Hey, PebbleCreek! I'll be in PebbleCreek this season during the months of
January through April. I have a lot of experience building programs.
Check out my classes on CourtReserve under Coaching for Courts!
The Noah Zwiren Story
Noah Zwiren is a 6.0 Seattle-based professional pickleball player. He has played in many PPA, APP and US Opens in the pro divisions. He has wins over professional players like Kyle Yates, William Sobek, and Wyatt Stone. He has medaled in the open division in the 2024 and 2025 Seattle Metro Classic.
Noah specializes in teaching players strategy, shot selection and ways to elevate your game. As a coach, Noah is analytical, observant and recognizes that everyone has their unique strengths and play style. Whether you are a beginner or a 5.0, Noah has the ability, experience and understanding to help you improve your game.
Noah discovered pickleball in his middle school gym class. Even though he was mainly a baseball player, he and his friends would play on the one dedicated court at Hillaire Park. After graduating from the University of Washington with a degree in Marketing and Information Systems, he regained a love for the sport at weekend open play at Green Lake after graduating in 2018.
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He signed up for his first pro tournament in 2020 and won two singles matches. From there he caught the tournament bug and began playing tournaments every month. He was a quarterfinalist in the 2025 US Open. He has over 20 medals in open division tournaments including the 2024 and 2025 Seattle Metro Classic.
Noah is known for his strategic play and his greatest strength is a dynamic two-handed backhand. He enjoys pushing himself and his competitors to their physical limits with a strategic cat and mouse game. He likes to grind out long points where he focuses on controlled dinking, resetting, and timely speedups.
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About Noah
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Pickleball Credentials
- Professional Player for 5+ Years
- Experienced Coach for 4+ Years
- Coaches all levels from 2.5-5.0
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Recent Achievements
- 2025 US Open: Finished as a Quarterfinalist in Men’s Doubles
- 2025 Seattle Metro Classic: Men’s Pro Doubles and Mixed Pro Doubles Silver Medalist
- 2024 Pacific Northwest Classic: Won Gold in Men's Pro Singles and Men's Pro Doubles Gold Medalist
