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Junior Travel Team

Posted by Michael Starke on 19 Jan 2007 | Tagged as: Events, General

February 9, 2007toFebruary 11, 2007

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Binghamton Tennis Center junior travel team will be taking a road trip to the East Side Tennis Club in Syracuse February 9-11 to play in a Level 11 tournament. Kris Shumway will be our “touring pro” and chaperone for the event.

Cost will be between $100-$125 and includes transportation, lodging, tennis coach and supervision. One must enter the tournament on their own. Tournament and sign up deadline are Friday, January 26. We will limit the trip to the 1st 12 sign-ups. This tournament includes all age groups, 12-18’s and is the 2nd event on the Western Regional Grand Prix Championship Circuit. Flyers explaining the details of the circuit are located at the club.

Take advantage of this offering and join us for a great weekend.

 

Sambursky-Gennett Men’s Pro Am

Posted by Michael Starke on 16 Jan 2007 | Tagged as: Events, General

February 24, 2007
7:00 pmto10:00 pm

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Our 4th annual Gennett-Sambursky men’s tennis pro-am will run Saturday, February 24 from 7-10pm. The pro-am fields 10 pros and 10 amatuers, with a pro & amatuer playing against anotehr pro & anatuer each match. Using a round robin format, four sets of tennis will be played, with a playoff to determine to winning team. Prizes will be given to the winning amatuers and prize money to the pros!  pros Cost is $40 and includes hor’ duerves, 3 hours of pro-am tennis and a guaranteed great time. Sign up is limited to the 1st 10 sign-ups. This is our winter tennis “festival” highlight, and one you should mark on your calendar. Spectators welcome

Section 1V Girl’s High School State Qualifiers

Posted by Michael Starke on 23 Oct 2006 | Tagged as: Events, General

October 27, 2006 9:00 amtoOctober 28, 2006 5:00 pm

leigh-state-qualifiers.jpgpicture-026.jpgThe Section 1V Girl’s High School State Qualifiers wer held here Friday & Saturday, October 27 & 28. The quality of tennis was good, and  the doubles matches in particular provided some close competition and entertainment.

Congratulations to singles winner Lucy Mehrabyan of Ithaca defeating Danielle Kashou of Binghamton 6-1,6-3, and doubles winners  Bhagavatula & Sisson of Horseheads who defeated Angela Smith & Kirby Lowenstein of Vestal, 6-4, 6-3.

Congratulations also to 3rd place singles winner Leigh Oczkowski of SCC  & doubles winners Kovacic & Miller of UE . All the above mentioned will compete in the High School States this weekend held at East Side Racquet Club in Syracuse.

November Junior Tournament

Posted by Michael Starke on 20 Oct 2006 | Tagged as: Events, General

January 19, 2007toJanuary 21, 2007

tsai.JPGWe are now accepting applications for our upcoming Level 11 ETA junior event. The tournament will run November 17-19 and include boy’s & girls 12, 14, 16 * 18 & under singles.

Entry deadine is Sunday July 5, 5pm. To enter online: Click Here or you may pick up an entry blank at the club.Start times will be available Thrusday, November 9. The USTA/Eastern site which will post not only the start times, but the competitiors, directions, hotel etc. Draws will be posted here a few days before the tournament begins and will be updated during the tournament, so you can check out the results as they happen!

Tween Tennis & Pizza Party

Posted by Michael Starke on 16 Oct 2006 | Tagged as: Events, General

October 21, 2006
7:00 am
November 4, 2006
7:00 pmto9:00 pm
December 16, 2006
7:00 pmto9:00 pm

Last Saturday, October 14, 8 tweens bravely decided that a tennis outing party was how they were going to spend their Saturday evening.

Arriving at BTC, they were not sure what to expect; instruction, regimentation, a drill seargent barking orders? Upon entering the courts, they were surprised to hear music blaring, pizza waiting on the counter, instructions of “have fun” and a teenager musician, Adam Rosenwach in charge.

Once they adjusted to the fun on the tennis court concept, a great time was had by all, ending with a supervised game of manhunt. We hope to have another tween party soon!

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