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.
Major League Pickleball (MLP) announced a partnership with Toray Advanced Composites on April 1, bringing high-performance carbon fiber technology into the sport to support its growth. Previously, on March 26, MLP partnered with Champions Series Pickleball (CSP), allowing CSP to license the MLP brand for its professional coed senior team format, now promoted as the MLP Champions Series, with both entities collaborating on marketing and media opportunities. On March 20, MLP revealed its most popular teams on social media, based on Instagram following, demonstrating the league's expanding digital footprint and fan engagement. Earlier in March, the league approved trades, which saw Alix Truong move to the Columbus Sliders; Truong and her new teammate Parris Todd subsequently advanced to the women’s doubles final in the Lone Star State on March 14. This followed an announcement on March 10 that MLP partnered with Minor League Pickleball (MiLP) to introduce a new series of "Regional Showdowns," integrating amateur pickleball competitions into select 2026 MLP pro events.
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