PBJC partners with the Wyoming Pickleball Association to Expand access to the sport across the state

Premier Bone & Joint Centers (PBJC) announced a partnership with the Wyoming Pickleball Association (WPA) to support pickleball in the Wyoming communities of Rock Springs, Green River, Thermopolis, Casper, and Riverton. The partners anticipate further growth in more communities throughout the state.

The WPA offers programs for all ages and abilities, from youth development to adaptive play, and is committed to making pickleball accessible to everyone across the state. Through the partnership, PBJC will serve as the link between WPA and schools in the towns with a PJBC clinic, helping bring WPA programming to students in those communities.

“At Premier Bone & Joint Centers, our commitment to Wyoming includes supporting activities like pickleball, which brings our communities together and encourages healthy lifestyles. With the growing sport of pickleball, and the WPA’s commitment to bring the sport to youth, it’s a great way to keep Wyoming residents moving and active at every age. That’s what being Worthy of Wyoming is all about”, said Geoff McLeod, CEO of Premier Bone and Joint Centers.

“Our mission at the Wyoming Pickleball Association is to make pickleball accessible to people of all ages and abilities throughout Wyoming. Premier Bone & Joint Centers' generous support and statewide presence will help us reach more schools and communities, introducing more young people to a sport that promotes healthy, active lifestyles and lifelong participation. We are grateful for their partnership.” –Wally Erickson, President and Co-Founder, Wyoming Pickleball Association

The partnership reflects PBJC’s commitment to the communities it serves across Wyoming.

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