There was as much activity in the lobby today as there was on the courts today. After Friday match play, friends gathered to surprise Deb Castoldi on her birthday. Shortly after, the PRC Topspinners welcomed Kate Lakritz back after double foot surgery and then celebrated their victory against Nassau Racquet Club in the 3.5 USTA League. Isn’t tennis a wonderful…
Princeton Racquet Club is proud to present it’s new website. Chek here for weather and programming information, special events, tips and anything that will enhance your life or tennis game. We look forward to your comments and suggestions. Special thanks to John LeMasney, who guided us through the process with patience and helped us to create…
The USTA Adult League Meeting for captains of women’s team was conducted on January 25th at Princeton Racquet Club. Judy Vogt, League Coordinator for the 2.5, 3.0 and 3.5 leagues, organized the teams and Sharon Narsiff, NJD coordinator, presented new league rules for the upcoming season. The USTA league captains meeting for the Women’s 18 & Over 4.0,…
Auggie’s Tennis Tips during the Winter: As you can see, I dress warmly when it is cold. Remember, dress warmly while traveling to PRC and for your pre match warm up. Wear layers so that after your warm up, you can remove a layer. It is important to keep your muscles warm to avoid injury.…
Australian at PRC! The aftermath of the blizzard didn’t hinder the women in the Monday match play from participating at the club. Doubles teams worked on the Australian formation. This is a great way to mix it up while playing. Assuming all players are right handed, the following tips would apply. From the deuce side,…
What are the priorities of your tennis shot? It is recommended that they be consistency, placement, depth, spin and pace/power, and in that order! Most club and junior players believe that the quickest way to improve their level is to add pace to the ball. Note, pace is the last priority of the five. Watch…
The Mercer County Tennis Hall of Fame Awards Banquet has been postponed to June 3rd because of the impending weather. Save the date and honor Judy Vogt, as she will be inducted into the Class of 2016.
Serving up another tip! Notice the pro’s service motion. The arm lifts up and his/her armpit is visible. This allows for a higher lift and the hand opens on the release. Think 3 T’s – toss, tuck, turn. The left arm tucks toward the chest/belly button and the hips and shoulders turn. Keep your head/face…
Students from Judy’s Tuesday morning clinic surprised her with an early celebration. Vidya, Celeste, Lori and Andrea presented Judy Vogt with flowers and then toasted her, in honor of her induction into the Mercer County Tennis Hall of Fame. Hoping that the weather cooperates for the banquet scheduled for Saturday night.
