Hudson Senior Center pickleball players find fun, exercise and social connections through the sport. Pickleball is said to be the fastest-growing sport in the country. It’s a sport that combines the best elements of tennis, racquetball and badminton, in a less demanding format. Pickleball is not only for seniors, but for younger people as well. Everyone always is welcome. The group plays at the Hudson pickleball courts from 8 a.m. to noon on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Pickleball has been a great outlet for all during the pandemic. Hudson Senior Center pickleball players include, first row – kneeling, Lynne Hildreth, Lorraine St. Amand, Sharon Wourgiotis and Wayne Potter; second row, Bruce Hildreth, Arlene Aldoupolis, Donna Albers, Adele Goyette, Elaine Nikola, Linda Kneeland, Jesse Reczko, Sophie Demers and Roland Demers; and third row, Eli Travassos, Steve Landes, Victoria Wu, Jim Fitzgerald, Doug Murray, Gary Francoeur and Ed St. Amand.

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