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Forty-four doubles competed in the National tournament held at the Lakes of Hemet West on April 10-13. Click on the picture to see more…

Twelve teams competed in Hemet’s Annual Soboba Classic. Click on the picture to see more…

34 of last year’s winners competed for the top positions in this invitational tournament. Click on the picture to see the results…

The CSA District 5 44th Annual Tournament of Champions was hosted by the Desert Crest Shuffleboard Club in Desert Hot Springs March 6 – 8, 2023. This single elimination tournament is an invitational Men’s & Ladies Singles Tournament. Invitations are extended to District 5 players who have placed in the championship or consolation divisions of…

18 new shuffleboard players competed for the top position. Click on the picture to see more…

The Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club hosted District 5’s annual Any Doubles Shuffleboard Tournament at their facility in Cathedral City. There were 48 doubles teams that competed January 31 – February 3. There was an abundance of volunteers that made this tournament a great success. Thelma Linquist, the new Royal Palms Shuffleboard President, did a fantastic…

The 20 District 5 Rookies battled fierce Santa Ana winds as they competed in the District’s annual tournament at Ramon Park in Palm Springs January 23 & 24. The tournament had been rescheduled since the committee had checked the weather forecast for the original January 16 & 17 dates and they were right – it…

All of the 9 clubs in CSA District 5 participated in the annual District 5 vs 7 Challenge that was hosted Saturday, January 14, 2023, by District 5 at Royal Palms Shuffleboard Courts in Cathedral City. Forty players from District 5 played against District 7 players. Unfortunately some of the 40 scheduled players from District…

Sixty-eight shufflers competed in the inaugural Gene Eager Memorial Mixed Singles Tournament on January 6 – 8, 2023, at Tramview in Cathedral City. Gene & Shirley’s daughters, Kim Whitcomb and Tina Reed, were present throughout the tournament and set up a display table with Gene’s picture and some of his major accomplishments. Gene started shuffling…

The Lakes of Hemet West was the site of 9 teams competing in this round robin tournament. Click on the picture to see the results!

District 5 held its first shuffleboard tournament of the season December 6 – 8 in Thousand Palms. The Tri Palms Shuffleboard Club members did an outstanding job of hosting the Men’s & Women’s Singles. There were 40 men and 22 women competing from 8 of the 9 clubs in District 5. The weather was great…

The Valley-Wide Oldlympics for shuffleboard was held at Hemet Muni. Click on the image to see the results!

Two tournaments in one! Read all about it by clicking in the picture below.

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Thirty two teams competed in the doubles tournament at the Lakes at Hemet West. Click on the picture to check it out…

Winning with the most points was the objective, and it led to some high scoring games! Click on the image below to check it out…

The competition was fierce, but Linda Nielson persevered. Click on the image to see more…

All CSA members are able to participate in any national tournament. Here is a listing of upcoming tournaments, as well as a flier for a tournament in Chicago.

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The National any Doubles Tournament was held at The Lakes at Hemet West April 4-7. Click on the image below to see the action and meet the winners…

It’s nice to be out and playing shuffleboard again – it’s been 3 years since our last one! Click on the picture to see the action…

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What every shuffler in District 5 looks forward to is being qualified for the prestigious Tournament of Champions and winning an eagle. Not only do you earn an eagle in golf, if you place in the top 4 in the Men’s or Women’s divisions of the TOC, you earn an eagle. To be eligible to…

-Shirley Eager 2/6/22 Even though the number of entries was less than when last held in 2020, the enthusiasm and superior play from the 72 shufflers who competed in the Any Doubles Tournament was outstanding. When a decision was made that the annual host of this tournament was not able to hold the tournament at…