It has been like reunions at PRC this week. Earlier in the week, Terry and Carol visited and today, Jacinta and Deb returned to the courts together. We are grateful for their safe return, especially Jacinta and Derrick, who experienced the earthquake in New Zealand before returning to the states.
The Wednesday A Team, captained by Lisa Mecuro, looked sharp on and off the court today while participating in the Central Jersey Women’s Travel League. Team members were excited to model their new team jackets.
Carol Lessler, a long time player and friend to many at PRC, stopped by today to watch her daughter, Elisa, play in the USTA 3.0 match between the Topspinners and Hurricanes. It was a grand reunion.
As the temperatures get cooler, don’t forget to dress properly so that your muscles can warm up before full exertion during your match. The down vests available at the Pro shop are very popular and provide warmth to your body without restricting your arms during the swing. Also, the new Babolat Pure Strike has been…
There was a surprise guest at PRC today. Terry Lopes, who moved to Las Vegas two years ago, stopped by to say hi. The PRC staff, pros and several players all enjoyed her visit and appreciated that memorable laugh that we have missed hearing on the courts.
Set your DVR’s! Jammin Crepes, located on Nassau Street in Princeton, will be featured on the Food Network on Friday, November 18th at 9:00 pm. Guy Fieri, host of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, spent two days with PRC’s Kathy Klockenbrink at Jammin Crepes. Hopefully, Guy will award Jammin Crepes with as many stars as we do.
The weather for the USTA Intersectional Championships held in Texas was not ideal as it rained all day on Tuesday with showers on the other days. There were over 285 participants, with teams representing ages groups starting with the 35’s and ending with the 80’s. Jane Huff, a member of the 75 and over team,…
Princeton Racquet Club was victorious during the match between Sue Gunther and Kate Lakritz’s teams today that competed in the USTA 3.5 18 and over league. The toughest opponents one may face are those that are from their own club, sometimes with your friend on the other side of the net. It is a challenge…
Several juniors spent the NJEA school holiday working hard on their tennis games. Campers had a fun time improving their skills with Coaches Kaptan and Judy. It’s not too late to register for tomorrow’s mini camp (12:30-2:30 pm) or the mini camp scheduled for the Friday following Thanksgiving.
The kids in the Wednesday 5:30-6:30 clinic displayed great form with their nonracquet hand for Coach Judy. What a great shot and then the parents were able to Air Drop their photos.