Winter Jam at Umpqua Valley Tennis Center Draws More Than 160 Players

The Umpqua Valley Tennis Center in Roseburg hosted the 2026 UVTC Winter Jam by PIG over the weekend of Feb. 20-22, drawing more than 160 participants from across the state for the club’s first pickleball tournament of the year. The three-day event packed the facility’s courts with competitors in multiple age and skill brackets and positioned Roseburg as an early-season hub for amateur play.

PickleballTournaments.com lists the Winter Jam schedule by day, with a slate of medal matches slated to begin at 12:00 PM on Friday, Feb. 20. The Friday listings include Medal Matches for Mens Doubles Skill: (4.0) Age: (60+) with 2 matches and 3 teams, Medal Matches for Mixed Doubles Skill: (3.5) Age: (65+) with 2 matches and 3 teams, Medal Matches for Mens Doubles Skill: (4.0) Age: (50-59) with 1 match and 2 teams, and Medal Matches for Mixed Doubles Skill: (3.5) Age: (under 65) with 1 match and 2 teams.

The event page carried a cluster of community and brand logos that appeared on-site or in promotions, including the Umpqua Valley Tennis Center logo, Perkville Points, Pickleball is Great, Selkirk Sport, Clint Newell Auto Group, Dutch Brothers, Keri Blue Photography, LeMert Orthodontics, and Orenco Systems. Keri Blue Photography’s presence on the page suggests organized event photography, while Pickleball is Great appears in the event title as PIG.

Local posts and coverage framed the field as “more than 160 participants” and emphasized that the Winter Jam was the facility’s first pickleball tournament of the calendar year, underscoring a post-winter surge in competitive play at UVTC. Entries came from players around Oregon, and the range of age and skill divisions on the Friday schedule reflects that the draw included older age brackets alongside open-age mixed divisions.

The PickleballTournaments.com listing also displayed site-level metrics that frame the Winter Jam in a larger network context: 3.5M matches played, 19.6k tournaments hosted, 1.3k active tournaments, 5.6k active clubs, and 401 active leagues. The page’s promotional copy invites players to “join the fastest growing pickleball community” and highlights the platform’s role in organizing weekend events like the UVTC Winter Jam.

With the Feb. 20-22 Winter Jam now complete, Umpqua Valley Tennis Center has reestablished tournament play for 2026 with a broadly attended early-season stop that combined medal matches across four Friday divisions, visible sponsor support, and a participant field described at more than 160 players statewide.