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National Masters Racquetball Association Fall 2017 – Racquet FALL 2017 Official Newsletter of the National Masters Racquetball Association (NMRA) INSIDE IRF Albuquerque World Seniors 95+ Division Championships This Issue: By Rick Betts | Doubles-Only Entry ..... 3 Some of us young players were lucky enough been only one player signed up for the division, | Results ....................... 8 to be around when the match of the century got so he had to play younger players in his round- | NMRA Hall of Fame . 14 started at the Midtown Sports & Wellness club robin draw. It was great to see how athletic in Albuquerque during the 2017 Word Seniors and skilled we are all going to look in another | Nat’l Championships .. 15 Championships. The local news crew and 25 to 30 years. Congratulations to all of the | Election Candidates ... 22 reporter were there to get the scoop. The 95+ 80+ players in the tournament—you are so | Tournament Trail ...... 24 Singles final was about to begin. Both players inspirational to the rest of us. | NMRA Board ............ 24 were wearing red for military Friday reasons, and they played their hearts out. — — * — — Bill Matotan lives in Albuquerque and he had NMRA Spring just turned 95. He plays handball and racquetball Tourney Set two times a week, so he was ready. for May Lake Westphal, also 95, drove in from Sun City (Moved from March) West, Arizona, to compete. Sun City West is the By Jerry and Peggy Pren- site of Greg Steger’s annual Men of October tiss, Easton, PA NMRA tournament where the youngest division is the 80s. Members It was a great match and Lake Westphal emerged Hi NMRA players! Are as the winner. Check out the story that ran in the you ready to come to Albuquerque Journal. Video may be uploaded to the Northeast US for the IRF Youtube.com soon by Tim Baghurst. the first time in many https://www.abqjournal.com/1057434/senior- years? We are really racquetball-championships-come-to-a-close- excited about having saturday.html the NMRA come to This is not the first gold medal ever awarded to our neck of the woods, 95-year-old players, but in the past, there has so we jumped in and volunteered to help get the tournament set President’s Corner - More Racquetball Hats up. NMRA President By Cindy Tilbury, NMRA President Cindy Tilbury asked Just a few short weeks ago I knew I spent a little too much time on the business us to check out hotels of racquetball and could not imagine that I could take on even one more and make a list of great racquetball duty. Somehow I have taken on several more. things to do in the As I am compiling the content for the NMRA RacquetRacket newsletter, I am Warren and Newark, thinking not just about the upcoming four NMRA events. December 1 through New Jersey areas. 3 Pleasanton is fairly well planned; May 2 through 5 Warren is coming along very nicely; July 25 Right away, we through 28 Denver has the contracts in the works. Two great options are available for the Doubles- discovered that the Only tourney in December 2018. I’d say we are doing well in our planning—especially compared to original March dates other years when events were NOT coming together smoothly. were not going to Then, this January, I will be in a group of tournament directors putting on the famous Women’s Senior Masters Championships in Tucson January 12 through 14. continued on Page 2... continued on Page 2... NationalMastersRacquetball.org | 1 Racquetball in President’s Corner - More Racquetball Hats continued from page 1 Unexpected The Saturday night banquet with dancing makes To achieve that goal, I decided the IRT needed Places this the most fun tournament of the year for a September tour stop at my club in Southern By Cindy Tilbury women. Most of that preparation is done, too. I California. I got lots of help, but basically, Rick can’t wait. Betts and I turned a planned one-day shootout I love finding racquetball At our local club, I coordinate just a few activities into a four-day Tier 1 pro stop with added pro mentions or videos or doubles. It was a great success—very gratifying— people in unexpected for my group of players, including some shootouts and leagues. but I am still getting my energy back places. Here are some after the long hours. The men pros of the recent ones. I recently joined the USAR Board will next compete at the US Open in June 12, 2017 Tony of Directors and that mainly consists Minneapolis for Grand Slam money. Awards of conference calls and votes on Thankfully, Doug Ganim and the - Falsettos Musical “How issues that arise. I like representing USAR staff will be running that Was Your Day” Song our 40+ players to the USAR board one. I hope you will all send your - Gay Couple Plays and staff. I truly believe our group positive thoughts our way for the Racquetball (No Court) has kept the sport thriving and new organization and let us know if Small Racquets With embodies the most fun aspects of we can do better or make changes Old Eyeguards tournament play. to realize our goal of making more HGTV Lakefront If that was not enough racquetball hats money for IRT pro players and Bargain Hunt for one person, I took the opportunity in July raising the profile of racquetball - Lake Erie, Ohio to join a group of investors buying the men’s around the world. Simple, no? - Couple Buys Condo pro racquetball organization, the International In that same thread, if you perceive that I have on the Lake With Racquetball Tour. At first, I didn’t think there racquetball or other interests that conflict with the Racquetball Court and would be much to do on a day-to-day basis, but NMRA, I hope you will bring those to my attention Plays Badly But Cutely my passion to make racquetball grow in numbers right away and we can sort it all out. It has never August, 2017 Malibu of players and recognition would not let me sit been trouble in the past, doing non-profit work for Surfside News still. I look at the entire sport differently now and non-profit organizations that are sister organizations. - Rick Betts and Cindy try even harder than before to make it better. Wish me luck. It is going to be a great 2018! Tilbury have long article about how they NMRA Spring Tourney Set for May (Moved from March) continued from page 1 met, bought the IRT make any friends of the racquetball crowd in will be our host hotel and banquet site. Thinking Tour and want to grow the area. We would have probably been okay that most of our players will be from the area, the sport of racquetball working around Easter, since we end our tourna- we only booked 26 rooms per night. PLEASE September 12, 2017 ments on Saturday afternoon, but the first night BOOK YOUR ROOM RIGHT AWAY if you plan to ESPN Sports Center of Passover would have been the night of our play this tourney, so we can get more reserved if Los Angeles Edition banquet, and we wouldn’t want anyone to have we need them. Online registration on R2Sports. - Kane Waselenchuk to choose. We had to move it. It was not easy com is ready to go, also. / Daniel DeLaRosa at finding another date, but May 2 through 5 was 2017 Chicago Shamrock Go to the www.nmra.info website to get the Info the first weekend we could book. It seems the Sheet, the mail-in Entry Form, a Flyer you can Open Top Ten Plays March/April timeframe is an extremely busy one Number Four post at your club, and a list of Things To Do in for racquetball events in that area. the Newark area and beyond. Book your plans October 4, 2017 ESPN After making that difficult decision, we to stay awhile and see a Broadway show or a Sports Center Los went ahead and booked the Warren Statue of Liberty harbor cruise. The weather Angeles Edition Racquet & Health Club, which has ten should be beautiful in May. If you need sug- - Kane Waselenchuk courts. Then, we were able to get a gestions on things to do, feel free to call us at / Rodrigo Montoya great deal on a hotel in the area that 610.659.1989, or ask us during the tournament. at 2017 Canoga Park Phase IV Pro Am Top had not even been built (finished) Jonathan Clay, our club contact, will Ten Plays Number Two yet. The brand new Somerset- also be a great resource on this one. Bridgewater Hotel in Somerset See you in May 2018! October 12, 2017 Comic Strip “Baby Blues” Just a mention but pretty cute. 2 | NMRA 2017 NMRA DOUBLES-ONLY CHAMPIONSHIPS Registration Thursday, November 30, Play December 1-3 at ClubSport Pleasanton, 7090 Johnson Drive, Pleasanton, CA 94588 Entry By Mail Must Be POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN: 11/10/2017 Online Entries Must Be COMPLETED BY: 11/13/2017 http://www.r2sports.com/tourney/home.asp?TID=21765 Maximum Players 100! Sign up early! Hotel: DoubleTree Hilton, 7050 Johnson Dr., Pleasanton, CA 94588 | 925.463.2822, code NMRA Please Print — Be Legible, Complete & Accurate Limit of two events Name: _____________________________________________ DOUBLES MIXED AGE Address: ___________________________________________ MEN WOMEN City/State/Zip: _______________________________________ 40+ Phone Day: __________________________________ n/a 40+ B/C n/a Phone Night: _________________________________ 45+ Email: _______________________________________ 50+ n/a 50+ B/C n/a DOB: m_____ / d_____ / yr_____ Age on 12/01/2017 ______ 55+ Waiver: I hereby, for myself, my heirs, executors, and administers, waive & release any & all rights and claims that I may have against the NMRA, USAR, 60+ and ClubSport Pleasanton and their staff, and all sponsors or their respective 65+ agents, for any and all injuries or damages of any nature which I, my spouse or my guest(s) may incur as a result of my participation in this tournament.
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