Court Safety & Emergency Procedures 
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​Court Safety:

  • Wear the proper footwear. Court shoes are highly recommended.  
  • Stay hydrated - bring plenty of water.  Due to covid restrictions, water fountains at both courts have been disabled. 
  • Follow CDC guidelines for social distancing and mask wearing during outdoor activities.  The club has a mixture of vaccinated and unvaccinated members. It is your responsibility to follow the guidelines for outdoor activities. 
  • Respect other player's comfort level regarding personal space, hand shaking, handling of other's equipment. 
  • Always play within your ability, winning a point at the expense of your body (or your partners body) is less important than playing in a safe and controlled manner.  
  • Summer temperatures can be extreme, if you are light headed, dizzy or generally feeling the effects of the heat, stop playing, get out of the sun and hydrate. 
  • Be aware even a little rain can make the courts quite slick.  Use your best judgement in deciding to play.  There's always tomorrow! 


In case of emergency: 


  • AED (Automated External Defibrillator):  Each venue has an AED. 
    • Wagner courts - AED is in the Men's room  
    • Sage courts - AED is attached to the back wall of the drinking fountain.
  • First Aid Kits: 
    • Wagner Courts -On the wall near the ice machine and drinking fountain. 
    • Sage Courts- In a basket hanging from the first sun shade outside of Court 3.
 
  • Calling 911:  In an emergency situation, always call 911, do not go directly to the Fire Station. Addresses for the courts are posted in several locations. 
    • Wagner court address: 27435 W Beardsley Blvd
      • The address of the Wagner courts are posted near the large court layout signage  and on many of the court gates. 
    • Sage court address: 26415 W Desert Vista Drive
      • The address of the Sage courts are posted inside the Bulletin Board as you approach the courts from the parking lot and on a pole near the shade canopy (center court). 
    • Please use your judgment regarding when to call 911, but it’s better to err on the side of caution. 






  • Contact the Board whenever a serious injury takes place.  As a Chartered Club, the Board is required to report serious injuries to the HOA.  board@scfpickleballclub.com


In the event of an incident requiring medical assistance, always call 911, do not go to the Firestation for help as they may be out on a call.