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2018 TENNIS PROGRAMS Programs start the week of April 23, 2018 To sign up for a program or lesson, call 717-657-3212 x10 www.ColonialGolfTennis.com Adult & Junior Private Lessons TWICE A MONTH Call to Schedule Dates and Times “Play with the Pros” $65 an hour per person Free Round Robin Socials Tuesdays Meet Our Tennis Professionals is a New York native Ladies Day Drills 9:00-10:30 AM Roy Coopersmith $30 per person but coached and taught on the mainline in Philadelphia. He has a wealth of Junior Clinic 4:30-6:00 PM experience coaching all ages and levels $25 per junior of players, including pros and juniors in Tuesday Junior Clinics run 04/24-06/05 and 08/28-10/09 America, Spain, Croatia, India, Vietnam, Adult Intermediate Clinic 5:30-7:00 PM Philippines, and Dubai. He coached $30 per person many WTA, ATP and ITF players such as Jelena Jankovic, Jamea Jackson, Tommy Shimada and Wednesdays Philipp Kohlschreiber. Roy was ranked #1 in Middle States Beginner Clinic 5:30-7:00 PM 35’s and played pro tennis and highest level German $30 per person league tennis while living in Europe. He has been certified USPTA Elite Pro, PTR Pro and as a WTA Sony Ericsson tour Thursdays coach, all while taking classes and seminars to hone his Junior Clinic 4:30-6:00 PM coaching skills. He is well-versed in the QuickStart Junior $25 per junior Tennis Program for 5-12-year olds. Roy is very excited to Thursday Junior Clinics run 04/26-06/07 and 08/30-10/11 bring his decades of knowledge and skill to Colonial! Adult Intermediate Clinic 5:30-7:00 PM Maja Coopersmith hails from Split, $30 per person Croatia. She grew up on the red clay and as a junior was one of the best in world. Fridays She turned pro at 15 and by 17 was Cardio Tennis 8:00-9:00 AM ranked WTA 142, beating several top 10 $25 per member players. Maja represented her country many times in the Federation Cup and Saturdays competed in all four slams: Australian Adult Intermediate Clinic 9:00-10:30 AM Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open. She $30 per person has beaten players such as Anke Huber, Barbara Schett, Daniela Hantuchova, and Sandrine Testud. Maja is PTR Junior Supervised Match Play 1:00-2:30 PM certified and has coached players of all ages and levels $25 per person since 1999. She loves coaching young and adult-level beginners and ladies’ teams. Maja enjoys running fun, Sundays well-paced drills and looks forward to passing on her Mixed Advanced Clinic 9:00-10:30 AM seasoned knowledge and expertise to members! $30 per person Beginner clinic 1:00-2:30 PM Colonial Golf & Tennis Club $30 per person 4901 Linglestown Rd. | Harrisburg PA 17112.

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