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Free subscriptions are available, contact the editor. Periodical postage paid at unplug your kids page 18 Denver, CO. How To Help Your Child Succeed In (and through) Tennis POSTMASTER, QuickStart Tennis Update SEND ADDRESS CHANGES TO: Junior Tennis Menu USTA Colorado 3300 E Bayaud Ave #201 Denver, CO 80209 colorado adult leagues page 26 What's New In 2010 Ntrp: Revisited Colorado Tennis Finding The Perfect Match Kurt Desautels, Editor League Calendar [email protected] Phone: 303.695.4116 x203

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Adult Leagues: 2010 usta colorado Board of directors* Jason Rogers Delegates At-Large Regional representatives Adult League Program Director, IT Support Rob Scott (Louisville), President Karen Brandner (Southern Colorado), Treasurer x202 [email protected] Taryn Archer (Denver), Vice President Aaron Clay (Western Slope) Kailey Jonas Alden Bock (Evergreen) Carol Baily (Mountain) Adult League Coordinator Hai Ho (Broomfield) Jon Messick (Northern Colorado) x210 [email protected] Carolyn Peters (Highlands Ranch) Kathleen Winegardner (Boulder), Secretary Nancy Pflughoeft (Loveland) taylor mckinley Art Rimando (Denver) Special Category Members Adult League Coordinator x206 [email protected] Debbie Yoder (Denver) Susan Hommel (Colorado Tennis Umpires Association) Rich Young (Colorado Springs) Lew Kosich (United States Professional Tennis Association) Brad Brehmer Nicole Hola (Colorado Youth Tennis Foundation) Senior Breakfast League Coordinator Bill Trubey (Wheelchair Tennis) x209 Ryan Pena (Diversity)

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coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 7 how toconnect Team Tennis THE DIGITAL WORLD Staying connected in today's world is easy. And information Anyone? has never been so abundant. The challenge is filtering out the noise and the junk and getting the information you both want and need. USTA Colorado understands this challenge and has been working for nearly a decade to develop better ways to communicate. Ten years ago, COLORADOTENNIS. com became our first online tool to help us communicate with our members and member organizations. In 2006, we l a u n c h e d BLAST!, the free monthly e-newsletter designed to keep Colorado players informed with the latest buzz in our tennis community. From local players and programs in the news to information about upcoming events, tournaments, community-involvement opportunities and grants and scholarship deadline information, BLAST! is a quick and easy way to get caught up with what's going on in the Colorado tennis community. For those who can't get enough information about adult and junior league news, we also offer Alerts!, which are perfect for captains, coordinators and players who crave the inside scoop. Last year, we debuted our Master Calendar, which tracks special events and trainings, tournaments, league nights, and colorado World Team Tennis a host of deadline information related to grants and scholarships, community information postings and advertising, and 2010 Weekends: adult and junior leagues. With the USTA Colorado Master denver (may 22) Calendar, players, parents, coaches and administrators can northern co (august 7) easily track upcoming deadlines and stay in the loop on colorado springs (august 14-15) important events in their tennis community. Registration for BLAST! and the Master Calendar are available online at COLORADOTENNIS.com. adult divisions: 3.0/3.5/4.0/4.5 As the sheer volume of information that players, captains, senior divisions (50+): 3.5/4.0 coaches, administrators, parents and families need to keep up with their tennis calendars has increased dramatically, USTA Colorado has made it a priority to have all of this information available online, where it can be updated and accessible 24/7. Later this year, USTA Colorado will launch the completely re- tooled COLORADOTENNIS.com, or CT2.0. More than a year in the making, the new site promises enhanced navigation, and better tools, resources and helpful tutorials for players, www.COLORADOTENNIS.com parents, coaches and administrators. Stay tuned.

8 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com History is full of with tennis memorable tennis moments. the printed word No publication in the Rocky Mountain region covers the regional tennis scene like COLORADO TENNIS, the quarterly Capture them forever. newspaper of USTA Colorado, the district affiliate of the United States Tennis Association. Since 1976, Colorado Tennis has offered readers tennis news, information, entertaining features and images that capture the spirit of the sport, and which are unavailable from any other source. Each issue of Colorado Tennis provides players and fans with information on recreational and competitive tennis offerings for players of all ages, community- Nominate someone for the based programs, and extended Colorado Tennis Hall of Fame. feature stories on some of our state’s more colorful personalities. The deadline to nominate a candidate In 2006, USTA Colorado debuted for consideration is September 15. its newest publication, THE BIG BOOK OF COLORADO TENNIS. For a complete list of Hall of Fame inductees, The BIG BOOK is the perfect or to download a nomination form, resource for all of Colorado’s please visit COLORADOTENNIS.com. recreational and competitive tennis players. Each year, the BIG BOOK updates league pro- OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS grams and offerings from USTA AND PERFORMANCES WANTED Colorado, as well as spotlight- ing the latest and greatest inno- Each year, USTA Colorado celebrates the outstanding vations in the sport. The annual efforts of players, benefactors, volunteers and organiza- Colorado Tennis Sanctioned tions who have distinguished themselves through their Tournament Schedule and year- dedication and commitment to the sport of tennis. end player rankings are also a USTA Colorado will accept nominations for the Colorado staple of this annual must-have Tennis Annual Awards – to be presented at the Colorado publication. USTA Colorado began conduct- Tennis Hall of Fame Gala – through September 15. ing surveys in 2009 to better Please call USTA Colorado for a nomination form, understand the demand for our 303/695-4116, or download one from the USTA publications in various formats. We Colorado website, COLORADOTENNIS.com. will continue our survey in 2010, and will look to make changes to our delivery systems as early as 2011. Look for surveys in upcoming issues and online at COLORADOTENNIS.com. coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 9 10 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com be a tennis advocate. do you have what it takes? As a fan, player, or supporter of the game of tennis, you know the many benefits of the game.

You know how the sport of tennis can be an important part of improving communities, schools and the quality of life for all.

Are you ready to take your passion for, and knowledge of, tennis and connect it to the needs of communities, schools, colleges and local governments?

Become a Tennis Advocate.

As an advocate, your charge is to persuade decision-makers in the public, private and non-profit sectors of these many benefits in order to gain their support.

Cities, parks, recreation districts and homeowner's associations across the state need local advocates who take action to insure that the growth and maintenance of tennis facilities and programming are top priorities for their community.

coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 11 advocacy 101 If you are passionate about tennis, you have the requi- The USTA has put together this step-by-step guide to site background to become a successful tennis advocate. help potential tennis advocates achieve success in their Successful advocacy also requires knowledge, organiza- efforts to grow tennis in their community. Find out more at tion and careful planning. THEBIGSERVE.USTA.com. Conceiving your project Identify an issue/project that resonates with the local community

ST E P • What does your community need most? • Is there a need for youth activities? 1• Do the public schools need support? • Are there local health issues in your area? • Is there a lack of access to public courts, or do old courts need to be refurbished? • What do local decision-makers care about?

Develop a clear idea Focus on your community, specifically issues You should be able to explain your idea or project in a affecting kids, youth activities and in-school single sentence. If you cannot, the idea is not as clear and extracurricular programs. as it needs to be. STEP Keep it 2 simple. STEP Do your research Making sure you've covered every angle is critical to Don't cloud the success of your project, so be sure to research your message the local policy priorities, be prepared to show how with too many tennis-focused programming can benefit your com- ideas. munity as a whole, and consider private and public 3funding options, including grants and fundraising opportunities. Explore the website of your local city or county government for pertinent information related to your project (budgets, master plans, key figures, etc.).

Identify potential obstaces One of the best things you can do in the early stages STEP is to see where your project may run into problems Don't spend all your time focused on the end and then find ways to work around those problems. result. Anticipate problems early to avoid them 4Being able to anticipate and solve issues in advance will make carrying out your project easier down the road. later on. Try to see the situation from an oppos- Try placing yourself in the shoes of your potential opponents and ing perspective. understand their perspective.

12 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com carrying out your project

THEBIGSERVE.USTA.com STEP Build a strong, broad- based coalition A coalition is a group of organizations or individuals who work together for a common purpose. By joining with others who have similar priorities, you create a sense that tennis has wide community support. Building a coalition 5also increases your appeal and creates networking and partnership opportunities between you, your organization and your partner Additional benefits of a coalition include cost- organization. effectiveness, greater potential to attract media attention, greater access to expertise. Seek out external allies STEP Cultivate allies outside tennis, your immediate organization and your coalition. Never rule anyone or anything out. You may be surprised by who wants 6 to help you. STEP Meeting with decision-makers You have a focused plan and a network of allies and sup- Seek out allies in a variety of areas: porters. It's time to present your project to the local decision- · Chamber of Commerce members makers for approval and turn dreams into realities. • Attend city council/school board/park board meetings. · City council members 7• Contact decision-makers directly for one-on-one meetings. · College presidents and trustees · County Commissioners · Mayor or local executive Executing your · Planning and zoning commission members advocacy plan · Park and recreation board members STEP Set intermediate benchmarks for success: · State legislators • Focus on achieving a series of short-term wins on · School board or committee members the way to a long-term victory. • Remain focused and vigilant, upbeat and positive. You've lined up your 8• Make priorities clear to all. • Be prepared to answer questions about opposing views in a posi- allies and your plan is tive fashion. ready to go. It's time • Be polite at all times. to present your project • Stay in consistent communication with: to the person or party · all coalition partners and volunteers · local decision-makers that will make the final · the media determination.

coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 13 funding your project Supporting the growth of tennis typically ranges between $100-$1,000 across Colorado working to ensure through program grants, tennis court per program. quality, safe tennis courts are acces- improvement grants and junior player Past grant recipient, Big Brothers, Big sible to everyone. scholarships, both USTA Colorado and Sisters of Colorado used grant dollars Adopt-a-Court grant funding awarded the Colorado Youth Tennis Foundation to offset the cost of court fees and to to the Easter Seals Colorado camp are committed to making the lifetime purchase racquets, balls and hoppers located outside of Empire, CO con- sport of tennis more widely available for regular Sports Buddies tennis events. tributed to the repair of the unsafe, to those who are interested in getting Mike Fye, Sports Buddies Plus Program cracked, net-less court and gave the involved and need financial assistance. Specialist for Big Brothers, Big Sisters of campers with disabilities and special Applications are due by April 1, with Colorado, said “we were able to pro- needs the opportunity to experience the an early 2011 consideration deadline vide quality tennis instruction by experi- joy of learning to play tennis. of October 1, 2010. enced players/instructors at no cost to Striving to make a healthy, posi- Organizations offering new and cre- groups of kids who have had very little, tive impact across Colorado, USTA ative approaches to getting more peo- if any, exposure to tennis. They were Colorado and CYTF financial support ple involved in tennis are encouraged able to learn tennis in a fun, positive helps make it possible. to apply for a program grant. Funding environment with encouragement from Does your community organization for outreach to diverse communities, their mentors who learned and partici- need financial assistance to start afford- adult/senior populations, people with pated alongside their mentees.” able new tennis programming, or to disabilities or youth is available to help Adopt-A-Court grants provide match- implement some necessary improve- offset start-up or expansion expenses ing funds for repair and/or renovation ments to its public tennis facilities? such as instructors, equipment, court of existing public tennis courts in such We're here to help, and the pro- fees and marketing. Programs must locations as parks and schools. Up to cess is simple. Just apply online at be non-profit in nature and funding $10,000 is available to communities COLORADOTENNIS.com. Is your tennIs court project

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bE OUR paRTNER USTA Colorado’s outreach efforts into the community have resulted in a number of positive relationships with community-based associations and business organizations that value what tennis has to offer. These relationships have resulted in invitations to participate in community events such as health fairs, business expos, family festivals, mall events and activities reaching people from all backgrounds. But personnel and time limitations make it impossible for us to take advantage of many of these incredible opportunities to spread the word about tennis. We need volunteers who have a passion for tennis to help us reach out to the people who attend these events. With a group of dedicated volunteers willing to represent USTA Colorado, the healthy impact in the community could be tremendous. We make the connections and you help us spread the passion. ShAre yoUr love. Contact USTA Colorado at 303.695.4116 or visit: www.COLORaDOTENNIS.com

16 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com CELEBRATING DIVERSITY TENNISFEST

CINCo DE MAYo DENVER BLACk ARTS FESTIVAL CoLoRADo DRAGoN BoAT FESTIVAL May 8-9, Civic Center Plaza July 10, City Park July 24, Sloan’s Lake Marrying Arts & Culture with Athletics, USTA Colorado and Denver Parks & Recreation host the 2010 Celebrating Diversity TennisFest Series Come out and enjoy tennis instruction and games for all ages/abilities. For more information, www.COLORADOTENNIS.com contact Marketing/Diversity Director Paula McClain ([email protected] or 303.695.4116 x220).

Come play Tennis is at our new branch! Growing! Lone Tree Tennis Center • 6 NEW Courts, 2 Lighted 9808 Sunningdale Blvd. • NEW Recreational Tournaments Lone Tree, CO 80124 • Lessons & Leagues • Pro Shop Complete with rentable shelters, restrooms & • Ball Machine Rental playground. • Racquet Stringing

For more information Other Branches call 303-790-0202. Littleton Golf & Holly Tennis Center To register Tennis Club 6651 S. Krameria Way for lessons visit 5800 S. Federal Blvd. Centennial, CO 80111 www.sspr.org Littleton, CO 80123 303-771-3654 (May-Sept) coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 17 A game for all ages HOW YOUR CHILD CAN SUCCEED IN TENNIS middle school LEAGUES Kids love to play. Through sports, they learn the funda- USTA Colorado is partnering with interested schools and mentals of teamwork, fair play and sportsmanship. But select school districts to offer organized inter-school team play as a part of their after-school programming. Contact USTA finding the right sport for your child can be a real puzzle, Colorado for more information regarding existing programs, or especially with all the choices confronting parents these to find out how you can help your school get involved. days. Finding the right opportunities to get your kid into developmental programs a sport can be intimidating, overwhelming and downright Team Colorado A junior excellence program aimed at help- frightening. ing 14-and-under players succeed at the Sectional and National The key to helping our children succeed is to keep them levels, Team Colorado has been home for the state's top juniors for more than 20 years. Team Colorado players are selected motivated by making them feel competent, helping them to in October, with the season running mid-November through enjoy the social aspects of the game, and to feel in control mid-spring. of their behavior. star search Star Search develops, nurtures and promotes USTA Colorado is committed to the tennis skills of dedicated 8-12 year-olds from diverse coordinating tennis programs that backgrounds. A free program for the players, Star Search teach the importance of physi- is a year-round program offering summer sessions at City Park (Denver) and a winter session at Colorado cal, emotional and mental fit- Athletic Club Monaco. ness, making good choices SINGLES LEAGUES and developing good For year-round tennis, the Spring and Fall Singles character. Give your Leagues give intermediate and advanced junior players child a gift that will last (ages 10+) a chance to play singles matches against a lifetime. other players of similar ages and abilities. The two host facilities running the Spring and Fall Singles Leagues are Apex Parks and Recreation (Arvada Tennis Center) and South Suburban Parks and Recreation (Holly Tennis Center). For registration information or to find out if other sites have been added, visit COLORADOTENNIS.com. high school tennis For many junior players, one of the most exciting experiences they can have is to compete for their high school in interscholastic competition. With more than 7,300 players in 270 Colorado schools participating, players of all Share the love abilities still have the opportunity to compete on their high school squads. parents and players are needed to tournaments help introduce kids to tennis. you In 2009, more than 7,500 juniors competed in can become a recreational tennis Novice, Satellite and Championship-level events coach, and help teach the game across Colorado. to a whole new generation of play- Youth tournaments offer a wide variety of formats, and accommodate any age or level of player. If ers. go online to coloradotennis.com your youngster is just learning the game, s/he to find information about upcom- would be right at home at a Novice tournament. ing recreational coaches workshops. This year there are more than a dozen Novice and QuickStart events on the tournament calendar. Novice events do not require a USTA membership, share the game and first-time novice players are given a free membership from USTA Colorado to encourage them to participate in future Satellite and Championship events as they improve their skills. Intermediate-level players with some experience will be right at home in satellite tournaments. More accomplished players and those seeking to compete at the Sectional and National levels will find the toughest competition at the championship level of junior tournaments. Please turn to the tournaments guide on page 38 for more information.

18 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com By now you've probably seen the articles about QuickStart Tennis, "the way to play tennis for kids 10 and under". Launched in 2008 by the USTA in partnership with the Tennis Industry Association and professional tennis teachers' associations (PTR and USPTA), QST is positioned as the tennis equivalent to Little League Baseball, with smaller courts, shorter racquets and kid-friendly balls to make the game easier to learn and more fun to play. But changing the way the game has been played for more than a hundred years requires more than just a catchy slogan or glitzy marketing effort. So when can players and parents expect to see QST programming here in Colorado? This and other Frequently Asked Questions crop up often.

We turned to Dan Lewis, Director of Junior Leagues at USTA Colorado, for answers. In addition to coordinating junior programming for more than 5,000 kids across the state, he's responsible for helping to integrate QST into the USTA Colorado junior league offerings.

When will QST be offered in leagues? There is currently one very small league formerly known as Micro Tennis that is now using the QST format. It is hard to say when there will be more official QST league offerings, but USTA Colorado anticipates offering a QST division in the 10-and-under Junior Team Tennis league in the future. We feel as though it is more important to start small, find out how to be successful, and then integrate it on a larger scale. We will be working with some small facilities – parks and recs and Boys and Girls Clubs – to really train them well and help them generate some steam with this format. We would like to do that for a few years in some different areas and hope that the word spreads like wildfire on how effective this format can be if executed correctly. The hope is that these facilities like it so much that they will begin to have some permanent QST lines painted on their existing courts, blacktops, gyms, etc. Who is offering “official” QST programs? The USTA has created an extremely comprehensive guide to QST, where they have outlined six essential specifications for "official" QST programming. USTA Colorado is committed to these specifications and will encourage facilities across the state to follow the guidelines on: age, court size, racquet length, ball weight and speed, net height, and scoring format. We are currently compiling a list of facilities who are offering this "official" QST format, contact our office for more details. My park/club doesn't offer QST yet, is it okay for my kid to play in a non-QST program? Yes, it is okay for your kid to play tennis in any format. We are hopeful that someday down the road that this format will become “the norm” for any kid playing tennis in Colorado (and across the U.S.). Like Little League Baseball, kids who are 10-and-under develop better skills and have greater success with racquets, balls and playing surfaces that match their size. We are obviously not at that point yet, but if you find a QST program that is convenient for you, we recommend trying it out. The USTA believes that kids will have more fun and want to continue playing the game if taught under this format, and they will have the potential to progress more quickly as well. Winning and learning is not as important to this age group, but fun “is in.” If it’s not fun, it’s on to the next sport. 3 coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 19 colorado JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS recreational track When was the last time your kid felt passion for something that didn't connect to a monitor? Junior Team Tennis makes the game so fun, they won't even realize they're learning it! JTT promotes values you would expect from any sport by fostering a spirit of cooperation, unity and individual self-growth. And most importantly, it's a fun environment for kids where they learn that succeeding is really more about how you play the game – win or lose. Boys and girls compete on teams, building skills in a COLORADO JTT or USTA JTT? sport they can play for a lifetime. And making friends and Finding the right league for your child memories that will last just as long. CO JTT Junior recreational players of all ages and abilities • No USTA membership requirement (beginners through advanced) compete in weekly team • League fee is just $23/player for the entire season matches where the action is lively, but social. Teams are • Teams are gender specific set up to assure compatibility of play, matching players • Four Age Divisions: 10-under, 12-under, 14-under, 18-under of similar ages and skills. The division champions are • Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced playing levels invited to compete at the Colorado Junior Team Tennis • Registration deadline is 6/4, season runs 6/21-8/2. State Championships, held August 13-15 in the Denver • State Championship is 8/13-15. metro area. USTA JTT • USTA membership required JTT is also perfect for high school players looking to • Tournament fee is $31/player (includes uniform top) keep their skills sharp, or get more match play in a team • Teams are mixed (boys and girls) atmosphere. • Two Age Divisions: 14-under, 18-under Plug your child into Colorado Junior Team Tennis, and • Intermediate, Advanced playing levels give them a reason to smile when their teacher asks them • Sectional Qualifier, 7/13-15 (Denver metro, site TBA) what they did on their summer vacation. • Sectional Championships (US Air Force Academy), 8/13-15. • National Championships, 10/22-24 (14s), 10/29-31 (18s)

where do i start? TheThe 44 HallmarksHallmarks ofof aa With more than 3,500 participants in the Colorado Junior Team Tennis program, and more than 80 facilities across the GreatGreat LocalLocal ProPro Shop:Shop: state that offer Junior Team Tennis programming, there's a very good chance that you can locate a team in your local club or nearby park. We can help you locate a facility near you that offers Junior Team Tennis, just contact our Junior League Expertise.Expertise. Department at 303/695-4116 x207. But if you can't find a local team, or if you'd prefer to start one on your own, visit Relationship.Relationship. COLORADOTENNIS.com for instructions on how to begin. Service.Service. usta JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS competitive track Does your child want to take his or her game to the national Community.Community. stage? Teams are now forming to compete at the USTA Jr. Team Tennis Sectional Qualifier, a state-wide event July 13-15, where mixed teams of boys and girls battle it out in four divi- Serving tennis players since 1979. sions (14 & under: Intermediate and Advanced, 18 & under: Stop by to see what he looks like 30 years later. Intermediate and Advanced) for the right to represent our state at the USTA JTT Sectional Championships, August 13-15 at the US Air Force Academy, and ultimately the USTA JTT National Championships in Surprise, AZ. More information is available online at COLORADOTENNIS.com, or in the ad on page 58. A USTA membership is required for all participants.

20 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com Unplug your child.

Youth who participate in sports are:

57% less likely to drop out of school;

49% less likely to use drugs;

37% less likely to be teen parents;

35% less likely to smoke cigarettes;

27% less likely to be arrested.

Tennis provides a place for children to make new acquaintances and strengthen existing relationships with family and friends.

It teaches the importance of physical, emotional and mental fitness; of making good choices; and developing good character.

www.COLORADOTENNIS.com coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 21 we’re changing the world. one player at a time. We live in a time when the issues facing the health and focus of youngsters are We need to focus on the future and pressing and significant. Childhood obesity is make sound investments in the lives prevalent in communities through- of our youth. out our state, and our kids Through tennis scholarships and are tested daily with decisions grants, the Colorado Youth Tennis surrounding drugs, gangs Foundation is reaching out to kids of and other potentially life all ages and backgrounds in the hope changing choices that may that kids receive the many benefits of have a profound effect on the sport. their future. To learn more about the CYTF Tennis is much more than Scholarships and Grants program, or to just a healthy activity that help us change the world one player at promotes physical fitness. It a time, please visit COLORADOTENNIS. fosters decision-making skills com. and instills self-confidence, sportsmanship and teamwork. It extends beyond the boundaries of age, color and eco- nomic background. We believe tennis gives kids the tools to learn, compete and win in life – through proper practice, dedication, knowledge and respect.

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For a complete description and calendar of all the Junior League opportunities, please visit COLORADOTENNIS.com or call 303/695-4116 x207.

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The Colorado District of the United States Professional Tennis Association, the premier tennis- teaching organization, invites all tennis players to participate in our 2010 events. No organizational membership is required.

USPTA Colorado District Schedule USPTA Colorado District Clinics $25 per person for any two-and-one-half hour clinic Preregistration is a must! Make checks payable to USPTA Intermountain.

Clinics are open to any USTA/CTA league participant, tournament player or nonmember from 2.5 - 4.5 levels of play. Get tuned up for your league season!

Friday, May 14: Doubles Clinic for any men’s and women’s teams or individuals  All levels are welcome.  Hosted at Cherry Hills Country Club from 9:30 a.m. to noon.  Challenge yourself to a different doubles drill on every court! 4125 S. University Blvd., west side of University between Hampden and Belleview. Friday, Sept. 24: USPTA Lessons for Life™ fundraiser for the American Cancer Society  Hosted at Cherry Hills Country Club from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.  All different types of strategy will be covered  Make your donation check to the American Cancer Society  Additional drawing for great prizes!  Drawing tickets cost $5 each or $10 for three tickets

USPTA offers two tournaments. No organizational membership required.

May 22-23: Ladies Intermountain Doubles qualifying tournament  Hosted at Regis Jesuit High School (Aurora)  Round robin tournament  Two teams of doubles at any 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 or 4.5 NTRP level  Winners of this tournament qualify to go to Houston in January 2011 to represent Colorado in the Texas Championships October 16-17: USPTA Champion of Champions tournament  Hosted at Regis Jesuit High School  Open to all men and women 2010 club champions at the 2.5-5.0 levels in singles, doubles and mixed  If your club does not have a club champion, then you may represent your club.

24 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com To participate in any of the USPTA clinics or tournaments, please complete the following form and mail it to Diane Selke, 548 Chiswick Circle, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126 or e-mail your information to [email protected].

Make checks payable to USPTA Intermountain for $25 per clinic. For the ACS fundraiser, please make checks payable to the American Cancer Society.

USPTA Clinics Name: ______Cell: ______Address:______City: ______ZIP: ______Club affiliation: ______Level of play: ______E-mail: ______Members of your team/court: ______I would like to sign up for the following clinics: May 14 CHCC Doubles clinic ______Sept. 24 CHCC ACS fundraiser ______I would like to be e-mailed the entry forms for (Adobe Acrobat Reader required): May 22-23 Ladies Intermountain Doubles Tournament ______Oct. 16-17 Champion of Champions Tournament ______For additional registration forms, please visit the Colorado District page on the USPTA Web site. Go to www.uspta.com, click on “Division Web sites” under the Quick Links drop-down menu, click “Intermountain” and then “Colorado District” on left side of page. This ad will open in a new window where you can print as many forms as needed.

Deadline is one week before each clinic.

Congratulations Cory Ross USPTA National Men’s Open Player of the Year and Laura Thomson USPTA National Women’s 55 Player of the Year.

Congratulations also to the following Colorado USPTA members for their 2009 USPTA Intermountain Awards

Professional of the Year: Diane Selke STAR of the Year: Kevin Beard High School Coach of the Year: Randy Ross Tester of the Year: Ron Steege Men’s 55 Player of the Year: Jim Swiggart Recreational Coach of the Year: Shawna Pfeif

coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 25 adult leagues league tennis is big in colorado. how big? in 2009, colorado's adult league district championship was the seventh largest in the country. and in regular season play, only atlanta had more participants than the denver metro area.

but it's not just big in size, it's impact on the growth of the sport is monumental.

The USTA Colorado Adult League Tennis Series offers one of the nation’s largest recreational tennis league menus. The series, which is comprised of nearly a dozen leagues that are open to men and women (age 18 and older) of any ability level, recently wrapped up an incredibly successful 2009 season, as participation grew for the ninth straight year.

League tennis is at the heart of the sport’s resurgent popularity. Since 2000, tennis participation has boomed. The latest research by the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association continues to show impressive news for tennis participation. From 2000 through 2008, tennis was the fastest growing sport in the U.S., increasing participation by 43 percent over every other traditional sport. The only other sports to show participation increases since 2000 are racquetball (up 11.6 percent), soccer (up 2.2 percent) and basketball (1 percent). Every other traditional sport declined in participation, including golf (down 4.3 percent).

In that same nine-year period, adult league growth nationwide has nearly doubled, skyrocketing from 390,000 to 750,000. Here in Colorado, league play has jumped by more than 50% since 2000. In that same period, USTA membership has jumped by nearly 15% here in our state.

These burgeoning numbers are good news for the USTA, which celebrates the 30th Anniversary of the world’s largest organized tennis league, USTA League Tennis, in 2010. Since its inception in 1980 – when just 13,000 adults competed across the country – league tennis has grown steadily. Today, nearly three-quarters of a million players compete nationwide in league tennis programs. Fewer than 1,000 Colorado players participated in USTA league tennis in 1980, and in 2009 nearly 28,000 participated throughout Colorado.

The four hallmarks of league tennis have helped fuel the continued popularity of the program for three decades: competition, fun, fitness/health and social. Add to these the fact that players can continue to enjoy all them well into their golden years and you’ve got a recipe for long-term growth.

finding the right league for you Each of our leagues offers something unique, so we've created the easy-to-use guide on page 32. Simply match your NTRP level with your age to locate all the league opportunities we have for you. You can also verify which day of the week each division plays, just check the reference guide on page 33. Once you confirm all your options, check the league calendar on page 34 for registration deadlines and other important information. There's a full description of all of our leagues at COLORADOTENNIS.com.

26 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com colorado adult league tennis Offering one of the country's largest recreational tennis league menus, USTA Colorado's Adult League Series provides organized and structured team matches for more than 27,000 men and women throughout the state. USTA Colorado coordinates 11 separate leagues for players of all ages and all abilities. Teams are formed according to NTRP rating (for a complete description of the National Tennis Rating Program, please visit COLORADOTENNIS.com) so players are assured of competing against opponents of comparable ability, which keeps the game lively and the atmosphere social. And as part of a team, you've got a built-in support entourage that few tour pros can match. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced netter, we've got a team for players like you. trio launches in spring Attention all men! If you are interested in giving your team a competitive edge for the USTA Adult league, then sign up for the new men’s Trio league. The Trio Men’s League is a men’s only league that will have the same format as Twilight (2 singles and 1 doubles) and will be a warm-up or pre-season league consisting of 4-5 weeks of match play with no playoff advancement. The fee will be $12 per player and well worth the investment! wtt weekends Play tennis like you've never played it before! With singles, doubles and mixed doubles as a part of each team match, World Team Tennis is a whole new animal. Cheering, on-court coaching, mid-match substitutions, no-ad scoring, overtime and sudden death points all add to the fun. A USTA membership is not required, and results do not affect players' NTRP ratings. Players are invited to join us for World Team Tennis Weekends in 2010. The first event is Saturday, May 22, in the Denver metro area. Northern Colorado will be the scene for WTT2 on Saturday, August 7, and Colorado Springs will host the final event on the Colorado WTT summer calendar, Saturday and Sunday, August 14-15. Players 3.0-4.5 (senior divisions are 3.5 & 4.0) are invited to compete. Division winners are eligible to compete in a WTT National Qualifier. Rules and registration information is available at COLORADOTENNIS.com, all teams must register 4 players (2 men, 2 women). Contact USTA Colorado Adult League Coordinator Taylor McKinley at 303/695-4116 x210 or email taylor@coloradotennis. com for more information. coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 27 NTRP Grievances IN NTRP Grievances can now be NEW filed against any self-rated, mixed exclusive or tournament exclusive player. Contact USTA Colorado if you 18 is the new 19 find a player with one of these 2010Attention team captains looking for new recruits. rating types who meets the cri- Players who are currently 17 (turning 18 by teria for filing a grievance. December 31, 2010) can now participate in all Captains – beware! You do adult leagues (tournaments are unaffected). not want to have this happen While this is a great new option for those play- to one of your players, so be ers, it would be very unfortunate to have them cautious about self-rating and disqualified for playing too low, so make sure they about any players who you answer the self-rate questionnaire truth- fully and err on the high side of the know should be at a higher level they pick. level.

the 75 percent rule If you are one of the league players who filed a grievance AT A GLANCE: The 75% Rule or otherwise suffered through a non-competitive match This 3.5-level team is comprised of 11 "players", against players who “play up to challenge themselves”, three of whom are "playing up" (the red balls) we have listened. Beginning in 2010, league teams must and eight of whom are playing "in-level" (the be comprised of mainly players who are in the correct level yellow balls). (i.e. not playing up). USTA Colorado is instituting a "per- Per USTA Colorado's new "percent in-level" cent in-level rule" for all leagues (except for USTA Super regulation, this team is in violation of the 75% Senior and both mixed doubles leagues). Every team will Rule and could be suspended from play the fol- be required to have at least 75% of their registered players lowing year. “in-level.” Penalties for disregarding this regulation could result in teams being suspended from play the following year, so make sure you pay close attention to how many players you have that are “playing up.” See the chart to determine how many players are allowed to play up.

# Players on Roster # Required At Level # Who Can Play Up 4 3 1 5 4 1 6 5 1 7 6 1 8 6 2 9 7 2 10 8 2 11 9 2 12 9 3 13 10 3 14 11 3 15 11 4 16 12 4 17 13 4 18 14 4 19 15 4 20 15 5

28 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com interview with TENNIS magazine, NTRP 101: How does it work? the USTA adjusted the calculations The primary goal of the program is to by adding a small percentage point to help all tennis players enjoy the game every player's rating in the 3.0 to 4.5 by providing a method of classifying range, where the majority of league skill levels for more compatible matches players (87%) are rated. The majority in league and tournament play, group of the bumps were given to men, says lessons, and other programs. The rating In the summer issue of COLORADO Schobel, who historically take a few categories are generalizations about TENNIS newspaper, we took a look more liberties with their ratings. skill levels. You may find that you actu- at the National Tennis Rating Program The rationale behind the adjustment ally play above or below the category (NTRP), which made its debut in 1978. wasn't to punish any particular group, which best describes your skill level, This past November, the NTRP sys- says Schobel, it was "to better align depending on your competitive ability. tem came under fire when the USTA [computer ratings] with the written NTRP Your rating is not meant to be perma- acknowledged that 94,000 league guidelines." The next effect of the move nent, but may be adjusted as your skills players would be moving up in 2010, was to "level the playing field and cre- change or as your match play dem- nearly double the number of players ate a better local league experience for onstrates the need for reclassification. whose ratings rose in 2008. all players." Ultimately your rating is based upon According to Dave Schobel, USTA For those who missed it, here's the match results. Director of Competitive Play, in an article from the summer issue of CT:

coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 29 what the heck is dntrp? 2. The rating obtained for each player in a given match is Dynamic NTRP, or DNTRP, calculates a player's rating averaged with a maximum of their previous three dynamic based on the result of a single match, and may change ratings and that number becomes their new current dynamic with each match played. Your dynamic rating is the result rating. Indirectly this connects the current dynamic to all of your current match averaged with up to three of your previous matches but weights the four most recent matches most recent dynamic results. more heavily. The reason for this averaging is to even out Here's how it works (the following examples are for the ratings in cases where some unusual situation causes an demonstration purposes only, the exact statistical method atypical result (for example, a player is injured but does not used by the DNTRP program is known only to the USTA retire, etc.). and American Vice President Joe Biden): 3. All player ratings are maintained in the system to the near- 1. The program compares the likely result with the actual est hundredth of a point (sorry, that number is kept in our result. For example, if one player or doubles team has super-secret underground vault here at Gates, and we lost a tenth of a point higher rating than the opponent, the the key last month). likely match score could be 6-4, 6-4. 4. The difference in ratings of the members of a doubles • If the higher rated team wins by a larger than expect- team is held constant in a calculation of an individual ed margin, each player’s rating is increased based match. If the two players are three hundredths (.03) of a on the margin of victory and the losing player’s rat- point apart going into the match then they will remain three ing is decreased by the same amount; hundredths (.03) apart after the calculation for the given • If the higher rated team wins by less than the expect- match. However, once that number is averaged with the ed margin, the players' ratings will actually decrease three previous dynamic ratings that difference may change. and the losing players' ratings will increase. This is how we measure the performance of players as they • Likewise, the lower-rated team may win which causes change partners. their rating to increase markedly and the rating of the team which was favored would decrease by the Disqualification, aka, Three Strikes and You're Out! same amount. Dynamic NTRP ratings will be calculated to determine if any player is “clearly above level” using the current Disqualification Procedure Guidelines. Players will be disqualified if they achieve the currently established 'clearly above level' status three times based on all matches reported in the national data- base for Adult and Senior Divisions. This includes all match play nationwide in Adult and Senior divisions only. Remember, you must reach this disqualification level three times during the championship league year in order to be disqualified. Only players with a rating type A, S, M, T or D next to their rating can be disqualified by the dynamic disqualification. Rating type C or B cannot be disqualified based on three strikes. Key to Type of Rating S – Self-rate or Medical Appeal A – Appeal B – Benchmark (advanced to playoff or championship round) C – Computer D – Dynamic M – Mixed Exclusive Year-end Rating T – Tournament Exclusive Year End Rating

Does the dynamic calculation treat doubles partners differently? No. Dynamic calculation maintains the rating differential between doubles partners that existed before a match. For example if a 3.3 and a 3.5 player are paired together, spe-

30 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com cific match results are applied to each player equally and the Will I be notified if I earn a strike? two partners will maintain the .2 differential. No. Notice occurs only after three strikes are accumulated. Many players receive one or two strikes and never get that Do USTA sanctioned tournaments count third. To needlessly worry or prevent a player from participat- toward DNTRP? ing based on the possibility of getting a strike is not fair to And if so, can a tournament win be used as one of the three the player or the team. strikes? Each section has the option of including tournament results Can I be disqualified by the dynamic calculation for year-end calculations. Currently, the Intermountain Section during the District Championships? includes tournament results for year-end calculations. In Yes. According to USTA Regulations, each section can elect this case, sanctioned tournament match scores will not be whether to run the dynamic calculation during or after the calculated into the system until after the national champion- Championship. The Intermountain Section and all Districts ships. Sanctioned tournament results do not generate strikes; (i.e. Colorado) within the Intermountain Section run the however, they will impact your year-end rating. Open/Age dynamic calculation throughout the championship event. Division national tournament results are also entered into the Should a player receive a third strike, he/she will be disquali- NTRP system after league national championships. fied from participation at that NTRP level for the balance of the year and the succeeding year: How high can my dynamic rating go • Round Robin format: Throughout the championship, any before I earn a strike? player reaching the DQ criteria will have all matches at The Dynamic NTRP program allows a certain tolerance for that NTRP level reversed to 0-6, 0-6. player improvement – a greater range for lower-level players • Single Elimination format: Throughout the championship, where rapid improvement is more likely; a smaller range for the last match played by the player at that NTRP level will higher-level players. The specific improvement factor is not be reversed to 0-6, 0-6. published for concerns that individuals, captains or others will attempt to manipulate their ratings. Visit COLORADOTENNIS.com to read FAQs on NTRP.

coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 31 THIS IS MY LEAGUE. FINDING YOUR PERFECT match AGE NTRP LEVEL 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5/OPEN

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TRIOSD trio men's league ACT YOUR AGE In order to participate in USTA Colorado's Adult League Tennis Series, players must turn 18 years old by 12/31/2010. USTA Colorado also offers several senior leagues MXD USTA Mixed for those who want to “act their age.” Players 50+ (or turning 50 by 12/31/2010) are invited to participate in the USTA Senior League, 55+ in the recreational Senior ADSD USTA adult Breakfast League, and 60+ (or turning 60 by 12/31/2010) in the USTA Super Senior League. WDD cta women's daytime doubles formats Each adult league offers opportunities for players to compete in singles (s), doubles WTTSD world team tennis (d), or both (sd). USTA Colorado offers three Combo Doubles leagues: USTA Mixed, USTA Super Senior and ITA Fall Mixed. Levels are determined by combining the partners' NTRP rating. In each of these leagues, the rating spread between partners cannot TWISD cta twilight be greater than 1.0 level (i.e., in a 7.5 level, a 3.0 cannot play with a 4.5). World Team Tennis utilizes a slightly different calculation to determine a team's level. Please WSSD cta women's summer daytime contact USTA Colorado for specific details. the end of the road ITAD ita fall mixed Each of USTA Colorado's adult leagues (except Trio and Senior Breakfast League) culminates in a season-ending championship. But certain leagues offer advancement SRD usta senior to Sectional and/or National Championships. The easiest way to determine the end point is to look at the prefix of each league: USTA Leagues culminate in a National SBLD cta senior breakfast league Championship; ITA Leagues finish up at a Sectional Championship; and CTA leagues end the season at a District (State) Championship. The World Team Tennis league com- petes in a series of national qualifiers rather than a strict league season, and the Senior SSD usta super senior Breakfast League offers three seasonal sessions: Spring, Summer and Fall. 32 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com THIS IS MY LEAGUE. MAKE A DATE LEAGUE/ NTRP LEVEL AREA 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5/OPEN

TRIOSD S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA ASPEN/MOUNTAINS COLORADO SPRINGS DENVER METRO NORTHERN COLORADO WESTERN SLOPE

MXD S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA ASPEN/MOUNTAINS COLORADO SPRINGS DENVER METRO NORTHERN COLORADO WESTERN SLOPE

ADSD S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA ASPEN/MOUNTAINS COLORADO SPRINGS DENVER METRO NORTHERN COLORADO WESTERN SLOPE

SSD S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA S M T W TH F SA ASPEN/MOUNTAINS COLORADO SPRINGS DENVER METRO NORTHERN COLORADO WESTERN SLOPE

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36 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com Colorado Tennis 2010 SANCTIONED TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE colorado tennis tournament guide Tournaments101: Finding the right event 38 Be a Fan: Where to catch the best tennis action in the state 39 The List: What every tournament player should know 48 Icons & Abbreviations 48 Rulebook: Friend At Court & The Code 49 colorado tennis tournament rankings Earning a Ranking in Colorado's Points Per Round system 42 09 Final Junior Rankings 43 09 Final Adult Rankings 45 09 Final Wheelchair Rankings 47 2010 colorado tennis sanctioned event listings Colorado Designated Events 50 Junior QuickStart Events 52 Junior Novice Events 53 Junior Satellite Events 54-58 Junior Championship Events 59-62 Senior/NTRP/Family/Championship Events 63-72 coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 37 your guide to playing colorado tournaments finding the right event: appeals from players for the Satellite ineligible list until April Many factors can help determine the right event for you or 13, 2010. your child. Age, skill level, fitness and length of tournament can all be deciding factors in determining which tournaments Junior Championship: you should enter. Here's some basic information about the The Championship level is designed for the junior player types of events Colorado has to offer: who is seeking the highest level of junior competition in Colorado. Satellite players who are seeking more advanced QuickStart: tournament play may also compete at this level. QuickStart events offer our youngest players (5-10 years Players listed on the 2010 Satellite Ineligible List – pub- old) the chance to compete in a kid-friendly environment, lished on coloradotennis.com in March 2010 – are complete with appropriate-sized equipment, smaller courts required to play at this level. Juniors seeking to compete at and slower-moving balls. For additional information, please the Sectional and National levels are encouraged to compete see our Guide to the QuickStart Format page 52. in Championship-level events. Junior Novice: NTRP Events: Novice events offer juniors the opportunity to experience tournament play and competition in a supportive and non- Designed to pit players of compatible skill against one threatening environment. another. NTRP levels range from 2.5 to 5.0 Note: players Novice players have no previous competitive experience in rated above 5.0 are required to play in the Open division; tournament play (above the novice level), and have typically any junior player 18 & under MUST play in the Open divi- played tennis for two years or less. Because these events sion, unless the player turns 19 by December 31, 2010. are non-sanctioned, a USTA membership is not required and They are then eligible to compete in an NTRP event, but must results do not count towards rankings. contact the Tournament Director for entry. You may play at or above your specific NTRP level, but not Junior Satellite: below your rating. If you don't have a current rating, you Satellite events offer junior players the opportunity to expe- may self-rate and play in that division. For information on rience the next level of competitive play. Acting as a bridge NTRP ratings, see COLORADOTENNIS.com. between Novice and Championship-level events, Satellite events cater to players with one to three years of beginning Senior/Family Events: competitive experience (i.e., novice tournaments, CARA, nov- Also called age division events, Senior events pit players ice or intermediate USTA Junior Team Tennis play). Once a 30 and older against similarly aged competitors. In Family player has gained confidence in novice tournaments, or has events, the only requirement is that the partners be related won a total of three different novice events in any combina- (there are no upper or lower age limits). But be aware: there tion of singles, doubles, or mixed, that player can reasonably are no skill parameters in Senior or Family events. A player compete at the Satellite level. in the draw may be an expert, a novice, or anywhere in A player is ineligible for the Satellite level play if: between. Players must be of division age by December 31, 1. Player attained a National or Sectional (Intermountain 2010, and may not play in an older division. region) ranking the previous year; 2. Player reached: registering for a tournament a) the quarterfinals of a Designated Championship Unless otherwise noted, all Colorado sanctioned events tournament (in-district), or b) the semifinals of any sanctioned Championship utilize TennisLink, the USTA's online registration system. To tournament event (in-district). register, visit USTA.com and click the TennisLink tab, or go to A Satellite Ineligibility List will be published annually based COLORADOTENNIS.com and click Tournaments under the on the prior year’s results. The Seeding & Ranking Committee Helpful Links drop-down menu. Use the TennisLink number periodically may determine additional players to be ineligi- provided in this publication for easy reference. ble for Satellite level play based on recent Championship or Satellite tournament results. Players are strongly encouraged it’s time to play to play within their age group in the Championship level We hope you have found this guide useful. If you have any rather than playing up an age group in the Satellite level. questions or you need additional information, please contact The Seeding and Ranking Committee will consider written USTA Colorado.

38 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com your guide to watching colorado tournaments

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In Colorado, all Senior, NTRP, Championship, Family events, and Junior Satellite tourna- The USTA Colorado Ranking Review ments utilize a Points Per Round (PPR) system to determine Colorado rankings. If you're unfa- Committee reserves the right to modify the ranking requirements if deemed necessary miliar with PPR, it is a very simple process. Players earn points for each win, plus earn bonus or appropriate. points for wins over “Top 20” players. Sanctioned events are broken down to Designated/ Level 1 and non-Designated/Level 2 tournaments (see chart below). Level 1 tournaments No changes have been made to any ranking requirements for 2010. carry more points than Level 2 events.

2010 ranking requirements 2010 ranking requirements (all events except junior championship) (junior championship only)

ntrp singles/doubles requirements: Players accumulating a minimum of 200 points during the calendar Players accumulating a minimum of 250 points during the year will earn a year-end ranking. Only a player's five best results* calendar year will earn a year-end ranking. Only a player's at Colorado sanctioned events will count towards a ranking. three best results* at Colorado sanctioned events will count Unlike the standing lists, year-end rankings points will not count towards a ranking. down to the lower age division. senior (30-80)/family requirements: Players accumulating a minimum of 100 points during the POINTS per round BREAKDOWn calendar year will earn a year-end ranking. Only a player's Single-elimination event two best results at Colorado sanctioned events* will count towards a ranking. Player Result Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Champion 660 330 220 165 88 championship requirements: 2nd Place 540 270 180 135 72 Players accumulating a minimum of 200 points during the 3rd Place 480 240 160 120 64 4th Place/SF 420 210 140 105 56 calendar year will earn a year-end ranking. Only a player's FIC Champion 390 195 130 98 52 two best results at Colorado sanctioned events* will count FIC Finalist 360 180 120 90 48 towards a ranking. FIC SF 330 165 110 83 44 FIC QF 300 150 100 75 40 junior satellite requirements: FIC QF Qualifying 270 135 90 68 36 Players accumulating a minimum of 150 points during the FIC R16 240 120 80 60 32 calendar year will earn a year-end ranking. Only a player's FIC R16 Qualifying 210 105 70 53 28 three best results* at Colorado sanctioned events will count FIC R32 180 90 60 45 24 towards a ranking. FIC R32 Qualifying 150 75 50 38 20 FIC R64 120 60 40 30 16 POINTS per round BREAKDOWn FIC R64 Qualifying 90 45 30 23 12 FIC 128 60 30 20 15 8 Single-elimination event FIC 128 Qualifying n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Description FinishFinish LevelLevel 11 LevelLevel 22 Champion 1 220 165 Level 1: USTA Intermountain – Summer Sectional 2nd Place 2 180 135 3rd Place 3 160 120 Level 2: USTA Intermountain – Snowball Sectional, Great Pumpkin Sectional, Easter Circuit 4th Place/SF 4 140 105 Quarterfinalist 5-8 100 75 Level 3: USTA Intermountain – Sweetheart Circuit, Memorial Day Circuit, Summer Sizzler Reached R16 9-16 80 60 Circuit, Labor Day Circuit Reached R32 17-32 60 45 Reached R64 33-64 40 10 Level 4: USTA Colorado Designated Junior Championship Tournaments (see page 48) Reached R128 65-128 20 15 Reached R256 129-256 0 0 Level 5: All non-Designated USTA Colorado Junior Championship Tournaments

how points determine your ranking/standing

Bonus Point Table *Only a player's top _X_ results (number Rankings/standings points include PPR Standing of Bonus depends on division) will count toward from the tables PLUS any Bonus Points Player Defeated Points Colorado ranking/standings. If a play- (for singles only, see table at left) earned er has more tournaments on his/her at the tournament. These Bonus Points are 1-5 20 record, the ranking program automati- attached to the event in which they are 6-10 15 cally drops the lower scores and keeps earned. If a tournament is not among the 11-15 10 the best results. player’s best events, neither the PPR nor 16-20 5 the bonus points for that event will count toward the player’s total.

42 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com 09 junior final RANKINGS championship 20. Lilianna Broussalian 30. Lindsey Pond 25. Callie Morlock Boy's 18 Singles 21. Kate Carroll 31. Jessica Ingrum 26. Payton Fielding 1. Casey MacMaster 22. Emily Venner 32. Lauren Broyhill 27. Gloria Son. 2. Ashton Kalhorn 23. Ryann Warner 33. Samantha Henry 28. Alexandra Martinelli 3. Alex Clinkenbeard 24. Kira Woods 34. Paris Hogan 29. Rachael Scheper 4. Stan Vaughan 25. Clarke Tatje 35. Caroline Hobbs 30. Alex Pessoa 5. Eric Honert 26. Christina Tickel 36. Jessika Mozia 31. Carolien Kawula 6. Taylor Sargent 27. Alexa Warly 37. Meha Semwal 32. Rebecca Weissmann 7. Chris Cooprider 28. Brittney Ricci 38. Alex Middleton 33. Shannon Hickey 8. Chris Schommer 29. Jordan Soldano 39. Melanie Stowell 34. Della Phan 9. Joel Lowinger 30. Lauren Musso 40. Stephanie Giltner 35. Mayanka Kumar 10. Andrew Flora 31. Shelby Cerkovnik 41. Katherine Ross 11. Kelly Donaldson 32. Megan Moore 42. Alexandra Martinelli Girl's 14 Doubles 12. Matthew Carroll 33. Meagan Monaghan 43. Alyssa Powers 1. Kelli Woodman/Jordan Appel 13. Jack Reynolds 34. Elizabeth Fryberger 2. Alexa Brandt/Katharine Pepin 14. J.J. Shpall 35. Erin Sanders Girl's 16 Doubles 3. Jesse Clauson/Katharine Pepin 15. Devon Belcher 36. Brooke Plumley 1. Alexa Brandt/Katie Kuosman 4. Eva-Lou Edwards/Morgan Cohen 16. Joseph Lassen 37. Monica Li 2. Kelli Woodman/Kimberly Kern 5. Caroline Hobbs/Mira Ruder-Hook 17. Grant Wick 38. Jennifer Weissmann 3. Genevieve Tarlton/Emily Venner 6. Tate Schroeder/Nicole Kalhorn 18. Simon Hegelund 39. Savannah Wahab 19. Mark Miller 4. Morgan Blanco/Jesse Ruder-Hook 7. Dayna Demeritte/Erin Mulshine 20. Ben Rode 5. Sarah Brown/Lea Johnson 8. Shelby Cerkovnik/Morgan Cohen Girl's 18 Doubles 6. Lauren Broyhill/Lindsey Pond 9. Katie Kuosman/Meagan Monaghan 21. Cody Kowalczyk 1. Natalie Dunn/Caroline Schnell 22. Joseph Aragon 7. Morgan Blanco/Keiko Kasho 10. Elizabeth Fryberger /Eva-Lou Edwards 2. Natalie Dunn/Alexandra Leatu 8. Katerine Pepin/Meagan Monaghan 11. Caroline Kelly/Nicole Kalhorn 23. Alex Barrios 3. Genevieve Tarlton/Jessika Mozia 24. Jake Malman 4. Genevieve Tarlton/Emily Venner Boy's 14 Singles Boy's 12 Singles 25. Aiden Reid 5. Brittan Sutphin/Lauren Musso 26. Jacob Spreyer 1. Hayden Sabatka 1. David Mitchell 6. Jessica Vickers/Kristian Barber 2. Jesse Ruder-Hook 2. Casey Ross 27. Zachary Garbiso 7. Sammie Watson/Natalie Dunn 28. Jonathan Lumpkin 3. Zachary Fryer 3. Connor McPherson 8. Monica Li/Jessika Mozia 4. David Mitchell 4. William Gold 29. Scott Strachan 9. Laura Johnson/Brittney Ricci 30. Khoa Vu 5. Ryan Beyer 5. William Hobbs 10. Jennifer Weissmann/Erin Gebes 6. Luke Lorenz 6. Galen Arney 31. Roman Khmelev 11. Caroline Warly/Alexa Warly 32. Calvin Ward 7. Spencer Lang 7. Ignatius Castelino 12. Jacqueline Palmucci/Brittney Warly 8. Andrew Venner 8. Alec Leddon 33. Kaleb Harmon 13. Lilianna Broussalian/Kristian Barber 34. Jake Gallegos 9. Max Roder 9. Ryker Brown 35. Colin Haas 10. Tanner Trace 10. Kevin Adams 36. Michael Cutter Boy's 16 Singles 11. Vignesh Senthilvel 11. Ethan Hillis 37. Jonathan Evangelista 1. Matt Sayre 12. Joseph Diaz 12. Maximillian Wild 38. Matthew Bowser 2. Aidan Reid 13. William Son 13. Ethan Eckhard 39. Jonathan Moore 3. Jamey Swiggart 14. Peter Sisk 14. Tom Melville 40. Connor Hudson 4. Mark Miller 15. Luke Whalen 15. Joseph Bove 41. Brando Jacquez 5. Colin Haas 16. Galen Arney 16. Joseph Adducci 42. Benjamin Halvorson 6. Jake Malman 17. Hunter Lacouture 17. Teller Hoskins 43. Connor Buchanan 7. Eric Tamm 18. John Koza 18. Christian Slupe 44. Jake Maas 8. Harrison Lang 19. Adam Rivera 19. Erik Elkington 45. Thomas Sisk 9. Michael Ogez 20. Derek Lakowske 20. Joshua King 46. Doug Kierstead 10. Jaron Belcher 21. Ignatius Castelino 21. Luke Lorenz 47. Mason Fitts 11. Jack Reynolds 22. Erik Ratkelis 22. Brett Finan 48. Stepen Moore 12. Hayden Sabatka 23. Fletcher Kerr 23. Monroe Porter 13. Thomas Sisk 24. Taylor Ball 24. Frederick Edwards 6. Matthew Clancy/Andrew Venner Boy's 18 Doubles 14. Kaleb Harmon 25. Connor McPherson 25. Noah Reiss 15. Spencer Weinberg 7. Hayden Sabatka/Matt Sayre 26. Drew Pasma 26. Brian Ross 1. Andrew Flora/Kelly Donaldson 16. Scott Strachan 8. Daniel Wiener/Kyle Schuster 2. Casey MacMaster/Chris Cooprider 27. Stephen Moore 27. Jackson Hawk 17. Jacob Spreyer 9. Taylor Williams/Nathan Bartell 28. Charles Alpert 28. Chanon Penvari 3. Joel Lowinger/Taylor Sargent 18. Bryan Mehall 10. Harrison Vivas/Harrison Lang 4. Jake Gallegos/Ben Rode 29. Colin Green 29. Alec Zirkelbach 19. Derek Clark 11. Travis Kimsey/Brody Yardumian 30. Matthew Clancy 30. Vamsi Senthilvel 5. Chris Schommer/Grant Wick 20. Gagan Jain 12. Jacob Spreyer/Thomas Sisk 6. Stephen Moore /Jonathan Moore 31. Ryker Brown 31. Jarod Adducci 21. Connor Hudson 13. Matthew Greene/Connor Hudson 32. Matt Sayre 32. Spencer Lang 7. Joseph Lassen/Matthew Carroll 22. Travis Kimsey 14. Jamey Swiggart/Hayden Sabatka 8. Casey MacMaster/Taylor Sargent 33. Zachary Inman 33. Brody Lewis 23. Stepen Moore 15. Luke Lorenz/McKay Inman 34. Jimmy Amundson 9. Paul Brynteon/Chris Schommer 16. Harrison Lang/Matt Sayre 24. Calvin Ward 35. Davis Meyer 10. Eric Honert/Joseph Lassen 25. Elias Lehnert 17. Forrest Kennel/Deric Gallagher Boy's 14 Doubles 11. Joel Lowinger/Andrew Flora 26. Matthew Greene 1. Jesse Ruder-Hook/Hunter Lacouture 12. Eric Honert/Devon Belcher 27. Andrew Venner Girl's 16 Singles 2. Zachary Fryer/Luke Lorenz Boy's 12 Doubles 13. Matthew Carroll/Chris Cooprider 28. Justin Schnell 1. Erin Gebes 3. Ryan Beyer/Spencer Lang 1. Connor McPherson/Casey Ross 14. Luca Pomerleau/Brandon Jacquez 29. Jake Sheldon 2. Monica Li 4. Luke Lorenz/David Mitchell 2. David Mitchell/William Hobbs 15. Jeffrey Hudson/Connor Hudson 30. Brennan Graham 3. Adriana Wojakowska 5. Hayden Sabatka/Matt Sayre 3. Kevin Adams/Willie Gold 16. Jack Reynolds/Colin Haas 31. Noah Taherkhani 4. Jennifer Weissmann 6. Matthew Clancy/Andrew Venner 4. Kevn Adams/Casey Ross 17. Aidan Reid/Eric Honert 32. Hunter Lacouture 5. Meagan Monaghan 5. Alec Leddon/Ethan Eckhard 18. Joel Lowinger/Doug Kierstead 33. Jonathan Moore 6. Brittney Ricci Girl's 14 Singles 6. Connor McPherson/Luke Lorenz 19. Alex Clinkenbeard /J.J. Shpall 34. McKay Inman 7. Alyssa Xedus 1. Mira Ruder-Hook 7. Luke Lorenz/David Mitchell 20. Stan Vaughan/Jeffrey Hudson 35. Matthew Bowser 8. Genevieve Tarlton 2. Kathleen Kuosman 8. Zachary Fryer/Casey Ross 21. Alex Clinkenbeard/Eric Honert 36. Graham Baker 9. Alexa Brandt 3. Alexa Brandt 9. Ryan Beyer/Spencer Lang 37. Luca Pomerleau 10. Emily Venner 4. Jordan Appel 10. Omar Parker/Ryker Brown Girl's 18 Singles 38. Eli Winegardner 11. Kira Woods 5. Kelli Woodman 11. William Hobbs/Willie Gold 1. Caroline Schnell 39. Nathan Chart 12. Morgan Blanco 6. Shelby Cerkovnik 12. Teller Hoskins/William Hobbs 2. Sammie Watson 40. Max Roder 13. Megan Moore 7. Bria Smith 3. Natalie Dunn 41. Harrison Vivas 14. Cara Cromwell 8. Alex Middleton Girl's 12 Singles 4. Jessika Mozia 42. Deric Gallagher 15. Katharine Pepin 9. Delaney Nalen 1. Ashley Lahey 5. Jacqueline Palmucci 43. Brody Yardumian 16. Shelby Cerkovnik 10. Kathryn Hall 2. Kalyssa Hall 6. Brittany Warly 44. Joseph Diaz 17. Mira Ruder-Hook 11. Elizabeth Fryberger 3. Tate Schroeder 7. Alexandra Leatu 45. Keegan Burger 18. Kelli Woodman 12. Meagan Monaghan 4. Samantha Martinelli 8. Jessica Vickers 46. Matthew Colapinto 19. Elizabeth Fryberger 13. Katie Li 5. Nicole Kalhorn 9. Kristian Barber 47. Luke Lorenz 20. Morgan Cohen 14. Morgan Cohen 6. Chloe Brandt 10. Shannen McNamara 48. Jamieson Reinhard 21. Caila Criss 15. Kalyssa Hall 7. Audrey Deguerrera 11. Meha Semwal 49. Grant Voyen 22. Kathleen Kuosman 16. Caroline Hobbs 8. Caroline Kawula 12. Michelle Wadas 23. Kimberly Kern 17. Morgan Blanco 9. Caroline Kelly 13. Anastasia Kondrasov Boy's 16 Doubles 24. Keiko Kasho 18. Alexandra Weil 10. Alexandra Weil 14. Samantha Lifpitz 1. Aidan Reid/Jamey Swiggart 25. Jordan Soldano 19. Eva-Lou Edwards 11. Rebecca Weissmann 15. Kelli Woodman 2. Derek Clark/Eric Tamm 26. Rebecca Weissmann 20. Nicole Kalhorn 12. Anna Weissmann 16. Brittan Sutphin 3. Jack Reynolds/Colin Haas 27. Madison Subry 21. Katharine Pepin 13. Alex Pessoa 17. Erin Gebes 4. Michael Ogez/Hayden Sabatka 28. Kristen Sullivan 22. Caroline Kelly 14. Jessican Aragon 18. Care Cromwell 5. Luca Pomerleau/Scott Strachan 29. Lauran Renjard 23. Lauran Renjard 15. Haley Chirico 19. Genevieve Tarlton 24. Morgan Fitzgerald 16. Delaney Nalen coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 43 09 junior final rankings 17. Kendall Junker 2. Luca Pomerleau/Brandon Jacquez 8. Heidi Dodgers 5. Kendall Junker Boy's 12 Doubles 18. Gloria Son 9. Payton Fielding 6. Audrey Deguerrera 1. Christian Slupe/Davis Meyer 19. Jessica Metz Girl's 18 Singles 10. Abbey Chase 7. Gloria Son 2. Tim Amundson/Jimmy Amundson 20. Gabrielle Schuck 1. Kerbi Brisch 11. Kathleen Hansen 8. Rachael Scheper 3. John Simpson/Teller Hoskins 21. Payton Fielding 2. Brooke Williams 12. Kelli Selden 9. Katharine Kirby 22. Emma Schilling 3. Kateri Kaltenbacher 13. Abby Hegarty 10. Heidi Dodgers Girl's 12 Singles 4. Paige Dahlman 14. Paige Dahlman 11. Jessee Clauson 1. Gloria Son Girl's 12 Doubles 5. Danin Bies 15. Madison Gosselin 12. Shannon Hickey 2. Haley Chirico 1. Alexandra Weil/Nicole Kalhorn 6. Stephanie Schwartz 16. Katie Zak 13. Amanda Herold 3. Madison Gallegos 2. Caroline Kelly/Kalyssa Hall 7. Alyssa Xedus 17. Elisabeth Cuseo 14. Leah Ramey 4. Julia Mannino 3. Audrey Deguerrera/Alexandra Weil 8. Michael Finnin 18. Jessica Ingrum 15. Shelby Mavis 5. Caroline Kawula 4. Ashley Lahey/Chloe Brandt 9. Delaney Nalen 19. Elizabeth Zasowski 16. Julie Berlinger 6. Tate Schroeder 5. Kaylssa Hall/Payton Fielding 10. Emily Venner 20. Linnea Wood 17. Jamie Spitz 7. Jessica Metz 6. Gabrielle Schuck/Jessica Metz 11. Kaylin McNeil 21. Brooke Williams 18. Lorraine Smith 8. Jessie Murphy 7. Tate Schroeder/Ashley Lahey 22. Julie Berlinger 19. Julia Gallant 9. Kylie Simons Girl's 18 Doubles 23. Kelly Laughlin 20. Kalyssa Hall 10. Kristen Kirby Boy's 10 Singles 1. Katie Raffaghello/Jessica Wener 24. Kwynn Ecton 21. Alexandra Weil 11. Emma Schilling Exceptional Qualifiers 25. Brynn Wheeler 22. Kayl Ecton 12. Alexandra Horton Kai Smith Boy's 16 Singles 26. Emily Venner 23. Reagan Simons 13. Lyndsey Stewart Maximillion Wild 1. Kyle Schuster 27. Alyssa Xedus 24. Julia Mannino 14. Kelsi Fichtner Brett Finan 2. Ryan Winter 28. Claire Zombola 25. Abby Johnson 15. Maddisen Farver Tom Melville 3. William Son 29. Lindsey Precht 26. Anna Hewett 16. MacKenzie Jones Nicholas Lorenz 4. Jack Greene 30. Elizabeth Dansky 27. Chloe Theobald 17. Sarah Casey Ethan Eckhard 5. Daniel Wiener 31. Kathryn Hall 28. Della Phan 18. Mia Hoover Aaron Weil 6. Ben Cohen 29. Haley Chirico 19. Schafer Kowalchik Nicholas Finan 7. Adam Archuleta Girl's 16 Doubles 30. Rachel Grubbs 20. Grace Herring Qualifiers 8. Brian Orwig 1. Lauren Oliva/Madison Gosselin 31. Gillian Hyde 21. Tara Edwards Joshua King 9. Grant Voyen 2. Madison Subry/Alexandra Martinelli 32. Madison Porter 22. Mikhal Kidane Bryce Viorst 10. William Waters 3. Alexandra Vossmer/Lindsey Flemmer 33. Eva Tourangeau Erich Nuss 11. Kollen Kaltenbacher 4. Stephanie Watson/Kathleen McGuire 34. Katie Chrisman Patrick Ross 12. Gabriel Ricci 35. Jordan Holland Matthew Chavez 13. Jon Griffin Boy's 14 Singles 36. Morgan Fitzgerald Matthew Lambert 14. Brennan Graham 1. William Son Noah Williamson-Chapman 15. Spencer Anderson 2. Derek Lakowske Girl's 14 Doubles Kasper Smith 16. Sean Magill 3. Adam Rivera 1. Gloria Son/Madison Gallegos 17. Alex Herron 4. Brian Ross Girl's 10 Singles 18. Luke Whalen 5. Austin Kohlman Boy's 12 Singles Exceptional Qualifiers 19. Matthew Robinson 6. Connor Petrou 1. Jimmy Amundson Madison Gallegos 20. Forrest Kennel 7. Nicholas Farmen 2. Joshua King Amber Shen 21. Brendan Soane 8. Brandon Nachbar 3. Omar Parker Grace Koza 22. Brandon Nachbar 9. Matthew Gross 4. Chanon Penvari Sara Schoenbeck 23. Chad Wachsmann 10. David Peterson 5. Monroe Porter Seraphin Castelino 24. David Woo 11. Connor Corrigan 6. Christian Slupe Julia Berggren 25. James Sattizahn 12. Thomas Van De Pas 7. Teller Hoskins Morgan Hall 26. Ben Teebken 13. Benjamin Schlichting 8. Jake Becker Qualifers 27. Rick Drexelius 14. Daniel Wright Casey Ahrendsen 28. Jake Malman 15. Darius Ebrahimi Alyssa Arenson 29. James Grundy 16. Hasn Bergal Anastacia Parkin 30. Conlan McGough 17. Samuel Buffington Heather Volls 31. Cole Johnson 18. Michael Rosencrans 19. Danny Kaprielian 20. Howie Hill 21. George Cross

9. Joseph Adducci 10. Matthew Flanigan 11. Andrew Pollack 12. Austin Gruszczynski 23. Jane Selindh 22. Jared Stuart 13. Jacob Fell 24. Heather Volls 23. Dylan Panis 14. Davis Meyer 25. Anna Kalabukhova 24. Joshua Elliott 15. John Simpson 26. Jennifer Schnell 25. Martin Aguinis 16. Erich Nuss 27. Emily Dush 26. Taylor Landstrom 17. Nicholas Lorenz satellite 27. Drew Pasma 18. Ben Weinstock Boy's 10 Singles 32. Ryan Howarth 28. Kellen Pond 19. Tim Amundson Exceptional Qualifiers Boy's 18 Singles 33. Darin Brock 29. Scott Orwig 20. Max Petrak Maximillian Wild 1. Gregory Lubeck 34. Tyler Brasel 30. Vishal Krishnan 21. Steven Bummer Bryce Viorst 2. Matthew Robinson 35. Ryne Carlson 31. Nicholas Vernon 22. Bryce Viorst Carter Harrington 3. Ryan Winter 36. Ben Williamson 32. Noah Grolnick 23. Preston Slupe Conor Smith 4. Nathan Chart 37. Zach Kusick 33. David Rosencrans 24. Jarod Adducci Stone Heyman 5. Brett Yurash 38. Nathan Chart 34. Max Roder 25. Marcus Hock Luca Abbott 6. Lucas Quintero 39. Deric Gallagher 35. Tanner Trace 26. Vamsi Senthilvel Laird Stewart 7. Justin Schnell 40. Samuel Buffington 36. Wyatt Kooi 27. Benjamin Paddor Isaiah Dawid 8. Sam Godin 41. Erik Sortland 37. Eliot Guin 28. William Gold Qualifiers 9. Grant Voyen 42. Paul Brynteon 38. Matthew Flanigan 29. Cutter Esson Joshua King 10. Sean Obrien 43. Travis Kimsey 39. Liam Spearnak 30. David Lee Dillon Leasure 11. Kelly Donaldson 44. Taylor Lambert 40. Galen Graham 31. Colton Hill Nicholas Lorenz 12. Alex Leovic 45. Byunghyun Shin 41. Nate Root 32. Matthew Chavez Cameron Palmer 13. Bryan Repko 46. Luke Nelson 42. Brett Finan 33. Nicholas Teo 14. Ian Kelly 47. Eli Winegardner 43. Reese Watt 34. Brett Finan Girl's 10 Singles 15. Doug Kierstead 44. Coling Sprague 35. Jameson Lumpkin 16. Cory Hensen Exceptional Qualifiers Boy's 16 Doubles 45. Cody Carlton 36. Aaron Weil Amber Shen 17. Benjamin Halvorson 37. Keenan Kaltenbacher 18. Derek Clark 1. Tom Carson/Ben Williamson Madison Gallegos 2. Jordan Hanson/Brennan Graham Boy's 14 Doubles 38. Dylan Panis Courtney Humbarger 19. Boulton Brynteo 1. Jarod Adducci/Joseph Adducci 39. Brian Ross 20. Donovan Wetterstein Emily Strande Girl's 16 Singles 2. Michael Rosencrans/David Rosencrans 40. Trevor Reece Maleeha Chowdhury 21. Kyle Schuster 3. Justin Nguyen/Daniel Wright 41. Steven Kyker 22. Taylor Lambert 1. Kerbi Brisch Morgan Hall 2. Delaney Nalen 42. Maximillian Wild Qualifiers 23. Trevor David 43. Nicholas Finan 24. Luca Pomerleau 3. Mayanka Kumar Girl's 14 Singles Anna Kalabukhova 4. Amy Robertson 1. Mayanka Kumar 44. Jacob Maxwell Taylor Thulson 25. Keaton Patterson 45. Craig Moddelmog 5. Hayley Young 2. Katya Golynko Allison Murphy 6. Katya Golynko 3. Caroline Kawula 46. Enzo Abbott Boy's 18 Doubles 4. Delaney Nalen 47. William Najjar 1. Alex Leovic/Tommy Karrer 7. Morgan Fitzgerald

44 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com 09 adult final RANKINGS championship Women's 55 Doubles 1. Kristen Padberg/Judith Laursen Men's Championship Singles 2. Kathleen Johns/Linda Prior 1. Cory Ross 3. Carole Keller/Leslie Levine 2. Jeremy Wurtzman 4. Theresa Brown/Cindi Brownlee 3. Clancy Shields 4. Miikka Keronen 5. Michael Cutter Mixed 55 Doubles 6. Stephen Nolen 1. Marlin Godown/Judith Laursen 7. Paul Williams 2. Laura Thomson/Art Thomson 8. Richard Johnson 3. Dave Romberg/Janice Simpson 9. Mardo Bundalo 4. Ellen Rolig/Steven Rolig 10. Matt Hegelund 5. Peggy Seyfert/David Myers 11. Steve Williams 6. Lee Ann Flora/Mark Flanigan 12. Danny Westerman 7. Glynn Sisson/Priscilla Sisson 13. Christopher Lam 8. Mary Logan/Milton Kahn 14. Nicholas Monroe 9. Eileen Pero/Michael Hallowell 15. Dennis Fulgenzi 16. Eric Rivera Men's 60 Singles 17. John Linton 1. John Roche 18. Roman Borvanov 2. Peter Sommer 19. Daniel Colten 3. Ken Sawer 20. Peter Richman 4. Marlin Godown 21. Joseph Reveteriano 5. Bruce Herr 22. Will Vasos 6. Tom Sansonetti 7. Paul Crumby Men's Championship Doubles 8. Pete Kesler 1. Peter Richman /Cory Ross Women's 35 Singles 16. Philip Lupo Men's 50 Doubles 9. Bill Danks 2. Danny Westerman /Christopher Lam 1. Vicki Leroux 17. Marcel Pieters 1. Curt Corrigan/Peter Walters 10. Steven Cohen 3. Willie DannLewis Miller 2. Susan Wright 18. Bill McNamara 2. Scott Collins/Rick Best 11. Art Thomson 4. Clancy Shields/Luke Shields 3. Kimberly Greason 19. Matt LaWare 3. Glenn Alsup/Daniel Almanza 12. Richard Boddicker 5 James Ferring/Hank Lee 4. Nora Harrison 20. Dale Halling 4. Theo Mandel/Gerry Perlman 13. Robert Bradley 6. Curt CorriganPeter Walters 5. Amy Kaufman 21. Andy James 5. Gerry Perlman/Keith Bailey 14. Klaus Weickmann 7. David Simson/Andrew Landwerlen 6. Phyllis Zilm 22. Doug Williams 6. Gary Murphy/Victor Nehf 15. David Schermerhorn 8. John Adams /David Adams 7. Kathleen Chisholm 23. Stephen Lakowske 7. Doug Baker/Tim Campbell 16. Fred Witte 9. Nicholas Monroe /Jeremy Wurtzman 8. Marlin Godown/Russell Porter 17. George Matava Women's 35 Doubles Men's 45 Doubles 18. Jon Ponder Women's Championship Singles 1. Kimberly Greason/Kathy Anselmo 1. Andy Zodin/Hugh O'Rourke Women's 50 Singles 19. Michael Hughes 1. Lauren Strasburger 2. Nora Harrison /Erin Eggland 2. Scott Collins/Andy Zodin 1. Kathleen Johns 20. Oscar Dillon 2. Vicki Leroux 3. Helene Grall-Johnson/Nancy Scruggs 3. Rick Best/Douglas Goold 2. Jayashree Kulkarni 21. John Wood 3. Marie Matrka 4. Kelly Pearson/Tracy Snipes 4. Rick Best/Dan Magee 3. Patricia Chapman 22. Jerry Malman 4. Stacie Vasaune 5. Kathy Anselmo/Kelly Pearson 5. Eric Rose/Tim Wright 5. Laura Ewert 6. Michelle Miller/Janice Simpson 6. Daniel Washburne /Randy Swenson Women's 50 Doubles Men's 60 Doubles 6. Candace Horgan 7. Sarah Zodin/Karen Hasse 7. Thomas Wede/Matt Collins 1. Peggy Seyfert/Janet McNutt 1. Richard Boddicker/Art Thomson 7. Mallory Voelker 8. Amy Hand,/Judy Esteppe 2. Janice Fischer/Kim Petterson 2. Gerry Russell/Marvin Setzke 8. Jennifer Marquit Women's 45 Singles 3. Patricia Bortz/Tamela White 3. Anthony Boone/Marvin Setzke 9. Carolyn Warren Mixed 35 Doubles 1. Vyki Shimizu 4. Ellen Rolig/Marie Bernard 4. Richard Flanigan/Rick Lannon 1. Angela Finan/Sam Hitman 2. Ronda Ashley 5. Marlin Godown/Allen Kiel Women's Championship Doubles 2. Grice Hooker/Kimberly Greason 3. Stacy Swiggart Mixed 50 Doubles 6. Dave Romberg/Art Thomson 1. Shannon Cross/Yana Ruegsegger 4. Gail Hill 1. Wayne Williamson/Christina Morales 7. David Warren/Allen Kiel 8. David Warren/Gale Howard 2. Amy Marquit /Jennifer Marquit Men's 40 Singles 5. Claudia Ricci 2. Kristen Padberg/Daniel Almanza 3. Amy Jensen/Alexandra Leatu 6. Julie Hazlett 3. Jayashree Kulkarni/Kishore Kulkarni 9. David Warren/Wayne Schell 1. Tddd Maffeo 10 Tom Sansonetti/Ken Sawer 4. Julia Bauregger /Ute Schnoy 2. Jerry Lockwood 7. Christine Roth 8. Sherri Prinsen Men's 55 Singles 11. Anthony Kay/Milton Kahn 3. Marc Keleske 12. William Pizzi/Donald Chavez Mixed Championship Doubles 4. Jeff Casey 9. Cheng-Er Mehmedbasich 1. Randy Sontheimer 10 Anette Rhodin, Anette 2. Jake Thamm 13. Maurice Marks/Hight Redmond 1. Elizabehh Marsico/Cory Ross 5. Joe Tustin 14. Steve Walker/Robert Weimer 2. Stacie Vasaune/Nick O'Rourke 6. Thomas Wede 3. Frank Visciano Women's 45 Doubles 4. Christopher Anton 15. George Woolley/Kerwin Swenson 3. Christopher Lam/Jacqueline Carleton 7. Marc Weiner 16. Bruce Baskette/Jerry Banks 4. Mallory Voelker/Scott Warner 8. Andrew Banks 1. Mary Rosenoff/Barbara Delph 5. Thomas Forti 2. Linda Dollahan/Karen Hasse 6. Anthony Wyrembelski 9. Donnie Martin Women's 60 Singles 10. Daniel Pace 3. Cathy Kent/Laura Schafer 7. Pete Kesler senior (age division) 4. Cheng-Er Mehmedbasich /Susan Wright 8. John Roche 1. Martha Gulbenkian 11. Brent Anderson 2. Marie Bernard 12. Brett Schaffer 5. Lee Ann Flora /Priscilla Sisson 9. George Gers Men's 35 Singles 10. Ken Sawer 3. Laura Thomson 1. Dennis Fulgenzi 13. Brian Ford 14. Norman Lowery Mixed 45 Doubles 11. Todd Grange 2. Doron Popper 1. Shannon Cross/Rick Best 12. Steven Rolig Women's 60 Doubles 3. Cary Hodges 1. Ann Stafford/Lucy Bennett Men's 40 Doubles 2. Phil Weinstock /Eileen Pero 13. Bob Bolger 4. Christian Thurstone 3. Susan Wright/Tim Wright 14. Charles Bromley 2. Linda Lister/Frances Micka 5. Todd Maffeo 1. Jerry Lockwood/Jeff Casey 15. Dennis Taibl 3. Kristen Padberg/Laura Thomson 2. Andrew Banks/Hector Trevino 4. Leanne Flora/Mark Flanigan 6. Willie Dann 5. Wayne Williamson/Cristina Morales 16. Tom Van Denover 4. Linda Lister/Ann Stafford 7. Lewis Miller 3. Dan Gray/Mark Scruggs 17. Gregg Schumacher 5. Sue Knott/Katie Koontz 8. Greg Beehler 18. Randy Ross 6. Ann Stafford/Anne Owens 9. Thomas Schultz Men's 50 Singles Women's 40 Doubles 1. Donald Gordon 19. Mark Flanigan 7. Molly Orr/Laura Thomson 10. Marc Weiner 1. Frieda Brinkmann/Sarah Zodin 20. Mark Nothaft 8. Kristen Padberg/Suzanne Sindt 11. Marc Keleske 2. Jeffrey Todd 2. Lucy Carson/Anne Means 3. Curt Corrigan 21. Daniel Violette 9. Carol Nappholz/Sheryl Flater 12. Manuel Orta 10. Eileen Pero/Laura Thomson 13. Jordan Jacob 4. Tim Wright Mixed 40 Doubles 5. Raymond Herr Men's 55 Doubles 11. Martha Gulbenkian/Marie Bernard 14. J.D. Ready 1. Shannon Cross/Rick Best 12. Dorothy Stein/Besty Anderson 15. Daniel MacDonald 6. Glenn Alsup 1. Paige Hiatt/Mark Flanigan 7. Bradley Schuster 2. David Myers/Kishore Kulkarni 13. Margot Welch/Kathi Skytta 16. Philip Lupo Men's 45 Singles 17. Rafer Leach 8. Igor Vayshenker 3. Charles Bromley/Wayne Cobb 1. Thomas Wede 9. Rex Vedder 4. Ed Mooney/Ken Sawer Mixed 60 Doubles 18. Charles Griffin 2. Andy Zodin 1. Marlin Godown/Kristen Padberg 19. Andrew Harrison 10. Russell Porter 5. Theo Mandel/Gerry Perlman 3. Brett Schaffer 11. Andy James 6. Michael Hughes/Gary Daniell 2. Laura Thomson/Art Thomson 20. Joel Tanner 4. Glenn Alsup 3. Kristen Padberg/Marvin Setzke 21. Mark McGann 12. Tim Hester 7. Bruce Baskette/Mark Nothaft 5. Jeffrey Todd 13. Daniel Almanza 8. Mark Sidor/Terry Boyle 4. Gerald Russell/Lee Hoag 22. Matthew Bruff 5. Donna Osteen-Mixon/Robert Brisbon 23. Jeff Casey 6. Mark Scruggs 14. John Roche 9. Paul Gronewoller/Dennis Fisher 24. Chris Jenkins 7. Brandon Marinoff 15. Mark Schleif 8. Matt Collins 16. Stephen Lakowske Women's 55 Singles Men's 65 Singles 9. David Burns 17. Keith Bailey 1. Kathleen Johns 1. David Warren Men's 35 Doubles 10. John Hereford 18. Jake Thamm 2. Priscilla Sisson 2. Norman Lowery 1. Dan Gray/Mark Scruggs 11. Eric Rose 19. Douglas Goold 3. Patrick Godsil 2. Chris Jenkins/Andrew Zurcher 3. Rebecca Lamb 12. Bradley Schuster 20. Bob Aspinwall 4. Nancy Quayle 4. David Schermerhorn 3. Tm Wright/Jeff Casey 13. John Hetherington 21. Dan Magee 5. James Sheffield 4. Greg Beehler/John Hereford 14. Tim Wright 22. Mike Demong 6. Hight Redmond 5. Manuel Orta/Robert Brown 15. Devin Johnson 23. James Rose 7. Ronald Mitchell coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 45 09 adult final rankings 8. Dave Gamba Men's 75 Doubles 14. Tylerann Cairns/Mary Deluccia 3. Heidi Trichler/Claire Douthit 9. Rick Lannon 1. Lloyd Smith/Cliff Jensen 4. Nora Harrison/Erin Eggland 10. Melvin Weiner 2. Gene Wilken/Dick Bottinelli Mother/Son Doubles 5. Linda Dollahan/Karen Hasse 11. Edgar Jennings 3. Erwin Reschke/Roy White 1. Shane Weaver/Becky Weaver 6. Catherine Dunbar/Dawn Schuerkamp 12. Lawrence Gabler 4. Al Throckmorton/Leslie Dashiell 2. Jack Becker/Kate Becker 7. Beverly Tellis/Judy Kennelley 13. Bill Markoff 5. Frank Ciancio/Moni Monismith 3. Martha Peck/Chris Peck 8. Heidi Trichler/Deoni Levy 14. David Brictson 6. James Maroney/Leonard Hierath 4. Blake Howard/Lisa Howard 15. Kenneth Marcus 7. Alvie Willis/Robert Selleck 5. David Simpson/Janice Simpson Mixed 4.5 Doubles 16. Miles Cortez 8. James Maroney/Warren Foltz 6. Lior Schinagel/Amy Kaufman 1. Lauren Grimditch/Alan Tsuda 17. Dale Schwicker 9. Wayne Odom/Gene Wilken 7. Nick Blanco/Sharon Day 2. Chip Hudson/Tracy Hudson 18. Rodger Dockstader 10. Dirk Gralka/Moni Monismith 8. John Adams/Berry Adams 3. Claire Douthit/Graham Johnson 19. Noel Copeland 11. Frank Ciancio/Enver Mehmedbasich 9. Helle Hegelund/Simon Hegelund 4. Jeffrey Ceurvorst/Erin Eggland 20. Patrick Malone 10. Randall Hurst/Monica Hurst 5. Amy Hand/David Hand 21. Bob Gamble Mixed 75 Doubles 11. Brody Yardumian/Cindy Yardumian 1. Enver Mehmedbasich/Rita Price 12. Mason Munro-Ehrlich/Meredith Munro Men's 4.0 Singles Men's 65 Doubles 1. Thomas Pyles 1. Steve Walker/Robert Weimer Men's 80 Singles 2. Brett Ethridge 2. David Harguth/James Zurcher 1. James O'Connor ntrp 3. Nick Taylor 3. David Warren/Wayne Schell 2. Theodore Sevier 4. Thomas Young 4. David Brictson/Edgar Jennings Men’s 5.0 Singles 3. Gene Wilken 1. Philip Lupo 5. Mark McGann 5. Norman Lowery/David Schermerhorn 4. Richard Roen 6. Trent Gustafson 6. Bill Markoff/Norbert Frueh 2. Todd Maffeo 3. Jeff Cline 7. Son Ho 7. Glen Bills/Charles Henkart Men's 80 Doubles 8. Michael Walker 8. Richard Del Margo/William Doane 4. Joel Tanner 1. Gene Wilken/Dick Bottinelli 5. Thomas Wede 9. Pete Kesler 9. John Doidge/Charles Vidal 2. George Covington/Dick Bottinelli 10. Michael Wright 10. Richard Del Margo/Ronald Mitchell 6. Peter Rouch 3. Jim Basore/George MacDonald 7. Daniel Pace 11. Edward Thompson 11. Santino Antonucci/Paul Hughes 12. Scott Laughead 12. Robert Feller/Thomas Knauer 8. Joel Kawecki 9. Derek Heys 13. Brian Emeson 10. Kurt Zielbauer 14. Clint Russell Women's 65 Singles family doubles 11. Paul Shovlin 15. Kevin Cohen 1. Janice Aoki 12. Eric Wertz 16. Paul Wrona 2. Jean Darst Father/Daughter Doubles 17. Eddie Pells 3. Ginny Laadt 1. Francis Adams/David Adams 18. Thomas Forti 4. Kaye Simonton 2. Katie Kuosman/DaveKuosman Men's 5.0 Doubles 19. Tom Wilson 5. Bonnie Champion 3. Brittany Matava/George Matava 1. Theo Teryazos/Kavan Hahn 20. Timmy Bromell 6. Ruth Bleuze 4. Xinlin Li/Katie Li 21. Doug Dollar 5. Janya Hand/Jon Cram Women's 5.0 Singles 22. Dale Oberlag Women's 65 Doubles 6. Stephanie McCauley/Gary McCauley 1. Candace Horgan 23. Mark Vaughan 1. Maureen Danielson/Kaye Simonton 7. Kali Turrin/Dave Turrin 24. Jose Sanchez 2. Margot Welch/Kathi Skytta 8. Glenna Gee-Taylor/Ty Gee Men's 4.5 Singles 25. Ronald Mitchell 3. Cherlyn Houlihan/Marilyn Fleischauer 9. Michael Hammel/Ryann Warner 1. Peter Rouch 26. Will Wilson 4. Ruth Bleuze/Bonnie Champion 10. Grace Koza/Mark Koza 2. Kenneth Moy 27. Brian Pinkerton 11. Genevieve Tarlton/Dudley Tarlton 3. James Hay-Arthur 28. Klavs Miller Mixed 65 Doubles 12. Rachel Goold/Doug Goold 4. Ryan McGinley 29. Mark Martinez 1. Jon Ellis/Suzanne Sindt 13. Sarah Kosbab/Bruce Kosbab 5. Dan Rosenbaum 30. Dal Hurtt 2. Richard Schlueter/Kaye Simonton 14. Steve Junker/Kendall Junker 6. Gustavo Belloso 31. Mark Nothaft 3. Sue Knott/Dixie Baines 15. Stephanie Truong/Tony Truong 7. Alex Brinkman 32. Ron Gorr 4. Clovis Brown/Ira Brown 16. Nicolette Pilot/Edmund Pilot 8. Bradley Schuster 33. Alan McDaniel 5. Kathi Skytta/Paul Hughes 17. Laura Hughes/Michael Hughes 9. Mike Lampi 34. Jay Boisseau 6. Faye Swanson/Keith Swanson 18. Marianne Evangelista/Ovidio Evangelista 10. Phil Weinstock 35. Andy Duncan 19. Madalyn Kern/Joe Kern 11. Robert Wild 36. Steven Inman 20. Marti Champion/Marvin Champion 12. J.D. Ready 37. Vijay Sinha Men's 70 Singles 21. Vanessa Coria/Frank Coria 13. Jordan Jacob 1. Dale Schwicker 22. Mark Hollenbeck/Grace Hollenbeck 14. Graham Johnson Men's 4.0 Doubles 2. Ronald Berquist 23. Nicole Nemechek/Andrew Nemechek 15. Benjamin Walker 3. David Brictson 1. Mark Vaughan/Brad Shores 16. David Hand 2. Edward Thompson/Thomas Pyles 4. John Driesbach 17. David Hitchings 5. Dixie Baines Father/Son Doubles 3. Ken Schooley/Daniel Bisanti 1. Matthew Clancy/John Clancy 18. Sean Stevinson 4. Colin Tooker/Rodney Wonenberg 6. Richard Leslie 19. Chip Hudson 7. Enver Mehmedbasich 2. John Adams/David Adams 5. Skip Johnson/David Ankeney 3. Kyle Schuster/Bradley Schuster 20. Rex Vedder 6. Bobby Soltani/Jeff Teebken 8. Theodore Vahl 21. Marcel Pieters 9. John Doidge 4. Casey Ross/Randy Ross 7. Andy Duncan/Tom Williams 5. Connor McPherson/Doug McPherson 22. Jameson Guthrie 8. Dale Maxey/Doug Craig 10. Ronald Berquist 23. William Epping 11. Dilworth Sellers 6. Eliot Guin/Benoit Guin 9. Sean Hudelson/Kelly Krause 7. Nick O'Rourke/Hugh O'Rourke 24. Shawn Cooper 10. Wayne Keith/ /Ted Geraghty 8. John Koza/Mark Koza 25. Jon lewien 11. Dean Graves/David Brenner Men's 70 Doubles 9. Erik Kreutzer/Rick Kreutzer 26. Mikael Kjellin 1. Ronald Berquist/Dale Schwicker 12. Frank Coria/Kevin Geiss 10. Connor Corrigan/Curt Corrigan 27. Donald Bergal 13. Trent Gustafson/Brian Emeson 2. John Doidge/Charles Vidal 11. James Schumacher/Gregg Schumacher 28. Xinlin Li 3. Keith Swanson/Tom Clark 14. Roi Miranda/Gary Rubida 12. Travis Kimsey/Brian Kimsey 29. Paul Gilden 15. Brennan Reinert/Sameer Bharwani 4. Andrew Geiss/Al Throckmorton 13. Troy Johnson/Frank Johnson 30. Ben Detwiler 5. Robert Seward/Richard Leslie 16. Hector Hornedo/Craig Claxton 14. Niko Hereford/John Hereford 31. Andy James 17. Joseph Fryberger/Andrew Largo 6. Ronald Berquist/Dilworth Sellers 15. Timothy Whalen/Luke Whalen 32. Stephen Lakowske 7. Gene Wilken/Dick Bottinelli 18. Todd Chancey/John Darden 16. Nathan Bartell/Danny Bartell 33. Devin Johnson 19. Robert Turnbull/Mark Nothaft 8. James Gabbie/Dirk Gralka 17. Blake Howard/Gale Howard 9. Thomas Briner/Denis Smith 20. Sean Page/Nick Taylor 18. Devin Visciano/Frank Visciano Men's 4.5 Doubles 21. Adam Coyle/Adam Huff 19. Kurt Thalhamer/Everett Thalhamer 1. Chip Hudson/Matthew Bruff Women's 70 Singles 20. Brandon Dale/Mark Dale 2. David Hand/Martin Coe 1. Jean Darst Women's 4.0 Singles 21. Tim Rode/Ben Rode 3. Dean Harper/James Leroux 1. Christine Molek 2. Bonnie Champion 22. John Sheldon/Jake Sheldon 4. Alan Tsuda /Ryan McGinley 3. Katherine Gwathmey 2. Frieda Brinkmann 23. John Thornhill/Kyle Thornhill 5. James Leroux/David Jansen 3. Amy Maas 24. Beau Walters/Peter Walters 6. Scott Alexander/Frank Coyle 4. Cheryl Sontheimer Mixed 70 Doubles 25. Scott Maierhofer/Kyle Maierhofer 7. Luke Hay-Arthur/James Hay-Arthur 5. Lori Moore 1. Sue Knott/Dixie Baines 26. Andrew Geiss/Kevin Geiss 8. John Waring/Brad Schuster 6. Jennifer Segale 2. Carrie O'Neill-Hierath/Warren Foltz 27. Hans Bergal/Donald Bergal 9. Sean Stevinson/Jim Carpenter 7. Leslie Moody 3. Leonard Hierath/Carrie O'Neill-Hierath 28. Colin Sprague/David Sprague 10. Dan Rosenbaum/Paul Whipple 8. Debra Brown 4. Tom Clark/Phyllis Larson. 9. Shirley Duval Mother/Daughter Doubles Women's 4.5 Singles 10. Gail Hill Men's 75 Singles 1. Erin Gebes/Denise Gebes 1. Nora Harrison 11. Mona Jones 1. Dixie Baines 2. Chelsea Laursen/Judith Laursen 2. Katherine Nicolson 12. Mary Lopez 2. Moni Monismith 3. Sherrie Farris/Samantha Farris 3. Jenny Moen 13. Diana Hefner 3. Enver Mehmedbasich 4. Brett Champion/Bonnie Champion 4. Cyndy Besselievre 14. Karen Hasse 4. Dirk Gralka 5. Shannon Hickey/Judy Kennelley 5. Claire Douthit 15. Julia Faustman 5. James O'Connor 6. Amy Maas/Kristin Maas 6. Frieda Brinkmann 16. Mary Loughran 6. Alvie Willis 7. Lauren McAllister/Genie McAllister 7. Susan Little 17. Kelly O'Shea 7. Robert Selleck 8. Symone Roque/Deidra Roque 8. Valerie Block 18. Helen Arnold 8. Clifford Jensen 9. Lilli Hubbell/Juliet Hubbell 19. Jane Burnham 9. Gene Wilken 10. Fabiola Thode/Yerica Pessoa Women's 4.5 Doubles 20. Julie Hazlett 10. Wayne Odom 11. Jennifer Marquit/Ariel Marquit 1. Anja Chavez/Tracy Hudson 21. Ellen Laubhan 11. Keith Roe 12. Bonnie Brandt/Cheri Brandt 2. Jenny Moen/Katherine Nicolson 22. Nancy McCarthy Hallowell 12. Lee Kaley 13. Genevieve Tarlton/Lynette Tarlton

46 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com 09 adult final rankings 23. Jan Kennedy 16. Doug Peterman/David Appel 12. Mark Alberts 24. Kim Holpp 17. Jeff Skolnick/Wayne Heintz 13. Jeff Martin 25. Katherine Krause 18. Gary Kunkel/Ron Petersen 14. Jerold Taylor 26. Janelle Williams 19. Hank Fisher/Greg Fisher 15. Johnny Fernandez 27. Kylie Brown 20. Dave Conway/Vernon Kercher 16. Michael Field 28. Jean Micketti 21. Erick Manzo/Joseph Mark 17. Jagdish Daram 29. Helene Grall-Johnson 18. Leonid Chacikjanc 30. Christine Roth Women's 3.5 Singles 19. Craig Tierney 31. Olga Koutikova 1. Dori Webb 20. Fenton Hill 32. Carlee Chun 2. Veronique Foulon 33. Sarah Schupp 3. Susan Kozlowski Men's 3.0 Doubles 34. Beth Thormann 4. Kelly O'Shea 1. Mike Scott/Dan Hoskins 35. Anna Dow 5. Kimberly Decker 2. John Mierzwa/Howard McGee 36. Kathleen Thompson 6. Krystal Pedersen 3. Brandon Gardner/Steven Feldman 7. Jean Goldstein Women's 4.0 Doubles 8. Michelle Pinkerton Women's 3.0 Singles 1. Mary Moses/Kerry Warburton 9. Timolyn Esson 1. Lisa Speyer 2. Jayna Hand/Meghan Vogel 10. Cheri Brandt 2. Mary Beth Church 3. Sonja Drinkwalter/Lee Silver 11. Taryn Archer 3. Veronica Leto 4. Eileen Finn/Kristi McCauley 12. Stephanie Gresh 4. Anja Korhonen 5. Denise Belk/Sandra Lucero Jacquez 13. Linda Dix 5. Tanya Goble 6. Bonita Hanner/Valerie Hecker 14. Shirley Duval 6. Cheri Brandt 7. Hilania Kioshi-Davis/Monica Hurst 15. Debbie Scheper 7. Catherine Preisser wheelchair 8. Christina Ausband/Debbie Stevenson 16. Melissa Harris 8. Pam Gelwick 9. Kelly O'Shea/Kelley Sober 17. Sarah Gillies 9. Peggy Norberg USTA Colorado introduced wheelchair tennis rank- 10. Alivia Lebeau/Molly Doyle 18. Herita Akamah 10. Joyce Naylon 11. Casey Clark/Leatha Leblanc 19. Elizabeth Potarf 11. Renee Lewis ings in 2002. Wheelchair players competing in at 12. Susan Watkin/Mary Murray 20. Linda Houlihan 12. Cathy Gurvis least one sanctioned state tournament will receive a 13. Mona Jones/Margaret Bach 21. Trudy Brancucci 13. Julie Anderson 22. Georgia Higgins 14. Yoko Ito state ranking or honorable mention. There are two Mixed 4.0 Doubles 23. Maureen Marrs 15. Vicki Fitzgerald sanctioned wheelchair tournaments in Colorado – 1. Leslie Moody/Brad Shores 24. Renee Lewis 16. Holly Dencker 2. Lance Dehning/Kristeen Dehning 25. Lisa Grimmett 17. Manjula Murthy Valerie Walls Memorial (Boulder) and the Rocky 3. Denise Gebes/Sameer Bharwani 26. Irina Suyumova 18. Desiree Scott Mountain Wheelchair Open (Denver). 4. Steven McDaniel/Sonja Drinkwalter 27. Tucker Humphrey 19. Lynn Macaluso 5. Nick Taylor/Mary Lopez 20. Cheri Belz If a player earned a national ranking and played in 6. Bruce Silver/Lee Silver Women's 3.5 Doubles 21. Kirstin Kraig at least one state sanctioned event, s/he will receive a 7. W.A. Hancock/Susan Watkin 1. Kelly O'Shea/Kelley Sober 8. Craig Claxton/Emily Jensik 2. Jean Goldstein/Diane Gorczynski Women's 3.0 Doubles ranking with the national ranking and state tournament 9. Shannon Miday/Eddie Pells 3. Jennifer Bui/Stephanie Greco 1. Ann Hugh/Jan Bennett results taken into consideration. Individual national 10. Kim Holpp/Tom Williams 4. Hilarie Gutierrez/Sarah Mitelhaus 2. Nancy Broumpton/Michelle Bromley 11. Tom Williams/Teresa Flecky 5. Deborah Cavness/Sylvia Henderson 3. Pam Gelwick/Veronica Leto tournament results will not be used. 12. Roni Rayment/Robert Turnbull 6. Lisa Bischoff/Julie Haynie 4. Holly Eike/Jamie Steese Players with 50/50 win/loss or better are listed numeri- 13. Christopher Deboer/Barbara Deboer 7. Cynthia Smith/Amy Donis-Faricy 5. Babette James/Kelly Gallagher 14. Paul Haberman/Christine Molek 8. Debbie Shipwash/Becky Weaver 6. Becky Fase/Brooke Redfern cally. All other are listed as Honorable Mention. 15. Diana Rael/Doug Craig 9. Heidi Peterson/Jane Davis 7. Bridget Schroder/Andrea Mucilli 10. Lisa Swarmer/Pam Wenaas 8. Julie Anderson/Mary Mucilli Men's 3.5 Singles 11. Heidi Peterson/Michele Gosselin 9. Julie Voneschen/Miriam McCarty Men’s Open/A Singles Quad Singles 1. James Atwell 12. Sara Culhane/Daphne Jean 10. Christine Freeman/Kathryn Dann 1. Seth Richey 1. Jonathon Lopez 2. Dennis Taibl 13. Carmencita Lewis/Irene Arguelles 11. Melissa McKenny/Mandy Jasper 2. Bill Trubey 2. Chris Lamoreaux 3. Dominic Massa 14. Karan Tierney/Beth Cendali 3. Chris Lamoreaux Honorable Mention 4. Balasubramanian VembuSrinivasan 15. Barbara Greco/Betsy Anderson 4. Jody Lawhead Brent Baribeau Mixed 3.0 Doubles 5. Jason Arneson Ron Bolseth 5. Sean Bromley 16. Katie Fassbinder/Colleen Weaverling 1. Michele Martin/Jeff Martin 6. David Zavala 6. Chris Summer 2. Edwin Salem//Holly Howkinson Honorable Mention 7. Patrick Sullivan Mixed 3.5 Doubles 3. David Genetti/Tara Miller Men’s Open/A Doubles 8. Esquivel Malillos 1. Daniel O'Shea/Kelly O'Shea Brent Baribeau 1. Bill Trubey/Jody Lawhead 4. Angela Twist/Dan Hoskins Rick Ruscio 9. James McCartney 2. Christine Taibl/Dennis Taibl 5. Keshav Channarayappa/Manjula Murthy 2. Seth Ritchey/James Whiteside 10. Craig Martin 3. Lisa Desmarais/Jared Darlington Dave Hosick Honorable Mention 11. Dean Obenauer 4. Richard Quillin/Kelley Sober A-Jay Nagle Scott Meyer/John Vcelka Women’s 2.5 Singles Jason Arneson/Rick Ruscio 12. Tom Brosh 5. Brenda Cook/Doug Jameson Special Recognition 13. Cary Cortese 6. Lisa Swarmer/Michael Reynolds Men’s B Singles Becky Adams 1. Scott Meyer 14. Fred Witte 7. Mark Gosselin/Michele Gosselin Valerie Hudson B/C Doubles 15. Sam Lin 8. Alan Gillespie/Kimberly Willmette 2. John Vcelka 1. Jonathon Lopez/Nathaniel Montemayor Sarah Jensik Honorable Mention 16. Rick Wolfgang 9. Karan Tierney/Craig Tierney Sue Vanderberg Honorable Mention 17. Andy Fross 10. Yuri Tavbin/Kathy Curry Corey Fairbanks Rachel Wilson/Ed Wright Lilina Blanco-Lund James Whiteside 18. Shawn Bandel 11. Andrew Adams/Cynthia Adams Lois Archuleta Nicholas Catanzarite/Rick Modderman 19. Alex Murillo Rosann Sides Melissa McGuire/James Nance 20. Vernon Kercher Men's 3.0 Singles Marlene Evans Men’s C Singles 21. Dennis Flores 1. Steven Arnold Christie Spencer 1. James Nance Quad Doubles 22. Nile Knez 2. Matthew Steele Denise Hernandez 2. Nathaniel Montemayor 1. Ron Bolseth/Jonathon Lopez 23. Roger Wolf 3. Brendan Stroz 3. Ed Wright Honorable Mention 24. Sami Diab 4. Alan Jordan Women's 2.5 Doubles 4. Nicholas Catanzarite Brent Baribeau/Chris Lamoreaux 25. Domingo Canaria 5. James Anderson Honorable Mention 26. Angelo Ciliberti Special Recognition Rick Modderman 6. Owen Borum Julia Janssen/Sheri Bailey 27. Artemi Romanov 7. Miles Venzara Rachel Wilson 28. Craig Johnson Rosann Sides/Sue Vanderberg Melissa McGuire 8. Michael O'Neill Shelli Fazzini/Judy Drake 29. James Scheper 9. John Mierzwa 30. Krishna Boregowda Ashlyn Pratt/Deborah Spinnato 10. Praveen Mahadevaiah Sarah Wu/Sarch Hoepfinger 31. Moses Ramos 11. Jay Waddell 32. David Russell 33. John Bogoslofski 34. Allen Norris 35. Andrew Adams Men's 3.5 Doubles 1. Chip Murphy/David Montgomery 2. Jerry May/Dominic Massa 3. Dennis Taibl/Doug Jameson 4. Dominic Massa/Frank Curtis 5. John Bogoslofski/John Schroeder 6. Sean Kennedy /James McDonald 7. Craig Martin/David Shikles 8. Randy Hensley/Ron Petersen 9. Richard Giltner/Dean Obenauer 10. Fred Oliva/Mark Gosselin 11. David Ellegood/David Russell 12. Brian Swift/Mike Fullerton 13. Richard Beckey/Jerry Morrison 14. Mark McNeely/Rick Wolfgang 15. Scot Schneider/Timothy Kuebler coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 47 the list 9 things every colorado tournament player should know getting "help" at coloradotennis.com: seeding/formats Not to be biased, but our search features are infinitely simpler and more Seedings for Colorado events reflect the most current published accurate than the USTA's TennisLink. Hit COLORADOTENNIS.com Standing Lists. If Joe Smith is #1 in Men’s 4.0 singles, he will be seeded and use the “Helpful Links” drop-down menu. Click “Find a Tourney”. #1 in that event. Also, please note that a tournament director and/or You can search by tournament name, or division. You can also look committee can alter the schedule or scoring format due to inclement for tournaments in progress, those open for registration and completed weather or size of the tournament. tournaments. And finding the tournament site has never been easier. Click “Find a Court”, type in the name of the facility and voila. It's like hey, that kid isn't old enough to play ntrp! having an EASY button. Any player who is 18 years-old, but will be turning 19 by Dec. 31, 2010, is eligible to participate in Adult NTRP events. But there's a catch for 18s verify all tournament information online who want to register for an event: TennisLink is not set up to accom- Players are encouraged to verify all tournament information online. The modate you, so you must contact the tournament director to register for information provided in the 2010 Big Book is accurate at the time of the event. They will happily enter you into the draw. publication, but is not complete. Get draw times, weather announce- ments, schedule changes, directions, etc. You will find other important CHECKING IN information online as well, like what time the player party starts and what Please plan to arrive at your tournament site at least 15 minutes prior to size t-shirt you can order. It is the players’ responsibility to obtain and your first match. This can help in getting matches on earlier if courts are verify all match times. Check the event's online listing two days prior to available and is very much appreciated by tournament staff. the start of the event, or verify with tournament staff. warming up on tournament day keep your information current with the usta Not many events boast open courts during the tournament, so any In addition to ensuring that you'll receive your Big Book and other vital warm-up prior to a match should be done at a different location. Use the Colorado Tennis publications, keeping the USTA up to date on your Court Locator at COLORADOTENNIS.com to find public courts near the contact info is very helpful to tournament directors in case they need to site to warm-up prior to your match. reach you for any reason during an event (Rain Delay, Default, etc.) COME PREPARED with the essentials checking your standing Don’t assume all sites have water on the courts. Come prepared with You're not vain, you just want to see where you stand in your division. plenty of fresh water, a hat and sunscreen, especially for those hot sum- Just go to COLORADOTENNIS.com and use the "Helpful Links" menu mertime matches. Players of all levels should come prepared to every to access division standings. match with at least two freshly strung tennis racquets.

tournament listings abbreviation key M = Men, W = Women Chp = Championship F/S = Father/Son, F/D = Father/Daughter s = Singles, d = doubles Family Doubles (may be listed in Adult or Junior listings) M/S = Mother/Son, M/D = Mother/Daughter MXd = Mixed Doubles or Combined Mixed Q = quadriplegic events TBA = To Be Announced color-codes & icons modified formats tennislink events offer online registration & draws. These events FMLC: First Match Losers Consolation – A draw in which the first- are identified by registration numbers in blue. Please keep in mind round losers and second round losers who advanced to that round that in 2007, all TennisLink events joined the Active.com network, by virtue of a bye or default enter the consolation draw. resulting in a processing fee of $3/event entry. For example, if a FRLC tournament charges $28 for a singles event, you will be charged : First Round Losers Consolation – A draw in which only the first-round losers enter the consolation draw. $31 for that event. Please note that this is an Active.com fee, and is beyond the control of the tournament. MFIC: Modified Feed-In Consolation – A draw in which the main Selected tournaments have been designated so as to guar- draw losers are fed back into another draw against players who antee quality ranking information by forcing more head-to-head lost in earlier rounds of the tournament. competition among Colorado's top players in a particular division. A tournament may be designated for all or some divisions. Round Robins – Multiple match guarantees as players compete designated/level 1 divisions are identified in red. against all other players in their flight. tournament icons: Compass Draws – Player-friendly formats guaranteeing players multiple matches, even if they lose every match. A non-elimination prize money wheelchair events format that is so named because players advance in four to eight different directions depending upon when they lose their first match ® racquets for alL collection site and when they lose their subsequent matches.

48 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com tennis rules & the code a guide to match etiquette 2010 friend at court: The Official Handbook of Tennis Rules and Regulations (including The Code), Friend At Court is an essential piece of equipment for every tennis player. The 2010 edition is now available. The cost to purchase from USTA Colorado is $6.75 (+$2.45 postage), call 303/695-4116.

About the Code: The code is a summary of procedures and unwritten rules that tradition dictates players and spectators should follow. The Code is not part of the official rules of tennis, but all players should be aware of and follow the code during all unofficiated matches. If you and your opponent follow the rules of tennis and treat each other with respect, you'll both get the most enjoyment from the game, regardless of who wins.

If people are using your court, don't disturb them until their time is up.

Talk quietly when standing near tennis courts that are in use.

Don't walk across the back of another court until the players have finished playing Keep the game moving. a point. Don't stall and waste This can be distracting to time between points. them and affect their play. Accept all calls made by your opponent – without Keep a positive outlook arguing or sulking. throughout the match. Remember, you're playing for the fun of it.

If your ball goes into the next court, wait until the players on that court finish the point before you ask for the ball. If a ball comes onto your court, return it as soon as play has stopped on both courts.

After the last point, come to the net quickly and shake hands. Let your opponent know that you appreciated the match, no If there is a disagreement on the score, go back to the last score matter what the coutcome. you both agree on. To avoid the problem, the server should call out the score prior to each serve. coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 49 2010 designated events

junior designated events: Championship Satellite Meadow Creek Junior Spring Open, March 14-19 Meadow Creek Junior Satellite, April 29-May 2 Jon Cox Junior Open, June 1-6 South Suburban Junior Satellite #1, June 18-24 Colorado State Junior Open, June 15-20 Ranch Country Club Junior Round-Up, June 26-30 Mountain Ocean Junior Open, June 21-25 The Morgan Buchli Memorial Youth Tournament, July 16-21 Northern Colorado Junior Open, July 5- 9 Jim Kasic Memorial Junior Open, July 13-16 Denver City Junior Open, July 23-27

adult designated events: Championship Northern Colorado Open, May 23-30 2.5 Northern Colorado Open, May 23-30 31st Annual Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup, May 26-31 Sill-Terhar Broomfield Open, July 10-17 Denver City Open, June 18-27 Denver City Open, June 18-27 Babolat Boulder Open, August 7-15 Babolat Boulder Open, August 7-15 Sill-Terhar Broomfield Open, July 10-17 South Suburban Chps, September 24-30 Colorado State Open, September 10-19 Babolat Boulder Open, August 7-15 Colorado State Open, September 10-19 Senior (30+) 5.0 Ranch CC Senior Indoor, February 16-21 South Suburban Spring Fling, April 23-29 3.5 Lynmar Senior Indoor, April 8-11 Pinery NTRP Championships, May 11-16 44th Annual Austin Scott, April 24-May 1 Glen Hines Senior Outdoor, May 3-9 Ranch CC Tennis Shootout, June 6-13 Pinery NTRP Championships, May 7-12 Intermountain Senior Sectionals, June 11-13 Arvada Tennis Center Summer Smash, July 18-25 Northern Colorado Open, May 23-30 Denver City Open, June 18-27 Southern Colorado State Open, July 20-25 31st Annual Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup, May 26-31 34th Annual Ted Swenson Super Senior, August 10-16 Babolat Boulder Open, August 7-15 Ranch Country Club Tennis Shootout, June 6-13 Colorado State Open, September 10-19 Sill-Terhar Broomfield Open, July 10-17 4.5 Babolat Boulder Open, August 7-15 Family Doubles 44th Annual Austin Scott, April 24-May 1 Colorado State Open, September 10-19 31st Annual Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup, May 26-31 Pinery NTRP Championships, May 7-12 South Suburban Fall Classic, October 15-21 Colorado State Jr. Open, June 15-20 Meadow Creek, June 1-6 Denver City Open, June 18-27 Denver City Open, June 18-27 3.0 Southern Colorado State Open, July 20-25 Southern Colorado State Open, July 20-25 South Suburban Valentine's Classic, February 5-11 Babolat Boulder Open, August 7-15 Babolat Boulder Open, August 7-15 44th Annual Austin Scott Memorial, April 24-May 1 Colorado State Open, September 10-19 Colorado State Open, September 10-19 Meadow Creek 5.0/3.0, May 6-9 Pinery NTRP Championships, May 11-16 4.0 Northern Colorado Open, May 23-30 South Suburban Spring Fling, April 23-29 31st Annual Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup, May 26-31 44th Annual Austin Scott, April 24-May 1 Sill-Terhar Broomfield Open, July 10-17 Pinery NTRP Championships, May 11-16 Babolat Boulder Open, August 7-15

50 2010 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com PLAY TO LEARN jOiN fOR fREE

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Novice tournament players are eligible to receive a free USTA membership, compliments of USTA Colorado.

There's no better time to introduce your child to the lifetime sport of tennis.

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coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 51 Learn more about the new way to play for kids 10 and under at QUICKSTARTTENNIS.com.

AT A GLANCE: QuickStart TENNIS QuickStart Tennis is an exciting new play format for learning tennis, designed to bring kids into the game by utilizing specialized equipment, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring, all tailored to age and size. It is divided into two different levels – ages 8 and under and ages 10 and under. It's the fast, fun way to get kids into tennis – and keep them playing. getting started: equipment Just as kids need a court that suits their size, they also need the right size equipment: Racquets: For players to succeed at tennis, racquet control is essential. Kids need racquets that are proportionate in length and weight and have a grip that fits their smaller hands. Balls: Kids need a ball that's sized and paced to their playing abilities. A regulation tennis ball moves too fast, bounces too high and is too heavy for their smaller racquet. Each age group, therefore, uses a ball better suited to their size and unique playing ability.

Introducing: QuickStart Tournaments Kids have more fun with QuickStart than with other approaches to the game because it is real tennis. Instead of pulling at the grass while waiting their turn to hit balls, kids are on the court in an actual match. Real tennis means real competition, and competition means tournaments. QuickStart events don't crown champions or establish rankings, they help kids learn strategy and tactics by actually playing matches. The more matches kids play, the more they learn about the game.

Key elements for QuickStart tournaments: 1) Proper sized court (i.e. 36’x18’ or 60’x20’) depending on age 2) Proper ball for the age division (5 & 6 yr-olds = foam ball; 7 & 8 yr-olds = foam or low compression/red colored; 9 & 10 yr-olds = low compression/orange balls) 3) Proper net (short court net for 36’ court, traditional net for 60’ court) 4) Proper racquets (19, 21, 23” for 36’ court). Extra racquets will be available for players without the right sized racquet. 5) Scoring System (based on USTA guidelines for each respective age division) 6) Age Divisions (broken into three separate divisions: 5-6, 7-8, 9-10) 7) Non-elimination formats (i.e. round robin or compass draw). Kids play multiple matches (minimum of three). Note: the tournament director can still configure draws to determine a winner and runner-up for the tournament.

IT'S TIME TO PLAY Last year marked the first time QuickStart events appeared in the Colorado Tennis Sanctioned Tournament Schedule. A USTA membership is not required to participate in Novice or Quick Start tournaments. Additional QuickStart tournaments may be added throughout the year. Check our tournament finder at coloradotennis.com, or look for details in upcoming issues of Colorado Tennis newspaper. You can also register to receive BLAST!, USTA Colorado's monthly e-newsletter, which lists upcoming tournaments in each issue. Visit COLORADOTENNIS.com to sign up.

2010 junior quickstart events april 24 Lewis Tennis start 'em young 257237910 BGs 10/8 Round Robin Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields, Fort Collins, CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 4/17.

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MAY 3-9 JULY 27-29 South Suburban Novice #1 Sill-Terhar Motors Broomfield Junior Novice 257214110 257219310 BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 MXd 18/14/12 Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Englewood, CO 80111. 303/771- Broomfield Swim and Tennis Club, 250 Main St, Broomfield, CO 80020. 3654. $24s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 4/28. 303/775-8174. $22s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Doug Kazarosian, [email protected], by 7/21. MAY 6-9 Aurora Junior Novice #1 AUGUST 2-8 257208410 South Suburban Satellite #3 BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 MFIC 257262910 Aurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Alibene St #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326- BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 8700. $17s, $9d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 4/30. Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Englewood, CO 80111. 303/771- Double elimination. 3654. $24s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 7/27.

MAY 21-23 AUGUST 14 Flying Horse Novice Lewis Tennis Back to School Novice 257232110 257212710 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 BGsd 14/12/10 Compass Draw Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields, Fort Collins, 719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 5/14. CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 8/10. JUNE 5 Lewis Tennis Novice Summer Kick-Off SEPTEMBER 18 257202810 Lewis Tennis September Swing Novice BGs 14/12/10 Compass Draw 257225610 Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields, Fort Collins, BGs 14/12/10 Round Robin CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields, Fort Collins, CO 80526. 6/1. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 9/14. JULY 3 A SPORT FOR A LIFETIME Lewis Tennis Novice Firecracker Tennis provides a place for youngsters to make new acquaintances 257203010 and strengthen existing relationships with family and friends. It BGs 14/12/10 teaches the importance of physical, emotional and mental fit- Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields, Fort Collins, ness; of making good choices; and developing good character.

patience CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by VIR 6/29.

JULY 15-18 TUE Aurora Junior Novice #2 creativity confidence responsibility 257212410 self-control BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 MFIC Aurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Alibene St #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326- HONOR teamwork 8700. $17s, $9d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 7/8. Double elimination. concentration JULY 16-18 friendships Flying Horse Novice #2 257232210 humility ATION FUNDIN BGs 18/16/14/12/10 R O Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. O 719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 7/9. endurance C n o t i JULY 19-25 fitness t i

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South Suburban Junior Novice #2 IBILIT c o m 257217110 BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Englewood, CO 80111. 303/771- FLEX 3654. $24s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 7/12. agility resourcefulness character coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 53 2010 junior satellite events

MARCH 13 MAY 21-23 Lewis Tennis March Madness Satellite 2010 FCCC May Junior Satellite 257226510 257206510 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 BGs 14/12/10 Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields, Fort Collins, CO Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422. 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 3/8. $20s. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs by 5/17.

APRIL 2-4 MAY 24-29 Flying Horse Indoor Clay Derby Satellite 10th Annual Highlands Ranch Junior Satellite Showdown 257231810 257213710 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. Highlands Ranch Community Association, 8801 S Broadway, Highlands 719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 3/27. Ranch, CO 80126. 303/471-8934. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Shellman by 5/17. Limit one event/player. APRIL 10 Lewis Tennis Spring Fling Satellite JUNE 2-6 257226610 Aurora Junior Satellite #1 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 257214210 Lewis Tennis School, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO 80526. 970/493- BGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 MFIC 7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 4/6. Limit one event/ Aurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326- player. 8700. $22s, $13d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 5/26. Limit two events/player. APRIL 23-27 JCC Spring Indoor Outdoor Satellite JUNE 12 257230710 Lewis Tennis Summer Super Set Satellite Series #2 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 257226210 Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316- BGs 18/16/14/12/10 6380. $24s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 4/16. Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries to TennisLink or Lewis Tennis by 6/8. APRIL 29-MAY 2 Limit one event/player. Meadow Creek Junior Satellite 257212110 DESIGNATED JUNE 12-13 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 Vail Valley Junior Satellite at Homestead Court Club Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness Club, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214. 257208310 303/232-6272. $34.50s. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann by 4/22. All BGs 18/16/14/12/10 matches will play a match tiebreak in lieu of a third set. Limit two events/player. Homestead Court Club, PO Box 808, Edwards, CO 81632. 970/926-1067. $25s. Entries on TennisLink or to Derek Fisher by 6/5. MAY 1 Lewis Tennis Summer Super Set Satellite Series #1 JUNE 15-19 257226110 Summer Swing Junior Satellite BGs 18/16/14/12/10 257215910 Lewis Tennis School, 2201 S Shields, Fort Collins, CO 80526. 970/493-7000. BGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 FRLC $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 4/27. Limit one event/ Apex Parks & Recreation District, 12120 W 64th Ave, Arvada, CO 80004. player. 303/431-9004. $21s ($16s second singles); $13d/player ($10d/player second doubles). Entries on TennisLink or to Michelle Crouse by 6/9. All matches MAY 6-10 played at the Arvada Tennis Center. Will honor reasonable first round schedul- JCC Spring Junior Satellite ing requests. Additional scheduling requests cannot be guaranteed. 257235410 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 JUNE 18 Jewish Community Center, 350 S. Dahlia St., Denver, CO 80246. 303/316- Ken Caryl Ranch Satellite Compass Singles Tourney 6380. $27s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 4/30. 257216010 BGs 12 MAY 14-16 Ken Caryl Community Center, 1 Club Drive, Littleton, CO 80127. 303/979- Broomfield Swim and Tennis Junior Satellite 2233. $21s. Entries on TennisLink or to Judy Anderson by 6/14. Matches 257237510 will be played at the Ranch House. Players MUST be available to play from BGs 18/16/14/12/10 FMLC 7:45am-4:00pm. Matches will be an 8-game pro-set, no-ad scoring, tiebreak Broomfield Swim and Tennis Club, 250 Main St, Broomfield, CO 80020. at 7-all. 303/775-8174. $22s. Entries on TennisLink or to Doug Kazarosian, tenni- [email protected], by 5/9.

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JUNE 18-20 JULY 2-4 Flying Horse Outdoor Gallop Satellite Memorial Park Junior Satellite 257231910 257223410 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 BGsd 18/16/14/12 Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 6/11. 80909. 719/385-6023. $25s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Kellie Ford by 6/25. JUNE 18-24 South Suburban Junior Satellite #1 JULY 5-12 257214910 DESIGNATED South Suburban Junior Satellite #2 BGsd 18/16/14/12 BGs 10 257216910 Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Englewood, CO 80111. 303/771- BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 3654. $24s; $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 6/11. Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Englewood, CO 80111. 303/771- 3654. $24s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 6/29. JUNE 25-27 Lewis Tennis Spectacular Satellite JULY 9 257210010 Ken Caryl Ranch Satellite Compass Singles Tourney BGsd 16/14/12/10 FMLC 257214310 Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields, Fort Collins, CO Bs 14 Compass Draw 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Ken Caryl Community Center, 1 Club Drive, Littleton, CO 80127. 303/979-2233. Tennis by 6/19. Limit one singles/one doubles. $21s. Entries on TennisLink or to Judy Anderson by 7/2. Matches will be played at the Ranch House. Players MUST be available to play from 7:45am-4:00pm. JUNE 26-30 Matches will be a 10-game pro-set, tiebreak at 7-all. Ranch Round-up Junior Satellite 257216510 DESIGNATED JULY 13-15 BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 USTA JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS SECTIONAL QUALIFIER Ranch Country Club, 11887 Tejon, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $28s, 257228310 $18d/player. Entries by TennisLink or mail to Ryan Walker by 6/19. Team Competition Tournament to Qualify for Intermountain Sectional Site TBA. $50/player. For information see page 58 or contact Dan Lewis, USTA Colorado, 303/695-4116 x207/[email protected]. Entries on TennisLink only by 6/22. U.S. Air Force Academy 2010 Tennis Camps June 6-11, June 13-18 Ages 8 to 18 IntercollegIate coaches serve as Instructors World-Class FaCilities • live in Cadet dorms • eat in Cadet dining Hall

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JULY 16-18 JULY 26-28 Lewis Tennis Sizzling Summer Satellite Parker Junior Satellite 257210510 257237410 BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLC BGsdMXd 18/16/14/12/10 Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO The Town of Parker, 20120 E Main St, Parker, CO 80138. 303/805-3261. $20s 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis ($10 second singles), $15d/player ($10d second doubles/player). Matches Tennis by 7/10. played at the Railbender Tennis Center. Entries on TennisLink or to Barry Riddle by 7/19. JULY 16-21 The Morgan Buchli Memorial Youth Tournament JULY 26-30 257218810 DESIGNATED Colorado Athletic Club Monaco Junior Satellite BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 257227210 Ken Caryl Ranch House, 7676 S Continental Divide Rd, Littleton, CO 80127. BGs 18/16/14/12/10 303/979-2233. $21s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Judy Anderson Colorado Athletic Club Monaco, 2695 S Monaco Pkwy, Denver, CO 80222. by 7/9. All matches played at the Ranch House. 303/758-7080. $24s. Entries on TennisLink or to Laura Sargent by 7/19.

JULY 23-25 JULY 27-29 Redstone Rally Junior Satellite 2010 FCCC Junior Satellite 257200710 257200510 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 Highlands Ranch Community Association, 8801 S Broadway, Highlands Ranch, Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422. CO 80129. 303/471-8996. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Shellman by $20s. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs by 7/22. 7/16. Limit one event/player. Matches played at Redstone Park. JULY 28-AUGUST 1 JULY 24 Aurora Junior Satellite #2 Lewis Tennis Super Set Satellite Series #3 257217610 257226310 BGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 MFIC BGs 18/16/14/12/10 Aurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Alibene St #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326- Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO 8700. $22s, $13d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 7/21. ColoradoTennisAd1.qxd80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries 1/18/10 to TennisLink 10:08 or AM Lewis Page Tennis 1 by 7/19. Limit two events/player. Limit one event/player.

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JULY 30-AUGUST 1 AUGUST 20-26 Boulder Country Club Junior Satellite South Suburban Junior Satellite #3 BGs 16/14/12 Compass Draw 257211610 Boulder Country Club, 7350 Clubhouse Rd, Boulder, CO 80301. 303/530-3328. BGsd 18/16/14/12 BGs 10 $28s. Entries to Jon Winegardner by 7/23. Age group draws played in one day: Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Centennial, CO 80111. 303/771- 12s on 7/30, 14s on 7/31, 16s on 8/1. 3654. $24s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 8/13.

AUGUST 6-8 AUGUST 27-29 Meadows Junior Satellite Lewis Tennis Fall Satellite 257236510 257222010 BGsdMXd 18/16/14/12/10 BGsd 14/12/10 FMLC Meadows Club, PO Box 4542, Boulder, CO 80306. 303/494-0410. $25s, $16d/ Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO player. Entries on TennisLink or to Adrian Games by 7/31. 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 8/22. AUGUST 13-15 USTA Colorado Junior Team Tennis Playoffs SEPTEMBER 13-18 Crestmoor Junior Satellite AUGUST 17-22 257221610 JCC Autumn Indoor/Outdoor Junior Satellite BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 257206810 Crestmoor Community Association, 101 S Kearney St, Denver, CO 80224. BGs 18/16/14/12/10 303/399-2528. $26s, $13d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Leanne Palmisano Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316-6380. by 9/6. All matches will play a match tiebreak in lieu of a third set. Matches will $24s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 8/10. Limit two events/ be played after school and scheduling conflicts will not be honored. player. Weekday matches will begin as early as 4pm. SEPTEMBER 17-19 Memorial Park Fall Satellite 257237810 BGs 16/14/12/10 Gs 18 Bd 16/14/12 Gd 18/16/14/12 Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80909. 719/385-6023. $27s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Kellie Ford by 9/10. Worthy Winning Summer High Performance Tennis Academy Kent Denver Tennis Camp “9 weeks of the best tennis academy in Colorado!” The Tennis Camp is made to bring out the best in everyone’s ability. We will work on your strokes and bring them into point play. You will learn the modern game and how to use it, point after point.

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SEPTEMBER 24-26 Southern Colorado Satellite 257209610 BGs 14/12/10 FMLC Country Club of Colorado, 125 E Clubhouse Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906. 719/538-4085. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Bishop by 9/17. Limit one THIS IS WHERE FRIENDSHIPS event/player. Friday matches will start at 4:30pm.

LEAD TO CHAMPIONSHIPS. OCTOBER 8-10 Lewis Tennis Autumn Satellite 257222810 BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLC THIS IS MY TEAM. Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 10/2.

OCTOBER 22-24 Flying Horse Club Indoor Clay Stable Satellite 257232010 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. 719/487-2625. $33s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 10/15. are you ready for the DECEMBER 10-12 national stage? Flying Horse Links Satellite 257235910 register for the 2010 usta Jtt BGs 18/16/14/12/10 intermountain sectional qualifier* Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. 719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 12/3.

July 13-15 DECEMBER 18-28 *usta jtt INtErmouNtaIN Pinery Country Club Holiday Junior Satellite sEctIoNal champIoNshIps 257202010 wIll bE hElD august 13-15 BGs 16/14/12/10 Compass Draw Pinery Country Club, 6900 E Pinery Pkwy, Parker, CO 80134. 303/841-3512. $38s Entries on TennisLink or to Garry Seymour by 12/12. Each player is boys & girls singles guaranteed three matches. boys & girls doubles mixed doubles 3 boys/3 girls (min. roster) Wii is for 14/under intermediate & advanced Wiimps 18/under intermediate & advanced $50/player ($31 for usta members) includes NIKE DryFit top

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MARCH 12-14 MAY 21-23 Flying Horse Indoor Clay Thoroughbred Championships Colorado Springs Junior Open 257231610 257213910 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 BGsd 18/16/14/12 Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E. Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 3/5. 80909. 719/385-6023. $25s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 5/14. Contact Kellie Ford for information. MARCH 12-15 Young Guns Championship MAY 29-31 257223310 ITA BG 16s Memorial Day Circuit BGs 14/12/10 257202310 Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111. BGsd 16 303/771-2588. $32s. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 3/5. Contact Ryan Haith Ranch Country Club, 11887 Tejon St, Westminster, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. for information. Draws limited to 32. $91.88 for one event, $92.38 for two events per player. Entries on TennisLink or to Ryan Walker by 5/4. Level 3 USTA Intermountain event; Level 5 MARCH 14-19 National event. Meadow Creek Junior Open 257210710 DESIGNATED MAY 29-31 Bs 18/16/14/12 Gs 14/12 ITA BG 12s Memorial Day Circuit Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness Club, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214. 257204710 303/232-6272. $34.50s. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann by 3/7. Limit two BGsd 12 events/player. All matches will play a 10-point tiebreak in lieu of a third set. Tennis Center At Steamboat Springs, Box 881537, 2500 Pine Grove Rd, Steamboat Springs, CO 80488. 970/879-8400. $85/player. Register online APRIL 15-18 at www.10s.com by 5/4. Contact Jim Swiggart for information. Entrants and Rolling Hills Junior Indoor Open seeds will be posted on www.10s.com on May 7 by 3pm. Level 3 USTA 257211110 Intermountain event; Level 5 National event. Entrants must be residents BGs 16/12 of the USTA/Intermountain Section. Rolling Hills Country Club, 15800 W 32nd Ave, Golden, CO 80401. 303/278- 1130. $24s. Entries on TennisLink or to Noah Tondre by 4/8. june 1-6 Jon Cox Memorial Junior Open APRIL 22-26 257213410 DESIGNATED JCC Spring Junior Open BGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 257230710 Creek Court Club, 5390 S Fulton Ct, Greenwood Village, CO 80111. 303/773- BGs 18/16/14/12/10 0465. $25s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Jan Cox by 5/26. Limit Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316- three events/player (1 singles/2 doubles). Matches played at Cherry Creek 6380. $24s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 4/15. High School, Smoky Hill High School and West Middle School.

APRIL 29-MAY 2 JUNE 4-6 Rolling Hills Junior Indoor Open Evergreen Junior Cup 257211410 257236910 BGs 18/14/10 BGs 18/16/14/12 Rolling Hills Country Club, 15800 W 32nd Ave, Golden, CO 80401. 303/278- Evergreen Sports Center, 2914 Evergreen Pkwy, Evergreen, CO 80439. 1130. $24s. Entries on TennisLink or to Noah Tondre by 4/22. 303/674-6884. $24s. Entries on TennisLink or to Kollman Gearhart by 5/28.

MAY 5-9 JUNE 8-13 Boulder Country Club Junior Open ITA Summer Sectional Championships 257211710 257236310 Bs 18/16/14/12/10 Gs 14/12/10 BGsd 18/16/14/12 Boulder Country Club, 7350 Clubhouse Rd, Boulder, CO 80301. 303/530- USTA Colorado, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, #201, Denver, CO 80209. 303/695-4116 3328. $28s. Entries on TennisLink or to Jon Winegardner 4/29. Matches will be ext. 214. $95/player. Entries on TennisLink by 5/5. Contact Lew Kosich for played indoors and outdoors, weather permitting, and off-site. information. Level 1 USTA Intermountain event; Level 3 USTA National event. MAY 14-17 College Bound Clay Court Championships JUNE 15-18 257262210 LAC Junior Open Championships BGs 18/16 257224110 Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111. BGs 18/16/14/12/10 303/771-2588. $32s. Entries on TennisLink or to Ryan Haith by 5/7. Draw Longmont Athletic Club, 10 Mountain View Ave, Longmont, CO 80501. limit 32. 303/772-4700 $28s. Entries on TennisLink or to Judi Laursen by 6/8. Limit one entry/player.

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JUNE 15-20 JULY 9-11 Colorado State Junior Open Lewis Tennis Mid-Summer Open 257201110 DESIGNATED 257207310 BGsd 18/16/14/12 BGs 10 Mxd 18/14 FMLC BGsd 18/16/14/12 FMLC Country Club of Colorado, 125 E Clubhouse Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906. Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO 719/538-4085. $30s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Bishop by 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis 6/8. Tennis by 7/3.

JUNE 18-20 JULY 13-15 Lewis Tennis Slammin' Summer Open USTA JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS SECTIONAL QUALIFIER 257209910 257228310 BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLC Team Competition Tournament to Qualify for Intermountain Sectional Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO Site TBA. $50/player. For information see page 58 or contact Dan Lewis, 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis USTA Colorado, 303/695-4116 x207/[email protected]. Entries on Tennis by 6/12. TennisLink only by 6/22.

JUNE 21-25 JULY 13-16 Mountain Ocean Junior Open 2010 FCCC Junior Open 257215810 DESIGNATED 257200410 BGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 BGs 18/16/14/12 Millennium Harvest House Tennis, 1345 28th Street, Boulder, CO 80302. Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422. 303/449-5033. $30s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Theresa Brown $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs by 7/8. by 6/14. Level 4 USTA Intermountain event; Level 5 National event. JULY 13-16 JUNE 27-JULY 1 Jim Kasic Memorial Junior Open USTA National Open 257217310 DESIGNATED 257200110 BGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 Bsd 18 Pueblo Tennis Club, PO Box 3213, Pueblo, CO 81005. 719/564-4111. $20s, Gates Tennis Center, 100 S Adams St, Denver, CO 80209. 303/355-4461. $12d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Norman Vail by 7/6. $81.13 for 1 event; $81.63/player for 2 events. JULY 19-22 JULY 5-9 LAC Junior Open Challenge Northern Colorado Junior Open 257262710 257216710 DESIGNATED BGs 18/16/14/12/10 BGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 Longmont Athletic Club, 10 Mountain View Ave, Longmont, CO 80501. Greeley Work Out West Tennis and Fitness, 5701 W 20th St, Greeley CO 303/772-4700 $29s. Entries on TennisLink or to Judi Laursen by 7/12. Limit 80631. 970/330-6707. $34/player (includes singles/doubles). Entries on one entry/player. TennisLink or to Brenda Vlasak by 6/29. Limit three events/player (two singles and a required doubles event). Matches played at Centennial Park. JULY 23-27 Denver Junior City Open JULY 6-10 257219610 DESIGNATED Corley Cup BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 257216810 Denver Tennis Club, 400 Forest St, Denver, CO 80220. 303/322-4524. $22s, BGs 18/16/14/12/10Arial Bold, Arial Black $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Scruggs by 7/16. No scheduling Colorado Springs Racquet Club, 2529 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO requests will be honored. 80915. 719/596-2958. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Bill Davis by 6/29.

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JULY 28-31 AUGUST 13-15 Meadow Creek Summer Junior Open Junior Team Tennis Colorado District Playoffs 257221010 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 AUGUST 20-22 Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness Club, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214. Memorial Park Junior Open 303/232-6272. $34.50s. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann by 7/21. All 257233810 matches will play a 10-point tiebreak in lieu of a third set. BGsd 18/16/14/12 FMLC Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO AUGUST 6-8 80909. 719/385-6023. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 8/13. ITA BG 18s Summer Sizzler Circuit Contact Kellie Ford for information. 257200810 BGsd 18 SEPTEMBER 3-6 Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness Club, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214. Summer Bash 303/232-6272. $91.88 for 1 event; 92.38 for 2 events. Entries on TennisLink by 257262610 7/6. Entry fee includes singles/doubles. Level 3 USTA Intermountain event; BGs 18/16/14/12 Level 5 National event. Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111. 303/771-2588. $32s. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 8/28. Contact Ryan Haith AUGUST 6-8 for information. Weekday matches will begin at 3:30pm, weekend matches will ITA BG 16s Summer Sizzler begin at 8am. Matches will be played on hard and clay courts. 257280610 BGsd 16 SEPTEMBER 10-12 Colorado Athletic Club Monaco, 2695 S Monaco Pkwy, Denver, CO 80222. Indian Summer Open 303/758-7080. $91.88 for one event; $92.37 for two events. Entries on TennisLink 257207110 by 7/6. Level 3 USTA Intermountain event; Level 5 National event. BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLC Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, AUGUST 10-15 CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries to TennisLink or to Lewis JCC Late Summer Championship Tennis by 9/4. 257229510 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316- 6380. $27s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 8/3. Weil Tennis Academy Summer Camps RANKED TOP 5 BY TENNIS MAGAZINE!

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SEPTEMBER 24-26 NOVEMBER 25-28 Flying Horse Stakes Championship Turkey Shoot Thanksgiving Junior Tournament 257236010 257223110 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 BGs 18/16/14/1210 Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. Country Club of Colorado, 125 E Clubhouse Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906. 719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 9/17. 719/538-4085. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Bishop by 11/18. Limit one event/player. OCTOBER 1-3 Lewis Tennis Pumpkin Open DECEMBER 26-31 257225510 Junior Holiday Open BGs 18/16/14/12/10 257223210 Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, BGs 18/16/14/12/10 CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by Colorado Springs Racquet Club, 2529 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 9/25. 80915. 719/596-2958. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Bill Davis by 12/16.

OCTOBER 15-17 Lewis Tennis OctoberFest Open early 2011 Junior Tournaments 257221110 BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLC January 1-5 Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO Northern Extreme at the Ranch 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis 257230011 Tennis by 10/9. BGsd 18/16 Ranch Country Club, 11887 Tejon Dr, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $26s, OCTOBER 18-24 $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Miikka Keronen by 12/24/10. Fox Hill Country Club Junior Open 257236210 January 21-23 BGsd 18/14/10 Lynmar Junior Open Fox Hill Country Club, PO Box 762, Longmont, CO 80502. 303/772-0246. 257216411 $18s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Ryan Winters by 10/11. BGsd 14/12/10 Lynmar Racquet Club, 2660 Vickers Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80918. NOVEMBER 5-7 719/598-7075. $30s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Jeanette Flying Horse Indoor Clay Downs Championships Paddock by 1/11/11. Limit two events/player. 257231710 BGs 18/16/14/12/10 February 3-7 Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. Lynmar Junior Open 719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 10/30. 257230111 BGsd 18/16 NOVEMBER 5-7 Lynmar Racquet Club, 2660 Vickers Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80918. Major Mortgage Autumn Junior Classic 719/598-7075. $30s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Jeanette 257201710 Paddock by 1/24/11. Limit two events/player. BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLC Grand Junction Indoor Tennis Center, 535 251/2 Road, Grand Junction, CO 81505. 970/241-2280. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Roger Speyer by 10/30. SUMMEr TENNIS CAMPS AT DU Junior Camps (9am-4pm) Boys High School Camp June 7-11 July 26-30 June 14-18 June 21-25 Camp Directors jeremy wurtzman (du women's coach) Danny Westerman (DU Men's coach)

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FEBRUARY 16-21 APRIL 15-19 Ranch Indoor Open JCC Doubles Spring Slam 257230310 DESIGNATED 257235210 MWsdMXd 35/45/55/65/75 Md 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Wd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 MXd 4.5/4.0/3.5 Ranch Country Club, 11887 Tejon, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $37s, Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316- $23d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Miikka Keronen by 2/9. Limit two 6380. $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 4/8. events/player with MXd as a third event. april 16-18 FEBRUARY 16-21 Flying Horse Clay Indoor Championships Colorado Springs Racquet Club 4.0/3.0 257231310 257230410 MWsdMXd 4.5/3.5/2.5 MWsd Chp/4.0/3.0 Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. Colorado Springs Racquet Club, 2529 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 719/487-2606. $27s, $25d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey 80915. 719/596-2958. $35s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Bill Davis by 4/9. by 2/7. APRIL 23-29 FEBRUARY 24-28 South Suburban Spring Fling Evergreen Sports Center Spring Doubles Challenge 257211210 DESIGNATED 5.0/4.0 257236810 MWsdMXd 5.0/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MWd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Littleton Golf & Tennis, 5800 S Federal Blvd, Littleton, CO 80123. 303/794- Evergreen Sports Center, 2914 Evergreen Pkwy, Evergreen, CO 80439. 6933. $29s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 4/16. All 303/674-6884. $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Kollman Gearhart by matches will play a 10-point tiebreak in lieu of a third set. 2/17. APRIL 24-MAY 1 MARCH 22-28 The 44th Annual Austin Scott Memorial Art Kono Memorial Tennis Tournament 257235110 DESIGNATED 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 257210810 MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MWsd 40/50/60/70 MWsd 4.5/3.5 MXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Boulder Tennis Association, PO Box 912, Boulder, CO 80306. 303/442-4282. Colorado Springs Racquet Club, 2529 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO $26s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Tournament Director by 4/17. 80915. 719/596-2958. $40s, $25d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Bill Davis by 3/15. APRIL 29-MAY 2 2010 FCCC Singles Open APRIL 3-9 257205910 Boulder Country Club Adult Open MWs 4.0/3.5/3.0 257210910 Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422. MWsd 3.5/3.0 $22s. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs 4/25. Boulder Country Club, 7350 Clubhouse Rd, Boulder, CO 80301. 303/530- 3328. $28s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Jon Winegardner by 3/26. APRIL 29-MAY 2 Off-site courts may be used. Weekday matches will begin at 5pm. All matches JCC Adult Open will play a 10-point tiebreak in lieu of a third set. 257235310 MWs Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 APRIL 8-11 Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316- Lynmar Senior Indoor 6380. $27s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 4/22. 257211310 DESIGNATED MWsdMXd 30/35/40/45/50/55/60/65/70/75/80 APRIL 30-MAY 2 Lynmar Racquet Club, 2660 Vickers Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80918. Cinco De Mayo Tournament 719/598-7075. MW30-60 $30s, $22d/player; MW65-80 $24s, $18d/. Entries 257232310 on TennisLink or to Jeanette Paddock by 3/29. Limit two singles/one doubles MWsdMXd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Combined MXd 6.5/7.5/8.5 FMLC or two doubles/one singles. Junction Indoor Tennis Center, 535 251/2 Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81505. 970/241-2280. $33s, $25d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Roger Speyer APRIL 12-18 by 4/23. 10th Annual Highlands Ranch 4.5/4.0 Showdown 257211010 MAY 1-2 MWsd 4.5/4.0 The 5th Annual Valerie Walls Memorial Highlands Ranch Community Association, 8801 S Broadway, Highlands 257224510 Ranch, CO 80126. 303/471-8934. $30s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or LM(Op)s,SE; LM(A)s; LM(B)s; LM(C)s; LW(Op)sd; LW(A)sd; LW(B)sd; LW(C) to Mike Shellman by 4/5. Limit two events/player. sd; LM(Op)d; LM(A)d; LM(B)d; LM(C)d; LQ(A)s; LQ(B)s; LQ(C)s; LQ(A)d; LQ(B)d; LQ(C)d Boulder Tennis Association, PO Box 912, Boulder, CO 80306. 303/442-4282. $13s, $8d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Valerie Walls Tennis Tournament, c/o Sue Coons by 4/24.

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MAY 3-9 Glen Hines Memorial Senior Tournament 257211910 DESIGNATED MWsdMXd 40/45/50/55/60/65/70/75/80/85 Apex Parks & Recreation, 12120 W 64th Ave, Arvada, CO 80004. 303/420- 1210. $23s ($18s second singles); $18d/player ($13d/player second doubles). Entries on TennisLink or to Michelle Crouse by 4/26. All matches played at the Arvada Tennis Center. 80+ divisions receive first entry free, $10 second (mail or phone entry only). 65+ begin at 10 am. Evening play begins at 6pm. Will honor reasonable first round scheduling requests and will attempt to schedule around USTA leagues (at level).

MAY 6-9 Meadow Creek May Adult 257212610 DESIGNATED 3.0 MWsdMXd 5.0/4.0/3.0 Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214. 303/232-6272. $34.50s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann by 4/29. Weekday matches will begin at 4pm and no matches on NTRP League night.

MAY 6-9 2010 FCCC Doubles Open 257234510 MWd 4.0/3.5/3.0 Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422. $22d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs by 5/2.

MAY 7-12 Pinery NTRP Championships 257212210 DESIGNATED MWsd 4.5/3.5/2.5 MXd 5.0/4.5/4.0 Pinery Country Club, 6900 E Pinery Pkwy, Parker, CO 80134. 303/841-3512. $31s, $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Garry Seymour by 4/30. No matches on NTRP League night. No MXd on Sunday. Weekday play begins at 6pm.

MAY 11-16 Pinery NTRP Championships 257212310 DESIGNATED MWsd 5.0/4.0/3.0 MXd 3.5/3.0 Pinery Country Club, 6900 E Pinery Pkwy, Parker, CO 80134. 303/841-3512. $31s, $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Garry Seymour by 5/4. No matches on NTRP League night. No MXd on Sunday. Weekday play begins at 6pm.

MAY 11-16 LAC Front Range Tennis Championships 257220810 MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Wsd 2.5 Msd 5.0 Longmont Athletic Club, 10 Mountain View Ave, Longmont, CO 80501. 303/772- 4700. $30s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Judy Larson by 5/4. All communication must be through email: [email protected]. No phone calls please.

MAY 13-16 Evergreen Sports Center Senior Slam 257237110 MWd 50/55/60/65/70/75 Evergreen Sports Center, 2914 Evergreen Pkwy, Evergreen, CO 80439. 303/674-6884. $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Kollman Gearhart by 5/6.

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MAY 14-20 South Suburban Doubles Classic 257213210 MWdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Centennial, CO 80111. 303/771- 3654. $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 5/7. All matches will play a 10-point tiebreak in lieu of a third set.

MAY 17-23 Parker Spring Open 257237310 MWsdMXd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 35/45/55 FRLC The Town of Parker, 20120 E Main St, Parker, CO 80138. 303/805-3261. $25s ($15 second singles), $20d/player ($15d/player second doubles). Matches Not just quality tennis, played at the Railbender Tennis Center. Entries on TennisLink or to Barry Riddle by 5/10. quality time. may 22 denver WTT league tournament

MAY 23-30 Northern Colorado Open 257235710 DESIGNATED chp/4.0/3.5/3.0 Joi d MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 FMLC n us on an Lewis Tennis School. Ste. E PMB 111, 1205 W Elizabeth St, Fort Collins, CO for great competiti a fu ds. 80521. 970/493-7000. $28s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis n tim frien Tennis by 5/16. e with family and

MAY 24-31 Larry Saiontz Memorial Day Tournament Sponsored by Legends of Aurora / Carrabba's 257212910 MWsd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Combined Mixed 5.0/6.0/7.0/8.0/9.0 MFIC Aurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St, #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326- 8700. $27s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 5/17. Limit two events/player.

MAY 26-31 31st Annual Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup 257212810 DESIGNATED Family Doubles/4.0/3.5/3.0 MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Family Doubles FS/FD/MS/MD Pueblo Tennis Club, PO Box 3213, Pueblo, CO 81005. 719/564-4111. $27s, $17d/player. Entries on Tennis Link ONLY by 5/19. Weekday matches begin June 7-13, 2010 • LoveLand at 5:30pm. Players must verify match location. For information, contact Norm TennisLink # 257260210 Vail. Men’s, Women’s, Family & Mixed: 2.5-Open Saturday Morning QuickStart Tennis for Kids MAY 27-31 $35/person first event; $15/person each additional event Clyde Rogers Memorial Day Open Mail-in entries must be received by May 28; sponsored by Las Margaritas Restaurant & Cantina 257213010 on-line entries must be completed by May 31. MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0 Washington Park Tennis Club, PO Box 261223, Littleton, CO 80163. 303/458- Fabulous Food, drinks & unique awards! 8779 $27s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 5/20. Limit two events/ player. For information, contact Ken Van Der Laan. A beneFiT FOr PAThWAyS hOSPice MAY 28-30 Flying Horse Outdoor Championships For information and registration contact: 257231410 MWsd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 PAThWAyS hOSPice Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. 305 carpenter road 719/487-2606. $30s, $25d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey Fort collins, cO 80525 by 5/22. 970/663-3500 • www.PAThWAyS-cAre.org coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 65 2010 senior/ntrp/family/championship events

MAY 31-JUNE 6 Chester Harris Memorial City Park Tournament 257228410 MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 40/45/50/55/60/65 Family Doubles FS/FD/MS/MD City Park Racquet Club, 1726 Downing St, Denver, CO 80218. 303/949-7916. $28s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Susan Nakano by 5/24. All matches will play a 10-point tiebreak in lieu of a third set.

june 1-6 Meadow Creek 4.5/3.5 257213610 DESIGNATED 4.5 MWsdMXd 4.5/3.5 Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214. 303/232-6272. $34.50s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann by 5/25. No matches will be scheduled on NTRP League night. Matches will begin at 4pm on weekdays.

JUNE 3-6 Colorado Springs Spring Spree 257214510 MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Family Doubles FS/FD/MS/MD Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs, CO 80909. 719/ 385-6023. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 5/26. Contact Kellie Ford for information.

JUNE 6-13 The Ranch Country Club Tennis Shootout 257214010 DESIGNATED 5.0/3.5 MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Ranch Country Club, 11883 Tejon St, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $34s, $22d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Miikka Keronen by 5/31. Weekday matches begin at 5pm. Matches will be scheduled around USTA Leagues at level (not MXd).

JUNE 11-13 Breckenridge NTRP 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 257213310 MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Town of Breckenridge Recreation Center, PO Box 168, Breckenridge, CO 80424. 970/ 453-1734. $28s, $15d/player. Entries by TennisLink only by 6/4. For information contact John O’Connor.

JUNE 11-13 ITA 2010 Senior Sectional Championships 257207510 DESIGNATED MWsd 30/35/40/45/50/55/60/65/70/75/80 MXd 30/35/40/45/50/55/60/65 Tennis Center At Steamboat Colorado Springs, Box 881537, 2500 Pine Grove Rd, Steamboat Colorado Springs, CO 80488. 970/879-8400. $36s, $22d/ player. Limit two events/player (no two MXd). Entries on TennisLink or to Jim Swiggart by 6/4. Entrants must be residents of the USTA Intermountain Section.

JUNE 11-13 Gates Spring Ladder Classic 257232910 MWs 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Gates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Denver, CO 80209. 303/355-4461. $12 participation fee/$14 tournament fee. Top 8 players qualify from the Gates Spring Ladder (3/23-5/30) feed into this end-of-season sanctioned tournament. Entries on TennisLink or to Sam Hitman by 6/5.

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JUNE 11-13 JULY 6-11 Elam Classic Lakewood Open 257214610 257206010 Msd Chp $10,000 Prize Money MWsdMXd 4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Canyon View Tennis Courts, 1111 Horizon Ct #101, Grand Junction, CO Lakewood Tennis Association, 724 S Osage St, Denver, CO 80223. 303/934- 81506. 970/ 242-1490. $40s, $25d/player. Entries on TennisLink only by 6/4. 8878. $25s ($20s second singles), $18d/player ($15.50d/player second Contact Harold Carrizo for information. doubles). Entries on TennisLink or to Josh Neugebauer by 6/30.

JUNE 12-19 JULY 8-11 Longmont Open Pikes Peak Classic 257234710 257237010 MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 FMLC MWsdMXd Chp/35/40/45/50/55/60/65/70 MWdMXd 75 Longmont Tennis Association, PO Box 2252, Longmont, CO 80502. 303/485- Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs, CO 8348. $28s $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Gina Walker by 6/5. 80909. 719/ 385-6023. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 7/1. Contact Kellie Ford for information. JUNE 15-20 Colorado State Junior Open JULY 9-11 257201110 River Valley Ranch Tennis Classic Family Doubles FS/FD/MS/MD 257217810 Country Club of Colorado, 125 E Clubhouse Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906. MWsdMXd 4.0/3.5 MsdMXd 5.0 Wsd 4.5 719/538-4085. $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Bishop by 6/8. River Valley Ranch Master Association, 444 River Valley Ranch Dr, Carbondale, CO 81623. 970/963-8463. $25s, $17d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Josh JUNE 18-20 Passchier by 7/2. Various locations. Clay and hard courts will be used. USTA Spring Mixed League district championships JULY 10-17 JUNE 18-27 Sill-Terhar Motors Broomfield Open Tournament Denver City Open 257217210 DESIGNATED 4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 257215310 DESIGNATED MWsd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MWsdMXd Chp/35/40/45/50/55/60/65/70/75/80 4.5/4.0 Family Doubles FS/FD/ Broomfield Swim & Tennis Club, 250 Main St, Broomfield, CO 80020. 303/775- MS/MD Prize Money TBD 8174. $30s; $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Doug Kazarosian, ten- Denver Tennis Club, 400 Forest St, Denver, CO 80220. 303/322-4524. [email protected] (PO Box 63 Broomfield, CO 80020) by 7/3. Round robin MWMXd Open $30s, $20d/player; Senior 35-55 $28s, $20d/player; 55-80 for all 2.5 events. Weekday matches begin at 4pm. Reasonable scheduling $20s, $15d/player; Family $20d/player; NTRP $30s, $20d/player. Entries on conflicts may be accommodated if contacted prior to tournament deadline. TennisLink or Zach Smith by 6/11. JULY 16-18 JUNE 28-JULY 4 Vail Valley Open @ Homestead Court Club Aurora Fire Cracker 257224310 257216310 MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 MWsd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MFIC Homestead Court Club, PO Box 808, Edwards, CO 81632. 970/926-1067. Aurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St, #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326- $33s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Derek Fisher by 7/9. 8700. $27s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 6/21. Play on 6/30-7/2 will begin at 5pm. Limit two events/player.

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the 94th Annual June 25-27 Junior governor’s Cup TL# 258130510 Cheyenne Denver CityJune 18-27, Open 2010 augusT 13-15 adulT governor’s Cup TL# 258102610 Cheyenne Events include Championships (MWSDMX), 4.0, 4.5 (MWSMX) 35-80 (SDMX). sepTember 4-5 bob david senior Championships Entry deadline is Saturday, June 12 on TennisLink or to the DTC. aT Cheyenne CC Contact DTC, (303) 322-4524 • Zachary Smith, Tournament Director TL# 258102010 Cheyenne coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 67 2010 senior/ntrp/family/championship events

JULY 18-25 JULY 23-25 Arvada Tennis Center Summer Smash ROCKY MOUNTAIN WHEELCHAIR OPEN 257219010 DESIGNATED 5.0 257230810 MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.0/2.5 FMLC MWsd Open/A/B/C Qsd Open/A Apex Parks & Recreation, 12120 W 64th Ave, Arvada, CO 80004. 303/431- Gates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Denver, CO 80209. $10s, $10d/ 9004. $25s ($20s second singles), $18d/player ($14d/player second doubles). player. Entries on TennisLink or to Sue Coons, [email protected] by Entries on TennisLink or to Michelle Crouse by 7/11. All matches played at the 7/16. Arvada Tennis Center. Will honor reasonable first round scheduling requests and attempt to schedule around USTA League at level. Play begins at 6pm. JULY 23-26 Player BBQ on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon. Colorado Athletic Club Monaco Adult NTRP 257227710 JULY 19-25 MWsdMXd 4.5/3.5/2.5 Work Out West 2010 Greeley Tennis Championships Colorado Athletic Club Monaco, 2695 S Monaco Pkwy, Denver, CO 80222. 257237610 303/758-7080. $25s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Wendy Donovan MWs Chp/4.0/3.5/3.0 MWd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Combined Mixed 6.5/7.5/8.5 FMLC by 7/16. Indoor and outdoor courts may be used. Greeley Work Out West Fitness & Tennis Club, 5701 W 20th St, Greeley, CO 80634. 970/330-6707. $25s or d/player ($15s or d/player second event). JULY 30-AUGUST 1 Entries on TennisLink or to Laurie Anderson by 7/12. 1st place winners of 2010 Rocky Mountain State Games men's and women's open singles will be awarded $250. Weekday matches 257207410 begin at 5:30pm. Limit two events/player. MWsdMXd Chp5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Colorado Springs Sports Association, Suite E, 1631 Mesa Ave, Colorado JULY 20-25 Springs, CO 80906. 719/634-7333. $20 first event, $40 for second/-third Southern Colorado State Open events. Tournament website: www.stategamesofthewest.org. Entries on 257217410 DESIGNATED 5.0/4.5/Family Doubles TennisLink or to Dave Lehman by 7/20. Matches played at Memorial Park. MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 MWs 2.5 Family Doubles FS/FD/MS/MD Country Club of Colorado, 125 E Clubhouse Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906. JULY 30-AUGUST 1 719/ 538-4085. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Bishop, USTA Adult league district championships [email protected], by 7/13. Scheduling conflicts must be resolved prior to publication of times on the web.

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JULY 30-AUGUST 1 AUGUST 13-15 Bill Wright Clay Court Championships 2010 Steamboat NTRP Championships MWsdMXd Chp/35/45/55/65/75 257207610 Vail Tennis Center, 700 S Frontage Road East, Vail, CO 81657. 970/ 479-2294. MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 $30s, $17.50d/person. Entries to Bob Seward by 7/23. Tennis Center At Steamboat Colorado Springs, Box 881537, 2500 Pine Grove Rd, Steamboat Colorado Springs, CO 80488. 970/879-8400. $36s, $22d/ AUGUST 7 player. Limit two events/player (no two MXd). Entries on TennisLink or to Jim northern colorado WTT league tournament Swiggart by 8/6.

AUGUST 7-15 AUGUST 14-15 Babolat Boulder Open at The Millennium Harvest House colorado springs WTT league tournament 257218110 DESIGNATED 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5/family doubles/ita chp august 16-22 MWsdMXd Chp/40/45/50/55/60/65/70 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Family Doubles FS/ colorado state university open FD/MS/MD $5000 prize money 257238010 Millennium Harvest House Tennis, 1345 28th St, Boulder, CO 80302. 303/449- MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 5033. MWMXd Open $35s, $24d; NTRP/MW30-50 $31s, $21d/player; MW55- Colorado State University, McGraw Athletic Center, Rm 200C, Fort Collins, 80 $25s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Theresa Brown by 7/31. Limit CO 80523. 970/491-1311. $25s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Jon three NTRP events/player. Senior/Super Senior Events will be held August Messick by 8/9. 7-8, 13-15. Every effort will be made to accommodate league conflicts at level. Some events will be held at the CU South Tennis Complex. AUGUST 19-22 Meadow Creek 5.0/4.0/3.0 AUGUST 9-15 257220710 34th Annual Ted Swenson Super Senior MWsdMXd 5.0/4.0/3.0 257232810 DESIGNATED Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214. MWsdMXd 60/65/7075 Msd 55 Wsd 50/55 303/232-6272. $34.50s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann Site and Dates TBA. Please check TennisLink for updated information. by 8/12. Weekday matches will begin at 4pm.

AUGUST 10-12 AUGUST 20-22 Daytime Doubles League district championships Gates Summer Ladder Classic 257233310 MWs 5.0/4.5/3.5/2.5 Gates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Denver, CO 80209. 303/355-4461. $12 participation fee and $14 tournament fee. Top 8 qualify from the Gates Spring Ladder (6/1-8/8) feed info this end-of-season sanctioned tournament. Entries on TennisLink or to Sam Hitman by 8/13.

AUGUST 23-29 JCC State Open Tune-up 257235610 MWsd Chp/35/45/55/65 MXd Chp Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316- 6380. $27s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 8/16. Limit two events/player. Weekday matches will begin at 5pm.

AUGUST 27-29 Memorial Park Challenge 257237210 MWsdMXd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Ms 5.0 WsdMXd 2.5 Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80909. 719/385-6023. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Kellie Ford by 8/20.

AUGUST 27-SEPTEMBER 3 The Ned Cooney Memorial Meadows Club Adult Open 257221810 MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Meadows Club, PO Box 4542, Boulder, CO 80306. 303/494-0410. $32s, $22d/ player. Entries on TennisLink or to Adrian Games by 8/20.

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AUGUST 31-SEPTEMBER 6 SEPTEMBER 17-19 Aurora Labor Day NTRP 2010 FCCC Fall Singles Open 257221210 257234810 MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MWs 4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Aurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St, #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326- Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422. 8700. $27s; $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 8/24. $22s. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs 9/12. Limit two events/player. SEPTEMBER 18-20 SEPTEMBER 3-6 Major Mortgage Autumn Classic Chet Niemeyer Labor Day Tournament 257201610 Sponsored by Las Margaritas Restaurant and Cantina MWsdMXd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 257221310 Tennis Center At Grand Junction, 535 251/2 Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81505. MWsdMXd 3.5/3.0/2.5 970/241-2280. $30s, $22d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Roger Speyer Washington Park Tennis Club, 2658 Vrain St, Denver, CO 80212. 303/458- by 9/11. 8779. $27s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 8/27. For information contact Ken van der Laan, [email protected]. Limit two events/player. SEPTEMBER 24-26 Coman tiebreak will be used. 2010 FCCC Doubles Open 257234910 SEPTEMBER 10-12 MWd 4.0/3.5/3.0 USTA Senior League district championships Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422. $22d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs 9/20. SEPTEMBER 10-19 Colorado State Open SEPTEMBER 24-26 257216610 DESIGNATEd Twilight League district championships MWsdMXd Chp/35/40/45/50/55/60/65 MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5 Wd 75 Msd 75/80 MWsd 70 Gates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Denver, CO 80209. 303/355-4461. MWMXdOpen MOpen $55s, WOpen $45s, $35d/player; MW35 $45s, $30d/ player; MW40-60 $34s, $25d/player; MW65-80 $28s, $20d/player; MXd 35-75 $25d/player. NTRP $35s, $25d/player; Family Doubles $25d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Eric Rose by 9/3. We offer Meanwhile, back at The Ranch... Annual Tennis Memberships.

Join us for all our fantastic adult & junior tournaments! Come and check out our limited winter Our tournaments offer many player benefits, some ITA MEMORIAL DAY CIRCUIT drop-in programs, of which include: t-shirts, complimentary food and TL# 257202310 open to non-members. beverages and player-friendly scheduling when BGs 16 05/23-05/25/10, deadline 05/01/10 possible. Visit RANCH CC TENNIS SHOOTOUT TL# 257214010 THERANCHCC.com MWsdMXd 2.5,3.0,3.5,4.0,4.5,5.0 for details. DESIGNATED 3.5/5.0 06/06-06/13/10, deadline 05/31/10 For more information RANCH ROUNDUP or to schedule a tour, TL# 257216510 contact Miikka Keronen, BGsd 10,12,14,16,18 DESIGNATED Satellite Director of Tennis, 06/26-06/30/2010, deadline 6/19/10 at 303/469-5372, or email NORTHERN EXTREME [email protected]. TL# 257230011 BGsd 16,18 1/1/09-01/04/11, deadline 12/24/10 RANCH INDOOR OPEN TL# 257230311 MWsdMXd 35, 45, 55, 65, 75 DESIGNATED 02/15-02/20/11, deadline 02/08/11 11887 Tejon Street, Westminster

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SEPTEMBER 24-27 Denver Clay Court Championships 257221910 MWs 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111. 303/771-2588. $32s. Entries on TennisLink only by 9/19. Contact Ryan Haith for information. Draws limited to 32. Weekday matches will begin at 6pm, weekend matches will begin at 8:30am.

SEPTEMBER 24-30 South Suburban Championships 257221510 DESIGNATED 2.5 MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Centennial, CO 80111. 303/771- 3rd AnnuAl 3654. $29s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 9/17. SEPTEMBER 27-OCTOBER 3 TEnnIS WITH Parker Fall Open 257266310 MWsd Chp/35/45/55 - MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 FRLC THE STArS Town of Parker, 20120 E Main St, Parker, CO 80138. 303/805-3261. $25s ($15 1-8pm second singles), $20d/player ($15d/player second doubles). Matches played at Railbender Tennis Center. Entries on TennisLink or to Barry Riddle by 9/20. Saturday | August 29 Gates Tennis Center SEPTEMBER 27-OCTOBER 3 Aurora Fall Doubles Classic Benefiting 257206310 Colorado Youth Tennis Foundation MWd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Combined MXd 5.5/6.5/7.5/8.5/9.5/10.5 MFIC among other causes helping kids in need. Aurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St, Suite 300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326-8700. $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 9/17. Featuring: Limit two events/player. Matches played at Utah Park. Owen DaviDsOn: 12 time Grand slam winner Jeff salzenstein: Colorado tennis Hall of famer OCTOBER 1-3 sCOtt HumpHries | paul GOlDstein PPCTA Fall Tennisfest mayOr JOHn HiCkenlOOper | D.a. mitCH mOrrissey 257229910 Jim Benemann (CBs 4) | Christine Chang (CHannel 7) MWsdMXd Chp4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Family Doubles F/S, F/D, M/S, M/D Jake sCHrOeDer (Opie Gone Bad) Pikes Peak Community Tennis Association, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80909. 719/473-4288. $25s, $25d/player. Entries on TennisLink also featuring many of Colorado’s top local pros, or to Kellie Ford by 9/26. coaches, adults & junior players. Event Hosts OCTOBER 7-10 Loan Vo, Josh Hanfling & Blacktie Colorado (Kenton Kuhn) Colorado Springs Open 257220610 Event director MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 andy zodin, host of IN THE TENNIS ZONE on am 1510. Lynmar Racquet Club, 2660 Vickers Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80918. 719/598-7075 $31s, $22d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Jeanette *all players will play a minimum of 3 hours of great tennis! Paddock by 9/28. Limit two singles/one doubles or two doubles/one singles. *Food, drinks, prizes, and great music all day! Weekday play begins at 5:30pm. *silent auction items galore! *awards and world-class exhibition matches from 6-8pm. OCTOBER 8-10 *after party at 8pm. ITA Fall Mixed Doubles League District championships *adult entry $100....Junior entry $50.

OCTOBER 11-13 Purchase your entry online at: Women’s Summer Daytime League district championships www.blacktie-colorado.com/rsvp and enter event code: TEnnIS OCTOBER 15-17 The Last Chance Tennis Championships 257233910 MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80909. 719/385-6023. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Kellie Ford by 10/8. coloradotennis.com 2010 big book of colorado tennis 71 2010 senior/ntrp/family/championship events

OCTOBER 15-17 DECEMBER 2-6 JCC Men's NTRP Challenge Greenwood Doubles Challenge 257229710 257263610 Ms 4.0/3.5 MWdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316- Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111. 6380. $29S Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 10/8. 303/771-2588. $22d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 11/26. Contact Ryan Haith for information. Players may only compete at one NTRP level. OCTOBER 15-21 South Suburban Fall Classic 257222710 DESIGNATED 3.5 early 2011 Tournaments February 4-10 MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5 South Suburban Valentines Day Classic Littleton Golf & Tennis Club 5800 S Federal Blvd, Littleton, CO 80123. 303/794- 257230211 Designated 3.0 6933. $29s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 10/8. MWsdMxd 5.0/4.0/3.0 OCTOBER 22-25 Littleton Golf and Tennis, 5800 S Federal Blvd, Littleton, CO 80123. 303/794- JCC Women's NTRP Challenge 6933 $29s, $18d/player. Entires on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 1/29/11. 257229810 February 15-20 Ws 4.0/3.5/3.0 Ranch Indoor Open Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316- 257230311 Designated 6380. $29s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 10/15. MWsdMxd 35/45/55/65/75 OCTOBER 29-31 Ranch Country Club, 11887 Tejon Dr, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $37s, Gates Fall Ladder $23d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Miikka Keronen by 2/8/11. Limit two 257234310 events/player with MXd as a third.

MWs 5.0/4.5/3.5/2.5 February 15-20 Gates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Denver, CO 80209. 303/355-4461. Colorado Springs Racquet Club 4.0/3.0 $12 participation fee and $14 tournament fee. Top 8 qualify from the Gates 257230411 Spring Ladder (6/1-8/8) feed info this end-of-season sanctioned tournament. MWsd Chp/4.0/3.0 Entries on TennisLink or to Sam Hitman by 10/22. Colorado Springs Racquet Club, 2529 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO OCTOBER 29-NOVEMBER 1 80915. 719/596-2958. $35s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Bill Davis Denver Winter Clay Court Championships by 2/08/11. 257222910 G A M E - S E T - M A T C H , I N C . MWs 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Ms 5.0 Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111. 303/771-2588. $32s. Entries on TennisLink only by 10/22. Contact Ryan Haith WE BUY WORKING for information. Weekday matches will begin at 5pm. Weekend matches will begin at 8:30am. AND NON-WORKING NOVEMBER 1-7 Fox Hill Country Club Adult NTRP BALL MACHINES. 257235510 MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 WE SELL: Fox Hill Country Club, PO Box 762, Longmont, CO 80502. 303-772-0246. Playmate Meteltek Commercial $18s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Ryan Winters by 10/25. and Portable Machines Sports Tutor Portables NOVEMBER 3-7 Evergreen Sports Center Turkey Shoot 257236710 ALSO AVAILABLE FROM GAME-SET-MATCH, INC: MWd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 FOR MORE INFORMATION – Service contracts Game-Set-Match Inc. of Park Meadows Evergreen Sports Center, 2914 Evergreen Pkwy, Evergreen, CO 80439. – Trade ins 303/674-6884. $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Kollman Gearhart by 8375 S. Willow St. #258 – Sales Littleton, CO 80124 10/29.

NOVEMBER 12-14 WWW .GAMESETMA T CHI NC.COM Flying Horse Indoor Clay Winter Championships 257231510 GAME-SET-MATCH MWsd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 GAME-SET-MATCH GAME-SET-MATCH OF GREENWOOD OF PARK MEADOWS OF CHERRY CREEK ATHLETIC & TENNIS CLUB Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921. 719/487- 8375 S. Willow St., Suite 208 333 S. Colorado Blvd. 5801 South Quebec Street 2606. $30s, $25/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 11/5. Littleton, CO 80124 Denver, CO 80246 Greenwood Village, Colorado 80111 303.790.1991 303.394.1991 303.771.2588

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