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Cottonwood Tennis Club Court report – February 2015

Bob and Rae Lewis are shown keeping track of match scores on the scoreboard at the start of the CTC gender doubles tournament in mid-January. The membership of the tennis club is very grateful to them for being our tournament directors this year. Kudos to you both from the CTC!

Susie Welker The Cottonwood Tennis Club wishes you all a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year! We hope 2015 is a good year for you. More specifically: May you ace your first serve, smash your overheads accurately, drive your backhand return deep with perfection, slam lobs, place your alley shots expertly, win more matches than…

Cottonwood Tennis Club’s Court report

John Langan is our Cottonwood Tennis Club photographer catching us in action shots on the courts and often as we relax off the courts!

Susie Dunn It’s about time we pay due recognition to one of our very dedicated Cottonwood tennis volunteers. He has been so faithfully taking action shots at all our tournaments throughout the tennis season as well as taking beautiful photographs of our tennis couples each December at our very popular and fun filled Tennis Christmas…

30th annual Bradshaw Tournament in Cottonwood was a hit!

The 30th Bradshaw winners are all smiles after they are presented with their trophies after the seven day tournament in November!

Susie Welker The weather was perfect, the balls were flying and many spectators were clapping and cheering during all seven days of the Bradshaw Tennis Tournament from November 2 through November 8 at the Cottonwood tennis courts. The courts were in constant use as 160 players competed in 132 matches during the 30th Bradshaw Tournament.…

IronOaks Tennis events

Rick Kenny displays his volley form during the club’s clinic/mixer.

Denise Lott IronOaks Tennis Club was the scene of a friendly rivalry with our Cottonwood neighbors as IronOaks hosted a Saturday mixer between the two clubs. With 100 players participating, half from each club, we enjoyed great tennis, along with breakfast, lunch and snacks for players and spectators. After playing 397 games within 30 sets,…

Sun Lakes Tennis Club news – December 2014

The ladies are pictured at play on their regularly scheduled Wednesday morning. All courts were filled and we were so happy to be playing with friends who have returned for the season!

Faye Haynes, Publicity The Wednesday night potluck dinner meeting which was held on November 12 was hosted by Denis White and Dan Thorsen. The club meeting was conducted by Mary Jane Robinson. On November 1 we were guests at the Cottonwood Tennis Club – a beautiful day, wonderful food and friendly competition. Cottonwood won 10-2.…

Sun Lakes Tennis Club resumes league play

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Faye Haynes, Publicity The Sun Lakes Tennis Club leagues are back in session. The players are returning and the courts are filled with the usual enthusiastic play. We are thrilled to have so many new members joining our club. We have members from Sun Lakes, Cottonwood, Ironwood and Oakwood. Just last year, I reported on…

Court Report – November 2014

Kelz Kelzenberg’s fancy rainbow shirt worn for the two-day Rainbow Tournament.

Susie Dunn and Susie Welker Never a dull moment on the Cottonwood Tennis courts especially now that our club activities are in full swing for the winter season. To kick off the new tennis season, our 10th annual Cottonwood Rainbow Classic was held on October 10 11. The fun part of this tournament is that…

IronOaks USTA event results

USTA Sectional winners: (standing) Judy Gahide, Judy Lamers, Vicki Eslick, John Radcliffe, Pat Davidson, Karen Kutchyera and Barb McEwen; (kneeling front left to right): Lois Newman and Lynn Cox; (missing) Susan Stewart and Lyn Belisle.

Denise Lott Sectional Tournament: Three IronOaks teams competed in the USTA Southwest Section Championships in Albuquerque. Our women’s 7.0 team took first place and is advancing to the USTA National competition in Surprise on November 7–9. Our men’s 8.0 team took second place in a wrenching battle that kept them out of first by a…