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Volume 31, No. 2, Summer 2014
IHSTECA SPEAKERS
Needed:
Fans & Volunteers
Midwest Clay Court Championships
May 29-June 1
CRC members Denise Boehnlein and Dan Downing need your
help to welcome, register and have fun with the 120 men who
will compete in the 2014 Midwest Clay Court Championships
at CRC. Email Denise Boehnlein, [email protected] if you
can help.
Molly Fletchall and Nick Hennessey
Molly Fletchall and Nick Hennessey, Carmel High School tennis players, spoke to Indiana high school tennis coaches at the
February 6 Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association
annual workshop. Their topic was the Hamilton County Special
Olympics Tennis program they started last year.
If you want to be a volunteer athlete buddyin this summer’s
Special Olympics tennis, contact Molly via email at
[email protected].
HOURS
(May 27-Sept 1)
Club
Mon.-Fri.
Sat. & Sun.
6 am-9 pm
6 am-9 pm
Indiana Training Center—same hours as Club
Nursery
M-F 8 am-noon
Clinics, leagues, seasonals and teams DO NOT meet
Easter, April 20 and July 4.
Tim Brady, Herb Feldmann, J. B. Hayes, John Moorin,
Steve Pittman, Dave Resley, and Mark Woldmoe need your
help to cheer them onto victory. These CRC members and others will be compete against some of the top players in the country for a national ranking. The tennis is top-notch and it is free
to watch!
CRC is the host site for the fifth straight year. The Midwest
Clay Court Championships is a national Category II tournament
for men (s/d) 35-75. There are only 11 Category II tournaments
in the country and this is the only one in the Midwest.
Let’s give these players the warm Hoosier welcome that only
CRC members can do for other tennis players@
Players can register at http://tennislink.usta.com/tournaments/
schedule
Tournament ID # is 850016214
Registration deadline is May 14, 11:59 pm.
Greeks Pizzeria is donating pizza and Sun King Brewery is
donating beer for the player welcoming party.
Be a tournament sponsor and get your name on tee shirts, web
sites, and signage. Proceeds from the tournament benefit the
HCCTA College Scholarships. HCCTA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit.
Summer clinic schedule available Mar 24
at www.carmelracquetclub.com.
SUMMER USTA JR. TEAM TENNIS LEAGUE
DOWN THE LINE
April
1
HCCTA Tennis Scholarships deadline
14
Registration for summer camps begin
14
Open sign-up begins for summer clinics and
Leagues
19
Junior teams do NOT meet
20
EASTER (NO clinics, teams)
18-20 Midwest Senior Championships
35’s, 45’s, 55’s, 65’s,
May
5
USTA Adult League play begins
14
CIWITL End-of-Year Party
17-18 Midwest Senior Team Championships
25
Last day of spring session
26
Summer court rates begin
(clay courts free to members)
29-June 1 Midwest Clay Court Championships
Register your junior player now! This competitive league is the
perfect compliment to your player’s summer clinics and lessons. Junior players compete weekly against other players who
play at the same level. The summer Junior Team Tennis League
is scheduled to run on Sunday afternoons to avoid conflict with
other programs. See league details below:
DIVISIONS
10 & Under Intermediate and Advanced (Green
Dot Ball), Sundays, June 15 o July 13, 2pm – 4pm at
Five Seasons Sports Club.
12 & Under Intermediate and Advanced, Sundays,
June 15 – July 13, 2 pm – 4 pm. Location TBD
14 & Under Intermediate and Advanced, Sundays,
June 15 – July 13, 4 pm – 6 pm. Location TBD
June
2
5
Summer clinics, leagues and camp begin
HCCTA Awards Luncheon
18 & Under Intermediate, Sundays, June 15 – July
13, 2 pm – 4 pm at Lawrence North HS
July
4
7
18
21
No camps or clinics meet
CIWITL team applications due
CIWITL teams placement
Fall clinic, team, league registration begins
18 & Under Advanced SLAM, Sundays, 6/22, 6/29,
7/13, 3:30 pm – 7:30 pm at Carmel High School
Go to www.centralindiana.usta.com and select Juniors for
more details and how to register today!
August
10
Last day of summer clinics
September
1
Last day of summer rates
2
Fall session begins
INDIANAPOLIS PADDLE TENNIS OPEN
Players from all over the country played in the tournament Feb
14-16 at CRC.
CIWITL
Players on the Central Indiana Women’s Indoor Tennis
League (CIWITL) teams from CRC are having their annual
end-of-the year tournament and pitch-in luncheon on
Wednesday, May 14. The tournament starts at 11 am and
finishes around 2 pm. The tournament is based on team
levels. Prizes are awarded to all levels.
Return your registration form to Mark Woldmoe or the
front desk by May 11. Forms are available at the front desk.
Sam Sutphin/Rick Witsken
Won Men’s 90’s
Will Higgins/Dave Held
Won Quarter Reprieve
Walt Freihofer/Rob Hueni
Won Round of 32
Claude Warren/Jeff Quinto
Won Round of 64
Consolation
Drew Hamilton/Jim Zoccola
Won Round of 64 Last
Chance
Looking ahead we are beginning the process of forming
teams for the 2014-15 season. This early registration accommodates those wishing to schedule fall clinics and seasonals around team practice times. Registration forms will
be mailed out on June 16 and can also be picked up at the
front desk. Please return your registration form to CRC by
July 7. The pros will then form the teams and contact their
players before July 18.
Zach Held/Rick Witsken defeated Ludo Aaron/Brian Hagman
to win the Reprieve event.
Players may still be added after July 18 but some of the
more popular teams and practice times will not be available.
Anytime you want something in the newsletter or posted at the
club send email to [email protected]. Put CRC
News in subject line. Include your phone number and email.
Sign up for a beginner clinic at the front desk and learn an invigorating winter sport.
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USTA YOUTH TEAM TENNIS
WHEN
Sundays: April 27 – June 1, 2014 – 6 classes
(June 8 – rain make-up day if needed)
2014 GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS
Congratulations to these CRC juniors for making their high
school girls tennis team:
Audrey Arceneaux
Emily Baxter
Megan Bell
Amori Bellner
Abby Bruning
Molly Fletchall
Ashley Francisco
Avery Frund
Kate Dillon
Kelly Garcia
Meredith Goshell
Keleen Haddad
Reiley Harrington
Agatha Journel
Kelsey Kopf
Nicole Krolewski
Kristin Kokjohn
Mylene Laughlin
Laura LePere
Sarah LePere
Elizabeth Lobring
Jessica Lorenz
Hana Lutz
Annika Mabe
Mason Maish
Anika Mabe
Kylie Mink
Laura Moore
Lily O’Neil
Alyssa Ozlowski
Bailey Padgett
Lauryn Padgett
Daphne Pons
Anjali Papadopoulos
Jenna Petersen
Shivali Rao
Abby Sagard
Arie Sprout
Mimi Skarbeck
Sarah Tinaphong
Meredith Roush
Grace Rushton
Brooke Van Der Wiel
Amanda Ventura
Gabrielle Wang
Megan Warren
Zoe Woods
Taylor Worthington
Angela Wu
Sara Zaloudek
Guerin
Carmel
Westfield
Guerin
Carmel
Carmel
Zionsville
Carmel
Carmel
Carmel
Cathedral
Guerin
Guerin
International
Cathedral
Westfield
Fishers
Carmel
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Fishers
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Cathedral
Carmel
Carmel
Carmel
International
University
Guerin
Brebeuf
Park Tudor
Westfield
Guerin
Carmel
Westfield
Zionsville
Brebeuf
Carmel
Carmel
Hamilton Southeastern
Carmel
Westfield
Carmel
Westfield
TIMES
Pre-K – Kindergarten:
Grades 1 – 3:
Grades 4 – 6:
12:30 pm – 1:00 pm
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
WHERE: Carmel High School Tennis Courts (136th Street and
Keystone)
COST
Pre-K – Kindergarten:
$45 per player if registered by March 20, 2014
$55 per player if registered AFTER March 20, 2014
NOTE: 1 to 4 student/teacher ratio
Grades 1 – 6:
$70 per player if registered by March 20, 2014
$80 per player if registered AFTER March 20, 2014
NOTE: 1 to 6 student/teacher ratio
FORMAT OF PROGRAM:
 Learn and refine forehand and backhand ground strokes,
forehand and backhand volleys, and serve utilizing fun/
challenging drills and games.
 Introduce non-competitive competition in the form of
games and match play.
 Kids will be placed in groups based on their age, ability,
and level allowing each child to advance to the next level!
Racquets may be purchased for an additional $15 when
registering for these classes.
Contact Maggie Petersen for more info at 317/501-9145 or
[email protected].
JUNIOR RESULTS
Bhargava. Shivam: Champion, 14 boys singles, ASC
Snowflake Open; consolation champion, 16 boys singles,
Purdue Open Boys
Fletcher, Broc: Champion, 12 boys singles, CRC Junior
Open
Hennessey, Nick: Champion, 18 boys doubles, John F.
Hennessey; champion, 18 boys singles, Purdue Spring
Break Open
Hennessey, Zach: Champion, 18 boys doubles, John F.
Hennessey; finalist, 16 boys singles, Midwest Level 3
(Rockford); finalist, 16 boys singles, Midwest Level 3
at Depauw University
Lutz, Alex: Finalist, 18 boys singles, ASC Winter
Challenge
Lutz, Eric: Consolation champion, 14 boys singles, ASC
Winter Challenge
Robertson, Curtis: Champion, 14 boys singles, Healthplex
Junior Open
This list was current as of March 15. Let us know of others not
on the list for the next newsletter.
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2013 SUMMER USTA ADULT LEAGUES
The Central Indiana USTA Adult League matches begin in May
and end late July. All teams are based on ability level. The divisions are 18 & Over adult men and women (2.5-5.0+), 40 &
Over men and women (3.0-4.5+), 55 & Over as well as 65 &
Over men and women (6.0-9.0).
Anyone who turns the particular age or is older than the division number may participate in that league. (Ex: an individual
turning 40 in December may participate in both the 18 & Over
and 40 & Over leagues.)
CITA has not received official info for this year’s competition,
but historically the tournament has run as described below.
CRC will post information when it arrives.
Entry deadline is May 9.
Players in any division must have a computer rating or selfrating and be a USTA member.
Each division will play a full round robin. Each match will consist of one eight game pro-set with a match tiebreak played at 7all. Each district team will be awarded one point for each game
one by all of the doubles teams entered. The district scoring the
most points will be declared the winner. Additionally, doubles
teams scoring the most points within the age division will receive a division championship award.
Any player without a rating will be required to self-rate when
registering for a team. Players can play on one team in a division. However, they can play on one team in as many divisions
as they choose. Players must play at their NTRP rating or
above.
Pre-planning
March 1
April 4
April 7
April 27
MIDWEST SENIOR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
This year’s USTA/Midwest Section Senior Team Championships will be held May 17-18 at Michigan State University in
Lansing, MI. This fun and exciting competition among the districts has these divisions: men’s 35, 45, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80
and women’s 35, 45, 55, 60, 65, 70 and 75. Each district can
send one doubles team per age group. Players may be older
than the age division, but not younger.
Team registration opens
Team registration closes
Minimum number of player registration
deadline
Ball pick-up; Captains’ meeting at
Five Seasons
All participants must have a USTA membership valid through
May 31, 2014. The entry fee is paid by CITA.
If more than one doubles team registers for an age division by
the deadline, challenge matches will determine which doubles
team will represent CITA at this event. Challenge match playoffs TBA.
Potential beginning of play:
Week of May 5
55 & Over (men/women)
Week of May 12 All other leagues except 65 & Over
June 3
65 & Over (men/women)
Interested players should contact the CITA office for more information 317-846-4560 or [email protected].
65 AND OVER TENNIS LEAGUE
CITA wants to identify the number of 65 and older players in
central Indiana at the 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, and 4.5 levels (including
players who would turn 65 this year) who would be interested
in playing in a new, progressive league.
End of registration for players:
Varies by league: Date of the second to last match of the
season.
End of season:
Varies by league: Week of July 14 for most groups.
Format: 3 courts of doubles (6.0, 7.0, 8.0)
Playoffs for men’s & women’s leagues–All in Indianapolis
except where noted:
Week of July 20 Local playoffs begin
Aug 1-3
District Championships
Aug 9/10
State Championships
Aug 15-17
Midwest Section for Adult 18 & Over
Aug 22-24
Midwest Section for Adult 40 & Over
Scoring: regular, best of two sets, tie break in lieu of third
Register: March 1-May 16
Season: June 3-July 29
Time:
Mornings (9-noon) or evenings (6-9)
Let CITA know you are interested in playing contacting
Karen Griffiths ([email protected] or 8464560). You may also stop by CRC front desk or call CRC (8441177) to add your name to the list of interested players.
Names and sites to remember:
Greg Griffey, league contact at Carmel Racquet Club
Toby Gaynor (844-6105), CITA District League Coordinator
[email protected]
centralindianatennis.com (website)
Check the CRC bulletin board for League times and days for
the division and ability level where you want to play.
SENIOR SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES
All players more than 50 years old are invited to play mixed
doubles every Sunday from 4:30-6:30 pm. The cost is $11 a
player in the winter and $8 a player in the summer (Memorial
Day—Labor Day). Non-members are always welcome. All play
is indoors.
AQUASIZE
All the exercises take place in the pool. They stress flexibility,
strength, and toning. Classes are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 11 am-noon. No fee is charged. If interested, contact
instructor Fran Hageboeck (846-6679)
Contact Nancy Scifres (849-6016) no later than Wednesday of
the week in which you want to play.
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SEASONALS
Present seasonal court holders can now renew their reservations
for the 2014-15 season. On May 1 seasonal court reservations
for next year can be made by all members.
PRO SHOP
CIWITL team uniforms for 2014-2015 will be india ink and
blue from Eleven by Venus. Orders have been taken and will be
available for pickup in September. Extras will be available if
you missed the ordering dates.
Please read the following information carefully before coming
to the Club to renew your present court:
* Every player playing on a seasonal court MUST
be a member of Carmel Racquet Club. A list of
names of members playing on seasonal courts
must be submitted to the Club by September 4.
Eleven by Venus is a new line designed by Venus
Williams. CRC started carrying the line last April and is the
only racquet club pro shop in central Indiana to sell Eleven by
Venus.
Rosie
*Holders of seasonal reservations will pay $1 per
court hour less than the regular court rate for all
reservations. Members will pay $2 per court hour
less if full payment is received by June 1, 2014.
MEDIA UPDATES
Let us transfer your old media to new media to CD or DVD, or
even mp3 files for your I-Pod.
* A $50 per court hour non-refundable deposit is
payable at the time of reservation.
We’re quick, affordable, and local …in Fishers. From one copy
to a thousand, let us help you preserve those memories!
* Your group needs to identify one person who is
responsible for collecting the money and sending
it to the Club when the full payment is collected.
Separate payments for portions of the seasonal
cannot be put on your house charge account.
Call us today 317.288.9495 or visit
www.MyAudioAndVideoToDisc.com. Mention CRC and enjoy a 10% discount on your first order.
Al Stone (the voice of CRC’s Message On Hold)
You may either split your payments or pay in full:
Split payments:
* Half the total fee (plus the already paid deposit)
is due on September 15.
* The balance is due December 31, 2014.
CORPORATE MEMBERSHIPS
If you have ten or more employees at your place of work who
would like to join CRC, ask about corporate rates. It saves
money!
Full payment:
* Pay the full balance by June 1 and save an
additional $1 per court hour.
If you or your spouse is employed by one of these companies,
you are already eligible for a corporate rate: Carmel Clay
Schools, City of Carmel, Clarion, Eli Lilly, General Motors,
IUPUI-IU Medical Center, Roche, St. Vincent Hospital.
Reserving a seasonal court is the best way to make sure the day
and time you want to play is always going to be open during the
indoor season. If you would like any additional information
about seasonal court reservations, contact Greg or Mary at the
Club.
For more information contact Mary at the Club.
LOCKERS
If you plan to keep the same locker this year, do nothing and
your rental fee will show on your statement. The fee is the same
as last year--$48 for large and $32 for small. See front desk for
arrangements. Locker rental for the season is from September 1,
2014 to August 31, 2015.
The Club is not responsible for items lost or stolen in the locker
rooms. If you have valuables, please check them at the front
desk. We encourage all members to keep their locker locked at
all times.
Members may use unrented lockers on any given day, but locks
are not to be left on the lockers overnight.
Fit Livin’ is a way of life for the whole family. To kick start
your way to fitness and health contact Matt Shade.
Matt Shade
Fit Livin' LLC
President
[email protected]
CRC does not accept American
Express, just VISA, MasterCard, and
Discover Card.
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COLLEGE TENNIS SCHOLARSHIPS
The HCCTA College Tennis Scholarship applications and pertinent information can be obtained at www.hccta.org. High
school seniors who played at least two years for their high
school, are currently on the team, and are Hamilton County
residents are eligible. All applications due April 1.
Scholarships are awarded on academic excellence, tennis skill
and HCCTA community service. Winners can receive up to a
$1000.
We are so glad to have you and your children here. In order
to keep all our children safe and healthy, we ask that you
abide by the following guidelines:
Hours
8 am-3 pm Monday through Friday from Labor Day until
Memorial Day.
Cost
$3 per child/per hour. Minimum charge is $2.50. There is a
five minute allowance for drop-off and a ten minute allowance for pick-up. Any stay extended beyond ten minutes will
be charged an additional half hour. PLEASE pick up your
children promptly as our staff leaves at 3:00 sharp to
pick up their own children. The nursery staff will provide
the parent with a check-out slip to take to the front desk.
The scholarship committee makes its selection after spring
break and the winners are announced at their school’s senior
awards night. An awards luncheon will be held June 5 at Carmel High School to honor the recipients. A plaque honoring all
the former recipients hangs on the CRC Wall of Fame.
Contact: Helen Petersen, [email protected]
Food
Bottles and sippee cups are allowed but MUST be labeled.
Food or lunches are allowed only for children staying for
CIWITL matches.
PACERS PROM TO REMEMBER
Kristi Scotten is coordinating the collection of prom
dresses for the Indiana Pacers’ Prom to Remember.
The goal of the project is to collect 1000 gently-used
prom dresses by April 4 for use by IPS students. Sizes
0-33 and short or small are needed. Hang the dresses
on the coat rack behind the main bulletin board by the
nursery.
Shoes
Shoes and/or socks MUST be worn at all times in the Nursery.
Labels
Label all your child’s items—bags, diapers, etc.
Illness
PLEASE, PLEASE help us limit the spread of illness. Children with a fever, noticeable cold symptoms (watery eyes,
runny nose), frequent coughing, vomiting and/or diarrhea
should not be brought to the Nursery. The nursery staff reserves the right to refuse a child who we think is ill. If your
child is unable to attend school for medical reasons, do not
bring them to the Nursery.
Spring clean early and make some lucky girl feel like
a princess.
Crying
If your child cries beyond 15 minutes and ALL attempts to
pacify him/her have failed, we will notify you immediately.
PROS SUMMER SCHEDULE
Here’s where the CRC pros will be spending their summers:
Nancy Alic
Ryan Baxter
Chip Bondurant
Susie Booker
Tim Brady
Cleve Brown
Whitney Brown
Ernesto Castanares
Brian Cook
Jeff Eaton
Kathy Gordon
Greg Griffey
Jade Johnson
Kris Looney
Laura Jackson
Steve Minner
Carl Mower
Mark Noe
Mike Raymond
Joe Riedman
Marko Saulovic
Joe Schaeffer
Rick Scotten
Jeff Smart
Mark Woldmoe
NURSERY POLICIES and PROCEDURES
Carmel Racquet Club
Highland Country Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Riveria Country Club
Carmel Racquet Club
CRC/Woodland CC
Meridian Hills Country Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Woodland Country Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Bridgewater
Carmel Racquet Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Carmel Racquet Club
CRC/Cathedral
Westfield High School
Carmel Racquet Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Bridgewater Country Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Carmel Racquet Club
Diapers
We appreciate tidy children and will change diapers as
needed. Please label your diaper bag.
Staff
Jian Chen, Bethany Dungo, Alta Gochnauer, Carrie Lawson, Fay Lumanlan, Mary Lou Miller, and
Ann Minnich.
MIDWEST CLOSED BOYS 12
The top 64 boys 12 & under players competed in this tournament held at CRC Feb 1-3.
Thank you sponsors!
Babolat, City BBQ, Dooley O’Toole’s, Einstein, Fazoli, Jets
Pizza, MacKenzie River Pizza, Maggiano's, Mandarin
House, Marsh Supermakets, MCL Caferteria, Noodles and
Company, Paradise Bakery, Piada, Starbucks, Subway
Thank you CRC volunteers!
Michelle Burns, Mike Cannon, and Carol Rudicle
Thank you tournament directors!
Mark Woldmoe and Cathi Rubenstein
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SPELLING BEE CHAMP
Victor Xiao, Park Tudor eighth grader, won the
regional spelling bee. He will be in Washington,
D. C. May 25-31 competing in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. The final spell-off was so
long the judges ran out of words. His final word
was “flippant.”
NEW PRO
Nancy Alic has become a regular teaching pro
sub. She teaches during the day when her
daughter is in school. She played for. St John’s
University and taught tennis in New York, Virginia and Pennsylvania.
LUDO’S FLORIDA TENNIS TRIP
Ludo Aaron’s 18h Annual Indianapolis Tennis
Trip in February to the Longboat Key Club in
Longboat Key, FL was another hit. Other CRC pros
were Kathy Gordon and Rick Scotten.
According to these CRC members “what happens
in Longboat, stays in Longboat.” Cheryl Brentlinger, Emily Browning, Angie Burkhart, Gayle
Carlson, Nancy Dwyer, Lisa Enright, Ann Fagg,
Karen Fennerty, Carol Fitzgerald, Lori Fowler,
Jan Fraizer, Mika Fuiji, Chi Chi Guy, Karen
Johnson, Jen Kersey, Susie Kirk, Sheila Marshall, Nancy McGuire, Ann Meunier, Judy
Michels, Ann Minnich, Sue Powers, Ann Saunders, Holly Schneider, Ellen Schwartz, Kristin
Smith, Judy Straub, Jennifer Tenbarge, Nicole
Todd., Shawn Van Scoik.
HCCTA NEW BOARD
In February Dr. Tim Fletchall and wife Jill joined the Hamilton County Community Tennis Association/HCCTA board of
directors. They are serving with Christina Fugate (president),
Dan Dowing (vice president), Katie Downing Crain
(secretary), Lee Ann McKay (at-large), and Dr. Enoch “Nick”
Brown (at-large).
Tim is a family physician with Community Health Network.
He graduated from IU School of Medicine and has been practicing for 15 years. He started playing tennis when he was six
years old. In the four years he played tennis at North Central
High School the team won three state championships.
Jill graduated from Purdue University with a degree in elementary education. She taught fourth and fifth grade before starting
a family with her husband Tim. They have three children and
two beagles. Jill started a Project Sunshine chapter in Indiana
eight years ago. Her group volunteers at both Peyton Manning
and Riley North Hospitals every week.
Tim and Jill are both interested in expanding the HCCTA Hamilton County Special Olympics Tennis started last summer by
their daughter Molly.
HCCTA SPECIAL NEEDS TENNIS GRANT
The USTA Serves Foundation granted Hamilton County Community Tennis Association/HCCTA a $15,000 grant to develop
and expand its special needs summer tennis program held at
Carmel High School.
HCCTA is a 501 c 3 nonprofit started in 1990. It’s mission is to
“enrich communities in fitness, education, community service,
and diversity.” It’s focus is on 10 and under players with play
on school and neighborhood courts in Carmel, Fishers, and
Westfield. The HCCTA Special Olympics of Hamilton County
is the only special needs tennis program registered with the
USTA in Indiana.
The grant will help with T-shirts, bottled water, player party,
equipment, banners and educational materials.
The grant will also allow HCCTA to produce the second series
of its Champion Citizen books. The first series featured athletes
who over came challenges, became champions and then devoted their lives to helping others: Arthur Ashe, James Blake,
Billie Jean King, Gale Sayers, and George Taliaferro.
The second series will feature special needs athletes. Like the
first series, the second series will also be written by local high
school tennis players. The selected athletes are still being researched, but the books should be ready for publication by the
end of 2014.
Jill Fletchall
Dr. Tim Fletchall
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MEMBERSHIP RATES
Effective June 1, 2014
REGULAR RATES
$145
$290
$200
$425
$320
$485
$120
$200
$60
$210
$60
$325
$375
$130
Junior
Individual
Individual (senior citizen)
Couple (married)
Couple (senior citizen)
Family
Platform only
Platform (married couple)
Platform only ( junior 22 and under)
Swimming only (individual)
Swimming only (five years and under)
Swimming only (married couple)
Swimming only (family)
Swimming only (senior citizen)
CORPORATE RATES
10-19 employees
$232
$340
$388
Individual
Married couple
Family
private
two people
three people
four people
SUMMER PASS
(May 26-Sept 1)
The Summer Pass entitles a member to free walk-on anytime
including weekdays. You may reserve 10 minutes in
advance. During the following times you may reserve two
days in advance (two hour time blocks):
Weekdays:
Weekends:
6-8 am and 4-6 pm
6 pm to closing
Use of ball machine is free.
Cost: Adults--$120 Juniors--$85
Lessons are offered on an on-going basis. Classes consist of
3-6 students. As an opening occurs the spot is filled.
Individual
Married couple
Family
30 or more employees
$203
$298
$340
$72
$37
$26
$20
(per hour)
SWIMMING
20-29 employees
$218
$319
$364
LESSON RATES
Individual
Married couple
Family
Cost: $12 per class per child
Instructor: Marty Gallagher
Times/Days:
New members (except juniors) are required to pay a $20
initiation fee. Members allowing their membership to expire are
required to pay a $20 reinstatement fee.
SUMMER MEMBERSHIP RATES
(May 26-Sept 1)
$50
Junior
$75
Adult
$100
Married couple
$125
Family
$50
Adult USTA practice only
SUMMER COURT RATES
(May 26-Sept 1)
TENNIS
All times indoors
All times outdoors
$18
free (members only)
RACQUETBALL
All times indoors
$8
SQUASH
All times indoors
$8
PLATFORM
All times indoors
$8
WALLYBALL
Racquetball court rate plus $4.
Mon
Tues/Thurs
Wed
Fri
3:45-4:30, 4:30-5:15, 5:15-6:00
3:45-4:30, 4:30-5:15, 5:15-6:00
4:00-5:00
4:30-5:15
Private lessons available upon request and availability:
$30 for 30 minutes
$45 for 45 minutes
To register please contact Marty directly at 844-9589 home
and 590-9043 cell.
ADDRESS CHANGES
When your address or phone number changes, call or leave a
note at the front desk for Mary. We need to be sure you get
the latest news and promotionals at CRC.
The Racquet Press is a publication of
Carmel Racquet Club
225 E. Carmel Drive• Carmel, IN 46032
(317) 844-1177• fax (317) 844-9709
www.carmelracquetclub.com
e-mail: [email protected]
Manager: Greg Griffey • Editor: Helen Petersen