This is the most heard phrase at PRC this weekend. Despite the challenging weather conditions and forecast for rain and snow, Nelson, Maria, and Dennis worked hard to add the final application of clay. The weather conditions look shaky for Monday and Tuesday but the courts will be available as soon as possible. Thanks so…
Joyce Copleman started her Birthday off with tennis with friends, Trudy and Kathy. She then followed it up with a tennis drill. Best wishes Joyce.
The PRC CJWTL Wednesday A team completed it’s season today at home. Thanks to Lisa Mecuro, captain, for all of her hard work. Thanks to all of the teammates.
We are happy to report that Meryl is looking wonderful and doing well – thanks for so many kind thoughts and prayers. We are all looking forward to seeing her smile again at the PRC front desk.
Kudos to Adrian, who worked very hard with Coach Mansour during his spring break, as evidenced by his red face! Bring on the competition!
The PRC 3.5 USTA “Gunther”team concluded their season today vs Princeton Tennis Program. Sue, captain of the team and also owner of the Old Monmouth Candy Store, presented the team members with personalized S’mores. Thanks to Sue and Nancy (captain of the PRC Topspinners, and their teams for a very successful season in the inaugural…
Dennis and M welcomed the delivery truck and with the help of the bobcat, unloaded 12 tons of har tru this morning for the clay courts. Hoping the rain and wind pass through quickly so that the clay can be put down and rolling can begin. Keeping our fingers “racquets” crossed and hoping for a late week…
One of the best joys of teaching or coaching is to have a surprise visit from a student that you worked with many years ago. Even better is when they show up after 20 years with their family. Cos and Judy were delighted by a visit by Kim Crusey, Ken (husband) and adorable children, Aidan and…
Auggie sends Easter wishes: may your baskets be full, your rabbits be chocolate and your gift bag be full of blessings and surprises.
Love and friendship were on full display this week at Princeton Racquet Club, as Sato returned from Japan for a visit. When Sato wasn’t on the court playing tennis, she was getting a hug from someone in the lobby. Sato, it was wonderful to have you “home” again at PRC. We look forward to your…