2025 CNPL - Club Med presents the Metropolitan Split - Grounds Pass

Welcome pickleball enthusiasts to the fourth and final regular season event of the CNPL III regular season. The 2025 CNPL Metropolitan Split is the first regular season event of the Canadian National Pickleball League to take place at CourtX in Oakville, ON. The pro competition will take place on September 6 & 7, showcasing the very best of pickleball talent that Canada has to offer.

Eight national pickleball teams, representing both the Eastern and Western divisions, each composed of six top players including at least five Canadian players, will assemble in Oakville to battle for seeding positions in the fourth of four regular season events. With a total of 48 exceptional athletes competing, the CNPL Metropolitan Split promises to be a showcase of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship, as players vie for that coveted edge in the end of season playoffs.

Pickleball has been gaining tremendous popularity across Canada, and the CNPL has been the culmination of this fervor, bringing together the nation's finest players to represent their regions and compete at the highest level. The league aims to promote the sport's growth and establish a legacy for future generations of pickleball enthusiasts.

Spectators can look forward to electrifying matches, intense rivalries, and jaw-dropping plays as these top Canadian players leave it all on the court. Whether you are a seasoned pickleball fan or a curious newcomer to the sport, the CNPL Metropolitan Split promises an unforgettable experience.

Amateur Competitors & CNPL Pros

• You do not need a grounds pass
• Register at the front desk

Other Attendees 

• If you are at the event to watch the CNPL; OR
• If you are at the event to watch the amateur event; THEN
• You need a grounds pass

Grounds Pass Pricing

• $5 online per day in advance
• $10 per day at the door

CNPL Teams in Attendance

• Prairie Pronghorns
• Detroit-Windsor Drive
• Northern Lights Ontario Pickleball
• Vancouver Owls
• Northern Lights
• Southwestern Ontario Brewers
• Montreal Lions
• and the hometown Toronto United Pickleball Club