Pickleball Kingdom is bringing a premier indoor pickleball facility to Tigard, Oregon, set to open August 2025 at 16800 SW 72nd Ave.

 

The massive 42,000-square-foot complex will feature 13 professional-grade courts, promising year-round play for Portland’s fast-growing pickleball community.

 

Gunn Robison, former Microsoft executive, will lead the Tigard location, driving excitement for what’s set to become a regional hub for players of all ages.

 

Players can look forward to state-of-the-art courts, professional coaching and clinics, youth programs, and both recreational and competitive leagues.

 

Community and corporate events are also planned, fostering strong local connections.

 

In celebration of the opening, Pickleball Kingdom will host free court sessions for local groups, inviting businesses, churches, and enthusiasts to experience the new space firsthand.

Zainab Alothman, a 47-year-old woman from Tigard, was found safe in Multnomah County after a multi-day search that gripped the community.

 

She had last been seen leaving her Southwest 150th Avenue home on June 9, raising worries due to her lack of a cellphone and initial belief she hadn’t used public transit.

 

However, investigators later determined Zainab had traveled by public transit and was captured on surveillance video throughout the Portland area, shifting the search focus.

 

Community support proved vital, with residents reporting sightings and reviewing home security footage for information.

 

The Washington County Sheriff's Office expressed gratitude for everyone’s help, highlighting the unity of Tigard in times of uncertainty.

 

Officials remind residents to stay vigilant and report concerns to the sheriff’s office to help ensure community safety.