The first Fed Cup of the outdoor season followed the tree dedication in Irene Gross’s memory today at 11:30 am. In honor of Irene, teams were named after trees, rather than representing countries. Twenty four women gathered on a beautiful day for wonderful points. The Cherry Blossoms captured first place out of the Dogwoods, Magnolias and…
The rain forced postponement of the French Open but didn’t hinder many women from having fun at Game Drills and match play on Monday. Thanks to Mansour for his energy and help.
The new 2.5-3.0 Women’s League is off to a sunny start. Coach Mansour will arrange and supervise match play on Thursdays 12:30-2:00 pm. It’s a great way to meet friends, try things learned in drills, learn the rules and etiquette of the game and play with different people. You can sign up by the week…
In celebration of the appearance of the sun and blue sky, the participants of the Monday match play were assigned teams and chose names related to sunshine. Congratulations to the Sunflowers: Tippy, Rachel, Sherri, Karen, Sue and Yan Mei, who were victorious over the Hots, Sunnyside Ups and Flares.
The temperatures were very cold for the end of April but the outdoor courts were filled with women who displayed lots of mental toughness and great tennis points this morning at 9:30 am. Match play and the PRC Jersey Girls and PRC Cosmos competed and had lots of fun.
This is the final week for Specialty Clinics in preparation for the spring USTA Adult league season, which begins next week. The First 4 Shots will be held on Wednesday, April 6 from 9:30-11:00 am. The Mental Toughness – 20 seconds clinics will be held on Wednesday April 6 at 1:00 -2:30 pm and on…
The Monday B team celebrated Rhonda’s birthday, as well as their team victory today. Best wishes Rhonda.
Better late than never! Jacinta surprised us and missed the planned birthday on Thursday, her actual birthday. Everyone showed their “flexibility” and enjoyed sharing cake and birthday wishes on Friday.
Another special Fed Cup was held on Wednesday at 9:30 am. Thanks to all who participated and represented the forsythias, hydrangeas, daffodils, and peeps. Congratulations to the Forsythia, represented by Linda, Sue, Dawn and Ellen, who were the champions.
