Padel community nominees: September at Padel Party
By The Party People,
Padel community nominees for September at Padel Party are Leo Padel Club, Depok Padel Club and Pasta Padel. The clubs were recognized for organizing activities and playing at the venue during the month. Their nominations put local padel communities in the spotlight and connect to Padel Party’s monthly Club of the Month board.
Leo Padel Club, Depok Padel Club and Pasta Padel are the three communities named as September nominees. Read the September community announcement and learn more about Padel Party in Sawangan, Depok, where the clubs organized activities and played during the month.
The nominations highlight how local clubs help create regular opportunities to play together. At Padel Party, that community activity has a place alongside court bookings and other padel sessions.
September padel community nominees at Padel Party
Leo Padel Club, Depok Padel Club and Pasta Padel are the September nominees. Padel Party thanked the clubs for organizing activities and playing at the venue during the month. Their names represent the community groups recognized in this monthly selection.
Each club contributes its own presence to Depok’s padel scene by bringing people together around play. The recognition is about organized activity and time on court, not a match score or tournament result. For players, the nominations also offer a simple way to discover clubs that are active at Padel Party.
The three clubs named this month are Leo Padel Club, Depok Padel Club and Pasta Padel. Their inclusion gives players and fellow community members a clear view of the groups being recognized. It also creates a moment to appreciate the work involved in arranging activities and making time to play together.
How the Club of the Month board works
The Club of the Month board tracks club participation, and every session a club plays counts toward its monthly standing. The board resets on the first of each month, making each new month a fresh cycle for participating communities.
That system connects the nominations to activity on court. A club’s sessions contribute to the board, so the recognition reflects community participation rather than a single result. It gives groups another shared reference point as they organize play and return to the venue.
The September nominees are Leo Padel Club, Depok Padel Club and Pasta Padel. The recognition is a useful snapshot of the clubs that took part during the month, while the board continues into its next monthly cycle after the reset. Players can follow community sessions through The Party People on Reclub, where Padel Party’s community organizes different ways to play, including open play, sparring, women-only, beginner-only and children’s sessions.
Find a community session in Depok
Players can explore playing padel in Depok and look for a session that suits their level or group. Padel Party’s community programme includes open play, sparring, women-only sessions, beginner-only sessions and children’s sessions. Checking the community channels is a practical way to find upcoming opportunities and take part with other local players.
The nominees also show how club activity can build connections beyond an individual court booking. Organizing shared play gives club members a reason to meet regularly, while the monthly board recognizes participation across sessions. If you belong to a local group, joining a session is one way to become part of that wider padel community.
Join the next session
Celebrate the communities recognized this September and follow their activity as the monthly board begins a new cycle. To take part in padel at the venue, book a court on Courtside, then check the available community sessions for a chance to play alongside local clubs. Revisit the September community announcement and share the recognition with fellow players.