Major League Pickleball, a privately owned entity headquartered in the US and owned by United Pickleball Association, was founded in 2021, employs approximately 50 individuals, and reported $12.5M in revenue as of 2023. Functioning primarily in spectator sports, the company organizes professional pickleball competitions.
On February 17, 2026, a pickleball program for New York City school students was announced, involving both public and private institutions like the Allan Stevenson School and the East Side Community School. Previously, on February 16, Major League Pickleball (MLP) teams revealed their player keepers, coinciding with the Orlando Squeeze naming Ashley Turner as president to oversee operations, partnerships, and community growth for the franchise. This followed MLP's broader announcement on February 15 of its 2026 Player Keepers for all 20 teams, with 54 players retained across 20 teams and 66 open roster spots available for the 2026 MLP Free Agency Draft scheduled for February 21. Earlier, on February 8, MLP unveiled its 2026 season schedule, featuring nine regular season events in team markets, with all teams participating in five events and 23 Group Play matches. These developments come after the February 5 revelation that three teams—the Brooklyn Aces, Miami Pickleball Club, and Las Vegas Night Owls—opted out of the 2026 season.
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