Beth Brock Pickleball Tournament for ALS
2024 Event Details
Friday, September 6th - Saturday, September 7th
Chatham Racquet Club | Savannah, Georgia
Chatham Racquet Club is excited to announce the inaugural Beth Brock ALS Pickleball Charity Tournament, benefiting ALS United of Georgia. This event is hosted in honor of our dear friend, Beth Brock, who was diagnosed with ALS last year.
ALS United of Georgia's mission is to enhance the lives of families living with ALS, every day until there is a cure. They offer financial assistance, accessible transportation, monthly ALS Support Groups, in-home care and respite support for ALS caregivers, equipment rentals, communication devices, and so much more -- free of cost, to families living with ALS in Georgia.
*Please note the allocated start day and times are tentative and brackets may be consolidated, divided, or cancelled due to number of registrants. In the event of a rainout, the rain date is September 13-14. Kindly be aware that we are unable to process refunds after August 31st. Saturday teams will receive lunch vouchers upon check-in.
Please read the following information carefully & follow the steps to register. Once you have registered, please click here to complete the $50 registration fee (100% tax deductible donation). You may also select to leave an additional gift if you wish.
- Men 2.0-3.0
- Men 3.0-4.0
- Women 2.0-3.0
- Women 3.5-4.0
- Mixed Doubles 2.0-3.0
- Mixed Doubles 3.0-4.0
- Mixed Doubles 4.5+
ABOUT BETH BROCK:
Beth Brock is a native of Savannah Georgia. She graduated from Savannah Christian Preparatory School, and then attended Brigham Young University, graduating with a degree in Family Science. She was an athlete and enjoyed basketball and volleyball. She later received her MSW from University of Georgia. She has worked in behavioral health for more than 20 years. She is married and has 2 children.
At the age of 48, Beth was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer and has been in remission for 10 years. In 2023 she was diagnosed with ALS (Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis). Before being diagnosed with ALS she discovered Pickleball at Chatham Racquet Club. It was love at first dink! Ever the fighter, Beth learned how to play with her left hand once ALS robbed her of the ability to play right-handed. As that hand got weaker, she continued to play using her left hand but eventually Pickleball had to stop because unlike normal muscles, with ALS if you use your muscles you lose your muscles.
Chatham Racquet Club is proud to host the 1st annual Beth Brock ALS Pickleball Charity Tournament in her honor. The proceeds from this event will aid ALS United of Georgia to better help Georgia families that are battling this insidious disease.