You are here: Home



2010 MN State Singles Tournament
University of MN REC Center
March 19 -21

Entry Fee Includes
Tournament T-Shirt * Beverages * Friday- Snack
Saturday - Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner * Sunday - Brunch
MN State Singles Champions Plaques - 1st, 2nd, Cons



 Click Here For Mail In Form

Online Entry Deadline:  Tuesday, March 16th  11 PM

Mail Entry Deadline Postmark:  Monday, March 15th

 Start Times Available
Thursday, March 18th after 5:00 PM on the MRA Website



Official Title Sponsor of the MN State Singles Championships
Your Online Source For Everything Racquetball

http://www.splatshotz.com



Past Tournament Results

Jesse James Invitational Northfield Athletic Club September 18 - 20, 2009
Pete Peterson / Ektelon Doubles Central Courts October 2 - 4, 2009
Lifetime Fitness - MN State Doubles LTF - Moore Lake October 16 - 18, 2009
Lifetime Fitness - St. Louis Park LTF - St. Louis Park November 6
St. Cloud Fall Classic Suburban Health Club - St. Cloud November 20 - 22
MN Winter ProAm U of M Rec Sports Center December 11 - 13
MN Hall of Fame 2010 Central Courts January 16 - 18
MN Valentines Open 2010 Lifetime Fitness - Moore Lake February 12 - 13
MN Tourney For the Troops 2010 Suburban Health Club - St. Cloud February 27 - 28

Recent Matches

   Minimize
Racquetball Logo

As a USA Racquetball member, you show the world how much you enjoy the sport of racquetball. As a member you receive a variety of exclusive benefits available only to USAR members such as--Racquetball Magazine, filled with instructional and training tips delivered right to your door, merchandise and apparel discounts, air and travel discounts, local and national tournaments, as well as developmental programs. Join today by clicking here.

Logo

* Over $100,000 of all membership dues are returned to states to assist with local program development.

 


    

   Minimize

New to racquetball?

To play a game of racquetball you only need a few things to get started. Most racquetball equipment and accessories can be purchased seperately or starter kits can be purchased for about $30 from a club proshop or sporting goods retail store.
Racquet (Cost anywhere from $20-$200, depends on budget, and willingness to pay for feel and technology.)
Eyewear (Recommended and important, helps reduce the risk of injury if you are hit in the eye.)
Ball (Balls come in different colors such as blue, green, lavender and black. Any color will do.)
Glove. (Optional, this will help you keep a firm grip on the racquet during those fast rallies.)
Shoes (Any type of indoor court or tennis shoe, there are shoes designed specifically for racquetball.)

For more information on how to play, tips from the pro's, video instruction and more visit Racquetball University online.


Do you know someone who is interested or new to racquetball? Send them an e-mail about this website.