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Utah Pickleball Tournament Tracker Announces 14 Events for July 2026

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The Utah Pickle has released its July 2026 tournament tracker, detailing 14 pickleball tournaments occurring across the state. The schedule includes various skill levels and divisions ranging from youth to seniors.

Key takeaways

  • Fourteen pickleball tournaments are identified for July 2026 in Utah.
  • The Mayor's Cup in Cottonwood Heights is one of the largest city tournaments currently ongoing.
  • Charity events like the OF LOVE tournament in Murray aim to raise funds for Type 1 diabetes research.
  • Tournament offerings include diverse skill levels and age divisions, from youth to seniors.

A new tournament tracker for July 2026 highlights a busy month for pickleball across Utah, featuring 14 scheduled events. The lineup includes both DUPR-sanctioned and non-DUPR bracket options for players throughout the state.

The Mayor's Cup Pickleball Tournament in Cottonwood Heights is currently ongoing and runs through July 17. Held at 7500 S 2700 E, the event features skill levels from 2.5 to 5.0 across men's, women's, mixed, singles, and senior 62+ divisions.

Upcoming events for the remainder of the month include the Paragon Wasatch Open in Roy on July 18, which is a competitive Paragon Circuit event for advanced skill levels. The American Fork Steel Days Pickleball Tournament is scheduled for July 21–24, featuring various doubles divisions.

Other notable upcoming competitions include the OF LOVE Pickleball Tournament in Murray starting July 27, which serves as a charity event for Type 1 diabetes research. Additionally, the Summer Slam Youth Tournament in Kaysville and the Bluffdale Old West Days Pickleball Tournament both begin on July 31.

The tournament tracker also notes several completed events from earlier in the summer, such as the Utah Summer Games in Cedar City and Riverton Town Days. Players can use the tracker to find information on leagues, clinics, and open play across the state.

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