational player, relishing the sport's camaraderie and social ambiance. He appreciates the competitive edge, both in team dynamics and individual challenges, that pickleball offers. Moreover, Warren finds joy in sharing the sport with his grandchildren, recognizing its appeal across all age groups. He perceives pickleball as more than just a pastime; rather, it possesses a captivating allure that often leads enthusiasts to wholeheartedly embrace it—an endeavor he believes can serve as a positive diversion, steering young individuals away from the pitfalls of drug addiction towards a healthier addiction to pickleball.
"If you always do what you've always done, you will always be what you've always been."