Lori Schwartz, NJ Tennis Service Rep/Middle States, stopped by the club today to present the plaque and banners for the USTA Premier Provider Award. Normally, the club is receives the award at the NJD Banquet in April, which was cancelled this year. Princeton Racquet Club has been recognized every year since the inaugural award in…
Princeton Racquet Club is fortunate to have two separate courts available from the main courts. Court 1, referred to as the “Barn”, is located about 100 yards from the main clubhouse and is a private tennis court. As one of the oldest tennis courts in the area, it served as the practice court for the…
Registration begins on Friday, December 4th for the first session of the winter season. The session will be held for 8 weeks from January 4th – February 28th. The junior session will feature small group lessons for three junior tracks: 10 and under, Developmental (11-17 years) and Competitive (Future Stars, Tournament Training and High Performance. …
PRC was pleased to email it’s members early this week that indoor tennis activities such as private and group lessons, game drills, match plays and seasonal and open court time will continue to be offered. We are fortunate to participate in a sport whereby, usually, 4 players occupy 6,000 square feet of space. In accordance…
Players in the Friday 11:00 Match Play, plus one court at 9:30, enjoyed balmy conditions outside today. The photos resemble some that would have been taken in September. What a treat! The forecast looks great this weekend. Reserve an outside hard or clay court on CourtReserve or call the front desk.
Princeton Racquet Club will be open on Thanksgiving Day from 8:00 am- 12:30 pm. Open court time can be reserved at a holiday rate. All adult and junior clinics and court time will be held on Wednesday, Friday-Sunday. A post Thanksgiving match play will be held on Friday from 9:30-11:00 (men’s and women’s doubles). Contact…
The PRC Golden Aces defeated the Central Penn Hempfield Sassy team 2-1 in a close match in Media, PA this morning. Two of three of the matches went down to the third set super tiebreaker. Congratulations to captain Catherine and the team, who qualified for national championships, tentatively scheduled in February in Arizona.
The PRC Golden Aces won the USTA 6.0 65 and over league, which was held outside during the fall. The team received their prizes from Diana Kimick, local league coordinator on Thursday. Good luck to Captain Catherine Taaffe and her teammates as they advance and play Central Penn at Springton Tennis Club in Media, PA…
Our first Turtleneck Classic was held on a beautiful, but unseasonably, warm day. Consequently, Sleeveless was more frequent than Turtlenecks! Thanks to the 32 women who participated and congratulations to the winners, who savored their Turtles!
