The 2nd RYP Tournament, to be held on 4th and 5th Devember 2021 at Olympic Sports Centre in Palava, is the first major Pickleball tournament to be held in India post COVID.
More than 300 players from 20 states of India are likely to participate in the 2-day RYP Tournament to be organised by All India Pickleball Association (AIPA) in association with Amateur Pickleball Federation of India (APFI) and Pickleball Federation of India (PFI). The tournament will be played both in day and under lights on 17 Pickleball courts laid on existing Tennis court surfaces of the beautiful sports complex.
Besides the Open category, there will be other age categories for the players- Under 14, Under 19, Above 40 and Above 50. They will be competing for medals and attractive prize money of more than 4 lakhs. The best player of the tournament will be awarded the Most Valuable Player (MVP) title. The MVP will be sent to an all-paid trip to participate in the Asia Open Tournament scheduled to be held at Phuket in Thailand in April 2022.
The organisers have recently conducted the 1st Maharashtra State Pickleball Open Tournament as a curtain raiser for the RYP Tournament. With an enthusiastic participation of both the seniors and juniors, the State Tournament was a huge success. 
The winners of the Pickleball state tournament are as follows:
| CATEGORY | GOLD | SILVER | BRONZE |
| Under 14 Boys Singles | Piyush Gaikwad | Arjun Singh | Ninad Kulkarni
|
| U/14 Girls Singles
|
Mansi Hanwate
|
Anjali Pol
|
Jinisha Kshrisagar
|
| U/14 Boys Doubles
|
Aditya Singh and Atharva Rajpurkar
|
Arjun Singh and Vyomesh Patel
|
Piyush Gaikwad and Ninad Kulkarni
|
| U/14 Girls Doubles
|
Anjali and Jinisha
|
Prisha and Aarushi
|
Aadya and Sanskruti |
| U/14 Mixed Doubles
|
Mansi and Piyush
|
Anjali and Shanesh
|
Aditya and Prisha |
| Under 19 Boys
|
Anurag Kulkarni
|
Tejas Gaikwad
|
Anurag Nair
|
| U/19 Girls Singles | Aditi Singh
|
Lakshita Chitale
|
Priyanka Sutar
|
| U/19 Boys Doubles | Anurag Kulkarni and Tejas Gaikwad
|
Anurag Nair and Priyank Barot
|
Nikhil Shetty and Trishan Patel
|
| U/19 Girls Doubles | Priyanka Sutar and Aditi Singh
|
Aarya Kokate and Isha Patel
|
Lakshita and Saumya
|
| U/19 Mixed Doubles
|
Anurag Kulkarni and Priyanka Sutar
|
Yash Gaikwad and Aditi Singh
|
Anurag Nair and Isha Patel
|
| Men’s Singles Open | Tejas Mahajan
|
Gaurav Rane | Mayur Patil |
| Women’s Singles Open | Ananyaa Patil
|
Pooja Wagh
|
Drishika Kasat |
| Men’s Doubles Open
|
Gaurav Rane and Kashyap Baranwal
|
Sakshat Shetty and Gopal Tikmani
|
Aniket Durgawali and Pranav Doiphode |
| Women’s Doubles Open
|
Ananyaa Patil and Drishika Kasat
|
Arpana Chaudhari and Pooja Gupta
|
Anuradha Shirshat and Shweta Sharma
|
| Mixed Doubles Open
|
Aniket Durgawali and Urvi Abhyankar | Mayur Patil and Arpana Chaudhari
|
Manas Sharma and Ananyaa Patil
|
| 40 + Mens Singles | Sachin Patil
|
Sandeep Tawde
|
Sameer Oak |
| 40 + Women’s Singles
|
Leena Mulgaonkar
|
Dr Sarita Davare
|
Nisha Shah
|
| 40+ Mens Doubles | Abhishek Sapre and Sameer Oak
|
Syed M. and Ajay Seth
|
Swapnil Rajpurkar and Urvesh Shah
|
| 40 + Women’s Doubles
|
Leena Mulgaonkar and Nisha Shah
|
Renuka Acharya and Sunita Sharma
|
Sarita Davare and Parul Kohmaria
|
| 40 + Mixed Doubles
|
Abhishek Sapre and Sarita Davare
|
Urvesh Shah and Nisha Shah
|
Chetan Sanil and Renuka Acharya
|
| 50 + Men’s Singles
|
Sameer Bhate | Atul Edward | Suhas Kokate
|
| 50 + Mens Doubles
|
Atul Edward and Suresh Bhansali
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Girish Shenvi and Makrand Yedurkar | Ramesh Masurekar and Suhas Kokate
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