The College Pickleball Tour heads to California for the first-ever California Super Regional, bringing together some of the top collegiate programs on the West Coast. With bids to Nationals on the line, this event will feature intense team competition, standout individual talent, and a growing pipeline of high school players stepping into the collegiate pickleball scene.

Here’s everything you need to know before the action begins.

Event Location & Facility

The HUB Silicon Valley will host the California Super Regional at its state-of-the-art facility in Campbell, located in the heart of Silicon Valley.

The HUB has quickly established itself as one of Northern California’s premier pickleball venues, providing a high-energy setting for competitive play and community events. With top-tier courts and a vibrant local pickleball community, it’s the perfect stage for a regional tournament of this scale.

Facility Address:
600 E Hamilton Ave #150 - Campbell, CA 95008

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Teams Competing

Thirteen collegiate programs will take part in this historic West Coast regional:

• Grand Canyon University (GCU)
  
  
• University of Hawaiʻi
  
  
• Loyola Marymount University
  
  
• University of Oregon
  
  
• San Diego State University (SDSU)
  
  
• San José State University (SJSU)
  
  
• Stanford University
  
  
• University of California, Berkeley
  
  
• University of California, Davis
  
  
• University of California, Irvine
  
  
• University of California, Santa Barbara
  
  
• University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
  
  
• University of Southern California (USC)
  
  

In total, the event will feature 114 college players competing across the weekend.

What’s at Stake: College Nationals Qualification

Several teams enter the tournament already holding bids to Nationals, meaning their performance will focus on momentum and preparation for the championship stage.

Teams with a bid already secured:

• Stanford
  
  
• GCU
  
  
• USC
  
  
• UCLA
  
  

Meanwhile, several strong programs will be competing for a coveted Nationals bid:

• Hawaii
  
  
• Loyola Marymount
  
  
• Oregon
  
  
• SDSU
  
  
• UC Berkeley
  
  
• UC Irvine
  
  
• UC Santa Barbara
  
  

With limited bids available, expect aggressive matchups, strategic lineups, and tight team battles throughout the weekend.

Players to Watch

Some of the top-rated collegiate pickleball players in the region will take the court in Campbell.

Men

• Adam Jones (GCU) – 5.150
  
  
• Derik Hyndman (LMU) – 5.040
  
  
• Daniel Price (GCU) – 4.945
  
  

These players will likely play key roles for their teams in both doubles and mixed formats, where consistency and high-level shot selection often determine the outcome of tight matches.

Women

• Isabella Hoang (Stanford) – 5.051
  
  
• Megan Willcox (SDSU) – 4.897
  
  
• Mayu Omori (SDSU) – 4.804
  
  

The women’s field features several players capable of swinging team matchups with strong singles and doubles performances.

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A Growing West Coast Pickleball Scene

This event also marks an important milestone for the college pickleball ecosystem.

Five New Schools Debuting

Five programs will be making their first appearance at a Super Regional:

• Hawaii
  
  
• SJSU
  
  
• UC Irvine
  
  
• UC Davis
  
  
• UC Santa Barbara
  
  

Their participation highlights the rapid growth of collegiate pickleball across California and the West Coast.

Strong High School Presence

The California Super Regional will also feature a large high school contingent, with:

• 12 high school teams, 24 high school players
  
  

The presence of these younger competitors reflects the rapidly expanding pipeline of players entering the sport and preparing for future collegiate competition.

A Landmark Event for West Coast College Pickleball

As the first California Super Regional, this tournament represents a major step forward for collegiate pickleball in the region. With powerhouse programs, emerging teams, and top-tier individual players all competing under one roof, the weekend promises high-level competition and exciting matchups.

With Nationals on the horizon, the California Super Regional will play a critical role in shaping the final field.

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