BTC Clay Court

Posted by Michael Starke on 05 May 2008 | Tagged as: General

Oliver Sajous, our 2007 winner
Our 26th Annual BTC Clay Court will be held June 6-8. Events include Mens Open singles, Mens B singles, Womens singles, Mens Doubles & Mixed doubles. All entrants receive a t-shirt, and pizza is served on Saturday courtesy of Dominoes. Consolation matches for 1st round losers.
The Mens singles and doubles […]

Tennis F.I.T. For Life Campaign

Posted by Michael Starke on 26 Apr 2008 | Tagged as: General

The Binghamton Tennis Center would like to announce their “Tennis Fit for Life Campaign”. This campaign is geared towards attracting new players to the game as well as giving former players a reason to get back on the court. Emphasis will be on fitness, fun & family through tennis. Our Fit for Life Campaign will […]

Gennett/Sambursky recap

Posted by Michael Starke on 14 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: General

Dan & Malvenia Sambursky. Their child, Issac Alexander was delivered on Tuesday!Way to schedule around the pro am finalists: Jeff Conklin & Jordy Asher winners: Karl Kuehn & Kris Shumway.   
Our 5th Annual Gennett/Sambursly Mens Pro-Am took place Saturday, February 23 and once again was a great success. Amatuers did an admirable job tried to not show up […]

USTA Recreational Coaches Workshop recap

Posted by Michael Starke on 12 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: General

Binghamton Tennis Center  hosted a USTA Recreational Coaches Workshop Saturday, March 8 from 10:30 am-5 pm. 24 people signed up from around upstate NY, and 20 braved the weather and wer rewarded for their efforts. The workshop covered modern basic & advanced teaching techniques, coaching, use of spinner and pressureless tennis balls, and quick start tennis, the latest […]

CVS/Leonard & Cummings Womens Pro Am

Posted by Michael Starke on 08 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: General

Dave & Colleen Hanzes  
Our 2nd Annual CVS/Leonard & Cummings Womens Pro Am will take place Saturday, May 10. The Pro-am will include 12 amatuers and 12 pros competing in a round robin format. The pros will compete for $500 in prize money while our amatuers will compete for prizes and bragging rights.
Cost is $40/player and includes hor’duerves, […]

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