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The Minnesota Racquetball Association Board of Directors is actively monitoring and assessing the situation regarding the upcoming 2020-2021 tournament season. Planning for this season is like hitting a moving target, with recommendations for large public gatherings changing often. In accordance with state and federal guidelines, most of our usual tournament venues are implementing a phased approach to reopening at full capacity. Even if the MRA could hold events currently, there is a liability risk to our organization if not in full compliance with all local, city, county, state, and federal government guidelines and restrictions during events. At this time we are not willing to take that risk. We are looking at all of our options and hoping we can get a truncated season in later in the year or early 2021. As soon as we have more information, we will communicate that to our members.
Until we can safely run tournaments again, be aware that there are some Minnesota clubs offering recreational play (see list below). Double check with the front desk for club-specific guidelines on singles/doubles, mask requirements, etc.
Thank you for your patience and stay safe! |
The Minnesota Racquetball Association would like to thank everyone who participated in the 2019-2020 2nd Annual Arcserve Tournament Series. A very special thanks to our sponsors; their support is essential to what we can offer the Minnesota racquetball community! Congratulations to last season's series winners, posted here!
Stay tuned for updates on the upcoming season.
Stay tuned for updates on the upcoming season.
2020-2021 Tournament Schedule - TBD
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Minnesota Racquetball Association is proud to be a state affiliate of USAR. State associations that are recognized by USAR are expected to adhere to the USAR Constitution and By-Laws as well as follow USAR guidelines and procedures. In doing this, each state affiliate receives a portion of your membership dollars. State affiliates utilize these funds to promote racquetball in their states. Click here to become a member of USAR. |
