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Nationals Recap: Hot, Humid, and a Lot of Firsts

Cailyn Campbell at the net on center court at the Veolia Pickleball National Championships in Cary, NC

Nationals in Cary is officially in the books! Cary is north of us, so I figured it might be a little cooler than home, but the heat index was over 100 degrees most of the week. A lot of this tournament was just about staying cool and hydrated between matches on top of everything else.

This week was full of firsts for me. It was my first time playing mixed doubles on the left side, which took some adjusting but I really liked it by the end. I also played my first tournament partnering with Max Freeman in mixed and Callie Jo Smith in women's doubles, and both partnerships were a lot of fun to build from scratch. Results were a mixed bag across singles, women's doubles, and mixed, but I had a great time and learned a ton.

Still loving my Six Zero Coral Pro paddle out there.

Next up is Arizona, where I'll be back with Max in mixed and teaming up with Liz Truluck in women's doubles, who I've played with once before. Can't wait!

Heading to Cary, NC for the Season Opener

Aerial view of the stadium court at the Veolia Pickleball National Championships in Cary, NC

Packing up and heading to Cary, North Carolina this Sunday for my first PPA tournament of the season. It's been a long off-season of training, and I'm ready to get back out on the court and see where the work has taken me.

I'll be playing Women's Doubles with Callie Jo Smith and Mixed Doubles with Max Freeman this week. Excited to team up with both of them and get the season started right. Wish us luck!

Officially a Six Zero Athlete

Cailyn Campbell in Six Zero Pickleball gear holding the Coral Pro paddle

Excited to share that I've signed with Six Zero Pickleball. It's a big moment for me, and I couldn't be happier to be joining a brand that takes the game as seriously as I do.

I've been playing with the Coral Pro paddle for a while now, and it's quickly become my go-to. What I've noticed most is how much control it gives me on touch shots at the kitchen line without losing pop when I need to drive through a ball. It's been a nice fit for how I play, and I'm excited to keep competing with it this season.

If you want to check out paddles and gear for yourself, I've got a discount for anyone who wants one: sixzero.cailyncampbell.com.