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NMRA championship medals in bronze, silver and gold on their ribbons, resting beside a racquet and a blue ball on a hardwood court

For athletes 40 to 90 years young

A lifetime sport, played for keeps.

Sportsmanship, camaraderie and challenge for masters athletes who enjoy a dynamic quality of life through competitive racquetball.

Plenty of court time

Round-robin draws mean no more one and done.

$45 for three years

The best membership deal in the sport, and it keeps the game strong for the next generation.

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NMRA dues are waived for your first tournament. USA Racquetball membership is still required.

The Hall of Fame

Thirty years of legends

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  1. 1996 The founding class Nineteen pioneers of masters play, from Earl and Mary-Low Acuff to Bud Muehleisen.
  2. 2008 Builders honored Harold "Cap" Hiles enters as a contributor alongside athlete Dick Kincade.
  3. 2014 A pro joins the ranks Ruben Gonzalez inducted with Cindy Tilbury, Patrick Gibson and Rick Betts.
  4. 2026 Newest inductees Glenn Martineau of Texas and John Winings of California.

Hall of Fame · June 13, 2026

John O’Donnell, 1929 – 2026

JOHN O’DONNELL … Passing peacefully on April 22, 2026, NMRA Hall of Famer John O’Donnell ended a distinguished and well-lived life at the age of 96. The 34-year military veteran had enlisted right after high school, then flown in the…

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Membership & giving

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