Join the Boston Community for discounted Community Play (Open Play for all levels). Matches are self-organized upon arrival. Meet new players and mix up your partners in order to find players at your level or enjoy more casual rallies.

Please note, players should rotate among the allocated courts. If you would prefer dedicated court time for your group, you should book a private court.

Have you just started playing padel and want to get the basics right? Join our Sensa Padel Level 1 Open Play and get the right foundation to enjoy the game! This Open Play is designed to give you the basics of the rules and spend the full time with the fundamentals of Padel play.

Are you fairly consistent hitting medium-paced shots but still lack accuracy, control, depth or pace. Join our Sensa Padel Level 2 Open Play community to improve the effectiveness of you lobs, overheads and volleys to reach the next level in the court!

Courts will be capped at capacity to avoid people sitting out.

This Tournament is for both the Level 2 and Level 3 communities.

Mexicano is a great tournament format for players of similar skill levels to play many short matches with several different people over three hours.

Matches will be 32 points.

Rules of padel Mexicano:

The order of who you play against is not predetermined but is created depending on the results of the other matches.

1. A lottery decides who you play with and against in your first game
2. From your second game, the score of the other matches that decide your faith
3. The games depend on the results on the leaderboard. Number 1 and 3 plays against 2 and 4. 5 and 7 players against 6 and 8 and so on
4. Once the table has settled after a few rounds, the matches will be even. The better you play, the more difficult the opposition and vice versa
5. The scoring system allows you to play with new players in each game

Calculation of the score:
- Each match is played to 32 total points.
- Each team serves 4 or 6 times. Then the serve is passed to the opponent
- Each ball won gives 1 point to the winning team
- Once all balls have been played the score is entered and then transferred to the individual players. If a 24 point match finishes 10-14; player 1 and 2 gets 10 points each. Player 3 and 4 gets 14 points each
- When all matches have been played, the player that has collected the most points wins the tournament

To play a Mexicano padel tournament you need at least 8 participants or teams.

Student back to school event. Welcoming all levels and experienced players, & offering an introduction to padel clinic

If you have participated in a Mexicano Tournament before, you will already be familiar with the format and are ready to Play! If you are new to the Mexicano format, the rules and guidelines are below. See you on the court!

Rules of padel Mexicano:

The order of who you play against is not predetermined but is created depending on the results of the other matches.

1. A lottery decides who you play with and against in your first game
2. From your second game, the score of the other matches that decide your faith
3. The games depend on the results on the leaderboard. Number 1 and 3 plays against 2 and 4. 5 and 7 plays against 6 and 8 and so on
4. Once the table has settled after a few rounds, the matches will be even. The better you play, the more difficult the opposition and vice versa
5. The scoring system allows you to play with new players in each game

Calculation of the score:
- Each match is played to 32 total points
- Each team serves 4 or 6 times. Then the serve is passed to the opponent
- Each ball won gives 1 point to the winning team
- Once all balls have been played the score is entered and then transferred to the individual players. If a 24 point match finishes 10-14; player 1 and 2 gets 10 points each. Player 3 and 4 gets 14 points each
- When all matches have been played, the player that has collected the most points wins

This Round Robin will have 2 groups of 4 teams.

Every team will play each team in their group and the two top team will play for 1st and 2nd place. Rounds will be best 2 out of 3 sets with a 10 point tiebreaker for the 3rd set.

When the finals are playing, the rest of the participants are more than welcome to play friendly matches if they get don't win their group. Or they can watch the finals and cheer on the players!

Please contact Corey@sensapadel.com for any questions or to let us know who your partner is.