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Trisha Goyal, Break The Love founder, on the new technology driving growth for pickleball (and tennis)
The millennial CEO breaks down the role of tech in the pickleball boom, and why she joined a wave of entrepreneurs investing into America's fastest growing sport.
Published Dec 20, 2022
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Trisha Goyal founded Break The Love, an app for finding tennis and pickleball opponents and reserving courts, in 2019.
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Goyal at Lillet and Break The Love’s "Pickleball & Refresh Lounge" at this year's Art Basel.
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