2026 Season Event Calendar


May
1

Track & Field

Events hosted as a part of Track & Field:

  • 50 meter dash

  • 100 meter dash

  • 200 meter dash

  • 400 meter dash

  • 800 meter run

  • 1500 meter run

  • 1500 meter power walk

  • 5k power walk

  • Discus

  • Shot Put

  • Standing Long Jump

  • Running Long Jump

  • Football Throw

  • Softball Throw

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Apr
30

Mini Golf

This event will be hosted in partnership with Johnston County Senior Games!

***Please note, you will only compete against other Wake County Senior Games registrants, but tee off may have a combination of WCSG & JCSG participants, based on age groupings.

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Apr
25

Pickleball: Mixed Doubles

Doubles

April 25             8am-5pm

Details:

            Fee: $5 per person, per event (in addition to registration)

1 player must be a Wake County resident

Check in 30 mins prior

            Pickleball Den account will be required

            Bring photo ID

            Follow signs – must enter Middle Creek school/park (151 Middle Creek Park Ave)

                        *Located on the backside of Middle Creek High School

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Apr
24

Speed Puzzling - Doubles

This event has a maximum capacity of 20 teams.

To see our rules for the season, click here.

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Apr
23

Speed Puzzling - Singles

In order to sign up for Speed Puzzling, you click the OPEN EVENT-LOCAL ONLY from that list and Speed Puzzling will appear for you to select and register.

The event has a maximum capacity of 30 individuals.

To see our rules for the season, click here.

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Apr
18

Pickleball: Singles

 Fee: $5 per person, per event (in addition to registration)

Check in 30 mins prior

            Pickleball Den account will be required

            Bring photo ID

            Follow signs – must enter Middle Creek school/park (151 Middle Creek Park Ave)

                        *Located on the backside of Middle Creek High School

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Apr
12

Pickleball: Women's Doubles

   Fee: $5 per person, per event (in addition to registration)

1 player must be a Wake County resident

Check in 30 mins prior

            Pickleball Den account will be required

            Bring photo ID

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Apr
11

Pickleball: Men's Doubles

   Fee: $5 per person, per event (in addition to registration)

1 player must be a Wake County resident

Check in 30 mins prior

            Pickleball Den account will be required

            Bring photo ID

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Apr
10

Chess

In order to sign up for Chess, you Click the  OPEN EVENT-LOCAL ONLY from that list and Chess will appear for you to select and register.

All USCF rules apply. Touch/move rule applies.

  • No cellphone usage allowed during the tournament.

  • 30-minute time limit with a 5 second delay.

  • Notation will not be required.

  • Chess sets and clocks will be provided by the Wake Forest Chess Club.

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Apr
2

Crokinole

In order to sign up for Crokinole, you Click the  OPEN EVENT-LOCAL ONLY from that list and Crokinole will appear for you to select and register.

This event will be a singles competition, with a maximum of 24 competitors. We will adhere to the National Crokinole Association rules for play. 

Players will compete in a single round robin to determine seeding. Each game will consist of 4 rounds and will be timed at 9 minutes per game. In the event a round starts and the buzzer sounds, players will take 1 additional shot, if needed, to account for an even number of shots played, then the round concludes and the game is over.  We will allow up to 5 minutes between games to assign and each subsequent one and announce the matchups and board assignments. Winners earn 2 points for a win and 1 in the case of a tie. Zero points recorded for a loss.  After the completion of the round robin, seedings will be determined and brackets developed.  Players will then compete in a single elimination competition to determine final results. 

All equipment will be provided. 

Please arrive at the venue no later than 5:30 to check in. 

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Mar
30

Golf

There is a $20 “tee fee” in addition to the base registration rate in order to participate in our Golf tournament.

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May
29

Shuffleboard (Rain date)

This is a placeholder for our Shuffleboard rain date!

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May
29

Horseshoes (Rain Date)

This is a placeholder for our Horseshoes rain date!

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May
28

Shuffleboard

The tournament format will be single elimination; specific reporting times and other important info will be communicated to participants by the Event Manager, Carmen Livingston-Rayfield in March once registration has ended. Wake County Senior Games provides required discs & cues; participants may use their own meeting NCSG specifications.

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May
28

Horseshoes

The tournament format will be single elimination; specific reporting times and other important info will be communicated to participants by the Event Manager, Carmen Livingston-Rayfield in March once registration has ended. Wake County Senior Games provides required horseshoes, but participants may use their own provided they meet NCSG specifications.

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May
21

Disc Golf (Rain date)

This is a placeholder for our Disc Golf event!

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May
18

Cornhole

Specific reporting times and other important info will be communicated to participants by the Event Manager, Meghan Rushing in March once registration has ended. A match will consist of 2 out of 3 games to 7 frames or 21 points. Tournament format is Single Elimination. Wake County Senior Games will provide the required bags.

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May
9

Table Tennis - Singles/Doubles/Mixed Doubles

Tournament format, specific reporting times and other important info will be communicated to participants by the Event Manager, Laura Crumpler in March once registration has ended. Wake County Senior Games will provide provides required balls. Participants must provide legal paddles.

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May
7

Disc Golf

Competition will be conducted on this 9-hole course; because there are only 9 holes, all 9 holes will be played twice. All Males and Females 90+ can choose to play 9 holes instead of 18. Per state guidelines, when there is difference in 9 vs. 18 holes played in the 90+ age groups, score on the first nine holes played will determine winners. Discs used for play must meet the technical standards set forth by the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA). Players must provide their own discs.

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