California Shuffleboard Association

CSA is the governing body of recreational shuffleboard in California, a member of the National Shuffleboard Association

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  • 2022 District 5 Rookie Tournament

    Twenty rookies were entered in the annual District 5 Rookie Tournament held at Ramon Park in Palm Springs on January 17 & 18, 2022. A last-minute cancellation fielded a group of 19 players competing to be named the Champion. This year the traveling plaque was donated by Shirley Eager in memory of her husband Gene…

  • Hall of Fame Tournament 2021

    The Hall of Fame tournament was held at The Lakes at Hemet West December 27-30. The details and the two new inductees into the Hall of Fame can be found by clicking the image below:

  • District 5 Tournament 2021

    DESPITE THE WEATHER, DISTRICT 5 SHUFFLERS COMPETE IN THEIR FIRST 2021 TOURNAMENT (Submitted by Shirley Eager, Secretary/Treasurer District 5) District 5 shufflers were anxious to get back to shuffling after not having any organized competitions the past season due to the pandemic, so it was with great anticipation the 40 men and 24 women assembled in…

  • Marie Patterson Tournament 2021

    The CSA District 7 Marie Patterson Memorial Tournament was held at Hemet Municipal August 16-18. -Harlan Mathews, Webmaster

  • Emmett Allen Memorial Tournament 2021

    The Annual Emmet Allen tournament was held at 7-Hills in Hemet ,CA. Both masked and unmasked, 76 players took part in our first “re-opening” tournament July 26-29.

  • Special Award Hall of Fame to Helen Bell from the USA NSA!

    Congratulations to Helen Bell of Golden Village Palms for being inducted into the USA National Shuffleboard Association Special Award Hall of Fame! The presentation was held at the Soboba Committee members meeting at 7-Hills on June 1, 2021.

  • Two new inductees into the Hall of Fame

    Hi Everyone: CSA had a (Zoom) meeting in December and two people were inducted into the Hall of Fame. Resumes were submitted to Shirley Eager and voted on by 5 committee members. Congratulations! to Lynda Goggin from District 7 and Mildred Story from District 5.  Helen Bell will display pictures on HOF wall at Golden Village…

  • GENE EAGER Sept. 24, 1937 – Feb. 28, 2020

    GENE EAGER Sept. 24, 1937 – Feb. 28, 2020 Jesse Eugene Eager, 82, passed away on Feb. 28, 2020, at the Alexander Cohen Hospice House, Hughson, CA, with his wife, Shirley, at his side. Gene was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer a month earlier. Gene was born on Sept. 24, 1937, in Hughson, CA. He was…

  • 2020 DISTRICT 5 ANY DOUBLES TOURNAMENT CONCLUDES

    Tuesday, February 4 – Friday, February 7, the District 5 Any Doubles Shuffleboard Tournament was hosted by the Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club at their location in Cathedral City. Seventy-six doubles entries shuffled during this 4-day event. A special thank you to Cathy Conran-Smith for filling in for ATMs Marlene Oslie and Shirley Eager who both…

  • District 7 Rookie Tournament 2020

    This year’s rookie tournament was held at Sierra Dawn SE on February 8th and 9th. Special thanks to the ATM’s Lynda Goggin and Robert Brooks, head referee George Hayner, head scorekeeper Carol Blassingame, and the board crew. The Winners Left to right, 4th place Colleen Fitzpatrick (TL@HW), 3rd place Roger Kroger (SDSE), 2nd place DeDe…

  • District 7 Tournament of Champions 2020

    This non-sanctioned tournament created by George Hayner was restricted to only the winners from last year.  It was a single elimination weekend event on January 25-26, 2020.  The first place finisher received a plaque to keep for a year, and all winners received a commemorative pin and a cash award.

  • Desert Challenge 2020

    Every year District 5 & 7 compete with each other in the Desert Challenge. This year it was held at The Lakes at Hemet West in Hemet on January18, 2020. It was good fun playing 16 frame games, with Alice Beers (right) being awarded the plaque for the most wins (21-19) from the tournament director…

  • DISTRICT 5 ROOKIES

    Thirty-six rookie shufflers competed in the CSA District 5’s annual Rookie Tournament at Ramon Park in Palm Springs on February 20 & 21. This is the most Rookie shufflers in the tournament since 2016. It’s encouraging to see that many new shufflers. District 5’s definition of a rookie is a player who has not been…

  • District 5 Cash Bonspiel. 2020 edition.

    The Indian Wells Shuffleboard Club hosted the 2020 Cash Bonspielon their 4 inside courts at their Resort in Indio, CA on January 10 – 13. The first day the 56 entrants played 2 games which determined which of the 4 divisions they would be playing in the remainder of the Bonspiel. The next 2 days…

  • December 27, 28 & 30 Hall of Fame CSA Any Singles Golden Village Palms Hemet, Ca.

    Helen Bell, president of GVP, was the director of this annual event.  Many volunteers helped facilitate this event including the board crew of Ray Ackenhausen & Kerry Selway, head scorekeeper Carol Blasingame, and ATM’s Lynda Goggin, Cheryl Dewberry & Robert Brooks.

  • Distrtict 5 Singles Tournament

    It only took 2 or 3 phone calls – 1) When District 5 President, Gene Eager, received a call from Tramview President, Shirley Gengler, stating she had bad news – there was a problem with some of the boards at Tramview and the club wasn’t going to be able to host the Singles Tournament which…

  • THE BANK OF HEMET DISTRICT 7 TEAM SHUFFLE

      THE BANK OF HEMET DISTRICT 7 TEAM SHUFFLE SEPT. 4-6, 2019 AT HEMET WEST   RECEIVED EXPENSES ENTRY FEES CHECKS        $186.00       CASH       $105.00   BANK OF HEMET      SPONSOR MONEY $100.00   ANADY’S (plaques)   $100.05 Scoreboard  materials Tootie Chittenden   Hobby Lobby     $18.20 Jo-Ann                   $7.21       YANKEE DOODLE…

  • CSA Any Doubles Tournament 2019

    What an exciting ending for this well-attended (96 players) event at the beautifully remodeled The Lakes at Hemet West. The winners came from the Green, Blue, White and Red divisions and a variety of locations (Foothills, Hemet Muni., Hemet West, Mountain Shadows, Seven Hills, and Villa Del Monte) plus the Eagers from District 5. CHAMPIONSHIP…

  • RESULTS & RECORDS 2019 National Senior Games Results Medal Count

    7 Californians were proud shuffleboard participants in Albuquerque, June 19 -June 24, 2019. From District 1-2,  John and Barbara Irogoyen. From District 5, Gene and Shirley Eager and Bill Rindone. From District 7, Jay and Marolyn Davidson. Out of the 286 entrants and more than 450 12 frame games played all 7 managed to take home…

  • Bonspiel Tournament 2019

    Hemet Muni was the site of the annual Bonspiel June 17-19, 2019.  Special thanks to Carol Anderson, Helen Noeltner and Lynda Goggin for putting this all together, as well as the board crew and the lunch crew serving good meals.  A good time was had by all! ​ Red Wanda Souza First Place Red Games:…

  • CSA District 7 Friendship Team Tournament 2019

    The friendship team tournament was played at Golden Village Palms on May 20 & 21, 2019.  CSA rules applied to these 12-frame games where players switched sides taking their colors with them at half time.  All 52 winners qualify for entry into the Hall of Fame CSA Any Singles Tournament scheduled for Dec. 27, 2019…

  • SOME DISTRICT 5 ROADRUNNERS TEAM MEMBERS CONTINUE SUMMER SHUFFLING

    CSA District 5 Secretary. Five shufflers from the 16-member District 5 Roadrunners team that competed in the 2019 Soboba Classic Team Tournament competed at the Ottewell Curling Club in Edmonton, Alberta. This singles tournament, hosted by the Greater Edmonton Shuffleboard Association, was limited to 128 entrants and held May 13 – 16.                   Congratulations…

  • SUN CITY hosts the CSA SINGLES

    May 6-8, 2019 District 7’s Sun City Shuffleboard Club and their President, Liz Backus, once again hosted the California Shuffleboard Association’s Any Singles. 60 some players started at 8:00 on a cloudy, rainy Monday morning in their quest for the CSA Championship pin. Unfortunately, these players lost their first game. But fortunately, they went on…

  • The John McDonough Doubles

    April 15-19. The fast Sierra Dawn South shuffleboard courts hosted their annual John McDonough tournament, an any doubles event for the second year. Hosted by Howard Drake, with ATM’s Lynda Goggin and Helen Noeltner, the board crew had things ready for play at 8:30 Monday for the 40 teams of hopefuls. George Hayner handled the…

  • THE CSA SOBOBA CLASSIC OPEN TEAM TOURNAMENT

    March 26th through 29th, 2019 , 14 teams comprised of Hemet, California  District 7, Palm Springs, California District 5 and Mesa, Tucson, and Yuma, Arizona, residents and snowbirds from all over the US and Canada played in this, the 13th Annual CSA Soboba Classic open team tournament.  It was hosted by District 7, and sponsored…

  • NATIONAL DOUBLES IN HEMET, CA.

    The National Any Doubles, a yearly event, was contested at the 7 Hills Shuffleboard Club in Hemet, Ca. Monday through Thursday during the first week in April. This yearly event as usual followed the CSA Soboba Classic Team Tournament. 56 teams started early on Monday, the 1st, and no April fools were in evidence. Well,…

  • CSA SOBOBA CLASSIC TEAM TOURNAMENT

    Originally posted on Your Source for Shuffleboard News: CALIFORNIA SHUFFLEBOARD ASSOCIATION (CSA) SOBOBA CLASSIC TEAM TOURNAMENT. CSA District 7 (Hemet, CA) hosted the annual CSA Soboba Classic Team Tournament. The tournament was held at four venues in Hemet. The tournament was held March 26th thru 29th, 2019 and consisted of 14 teams each with 16…

  • District 5 Tournament of Champions

    The 41st annual District 5 Tournament of Champions is in the history books. 51 men and 29 women competed for the coveted title of Champion in each of the divisions. In order to be invited to this prestigious tournament, a shuffler must have placed either 1st through 4th in the District 5 Singles or Any…

  • CSA DISTRICT 5 2019 DOUBLES TOURNAMENT

    by Shirley Eager Seventy-two teams competed in the annual 4-day doubles tournament held at Royal Palms, Cathedral City. With the wind coming off the nearby mountains, snow could be seen through the Palm Trees. The weather didn’t seem to affect the fierce competition. Many games had to be broken by the CSA tie breaker rule,…