Up-coming Tournaments and Events Schedule

Is this your first racquetball tournament?

Do you want to know what division to play in? Click What Level Player Am I? to find out!

Want to sponsor and help promote the sport of racquetball?

If so please see our dedicated Sponsors and Supporters page and contact our NJAR President.

Sanctioned Racquetball Events

Unless noted otherwise, all adult events and tournaments are sanctioned with the USA Racquetball or the New Jersey Amateur racquetball Association (NJAR).

Questions?

Contact any of our overly-friendly NJAR Board Members.

Up-coming tournaments

See below for up-coming tournaments, or click Get More Info and we’ll email you all you need to know.

Photo and Video Gallery

In addition to the information shown here be sure to see highlights of tournaments and events past in the countless pictures and videos found in our NJAR Gallery.

For your viewing pleasure...

Our tournaments are a great way to see players of all levels competing. In addition to the high entertainment factor, observing some of the best racquetball players in the state, country and world is a great way to gain insight into different techniques and strategy that can help elevate your game.

You won’t leave hungry...

All of our tournaments--whether indoor or out--include an assortment of hot and cold food, breakfast items, fruits, veggies and more. No need to worry about needing more calories to get through another competitive match.

Don’t wait. Sign up today!

Don’t let this happen to you! Sign up for up-coming tournaments as soon as possible to lock in your spot in the divisions you want to compete in. Some divisions fill quickly and have a maximum allowed player count, so sign up today! Remember, it’s much more fun on the other side of the glass!

Upcoming Tournaments and Events

NJ State Singles

The NJ State Singles will be held at the Warren Health & Racquet Club on April 18, 2020. Stay tuned for more info.

Player Code of Conduct

The following Code of Conduct must be agreed to by all players for any New Jersey Amateur Racquetball Association (NJAR) event, including all tournaments. Violation of any rule may result in forfeiting of entry fees, ejection, reprimand, suspension and/or expulsion from the event by the NJAR Board or Event/Tournament Director. Behavior that will not be tolerated includes: • Arguing with referees or other game officials. • Engaging in offensive or threatening behavior. • Unsportsmanlike conduct. • Abusive, harmful or unwarranted disruptions to the game. • Throwing racquets or other equipment in anger. • Using profane, obscene or vulgar language. • Verbal disrespect directed towards a player, referee, game official, event staff, coach or spectator. Additionally, all aspects of USAR Rule 3.17 will be enforced. The NJAR respects the rights of all of our players and spectators to enjoy a competitive, respectful, non-threatening, non-abusive, and non-discriminatory environment.

Attention all you ladies out there who have never played in one of our tournaments! We would love to see more women participating in our tournaments, so to encourage all FIRST-TIME female tournament players we will offer a reduced rate of $30 for your entry fee FOR TWO EVENTS! This limited time offer is for you! Come out and play, experience our incredible hospitality, make new friends, and get a souvenir t-shirt. Email Nancy at vicePresident@njracquetball.com for more info and to enter.

What is a "D" Player?

A player who is just beginning to receive instructions. Lacks playing experience. Is in the process of learning safety, rules, forehand and backhand strokes, Z serves, back wall shots, angles, passing shots and is ready to start participating in club leagues and friendly competition.

What is a "C" Player?

A player who has played over 6 months, plays frequently, and is developing strengths in the basics listed above for a "D" player. Level of knowledge is rising and can execute most shots with some precision, like ceiling , pinches, pass shots and an occasional kill shot. Has taken an occasional lesson and has attended a racquetball clinic. Has started entering tournaments and has an extra racquet.

What is a "B" Player?

Players who play regularly and have found time to practice on their own to perfect their shots. Has good knowledge of court strategy and positioning. Has good knowledge of offense and defense situations. Is able to select the proper shot most of the time. Probably is still inconsistent but improving. Is developing patience and is able to accept tips from better players. Shows interest in private racquetball lessons and instructional camps. Participates in most club events.

What is an "A" Player?

A player who plays regularly. Is a top player in the club. Trains for racquetball and both backhand and forehand shots are near equal. Has high level of knowledge. High percentage of executing most shots and no apparent weaknesses. Perfected the kill shot and now re-kills opponents' attempted kill shots. Can and probably does compete in sanctioned tournaments. May seek to participate in AARA Elite Camp and either has a coach or is seeking a coach.

What is an “Open” Player?

Competes or has competed at Open level in sanctioned tournaments. Can hit any shot from anywhere on the court with great accuracy. No apparent weaknesses. Can develop and execute game plans and mental strategies.

What is a “Pro” Player?

Highest level. Competes on PRO tour. Trains year round to achieve highest skill level and physical conditioning.

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Up-coming

Tournaments

and Events

Schedule

Is this your first

racquetball tournament?

Do you want to know what division to play in? Click What Level Player Am I? to find out!

Want to sponsor and help

promote the sport of

racquetball?

If so please see our dedicated Sponsors and Supporters page and contact our NJAR President.

Sanctioned Racquetball

Events

Unless noted otherwise, all adult events and tournaments are sanctioned with the USA Racquetball or the New Jersey Amateur racquetball Association (NJAR).

Player Code of Conduct

The following Code of Conduct must be agreed to by all players for any New Jersey Amateur Racquetball Association (NJAR) event, including all tournaments. Violation of any rule may result in forfeiting of entry fees, ejection, reprimand, suspension and/or expulsion from the event by the NJAR Board or Event/Tournament Director. Behavior that will not be tolerated includes: • Arguing with referees or other game officials. • Engaging in offensive or threatening behavior. • Unsportsmanlike conduct. • Abusive, harmful or unwarranted disruptions to the game. • Throwing racquets or other equipment in anger. • Using profane, obscene or vulgar language. • Verbal disrespect directed towards a player, referee, game official, event staff, coach or spectator. Additionally, all aspects of USAR Rule 3.17 will be enforced. The NJAR respects the rights of all of our players and spectators to enjoy a competitive, respectful, non- threatening, non-abusive, and non- discriminatory environment.

Questions?

Contact any of our overly-friendly NJAR Board Members.

Up-coming tournaments

See below for up-coming tournaments, or click Get More Info and we’ll email you all you need to know.

Don’t wait. Sign up today!

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