Judy Grefsheim, Kathy Malitar, and Nede Mead like the tennis food, and especially the beverages.
Penny Petersen
Cottonwood Tennis Club turned French for a day when they held a Bastille Day Social on the evening of July 14 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. They “stormed” the courts and “revolutionized” traditional tennis. About 40 people attended, but not everyone played, as the weather was scorching. Both men and women participated in the matches, but 100% wolfed down the great appetizers, drinks, and desserts. All of that was served on a tablecloth with a French flag design. CTC President Mary Ann Rice described the food as incredible.
The matches were not supposed to be seriously competitive but fun for members of all rankings, and it certainly was that. Mixed doubles, Men’s doubles and Women’s doubles constituted the schedule which was designed as a summer social get together.
Regular morning matches at the Cottonwood courts are still being held, Monday and Wednesday for women, Tuesday and Thursday for men, and Friday for mixed.
For information on membership in Cottonwood Tennis Club, contact Barb Jorgensen, ([email protected]) chair of the membership committee, or member Susan Hood ([email protected]).