History
Court Features
Vocabulary
Game Rules
Game Rules 2
100

The name 'Pickleball' originated from this family pet

Dog

100

The 3 foot high divider that separates the court into 2 sides

Net

100

A match between two players

Singles

100

A serve must be hit with this type of hand motion

Underhand

100

TRUE or FALSE: if your serve lands on the kitchen line the play continues

FALSE: if your serve lands on the kitchen line it is considered out

200

The birthplace of Pickleball

Bainbridge Island, Washington

200

The area closest to the net, where players may not hit a ball in the air

Kitchen

200

When play is stopped because of a rules violation

Fault

200

A serve must travel over the net in this direction

Diagonal

200

meaning of the 3rd number in the score

(ex. 1,2,1)

the server 

1 means the 1st server (who starts on the right)

2 means the 2nd server

***there is an exception that will be explained


300

The material that paddles used to be made of (and some still are)

Wood

300

The line that is farthest from the net, and which all servers must stand behind

Baseline

300

All gameplay that happens between the serve and a fault

Rally

300

A player or team can only score points if they win a rally after doing this

Serving

300

Pickleball games are typically played to how many points, and a team must win by how many?

11 points, must win by 2

400

The year Pickleball was invented

1965

400

The line that divides the right service court from the left service court

Center line

400

When the serve switches over from player A/team A to player B/team B

Side out

400

The name of the rule that makes it illegal to volley a ball on both the first and second hits after a serve

Double bounce rule

400

What happens if a serve hits the net but still lands in the correct service area?

It is played as long as it lands past the kitchen line. 

- play is also continues for shots following the serve if they hit the net

500
One of the co-inventors of Pickleball also held this profession

Congressman

500

The sport that has the same size court as Pickleball

Badminton (20' x 44')

500

When a right-handed player reaches his or her arm across their body to the left side when hitting a ball (or vice versa)

Backhand

500

The place that server 1 switches to after winning the first rally of the game

Left service court

500

The score that the server says at the start of the game

0,0,2

the person on the right still serves first