Record-Breaking Pickleball Marathon in Enola

AIRED; December 11, 2025

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Local pickleball enthusiasts Andrew Hunter, Renee Sipos, and Steve Lesko made history at Ace Pickleball Club in Enola, Pennsylvania, completing a nonstop 48-hour match that broke the world record for the longest pickleball game. The marathon effort drew cheers from the community and shined a spotlight on Central Pennsylvania’s rapidly growing pickleball scene. But this record wasn’t just about endurance—it was about impact. Each player dedicated their time on the court to a different charity or cause, turning every volley, serve, and sleepless rally into a moment of purpose.

Over the course of two days, the trio pushed through exhaustion, muscle fatigue, and the mental challenge of staying focused while chasing history. Supporters filled the club to keep the energy high, showing that the sport’s appeal goes far beyond competition. Their achievement wasn’t just a win for the record books—it was a win for the community, proving how a shared love of the game can bring people together and make a meaningful difference.