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DCH Foundation Opens Registration for 2nd Annual Pickleball Tournament in Washington

Registration is open for the 2nd Annual Dr. Suresh Lohano Pickleball Tournament, a three-day Washington, Indiana fundraiser honoring a physician who loved the game.

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DCH Foundation Opens Registration for 2nd Annual Pickleball Tournament in Washington
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The DCH Foundation has opened registration for the 2nd Annual Dr. Suresh Lohano Pickleball Tournament, a three-day competitive fundraiser scheduled for June 26-28, 2026, at the Daviess County Pickleball Courts, 812 Front Street, Washington, Indiana.

Named for the late Dr. Suresh Lohano, the tournament is built around two parallel purposes: honoring his legacy and raising money for the DCH Foundation's healthcare programming. That combination of commemoration and mission-driven fundraising gives this event a different weight than a standard local tournament, and it shows in the structure organizers have put together.

Divisions cover singles, doubles, and mixed doubles across multiple skill levels, with eligibility starting at age 8. Winners in each division will be recognized, which gives the bracket real competitive stakes alongside the charitable framing. Registration stays open through June 18, giving players nearly three months from the March 31 opening to get their spots locked in.

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The registration process splits by age group. Adults register online through the Foundation, while youth participants register by texting the organizers directly and must have a signed waiver on file before they can compete. Angie Steiner, DCH Foundation Director, is the contact for sponsorship and operational questions.

The fact that this is already the second running of the event matters. A charity tournament that earns a second year typically means the first one actually delivered on its promise: organized brackets, a real competitive atmosphere, and proceeds that made it back to the cause. For recreational players in the Washington area who have been waiting for a low-pressure entry point into tournament play, the June window and the broad age-and-skill eligibility make this the clearest on-ramp available this summer.

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