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The Carmel Racquet Club
Racquet Press
Volume 30, No. 3, Fall 2012
C Team
CIWITL Champs!
Congratulations to CRC pro Kathy Gordon’s C team
on their first CIWITL championship: Erin Beery,
Emily Browning, Maureen Darcy, Jenny Eccles, Lisa
Enright, Carol Fitzgerald, Lori Fowler, Shelia Heffern, Karen Johnson, Karen Kautz, Kristi Kenney,
Ann Meunier, Kim Millar, Holly Schneider, Judy
Straub, Jennifer Tenbarge, Shawn VanSkoik, Alice
Walker. Rick Scotten, assistant coach.
HOURS
Club
Every day
Greg Griffey’s B team repeats as CWITLchamps.
Congratulations to these players on consecutive
championships: Jan Barnes, Michelle Burns, Angel
Dean, Lynn Ducat, Sandy Ginn, Malana Harpst,
Sally Jacobs, Anne Kelvin, Jolene Knee, Vanessa
McGibbon, Courtney O’Neil, Tina O’Neil, Molly
Peck, Cindy Peyton, Carol Rudicle, Wendy Siegel,
Beth Smith, Donna Sullivan. Jeff Eaton and Ryan
Baxter, assistant coaches.
6 am-10 pm
Indiana Training Center—same hours as Club
Nursery
Mon-Fri
B Team
CIWITL Champs!
8 am-3 pm
Important dates:
July 16
Fall registration begins
Aug13-16
CLUB CLOSED for repair, cleaning
Nov 22
Thanksgiving
(Clinics, leagues, teams DO NOT meet)
Fall clinic schedule now available at
www.carmelracquetclub.com.
Only MasterCard, Visa, and Discover
Card accepted at CRC.
CIWITL PARTY
Carmel Racquet club celebrated the end of the Central Indiana
Women’s Indoor Tennis League (CIWITL) with a round robin
and pitch-in luncheon on May 16. Congratulations to the round
robin winners pictured below!
DOWN THE LINE
July
13
16
CIWITL team placement
Fall clinic, team, league registration begins
August
10
Last day of summer clinic session
B winners
L: Courtney O’Neil (1st)
R: Brynee Koretzky (2nd)
13-16 CLUB CLOSED
September
3
4
29
30
Last day of summer rates (Labor Day)
Fall session begins
CRC Junior Open (G 14 & 18)
Platform league registration deadline
October
21-23
C winners
L: Kim Greene (1st)
R: Laura Michaels (2nd)
Junior Club Championships (18 & 14, s, d)
November
2-4
5
10
12
22
25
Junior Club Championships (16 & 12, s, d)
Priority registration for winter session
Transfer registration for winter session
Open registration for winter session
Thanksgiving
(clinics, leagues, teams, do NOT meet)
Last day of fall session
Q winners
L: Tonia Lotz (2nd)
C: Melissa Risk (1st)
R: Irene Paull (2nd))
USTA ADULT LEAGUE PLAYOFF DATES
End of season:
Week of July 15
Adult/Senior
July 27-29
Mixed doubles
Playoffs for Adult/Senior – All in Indianapolis:
Week of July 22
Local playoffs begin
Aug 3-5
District Championships
Aug 11/12
State Championships
Aug 17-19
Midwest Section
X winners
L: Melanie Puckett (1st)
R: Susie Sencaj (2nd)
Names and sites to remember:
Greg Griffey, league contact at Carmel Racquet Club
Toby Gaynor (844-6105), CITA District League Assistant
coordinator
[email protected]
centralindianatennis.com
Special thanks to Michelle Schmed, ClarityMD, fro giving
facials to first place winners.
MEN’S COMPETITIVE DOUBLES
The Men’s Competitive Doubles group is open to all Club
members rated 3.5 and higher. If you do not have a verified
NTRP rating, contact Brian Cook to schedule a rating session
prior to your first day of play. The group plays on Tuesday evenings from 7:30-10 pm. CRC pro Brian Cook will be drilling
players for the first hour and a half. (The pro will not be instructing as in a clinic, but rather running drills and pushing
players to a higher level of competition.) The pro will then pair
players for the last hour of unsupervised play.
Fall session:
Sept 4-Nov 25
Winter session: Nov 26-Mar 3
Spring session: Mar 4-May 26
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 $10 a
player in the winter and $7 a player in the summer (Memorial
Day-Labor Day). Non-members are always welcome. All play
is indoors.
Contact Nancy Scifres (849-6016) no later than Wednesday of
the week in which you want to play.
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.
Cost:
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$265 for each session
$477 if paying up front for 2 sessions
$676 if paying up front for 3 sessions
GIRLS ALL STATE
Congratulations to these CRC high school girls for making the
Indiana High School Athletic Association 2012 All-State
Teams.
DISTRICT TEAM CUPS
In mid June the 14 districts in the USTA Midwest Section (IN,
MI, OH, WI, IL) assembled their top junior players to compete
in the USTA Midwest Section Team Cup championships.
First Team Singles
Meredith Goshell
Kristie Hsu
Bailey Padgett
The 18’s divisions are separate boy and girl competitions.
The 12’s and 14’s are mixed. All events play singles and
doubles.
Cathedral
Hamilton Southeastern
Carmel
Congrats to these CRC players for being selected:
First Team Doubles
Alaina Finklemeier/Haley Wild Carmel
USTA/Midwest Section District Team Cup—boys 18
Mihir Kumar, Sameer Kumar, Danny Rayl, Elliott Yee
Second Team Singles
Kailey Eaton
USTA/Midwest Section District Team Cup—girls 18
Bailey Padgett
Fishers
Singles Honorable Mention
Molly Fletchall
Carmel
Doubles Honorable Mention
Hannah Elliot/Michelle Li
USTA/Midwest Section District Team Cup—BG 14
Addison Cazier, Ian Landwehr, Lauryn Padgett
USTA/Midwest Section District Team Cup—BG 12
Max Wild
Carmel
Information from IHSTeCA.com.
JUNIOR RESULTS
Bhargava, Shivam: Finalist, 12 boys singles, Anderson Sports
Center Spring Open; finalist, 12 boys doubles, Team Witsken
Spring Open; consolation champion, 12 boys singles, Team
Witsken Spring Open; champion, 12 boys singles, Westview
Healthplex Grand Slam; champion, 12 boys singles, Indianapolis 500 Junior Open;
Rachel Dixon, eighth grader at Clay Middle
School, started her track season with one
goal—break the school record in the 400
meter dash. At the Hamilton county meet she
ran it in 59.67 breaking the old school record
of 60.3. She almost had the county record of
59.36.
Harrington, Reiley: Champion, 14 girls doubles, Barbara S.
Wynne Junior Open.
Hubbard, Logan: Consolation champion, 10 boys singles,
Center Grove Spring Fling; finalist, 10 boys singles, IRC Intro.
She broke two other relay records with her teammates. The 4 x
1000 and the 4 x 400. They broke the county and school record
in the 4 x 400 but came in second.
Kumar, Sameer: 2011 Top Ten USTA/Midwest Section!
Sameer ended 2011as the #3 singles player in boys 14s. Midwest is the second largest section.
The last day of school she received the Scholar Athlete
award—given to one boy and one girl in the eighth grade.
Moore, Laura: Third place, 14 girls singles, IRC East Compass Draw; champion, 14 girls doubles, Barbara S. Wynne Junior Open; champion, 14 girls singles, Todd Witsken Memorial
Junior Open.
She is the daughter of Andrea and Michael Dixon and granddaughter of Karen and Omar Stocker.
Natarajan, Jay: Champion, 14 boys singles, Kent Kinnear
Open.
Congrats to Max Wild and his partner Matthew Fenty for their fourth place finish in the
boys doubles at the USTA Boys & Girls 12
National Spring Championships in Boca
Raton, Florida. These national tournaments
attract the top juniors from the entire country.
MIDWEST CLOSED
Congratulations to these CRC juniors for qualifying for the
USTA/Midwest Closed—it’s the largest and most competitive
tournament in the section:
Boys 12: Ian Brady, Patrick Fletchall, Parker Kalis, Max Wild
Boys 14: Addison Cazier, Robert Davis, Zach Hennessey,
Ashorne Mahenthiran, Jay Natarajan
Boys 16: Jeffrey Chen, Nick Hennessey, Scott Thygesan,
Nick Werner
Boys 18- Will Adams, Garrett Mandrell, Alex Woldmoe
JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS
CRC juniors compete against teams from other Indianapolis
area clubs. Matches are on weekends November-March. Each
match is singles (b/g), doubles (b/g) and mixed doubles. The
age divisions are 10, 12, 14, 18.
Girls 12: Grace Marchese
Girls 14: Reiley Harrington, Kendall Mandrell, Laura Moore
Girls 16: Molly Fletchall, Lauryn Padgett
Girls 18: Kailey Eaton, Meredith Goshell, Bailey Padgett,
Hayley Wild
Contact CRC coordinator Suzie Booker
([email protected] or leave at message 844-1177,
ext 35)
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2012 Midwest Clay Court Championships
June 14-17
Congrats CRC men! 5 National Champs!
Congratulations to these CRC members and other local players!
This USTA sanctioned national tournament (Category II) draws
the top men ages 35-75 from all over the country to vie for a
national ranking. In 2011 CRC had four national champions.
This year we have five!
40 singles
45 singles
50 singles
55 singles
60 singles
65 singles
45 doubles
Champion
Finalist
Con Champion
Con Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
45 doubles
50 doubles
50 doubles
Finalist
Champion
Finalist
55 doubles
Champion
75 doubles
Champion
Bold are CRC members.
Rick Witsken
Steve Pittman
Mark Woldmoe
Chip Bondurant
Herb Feldmann
James Bindley
Steve Pittman
Andrew Thurstone
Tim Brady/Jeff Burton
Mark Woldmoe/KenWhite
Fred Emhardt
Court Jackson
Will Higgins
Chip Bondurant
JB Hayes/HenryBaughman
Kudos to all the people who made the tournament possible:
Volunteers:
Elaine Babb, Linda Bickell, Katie Downing Crain, Rose Johnson, David Keay, Tanja Keay, Bill Maxwell, Ilene Maxwell,
Bob Morris, Kathy Pease, Bethany Richards, Cyndi Richards,
Leah Richards, Zack Richards, Betsy Zlatos
Chip Bondurant
Herb Feldmann
JB Hayes
Will Higgins
Steve Pittman
Mark Woldmoe
Committee:
Dan Downing, Bill Hoffman, John Moorin, Steve Pittman,
Dave Resley
Sponsors:
Methodist Sports Medicine
ProLiance
J D Resley and Associates
Fritchy’s Lawn and Landscape
Downing Flooring
Carmel Racquet Club
Ilene Maxwell (l) and Cathi Rubenstein register
players at CRC.
Cathi Rubenstein, tournament director, and Amy Buckles,
massage therapist.
This tournament honors the memory of Dr. Mark Richards and
raises money for the HCCTA College Scholarships and the Doc
Richards Athletic Scholarship at Heritage Christian. HCCTA
scholarships are for Hamilton county high school tennis players
who have done HCCTA community service. Dr. Mark Richards, a competitive CRC player who died in 2005.
AQUASIZE
All the exercises take place in the pool. They stress flexibility,
strength, and toning. Winter classes are Monday, Wednesday
and Friday from 11 am-noon. No fee is charged. If interested,
contact instructor Fran Hageboeck (846-6679)
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Tanja Keay (l), Ilene Maxwell and Bill Maxwell kept the
courts clean for players.
MIDWEST SENIOR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
CRC members helped CITA win the USTA/Midwest Section
Senior Team Championships for the second consecutive year!
2011 was the first CITA championship. Play was May 12-13 at
Michigan State University in Lansing, MI. They competed
against the other 14 districts in USTA Mid-west. This competition is an annual event.
YOUTH TEAM TENNIS
CRC high school volunteers helped 45 10-and under players
learn the basics of tennis and start competing. They played
USTA Youth Team Tennis on Sundays at the Todd Witsken
Tennis Center at Carmel High School on Sundays in April and
May.
The league was sponsored by Hamilton County Community
Tennis Association as part of USTA’s push to adapt tennis to
young players by shortening the courts, using decompressed
balls and making drills more kid-friendly.
Thank you Dave Resley for being men’s captain
W35: Kathy Gordon/Amy Moore
W45: Michelle Kuhl/Cheryl Komenda (champs)
W50 Jocelyn Bowie/Deborah Kuratko
W55: Gayle Meyer/Cynthia Rhodes
W60: Ute Coyne/Gaye Moore
W65: Jill Resley/ Kaye Winings
W70: Pat Bradshaw/Carol Branson
Thank you high school volunteers:
Austin Arceneaux, Amy Brentlinger, Molly Fletchall,
Sophia Gould, Alex Lasbury, Ali Michel, Amanda Nahmias,
Rushi Patel, Kelsey Sigman, Sarah Sigman. Maggie Petersen was league coordinator.
M45: John Moorin/Steve Pittman (champs)
M50: Ken Ludwig/Chip Bondurant (champs)
M55: Greg Griffey/Will Higgins
M60: Mike Cannon/Bob Meyer (champs)
M65: Dave Resley/Joe Moore
M70: Dave Cooper/Joe Kirsch
M75: Warren Waymire/Norm Smith (champs)
Bold are CRC members.
Instructor Amy Brentlinger (l) and
her team get ready to compete.
Rushi Patel watches
his team practice.
Front row (l-r): Mike Cannon, Gaye Moore, Carol Branson,
Jocelyn Bowie, Deb Kuratko, Pat Bradshaw
CRC Head Pro Mark Woldmoe
(center) has finished third in national
tournaments with both his sons Austin
(left) and Alex (right)
Middle row (l-r): Will Higgins, Kaye Winnings, Warren
Waymire, Jill Resley, Ute Coyne, Ken Ludwig, Joe Kirsch
Back row (l-r): Dave Resley, Norm Smith, Joe Moore,
Chip Bondurant, Bob Meyer, Greg Griffey, David Cooper,
Gayle Meyer
Men’s 45 Champs
L: Steve Pittman
R: John Moorin
Men’s 50 Champs
L: Chip Bondurant
R: Ken Ludwig
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Men’s 60 Champs
L: Bob Meyer
R: Mike Cannon
CROSS COURT CHATTER
Roberta Norwood, Mark’s A team, is more than a national
champion swimmer. She is a record breaker. She wanted to
break state records in her age division, and she succeeded six
times: 50 fly, 100 fly, 200 fly, 100 IM, 200 IM, 400 IM.
Congrats to Shawn Patrick Heffern (Sheila’s son) for being
the only Indiana high school player to be on a state championship football and basketball team in the same school year. Karl
Schneider (Holly’s son) was on the basketball team. Both attend Carmel High School.
Henry Gregor (Brebeuf and tennis coach Rick Scotten) and
Kristie Hsu (Hamilton Southeastern and tennis coach Dave
Willingham) were both named to the Indianapolis Academic
All-Stars. Well done scholar athletes!
CRC Greg Griffey and wife Kim are all smiles. Their first
grandchild Leah Kate was born March 8, to their daughter Ann
and her husband Michael Barnes.
Several CRC Juniors were honored at the May 6 Connie Held
Spirit Dinner for their tennis successes or community service.
The awards were presented by the Indianapolis Junior Tennis
Development.
Stan Malless Award for Boys
Mihir Kumar
Elliott Yee
Kurt Freudenthal Scholarship
Sameer Kumar
10 & under Recognition Award Kate Booker
Volunteer Project Award
HCCTA Elementary
Reads
(left-right) Cindi Aaron, Carmel; Kim Patterson, Portland,
OR; Doug; Terri White, Louisville, KY; Kathy Vrabeck;
Newport Beach, CA
l-r: Mary Lou Spellmeyer
(former CRC member now residing in St. Louis),
Lynne Bush, Flo Murray,
Sue Pickering.
Kneeling: Elaine Green
Friends and family helped CRC member Elaine Green celebrate her 100th marathon when she ran the inaugural Carmel
Marathon (26.2miles). She is one of only two Indiana women
who have been certified by the 50 States Club as having run a
marathon in all 50 states.
Himani Nigam, 56, appeared in the
May issue of People magazine and on the
billboard in New York City’s Times
Square. She was selected for the article
“Real Beauty at Any Age” sponsored by
Dove. Himani would have been a beauty
for any decade!
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NURSERY POLICIES and PROCEDURES
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.
Food
Bottles and sippee cups are allowed but MUST be labeled.
Food or lunches are allowed only for children staying for CIWITL matches.
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.
Crying
If your child cries beyond 15 minutes and ALL attempts to
pacify him/her have failed, we will notify you immediately.
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, and Ann Minnich.
5.5 Combo
Indiana Champs
Katie Downing Crain, Melanie Puckett, DeeJay
Gabennesch, Judy Bourquin, Annette Dinneen, & Sandi
Frizzell (captain).
The sectional play-offs were their first experience with competitive League tennis!
PRO SHOP
Welcome back to the 2012-2013 tennis season. We have one
new line in the pro shop. The company is Spanx. I’m sure most
of you have heard of it. They have added a few active wear
pieces.
SEASONALS: 2012-2013
Present seasonal court holders can now renew their reservations
for the 2012-13 season. On May 1 seasonal court reservations
for next year can be made by all members.
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.
We are currently stocking two new items. The power skort has
“Slim –X” built in to flatten the tummy. It provides ample coverage for the “derriere” and allows for easy movement.
The second item is the power pant. It has the “Slim-X” fabric
for the tummy, flared leg and back seams to visually slim the
silhouette. Both items come in black only and are moisture
wicking fabric.
*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, 2012.
Please stop in and check them out.
We hope you enjoy your shopping experience at the Carmel
Racquet Club. Special orders are always welcome.
* A $50 per court hour non-refundable deposit is
payable at the time of reservation.
Rosie
* 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.
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, 2012
Fit Livin' Multisport Team is an inspiring group of adults who
believe in the lifestyle of FITNESS WITH A GOAL™, eating
a nutrient rich diet and exercising to pursue a Performance
Goal. Fit Livin’ Multisport Team is an inspiring community of
people who train hard, have fun, and get into the best shape of
their lives.
Full payment:
* Pay the full balance by June 1 and save an
additional $1 per court hour.
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.
If You Have One Hour in Your Day, You Can Do a Triathlon!
Train for triathlons, connect with others, and get in the best
shape of your life. Members have access to a 365 day training
program for all abilities—a weekly workout plan, a web site to
connect with other members, group training sessions, coached
clinics, social activities, and more!
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!
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, Eli Lilly, General Motors, IUPUI-IU
Fit Livin' has exploded! Fit Livin' will be launching its national website mid 2012 to include FUEL. FUEL is a diet endorsed by a registered dietician, physician, and fitness expert
for the successful person to experience a higher quality of life
and improved performance levels. FUEL is currently in a private test group. After four weeks people are experiencing
weight loss, more energy, happiness and look good! Be ready
to make FUEL a part of your life in 2012.
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, 2012 to August 31, 2013.
Fit Livin' has also been a proud supporter of Hemophilia of
Indiana, Washington Township Special Olympics, Livestrong
and other various organizations raising over $25,000 the past
three years! Thanks Fit Livin' Family!
Join Fit Livin’ at www.fitlivin.com.
Get info by emailing Matt Shade [email protected]
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.
Matt Shade
Fit Livin' LLC
President
[email protected]
fitlivin.com
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Members may use unrented lockers on any given day, but locks
are not to be left on the lockers overnight.
MEMBERSHIP RATES
LESSON RATES
REGULAR RATES
$125
$280
$180
$375
$280
$435
$100
$175
$50
$190
$50
$285
$325
$115
$70
$36
$24.50
$19.50
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)
(Sept 4-Nov 25)
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:
Cost: Adults--$215
Lessons are offered on an on-going basis. Classes consist of
3-6 students. As an opening occurs the spot is filled.
Cost: $12 per class per child
Individual
Married couple
Family
Instructor: Marty Gallagher
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.
FALL COURT RATES
$16
$24
$26
Friday
6-9 am
9 am-5 pm
5-10 pm
$16
$24
$22
Weekends
6-9 am
9 am-6 pm
6-10 pm
$16
$25
$19
RACQUETBALL
Weekdays
6 am-5 pm
$12
5-10 pm
$14
Weekends
6-9 am
$12
9 am-10 pm
$14
Times/Days:
Mon:
Tues/Thurs:
Wed:
4-4:45 and 4:45-5:30
3:45-4:30, 4:30-5:15, 5:15-6:00
4:15-5:00
Private lessons available upon request and availability:
$30 for 30 minutes
$45 for 45 minutes
(Sept 4-Nov 25)
TENNIS
Mon-Thursday
6-9 am
9 am-5 pm
5-10 pm
Juniors--$120
SWIMMING
Individual
Married couple
Family
30 or more employees
$196
$263
$305
6-9 am and 2-3:30 pm
7-9 am and 6 pm to closing
Use of ball machine is free.
Individual
Married couple
Family
20-29 employees
$210
$281
$326
private
two people
three people
four people
FALL PASS
CORPORATE RATES
10-19 employees
$224
$300
$348
(per hour)
To register please contact Marty directly at 844-9589 home
and 590-9043 cell.
ADDRESS CHANGES
When your address or phone number change, 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.
SQUASH
All times indoors
$12
PLATFORM
All times indoors
$12
WALLYBALL
Racquet ball court rate plus $4.
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Manager: Greg Griffey • Editor: Helen Petersen