
Mar 21, 2026
Healthy Fil‑Am Nayon Advances Fight Against Cardio‑Metabolic Risks and Sedentary Lifestyles With First Pickleball Tournament in Las Vegas
Healthy Fil‑Am Nayon Advances Fight Against Cardio‑Metabolic Risks and Sedentary Lifestyles With First Pickleball Tournament in Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV — March 21, 2026 — Healthy Fil‑Am Nayon strengthened its movement to combat cardio‑metabolic disorders and rising sedentary lifestyles among Filipino Americans as it hosted its first-ever Pickleball Tournament today at The Stirling Club in Las Vegas. Held as the first touch of spring air reached the valley, the event brought together individual players and organizational teams committed to becoming more active and improving their long-term health.
Filipino Americans face a higher predisposition to cardio‑metabolic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease. These risks are further intensified by sedentary routines common in modern work and home environments. Healthy Fil‑Am Nayon addresses these challenges by promoting regular physical activity, healthier nutrition, and culturally rooted community support—a holistic approach designed to help Filipino Americans take charge of their well‑being.
Today’s tournament demonstrated that mission in action. The courts buzzed with energy, friendly competition, and a shared determination to break away from inactivity. Participants rallied not only for points, but for their health—showing that community-based movement can be both enjoyable and transformative.
Husband-and-wife team Tort and Kay Fontanilla claimed the tournament’s top prize, proving that teamwork at home can translate into teamwork on the court. Their win captured the spirit of the event—earning the top spot while also rising to the top of their health game, a reminder that every serve and step is a victory against sedentary living and cardio‑metabolic risk.
Healthy Fil‑Am Nayon will continue expanding its wellness initiatives throughout the year, offering more opportunities for Filipino Americans to stay active, connected, and empowered in their health journey.














































































