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photo by Kurt Desautels/USTA ColoradoA District of the United States Tennis Association, USTA Colorado is thegoverning body of tennis in our state. USTA Colorado’s mission is to promoteand develop the growth of tennis in Colorado. We do this in a numberof ways.We provide grants to organizations that want to introduce tennis to theircommunities and we offer scholarships to junior players who seek to taketheir game to the next level. We coordinate adult league play for morethan 30,000 players across the state, and offer programs for junior playersof all ages and abilities. Our sanctioned tournament schedule offers morethan 160 events this year, including several opportunities for wheelchairathletes.We are in the parks. We are in recreation centers and in private clubs.We are in schools helping physical education teachers introduce our kids toa game that they can play for a lifetime, keeping them fit and healthy. Webelieve that fundamental tennis principles like sportsmanship, hard workand personal responsibility translate into every area of life. Through tenniswe are helping people realize their potential both on and off the court.We are more than 22,000 members strong, but our scope is not confinedto those players alone. We represent the nearly 500,000 tennis playersin our state, providing information and opportunities to play for each andevery one of them. We reach out to all players, including those of diversecultural backgrounds, mentally and physically challenged athletes, andunder-served communities. Diversity and Inclusion is a strategic priority forUSTA Colorado and one of our core values. Diversity allows us to touch allof Colorado and Inclusion allows all of Colorado to touch us.We invite you to find out more about the lifetime sport of tennis. We willhelp you find a court, find a program, find a league or find a team. Wewill help you put the FUN back in FITNESS. So whether you want to learnto play tennis, get back into the sport, or just find more opportunities to playthe game, we’re here to help.USTA COLORADOBACK: Dan Lewis, Fritz Garger, Paula McClain, KurtDesautels, Jason Colter.FRONT: Kailey Jonas, Lisa Schaefer, Taylor McKinley, JarretSutphin, Kristy Harris, Anita Cooper, Jason Rogers.grassroots tennis is our game.we plant it, grow it, and nurture it.we’re usta colorado.it’s time to play.2 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

USTA CO STAFFAdministration:Fritz GargerExecutive Directorx204 fritz@coloradotennis.comAnita CooperAdministrative Assistantx200 anita@coloradotennis.comTheresa DicksonAccountantx208 theresa@coloradotennis.comAdult Leagues:Jason RogersAdult League Program Director, IT Supportx202 jason.rogers@coloradotennis.comKailey JonasAdult League Coordinatorx206 kailey@coloradotennis.comtaylor mckinleyAdult League Coordinatorx210 taylor@coloradotennis.comjarret sutphinAdult/Junior League Supportx225 jarret@coloradotennis.comJunior Recreation:dan lewisJunior Leagues Directorx207 dan@coloradotennis.comCommunity/Grassroots Tennis:Kristy HarrisCommunity Development Directorx300 kristy@coloradotennis.comkristy jenkinsUSTA Schools Coordinatorx301 schools@coloradotennis.comMarketing/Diversity:paula mcclainMarketing/Diversity Directorx220 paula@coloradotennis.comSponsorship/Development:Lisa SchaeferSponsorship/Special Events & CYTFx201 lisa@coloradotennis.comCompetitive Tennis/Player Development:Jason ColterPlayer Development Directorx205 jason@coloradotennis.comPublications:Kurt DesautelsPublications/Communications Directorx203 kurt@coloradotennis.comInformation Technology:Gary GoffInformation Technology/Technical Support Directorx303 support@coloradotennis.comUSTA COLORADOGates Tennis Center3300 E Bayaud AveSuite 201Denver, CO 80209phone: 303.695.4116toll free: 800.531.7438fax 1: 303.695.7631fax 2: 303.695.6302web: COLORADOTENNIS.com2011 usta colorado Board of directors*Delegates At-LargeTaryn Archer (Denver), PresidentAlden Bock (Evergreen)Angela Finan (Broomfield)Carolyn Peters (Highlands Ranch)Nancy Pflughoeft (Loveland)Art Rimando (Denver)Rob Scott (Louisville)George Tavarez (Castle Rock)Debbie Yoder (Denver)Regional representativesKaren Brandner (Southern Colorado), TreasurerAaron Clay (Western Slope)Carol Baily (Mountain)Dave Hill (Northern Colorado)Kathleen Winegardner (Boulder), SecretarySpecial Category MembersBrett Haberstick (Colorado Tennis Umpires Association)Ron Steege (United States Professional Tennis Association)Nicole Hola (Colorado Youth Tennis Foundation)Nora Harrison (Diversity)Bill Trubey (Wheelchair Tennis)*Several positions are up for election at the USTA Colorado Annual Meeting in March 2011Advertiser listingspageAir Force Academy Sports Camps 54The BroadmoorBack CoverCoatings, Inc. 28Colorado Academy Summer Program 12Colorado Athletic ClubsInside Back CoverColorado Junior Team Tennis 51Colorado Youth Tennis Foundation 10Denver City Open 67Game-Set-Match, Inc. 69Greenwood Athletic & Tennis Club 5Images by Eliza 20In The Tennis Zone with Andy Zodin 40Life Time Fitness 31Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness 1Millennium Harvest House Tennis 8Nike Tennis Camps 55Pathways Hospice 66Peak Your Game Tennis 59Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup 65Punk Relic 68The Ranch Country Club 70Racquets For All 52Renner Sports SurfacesInside Front CoverRocky Mountain Racquet Specialists 23South Suburban Parks & Recreation 26Sport and Spine Physical Therapy 45Tennis With The Stars 71USPTA 34-35USTA Junior Team Tennis 56WEBS Tennis 39Worthy Winning Tennis Camps 57Wiel Tennis Academy 60coloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis3

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IT’S MAKINGAN EMPTY TRACT OF LANDINTO THE CENTER OF A COMMUNITY.The USTA is committed to serving more than the game. In 2009 alone,we directed over $45 million to communities across America to build andexpand public tennis courts, fund scholarships and grants, offer tutoring,and provide racquets and balls to youth.Make a difference—become a member today at usta.com/jointoday.© 2011 USTA.6 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

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www.COLORADOTENNIS.comUSTA COLORADOGates Tennis Center3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 201Denver, CO 80209303.695.4116www.COLORADOTENNIS.comwww.COLORADOTENNIS.comUSTA COLORADOGates Tennis Center3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 201Denver, CO 80209303.695.4116USTA COLORADOGates Tennis Center3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 201Denver, CO 80209303.695.4116www.COLORADOTENNIS.comUSTA COLORADOGates Tennis Center3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 201Denver, CO 80209303.695.4116about colorado tennisNo publication in the Rocky Mountainregion covers the regional tennis scene likeCOLORADO TENNIS, the quarterly newspaperof USTA Colorado, the district affiliate of theUnited States Tennis Association. Since 1976,Colorado Tennis has offered readers tennisnews, information, entertaining features andimages that capture the spirit of the sport, andwhich are unavailable from any other source.Each issue of Colorado Tennis provides playersand fans with information on recreationaland competitive tennis offerings for playersof all ages, community-based programs, andextended feature stories on some of our state’smore colorful personalities.The best way to stay in touch with all the tennisnews from across the state is to become aUSTA member and receive COLORADO TENNISwhile also taking advantage of all the greatbenefits of being a USTA member. But we'lltake care of you even if you're not a member.Just contact our office and we'll get you a copyof COLORADO TENNIS free of charge.2 0 1 0BIGBOOKTHE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF TENNIS LOVERSIt’s tIme to Playcoloradotennis.comYear 35, Issue 5 The Official Publication Of Tennis LoversEst. 1976WINTER 2010FALL 2008other sports don’t make kids play like adults.introducing 10 and under tennis:a whole new ball game for kids.Year 35, Issue 5 The Official Publication Of Tennis LoversEst. 1976WINTER 2010FALL 2008other sports don’t make kids play like adults.introducing 10 and under tennis:a whole new ball game for kids.Year 35, Issue 5 The Official Publication Of Tennis LoversEst. 1976WINTER 2010FALL 2008other sports don’t make kids play like adults.introducing 10 and under tennis:a whole new ball game for kids.Year 35, Issue 5 The Official Publication Of Tennis LoversEst. 1976THEBOOKOFTHE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF TENNIS LOVERSIt’s tIme to Playcoloradotennis.comWINTER 2010FALL 2008other sports don’t make kids play like adults.introducing 10 and under tennis:a whole new ball game for kids.DID YOU KNOW....Don't have room in your tennis bag for the 2011 Big Book? Don't worry,download it! Every issue of COLORADO TENNIS is available as a PDFdownload, and in 2011, we're working to bring you an internet-readyversion of the Official Publication of Tennis Lovers.www.COLORADOTENNIS.comAN ExhIbITION INCOuRAgEbLAIR-CALDwELL AfRICAN AmERICAN RESEARCh LIbRARyApRIL-JuNE 2011; DENvER, COcoloradotenniscoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis9

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www.COLORADOTENNIS.comUSTA COLORADOGates Tennis Center3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 201Denver, CO 80209303.695.4116www.COLORADOTENNIS.comwww.COLORADOTENNIS.comUSTA COLORADOGates Tennis Center3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 201Denver, CO 80209303.695.4116USTA COLORADOGates Tennis Center3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 201Denver, CO 80209303.695.4116www.COLORADOTENNIS.comUSTA COLORADOGates Tennis Center3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 201Denver, CO 80209303.695.4116After more than a decade ofnegative growth, tournamentparticipation has grown by morethan 16% in the last five years.What's fueling the rise intournament tennis?about colorado tennisNo publication in the Rocky Mountainregion covers the regional tennis scene likeCOLORADO TENNIS, the quarterly newspaperof USTA Colorado, the district affiliate of theUnited States Tennis Association. Since 1976,Colorado Tennis has offered readers tennisnews, information, entertaining features andimages that capture the spirit of the sport, andwhich are unavailable from any other source.Each issue of Colorado Tennis provides playersand fans with information on recreationaland competitive tennis offerings for playersof all ages, community-based programs, andextended feature stories on some of our state’smore colorful personalities.The best way to stay in touch with all the tennisnews from across the state is to become aUSTA member and receive COLORADO TENNISwhile also taking advantage of all the greatbenefits of being a USTA member. But we'lltake care of you even if you're not a member.Just contact our office and we'll get you a copyof COLORADO TENNIS free of charge.2 0 1 0BIGBOOKTHE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF TENNIS LOVERSIt’s tIme to Playcoloradotennis.comYear 35, Issue 4 The Official Publication Of Tennis LoversEst. 1976FALL 2010FALL 2008Year 35, Issue 2 The Official Publication Of Tennis LoversEst. 1976SPRING 20108 mILLION pLAyERS30 yEARS OffuN, fITNESS,fRIENDS &COmpETITION1980-2010Year 35, Issue 5 The Official Publication Of Tennis LoversEst. 1976WINTER 2010FALL 2008other sports don’t make kids play like adults.introducing 10 and under tennis:a whole new ball game for kids.Year 35, Issue 3 The Official Publication Of Tennis LoversEst. 1976THEBOOKOFTHE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF TENNIS LOVERSIt’s tIme to Playcoloradotennis.comSUMMER 2010DID YOU KNOW....Don't have room in your tennis bag for the 2011 Big Book? Don't worry,download it! Every issue of COLORADO TENNIS is available as a PDFdownload, and in 2011, we're working to bring you an internet-readyversion of the Official Publication of Tennis Lovers.FALL 2008FALL 2008www.COLORADOTENNIS.comAN ExhIbITION INCOuRAgEbLAIR-CALDwELL AfRICAN AmERICAN RESEARCh LIbRARyApRIL-JuNE 2011; DENvER, COcoloradotenniscoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis9

DiscoverQuickStarttenniS& so much more atcolorado academy this summer!This summer, kids will be swinging away with shorter racquets, hitting slowermovingballs over lower nets on smaller courts.It’s called QuickStart Tennis, an exciting new format that get kids involved intennis right away...the right way. In QuickStart, kids don’t learn to play...theyplay to learn.Coach Brian Singer will lead weekly programs (June 13-August 5) featuring thisexciting new format.Combine tennis camps with other CA programs for a full day of fun.ColorAdo ACAdemy Summer ProgrAmWith a wide variety of offerings from tennis to circus camp, day camp tolacrosse, rock climbing to photography, computer graphics to cooking,there truly is something for everyone at CA in the summer.Bus Transportation and Extended Day Options available.Registration is now open! Programs fill up quickly, so register today atwww.ColorAodACAdemySummer.org.Colorado aCademy Summer ProgramS3800 South Pierce Street, denver, Co 80235Office Phone: 303-914-2531 • Office E-Mail: summer.programs@coloradoacademy.orgTennis Questions: brian@tennisfitnesscoach.com.Colorado Academy Summer Programs is situated on 94 acres of beautiful Colorado countryside in southwest Denver.12 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

PARENTGUIDEParents want to do what is best for their children.They want to provide meaningful and positive experiencesthat will be enjoyable and lead to the positive developmentof the child.Tennis is a sport that a child can learn at a young age andenjoy with friends and family for a lifetime.This guide will provide you with the right tools to get yourchild started correctly, keeping the focus on the fun, activeand lifelong benefits of tennis.coloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis13

parentguidekids & tennis: a natural fitTennis is one of the most popular sports in the United States and the secondmost-played sport worldwide. Free or low-cost courts are available in nearlyevery community at schools and parks, and organized programs for kids arecommon throughout the country. All a child needs to get started is a racquetand some tennis balls. The cost of an introductory racquet and balls is extremelyreasonable, making the starting expense of playing tennis among the lowestof any sport.Research shows that tennis is also one of the best and most enjoyable waysto become healthy and fit. The very nature of the game of serving, returningand rallying makes tennis an active sport with plenty of movement, starts, stopsand direction changes.Tennis is a great cardiovascular activity, and the movements used on the courtdevelop balance, agility and coordination.Mental focus is sharpened because decision-making and concentration isnecessary every time a ball is hit. It is also one of the safest of all sports andhas a very low rate of injury compared to other youth sports.>Tennis provides a place for youngsters to make new acquaintances andstrengthen existing relationships with family and friends. It teaches theimportance of physical, emotional and mental fitness; of making good

GoalsIt is important to keep participation in youth sports in perspectiveand to understand why kids play. Many times adults have grandideas of a professional career or even a college scholarship. Whilethese could be long-term goals for those players who eventuallyspecialize in a sport, children play for different reasons. They wantto be active, be with friends, develop skills and, most importantly,have fun.As parents, one of the most important things you can do is to helpyour children discover their interests and provide experiences thatdevelop a love of the game. For new players it is not about winning,rankings and trophies, but playing, being with their friends, makingnew friends, being active and developing their skills. It might beparticipating on a team and having pizza after a match or practice.It might be going to a local college match or taking a trip with momand dad to a professional tournament.>When 28,000 boys and girls were asked in a study about whythey played sports, the top answer was “fun’” followed by “to dosomething I am good at” and “to improve my skills.”

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play opportunitiesThere is a starting point for every child who is introduced to tennis. The firstexperience might be on a playground with friends, or it may be in the driveway witha parent or family member. Really, it could be in any numberof settings—at school during physical education class, duringrecess, or in a before- or after-school program. Many youthprogram providers also offer tennis, generally in after-school orsummer programs, and introductory tennis classes are commonin most communities in Coloado and are typically offered byparks, camps or clubs.However it happens, once your child has that first experienceand develops a perceived level of ability—the thought that,“Hey, I can do this”—it is important to identify opportunities foryour child to participate. Here are several possibilities that areall great for kids.Spontaneous PlayAn opportunity often overlooked in our highly scheduled society is spontaneousplay. This is where kids can learn and play either by themselves or with other kids. Itcould be hitting balls against a wall or garage door, or by setting up modified courtsthat fit into smaller or more restricted spaces.Kids in other youth sports shoot baskets, kick or throw balls in the backyard orskateboard down the sidewalk and off the curb. Playing tennis with foam balls ona modified court can provide endless hours of activity and fun. It is interesting tonote that champions in many other sports spent most of their developmental yearslearning from others and playingspontaneously.Previously this was difficult becausekids only had options of playingon the same-sized court and withthe same ball that the pros use. TheQuickStart Tennis Play format usesequipment that is scaled to the size ofthe child. Racquets are shorter, lighterand have smaller handles. Balls aresofter, lighter, bounce lower andmove slower through the air. Courtsare smaller and the net is lower. This makes it possible for kids to learn by playingrather than having to learn all the strokes before they even play the game.coloradotennis.comDriveway TennisSmaller courts can be set up on driveways, parking lots, playgrounds, activityrooms, gymnasiums and even on tennis courts using sidewalk chalk for lines and arope or “caution tape” as a net. Several manufacturers make pop-up nets that areportable and can easily be set up and disassembled.Wall TennisHitting balls against a wall or garage door has a rich tradition in our sport. Manychampions have grooved their strokes by hitting balls against a wall. With the ballsmodified so they are lighter, slower and lower bouncing (red, orange and greenballs), hitting against a wall is easier, safer and allows a child to take a full swing atthe ball and still have time to recover and prepare for the next shot.2011 big book of colorado tennis17parentguide

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the parent’s roleLearning to play and enjoy the sport of tennis is one of the greatestgifts you can give your child. Tennis is almost unmatched in the physicalactivity it provides kids and players of all ages. As children go throughthe process of becoming a player, they will have numerous experiencesthat will serve as life lessons and create teachable moments. Childrenwill have different levels of success so make sure to be positive, patientand encouraging, and to reward their efforts. Your most important jobis to make the game fun for both you and your child. They will modelyour behavior so smile, have fun, be encouraging and positive in toneand body language.Parents play a very important role in selecting a program and acoach. Once those decisions have been made, the parent shouldconcentrate on being a supportive and encouraging role model andleave the teaching to the coaches.Let them be responsible forteaching the physical and mentalskills necessary for winning.Parents should concentrateon developing those life skillsthat develop character—suchas respect, effort, self-control,dedication, overcoming mistakesand adapting to the conditions—and will carry over into what yourchild becomes as an adult.< >It has been said that sport does not build character, it reveals it. Tennis providesmany opportunities for kids to learn and develop character by playing by therules, making their own line calls, respecting officials and opponents, learning towin humbly and lose graciously. These are all teachable moments, and parentsshould take these opportunities to teach character at the highest standard.Finally, a positive experience of learning, playing and competing,and the enjoyment your child will have on the tennis court, drivewayor hitting wall will be one of the great memories your child will takeinto adulthood. Tennis is a great gift—and one that every parent canprovide to his or her child.parentguidecoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis19

parentguidefind THE RIGHT usta colorado TENNIS opportunity for your childSKILL LEVEL AGE4+ 7-8 1018NOVICEFor a complete description and calendar of all the Junior League opportunities, please visit COLORADOTENNIS.com or call 303/695-4116 x207.SCHOOL TENNIS — CONTACT SCHOOLS@COLORADOTENNIS.COM FOR INFORMATION ABOUT PROGRAMS IN YOUR AREACOLORADO JUNIOR TEAM TENNISMIDDLE SCHOOL LEAGUESTOURNAMENTSINTERMEDIATECOLORADO JUNIOR TEAM TENNISUSTA JUNIOR TEAM TENNISMIDDLE SCHOOL LEAGUESTOURNAMENTSHIGH SCHOOL TENNISSTAR SEARCHCOLORADO JUNIOR TEAM TENNISADVANCEDUSTA JUNIOR TEAM TENNISTOURNAMENTSHIGH SCHOOL TENNISTEAM COLORADOProfessional photography specializing in babies, children, families, maternity and weddings in Denver and Boulder, CO303-522-2250 | www.imagesbyeliza.com20 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

Clubs, parks, schools and HOAs around the state have already begun preparing for the 2012rule change. In an effort to assist facilities looking to stripe for 36'- and 60'-lines and/orbuilding permanent courts, the USTA is offering a 50/50 grant up to $4,000.Info at USTA.com/technical.coloradotennis.comsize mattersIn a decision that will fundamentallychange the future landscape of tennis inthe US, the USTA has required that beginningin 2012, all 10 & Under tennis tournamentsand leagues must incorporatethe QuickStart Tennis format, using ageappropriateballs and racquets, smallercourts and lower nets. Even the scoringwill change for the youngest competitors.The new rules are structured for kids tolearn, rally and play quickly, and in a waythat is both enjoyable and rewarding.Tailoring equipment and courts so theyare sized appropriately for kids makesthe game more accessible —and morefun—by allowing kids to get involvedright from the start.2011 big book of colorado tennis21parentguide

ADULTLEAGUESADULTLEAGUESEVEN after 30 years,COLORADO adult league TENNISstill EXPERIENCING growing pains.Offering one of the nation's largest recreational tennis menus,the USTA Colorado Adult League Tennis Series is a thirty-yearsuccess story.The four hallmarks of league tennis have helped fuel the continuedpopularity of the program for three decades: competition,fun, fitness/health and social. Add to these the fact that playerscan continue to enjoy all of them well into their golden years andyou’ve got a recipe for long-term growth.Since their inception in 1980, adult leagues have grownalmost every year. In 2010, more than 30,000 Colorado playerscompeted in the adult league series, an 8% increase over theprevious year, and one of the largest increases ever recorded.Leading the way in this tremendous growth were USTA Adult,USTA Senior, USTA Super Senior and CTA Twilight leagues.To put the local league tennis series into perspective, considerthis: the Denver metro area ranks as the second largest in thenation behind tennis hotbed Atlanta. With more than 23,000league players, Denver is more than double the size of the thirdlargest area (which is also located in the Southern Section).Colorado's 30,000+ league players ranks ahead of the entireSouthern California section!Equally impressive is the fact that over the three days of theUSTA Adult District Championships, nearly 1,200 matches wereplayed. Again, to add perspective, only 800 matches werecontested during the 2010 US Open, and that event lasted twofull weeks.The sheer size and scope of the Adult League Series is impressive,and continued growth is a benefit to both players andfacilities. But due to infrastructure limitations, parks and clubsare being forced to get creative with their league scheduling. Aswe move a bit further into the 2010s, USTA Colorado will beexploring different ways to ensure a quality experience for allleague players.In addition to format changes, USTA Colorado is actively workingin communities across the state to increase and enhance ourtennis infrastructure, not only to accommodate current growth,but to encourage future growth as well.22 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

Flight Playoffs:adult/twilight move to flight playoffsOur goal with all of USTA Colorado's league playoffs—conducted at no additional cost/fee for those whoadvance—is to provide the best experience possible andto ensure that we run a quality Championship. Since thereis not sufficient indoor court space available primarily forUSTA Adult or CTA Twilight, the decision has been madeto make modifications that will allow us to continue toprovide an outstanding experience for all players involvedeven if we experience inclement weather.So in an effort to "rain-proof" our two largest playoffevents, USTA Adult and CTA Twilight leagues will featurea flight playoff beginning the week after the last regularseason match. The flight playoff will determine whichteams advance to round robin play at each league'sColorado District Championships. This will happen wheneverthere is more than one flight at a specified NTRPlevel within a geographic area. For example, if there aretwo flights of 4.0 women’s teams in Colorado Springs,the winning team from each flight will play each other forthe single spot into Districts. If there are 20 flights of 4.0women in Denver, the winning teams will be paired up insingle elimination competition, with the 10 winning teamsadvancing to Districts.The rationale for this change is the fact that these twoevents have grown to the point that we are not able tosecure enough indoor courts to conduct them, should therebe delays due to inclement weather.Organizers and players were very fortunate in 2010to have good weather. With more than 108 courts usedfor the first two days—including a big chunk of the metroarea's indoor courts—any bad weather would havecreated enormous and insurmountable problems for theschedulers.We anticipate that this format change will help usmanage any weather problems that we face during theChampionships, and allow us to continue to provide thebest possible playoff experience to our league players.Changes to Match FormatDenver Metro onlyPlayers on each court will still have the ability to playthe third set out in its entirety for 2011; however, if anyoneon the court would prefer to play a 10-point matchtiebreak in lieu of the third set, it is required to be played.It is now required for all players on the court to agree tocoloradotennis.comcontinued on page 24 >>TWO MILLIONHANDSHAKESThe 4 Hallmarks of aGreat Local Pro Shop:Expertise.Relationship.Service.Community.Serving tennis players since 1979.Stop by to see what he looks like 30 years later.2011 big book of colorado tennis23ADULTLEAGUES

ADULTLEAGUESAREYOUMORETHANSUPER?>> continued from page 23play an entire third set. This rule is in effect for all leaguesin Denver-Metro. Outlying areas will abide by the matchformat that is defined within their areas according to theDistrict League Regulations. In 2012, the format for allleagues in Denver-Metro will be changed to a requiredtiebreak in lieu of the third set during the regular season.New Time Slots available for Adult/Twilight nightsIn 2012, an additional time slot will be added to theUSTA Adult and CTA Twilight schedule to help alleviatecourt congestion at facilities at max capacity. The new4pm slot will be offered in addition to the traditional 6pmtime slot. Facilities will have the option to offer this toleague players at their discretion in 2012.3 3 doubles/team match3 combined ntrp format3 mens/womens divisionsjust like usta super seniorsbut for players 70+contactkailey jonas303/695-4116 x206SCHEDULES, RECORDS, ROSTERS,STATS & STANDINGS, RATINGS, SCORESThe USTA League iPhone application getsyou in the game like never before. Itallows you to track, measure and improveyour team's league experience at yourconvenience—with everything you needright at your fingertips.www.coloradotennis.comneed scores & stats? there's an app for thatJust in time for your spring and summer league seasons,the USTA has launched a new league iPhone app thatgets you in the game like never before. Need to checkstats, standings, schedules and scores while on the go?It allows you to track, measure and improve your team'sleague experience at your convenience—with everythingyou need right at your fingertips.24 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

Now you can get even more out of your USTA Leagueexperience by simplifying and maximizing the way youcommunicate with teammates and organize matches.Features of the new application include the ability to:• View league schedules• Track rosters and records• Research statistics and standings• Find an NTRP rating• Report a score from any league matchPlaying USTA League just got a whole lot easier andeven more fun. Download the USTA League app for youriPad, iPhone, iPod Touch devices at the iTunes store andget USTA League information anywhere at anytime.TennisLink Face-liftTennisLink will have a new web interface and the roll-outhas been tentatively scheduled for late February 2011. Allplayers and captains will now be able to login and managetheir membership and teams in a more effective manner.Some of the new features include easier navigation,easier access to membership information, and new waysto register teams and keep track of standings.THREE MILLIONFRIENDSHIPScontinued on page 27 >>Move over boys, we got nextwww.COLORADOTENNIS.comtrio league for men....and women!• Teams of 4 (2 singles, 1 doubles)• short 3-5 week season (ends May 1)• No Playoffs• just $12/playerSPRING 2011ADULTLEAGUEScoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis25

ADULTLEAGUESnew league opportunities—2011Trio adds another X-chromosomeAttention all women! Due to popular demand from ourfemale players, the Trio league will offer a women's divisionin 2011. For all of you out there who are interestedin giving your team a competitive edge for the USTAAdult league, sign up for Trio by March 18 and get anearly start on the competition. The Trio League is the onlyleague that has the same format as Twilight (2 singles and1 doubles) and is considered by many league men to be agreat pre-season tune-up, consisting of 3-5 weeks of matchplay with no playoff advancement.More than Super, these seniors are Silver!To all of our 70+ league players, you spoke, we listened!Based on the overwhelming feedback we received thisyear, the Adult League Programs Committee has decidedto add the CTA Silver Senior league, a combo league(NTRP combos 6.0/7.0/8.0/9.0) consisiting of 3 doublespositions. Matches will be played Thursdays at 10am. Asin other leagues, doubles partners must have a publishedrating within 1.0 of each other.For more information on our new league offerings,email Kailey Jonas at kailey@coloradotennis.com or call303/695-4116 x206.Be the ballSee theHave a !Register•Lessons & Leagues•Pro Shop•Ball Machine Rental•Racquet StringingOnlyPublic TennisBubble in SouthMetro Denvertoday,call 303-347-5999or visitwww.sspr.orgHolly TennisCenter6651 S. Krameria Way303-771-3654 (May-Sept)Littleton Golf &Tennis Club5800 S. Federal Blvd.303-794-5838Lone TreeTennis Center9808 Sunningdale Blvd.303-768-8109 (May-Sept)26 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

FINDING THE RIGHT LEAGUEThe USTA Colorado Adult League Series provides organizedand structured team matches for more than 30,000men and women throughout the state. We coordinate 12separate leagues for players of all ages and abilities.Teams are formed according to NTRP rating (for completedescription of National Tennis Rating Program, pleasevisit Coloradotennis.com) so players are assured ofcompeting against opponents of comparable ability, whichkeeps the game lively and the atmosphere social. And aspart of a team, you’ve got a built in support entouragethat few tour pros can match. Whether you’re a beginneror an experienced netter, we’ve got a team for playerslike you.Each of our leagues offers something unique, so we’vecreated the easy to use guide on page. 30. Simply matchyour NTRP level with your age to locate all the leagueopportunities we have for you. You can also find out whichday of the week each division plays, get registration deadlines,playoff dates and other important information, justcheck the centerfold reference guide on pages 32-33. Fora full description of all of our leagues, please visit us atColoradotennis.com.ONE BILLIONCALORIESHistory is full ofmemorable tennis moments.Remember them forever.Nominate someone for theColorado Tennis Hall of fameThe deadline to nominatea candidate for considerationis August 15, 2011.For a complete list of Hall of Fame inductees,or to download a nomination form,please visit COLORADOTENNIS.com.ADULTLEAGUEScoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis27

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459090909090PLAYERSIN 1980, USTA LEAGUE TENNIS WAS BORN.AND FOR 30 YEARS, TENNIS PLAYERS LIKE YOUHAVE BEEN HELPING TO MAKE COLORADO LEAGUETENNIS ONE OF THE BIGGEST AND BEST ADULTRECREATIONAL TENNIS PROGRAMS IN THE NATION.JOIN USTA COLORADO THIS YEAR AS WE CELEBRATE2 MILLION HANDSHAKES3 MILLION FRIENDSHIPS1 BILLION CALORIES500,000 PLAYERSADULTLEAGUEScoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis29

ADULTLEAGUESTHIS IS MY LEAGUE. FINDING YOUR PERFECT matchAGE18+NTRP LEVEL2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5/OPENTRIOSDMXDADSDWDDWTTSDTRIOSDMXDADSDWDDWTTSDTRIOSDMXDADSDWDDWTTSDTRIOSDMXDADSDWDDWTTSDTRIOSDMXDADSDWDDWTTSDTRIOSDMXDADSDWDDWTTSDMXDADSDWTTSDTWISDTWISDTWISDTWISDTWISDTWISDTWIWSSDWSSDWSSDWSSDWSSDWSSDITADITADITADITADITADITAD50+SDSDSDSD55+SBLDSBLDSBLD60+70+SU-SD SU-SD SU-SD SU-SDSV-SD SV-SD SV-SD SV-SDSU-SDSV-SDTRIOSDMXDADSDWDDWTTSDTWISDWSSDITADSDSBLDSU-SDSV-SDtrio LeagueUSTA MixedUSTA adultcta women's daytime doublesworld team tenniscta twilightcta women's summer daytimeita fall mixedusta seniorcta senior breakfast leagueusta super seniorcta silver seniorACT YOUR AGEIn order to participate in USTA Colorado's Adult League Tennis Series, players mustturn 18 years old by 12/31/2011. USTA Colorado also offers several senior leaguesfor those who want to “act their age.” Players 50+ (or turning 50 by 12/31/2011)are invited to participate in the USTA Senior League, 55+ in the recreational SeniorBreakfast League, 60+ (or turning 60 by 12/31/2011) in the USTA Super SeniorLeague, and 70+ (or turning 70 by 12/31/2011) in the Silver Seniors League.formatsEach adult league offers opportunities for players to compete in singles (s), doubles(d), or both (sd). USTA Colorado offers four Combo Doubles leagues: USTA Mixed,USTA Super Senior, CTA Silver Senior and ITA Fall Mixed. Levels are determined bycombining the partners' NTRP rating. In each of these leagues, the rating spreadbetween partners cannot be greater than 1.0 level (i.e., in a 7.5 level, a 3.0 cannotplay with a 4.5).the end of the roadEach of USTA Colorado's adult leagues (except Trio and Senior Breakfast League)culminates in a season-ending championship. But certain leagues offer advancementto Sectional and/or National Championships. The easiest way to determine the endpoint is to look at the prefix of each league: USTA Leagues culminate in a NationalChampionship; ITA Leagues finish up at a Sectional Championship; and CTA leaguesend the season at a District (State) Championship. World Team Tennis competes in aseries of national qualifiers rather than a strict league season, and the Senior BreakfastLeague offers three seasonal sessions: Spring, Summer and Fall/Winter.30 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

usta updates 2011 friend at court,announces rule/code changesThe Official Handbook of Tennis Rules and Regulations(including The Code),Friend At Court is anessential piece of equipmentfor every tennis player.The 2011 edition is nowavailable, and includesthe most recent Rules,Regulations and Codechanges. The cost to purchaseFriend At Courtfrom USTA Colorado is$6.75 (+$2.45 postage),call 303/695-4116. Youmay also order online atUSTASHOP.com.The USTA has issuedthe following noteworthychanges for 2011. Fora complete list of all theupdated rules, regulations and codes, please pick up the2011 Friend At Court.Changing out call to goodCode 12 has changed to reflect that a player whochanges his “out” call to “good” loses the point. No letwill be played in this situation.cell phone updateUSTA Comment 26.3 explains the penalties for a ringingcell phone:1. Ringing during a point, opponent may stop play andclaim point as a deliberate hindrance. Player mustturn off the phone.2. Ringing between points, is treated as a Time Violation(could be a Warning or a Point Penalty). Player mustturn off the phone.3. If the phone vibrates, no penalty. Player must turnoff the phone unless Referee has approved vibratingphone (Doctor on call for example).The 2011 Friend At Court is also available in digitalformat as a PDF. Visit COLORADOTENNIS.com to downloadyour copy.ADULTLEAGUEScoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis31

adult LEAGUEs(AREA)sV-sDaspen/MountaInscoloRaDo spRIngsDenVeR MetRonoRtHeRn coloRaDoWesteRn slopeMxDaspen/MountaInscoloRaDo spRIngsDenVeR MetRonoRtHeRn coloRaDoWesteRn slopeaDsDaspen/MountaInscoloRaDo spRIngsDenVeR MetRonoRtHeRn coloRaDoWesteRn slopesu-sDaspen/MountaInscoloRaDo spRIngsDenVeR MetRonoRtHeRn coloRaDoWesteRn slopeWDDaspen/MountaInscoloRaDo spRIngsDenVeR MetRonoRtHeRn coloRaDoWesteRn slopesDaspen/MountaInscoloRaDo spRIngsDenVeR MetRonoRtHeRn coloRaDoWesteRn slopeTHIS IS MY LEAGUE.league fees/rosters/weekly calendar * 2011 LEAGUE CALENDARNTRP 2.5 NTRP 3.0 NTRP 3.5 NTRP 4.0 NTRP 4.5 NTRP 5.0 NTRP 5.5-OPEN Minimum Roster ** SeasonStarts$ 19/playeR—6 playeRs/teaMADULTLEAGUESs 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 satbDMaRcH 18 MaRcH 118 MaRcH 18 tbDtbDapRIl 21apRIl 21apRIl 21tbD$ 20/playeR—6 playeRs/teaMs 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 saapRIl 19MaRcH 18MaRcH 18MaRcH 25MaRcH 30May 5apRIl 17apRIl 17apRIl 17apRIl 13$ 21/playeR—5 playeRs/teaM (2.5, 5.0); 8 playeRs/teaM (3.0-4.5)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 saapRIl 22apRIl 7MaRcH 25apRIl 1apRIl 11May 31May 9May 2May 2May 2$ 19/playeR—6 playeRs/teaMs 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 sas M t W tH F sa s M t W tH F sajune 7apRIl 8May 25apRIl 8najune 23May 4May 4May 2nas 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 sanaapRIl 29apRIl 29May 6nanaMay 24May 24May 24na$ 19/playeR—6 playeRs/teaMs 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 sajune 7june 10june 10june 17june 30june 23july 18july 18july 18july 15SeasonEndsMay 1june 2june 2june 2tbDjune 12june 12june 12june 12june 2july 17july 14july 14july 14july 13aug 7july 8july 8july 8nanajuly 7july 7july 7naaug 28sept 1sept 1sept 1august 26Playoffs/Chpjune 14-16june 24-26sectIonaltbDjuly 29-july 31sectIonaltbDaug 30-sept 1sectIonaltbDaugust 9-11sept 9-11sectIonaltbD32 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

NTRP 2.5 NTRP 3.0 NTRP 3.5 NTRP 4.0 NTRP 4.5 NTRP 5.0 NTRP 5.5-OPENMinimum SeasonRoster ** StartsSeasonEndsPlayoffs/ChptWIsDaspen/MountaInscoloRaDo spRIngsDenVeR MetRonoRtHeRn coloRaDoWesteRn slope$ 19/playeR—4 playeRs/teaMs 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 sajuly 19june 10june 10june 17july 11aug 2july 18july 18july 18july 25sept 13sept 1sept 1sept 1sept 6sept 23-25WssDaspen/MountaInscoloRaDo spRIngsDenVeR MetRonoRtHeRn coloRaDoWesteRn slope$ 19/playeR—5 playeRs/teaMs 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 sajuly 19july 15july 15nanaaug 10aug 8aug 8nanasept 28sept 26sept 26nanaoct 10-12ItaDaspen/MountaInscoloRaDo spRIngsDenVeR MetRonoRtHeRn coloRaDoWesteRn slope$ 20/playeR—6 playeRs/teaMs 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 sajuly 19july 15july 15july 15july 20aug 4aug 7aug 7aug 7aug 3sept 22sept 25sept 25sept 25sept 22oct 7-9sectIonaltbDnon-traditionalleagues (AREA)tRIosDaspen/MountaInscoloRaDo spRIngsDenVeR MetRonoRtHeRn coloRaDoWesteRn slopeleague fees/rosters/weekly calendar * 2011 LEAGUE CALENDARNTRP 2.5 NTRP 3.0 NTRP 3.5 NTRP 4.0 NTRP 4.5 NTRP 5.0 NTRP 5.5-OPEN$ 12/playeR—4 playeRs/teaMs 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 saMinimum SeasonRoster ** StartstbDMaRcH 18MaRcH 18MaRcH 18tbDtbDapRIl 2apRIl 2apRIl 2tbDSeasonEndsMay 1apRIl 30apRIl 30apRIl 30tbDPlayoffs/ChpnoplayoFFssblDWttsDDenVeR MetRocoloRaDo spRIngs$ 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 sa19/playeR—4 playeRs/teaMjan-apR$ 19/player—4 players/team • NO usta memBersHIp reQuIremeNts 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 samC (m-W)RANCh (T-Th)May-augGATES (T-W)ARvADA (m)sept-DecmC (m-W)RANCh (T-Th)noplayoFFsna na aug 6-7 see Wtt.comcta leaguesusta leaguesaDVances to DIstRIcts: sV-s (sIlVeR senIoR), WD (WoMen’sDaytIMe Doubles), Ws (WoMen’s suMMeR DaytIMe), tWI (tWIlIgHt)aDVances to natIonals: Mx (MIxeD), aD (aDult),s (senIoR), su-s (supeR senIoR)Ita leaguesnon-tRaDItIonalaDVances to sectIonals:Ita MIxeD DoublestRIo (M/W tRIo), sbl (senIoR bReaKFast league); Wtt(WoRlD teaM tennIs)Men's DIVIsIonsWoMen's DIVIsIonsMen's & WoMen's DIVIsIons play on saMe nIgHtMIxeD DIVIsIons (coMbIneD ntRp)* An additional $3/player Active.com fee will be added to allregistrations for the use of TennisLink.** Teams must have the minimum roster requirement by this date.Teams below the minimum will not be scheduled.For a complete detailed listing of all adult league deadlines, rules andregulations, please visit COLORADOTENNIS.com.ADULTLEAGUEScoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis33

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Colorado Tennis2011 SANCTIONED TOURNAMENT SCHEDULEcolorado tennis tournament guideTournaments101: Finding the right event 38The Help Desk 46The 10/Junior (what every junior tournament player should know) 49The 10/Adult (what every adult tournament player should know) 62colorado tennis tournament rankings2011 Ranking Requirements 402010 Final Rankings 42-452011 colorado tennis sanctioned event listingsColorado Designated Events 47Junior Novice Events 50-52Junior Satellite Events 53-57Junior Championship Events 58-61Senior/NTRP/Family/Championship Events 63-72TOURNAMENTGUIDEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis37

TOURNAMENTGUIDEtournamentguidefinding the right event:Many factors can help determine the right event for you or your child.Age, skill level, fitness and length of tournament can all be deciding factorsin determining which tournaments you should enter.USTA Colorado endorses/sanctions events that meet certain USTA criteriafor quality and consistency. Only Sanctioned Event results count towardstate rankings and NTRP ratings. Non-sanctioned tournament results do notfactor toward a state ranking, nor do their results factor into a player’s rating.All Adult, Senior and Wheelchair Sanctioned Tournaments require acurrent USTA membership, as do Junior Championship and Satellite events.Junior Novice and non-Sanctioned events do not require a USTA membership.Selected tournaments have been Designated so as to guarantee qualityranking information by forcing more head-to-head competition amongColorado's top players in a particular division. For a complete listing of2011 Designated Tournaments, please see page 47.Here's some basic information about the types of events Colorado hasto offer:Junior Tournaments:Junior tournaments are designed to offer a wide variety of formats andaccommodate players of virtually any age and skill level. Many eventsoffer guaranteed matches—round robins, compass draws, consolationbrackets—to ensure that players are getting the most from their experience.Beginning in 2012, all USTA tournaments featuring 10 and underdivisions will utilize the QuickStart format. For more information onhow the rules have changed for 10 and under players, please visit10ANDUNDERTENNIS.com.Novice:If your youngster is just learning the game, s/he would be right at homeat a Novice tourmanent. Novice events offer learning players the opportunityto experience tournament play and competition in a supportiveand non-threatening environment.Novice players have no previous competitive experience in tournamentplay (above the novice level), and have typically played tennis for twoyears or less. Because these events are non-sanctioned, a USTA membershipis not required and results do not count towards rankings.This year, nearly two dozen junior novice tournaments are beingoffered, nearly half of which will be offering the QuickStart Tennis formatfor 10 and under divisions.Satellite:Intermediate-level players with some experience will be right at homein satellite tournaments. These events offer junior players the opportunityto experience the next level of competitive play. More than 40 satelliteevents are being offered in 2011.Acting as a bridge between Novice and Championship-level events,Satellite events cater to players with one to three years of beginningcompetitive experience (i.e., novice tournaments, CARA, novice or38 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

intermediate Junior Team Tennis play). Once a player hasgained confidence in novice tournaments, or has won atotal of three different novice events in any combinationof singles, doubles, or mixed, that player can reasonablycompete at the Satellite level.A player is ineligible for the Satellite level play if:1. Player attained a National or Sectional (Intermountainregion) ranking the previous year;2. Player reached:a) the quarterfinals of a Designated Championship tournament(in-district), orb) the semifinals of any sanctioned Championship tournamentevent (in-district).A Satellite Ineligibility List will be published annuallybased on the prior year’s results. The Seeding & RankingCommittee periodically may determine additional playersto be ineligible for Satellite level play based on recentChampionship or Satellite tournament results. Players arestrongly encouraged to play within their age group in theChampionship level rather than playing up an age groupin the Satellite level. The Seeding and Ranking Committeewill consider written appeals from players for the Satelliteineligible list until April 12, 2011.Junior Championship:The Championship level is designed for the juniorplayer who is seeking the highest level of junior competitionin Colorado. Satellite players who are seekingmore advanced tournament play may also compete atthis level. Players listed on the 2011 Satellite IneligibleList—published on coloradotennis.com in March2011—are required to play at this level. Juniors seekingto compete at the Sectional and National levels areencouraged to compete in Championship-level events.There are nearly 50 championship-level tournamentsoffered in 2011.Adult Tournaments:Adult tournament participation has been steadily climbingfor the past half-dozen years, as more and more players arediscovering the competitive and social fun of tournament tennis.There are several types of events—NTRP, Senior/Familyand Championship.NTRP/Championship:Designed to pit players of compatible skill against oneanother. NTRP levels range from 2.5 to 5.0 Note: playersrated above 5.0 are required to play in the Opendivision; any junior player 18 & under MUST play in theOpen division, unless the player turns 19 by December31, 2011. They are then eligible to compete in an NTRPevent, but must contact the Tournament Director for entry.You may play at or above your specific NTRP level, butnot below your rating. If you don't have a current rating,you may self-rate and play in that division. For informationon NTRP ratings, see COLORADOTENNIS.com.Senior/Family Events:Also called age division events, Senior events pit players30 and older against similarly aged competitors. InFamily events, the only requirement is that the partners berelated (there are no upper or lower age limits). But beaware: there are no skill parameters in Senior or Familyevents. A player in the draw may be an expert, a novice,or anywhere in between. Players must be of division ageby December 31, 2011, and may not play in an olderdivision.registering for a tournamentUnless otherwise noted, all Colorado sanctioned events utilizeTennisLink, the USTA's online registration system. To register,visit COLORADOTENNIS.com and click Tournamentsunder the Helpful Links drop-down menu. Use the TennisLinknumber provided in this publication for easy reference.it’s time to playPicking the events you want is very similar to picking outproducts at the store. You probably have four or five similarproducts to choose from. Do you rely on price, quality orsome other factor? Maybe you're willing to pay more for aproduct that lasts longer than others you've tried. Essentially,try looking for tournaments that will provide you with thebest value for your dollar.But just as important to consider is your present state of fitness—youmay want to enter an event that offers less matchplay if you are “getting your feet wet” for the first time.We hope you have found this guide useful. If you haveany questions or you need additional information, pleasecontact USTA Colorado.3TOURNAMENTGUIDEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis39

coloradoRANKINGSrankingsrequirementsIn Colorado, all Senior, NTRP, Championship, Family events, and Junior Satellite tournamentsutilize a Points Per Round (PPR) system to determine Colorado rankings. If you'reunfamiliar with PPR, it is a very simple process. Players earn points for each win, plusearn bonus points for wins over “Top 20” players. Sanctioned events are broken downto Designated/Level 1 and non-Designated/Level 2 tournaments (see chart on page 41).Level 1 tournaments carry more points than Level 2 events.withdrawals, walkovers, defaults & retirementsTournament Code Impact on Ranking of Player Impact on Rank of OpponentWithdrawal – A withdrawal occurs before a player playsany matches in a tournament.Walkover – A walkover occurs after a player completes amatch in a tournament and that player is unable to play a subsequentmatch due to illness, injury or personal emergency.Default (before the first point of a match) – a default forlateness at the start of a match, failure to show up for amatch, refusal to start match, and misconduct before orbetween matches.Default (after the first point of a match) – a default forcode violations under the PPS, lateness after a rest periodor resumption of a suspended match, refusal to continue toplay a match.Retirement – A retirement occurs when a player is unableto continue play during a match for reasons of injury, illnessor personal emergency.The withdrawing player receives no ranking points for thetournament.The player receives PPR and bonus points accumulated forreaching the round from which their opponent advancesbecause of the walkover.The player receives PPR and bonus points accumulated forthe round from which they defaulted, except that playersdefaulted for code violations under the Point Penalty System(PPS) shall receive no points for the tournament.The defaulting player receives PPR and bonus points accumulatedfor reaching the round from which they defaulted,except for players who are defaulted for code violations underthe PPS shall receive no points for the tournament.The retiring player receives points per round and bonus pointsaccumulated for reaching the round from which they retireany bonus points that apply to the match.The USTA Colorado Ranking ReviewCommittee reserves the right to modifythe ranking requirements if deemed necessaryor appropriate.No changes have been made to anyranking requirements for 2011.The player who advances because of a withdrawal shallreceive PPR for advancing but no bonus points.A player who advances because of a walkover shall receivePPR for advancing, but shall not receive any bonus points.A player who advances because of a default before the firstpoint in a match shall receive PPR for advancing, but shall notreceive any bonus points.A player who advances because of a default after the firstpoint in a match shall receive PPR for advancing and anypoints that apply to the match.A player who advances because of a retirement shall receivepoints per round for advancing and any bonus points thatapply to the match.SEASON 4 STARTS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13Sundays 6-8pm through September 25.brought to you by&Comprenhensive coverage of professional, collegiate and prep tennis,as well as adult and junior play across the entire Intermountain Section, and beyond!40 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

2011 ranking requirements(all events except junior championship)ntrp singles/doubles requirements:Players accumulating a minimum of 250 points during thecalendar year will earn a year-end ranking. Only a player'sthree best results* at Colorado sanctioned events will counttowards a ranking.senior (30-80)/family requirements:Players accumulating a minimum of 100 points during the calendaryear will earn a year-end ranking. Only a player's twobest results at Colorado sanctioned events* will count towardsa ranking.adult championship requirements:Players accumulating a minimum of 200 points during the calendaryear will earn a year-end ranking. Only a player's twobest results at Colorado sanctioned events* will count towardsa ranking.junior satellite requirements:Players accumulating a minimum of 150 points during thecalendar year will earn a year-end ranking. Only a player'sthree best results* at Colorado sanctioned events will counttowards a ranking.POINTS per round BREAKDOWnSingle-elimination eventDescription Finish Level 1 Level 2Champion 1 220 1652nd Place 2 180 1353rd Place 3 160 1204th Place/SF 4 140 105Quarterfinalist 5-8 100 75Reached R16 9-16 80 60Reached R32 17-32 60 45Reached R64 33-64 40 10Reached R128 65-128 20 15Reached R256 129-256 0 0consolation/round robin eventsDescription Finish Level 1 Level 2Champion 1 165 882nd Place 2 135 723rd Place 3 120 644th Place/SF 4 105 56Quarterfinalist 5-8 75 40Reached R16 9-16 60 32Reached R32 17-32 45 24Reached R64 33-64 30 16Reached R128 65-128 15 8Reached R256 129-256 0 0how points determine your ranking/standingBonus Point TableStanding ofPlayer Defeated1-56-1011-1516-20BonusPoints2015105*Only a player's top _X_ results (numberdepends on division) will count towardColorado ranking/standings. If a playerhas more tournaments on his/herrecord, the ranking program automaticallydrops the lower scores and keepsthe best results.2011 ranking requirements(junior championship only)Players accumulating a minimum of 200 points during the calendaryear will earn a year-end ranking. Only a player's fivebest results* at Colorado sanctioned events will count towardsa ranking.Unlike the standing lists, year-end rankings points will not countdown to the lower age division.POINTS per round BREAKDOWnSingle-elimination eventPlayer Result Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5Champion 660 330 220 165 882nd Place 540 270 180 135 723rd Place 480 240 160 120 644th Place/SF 420 210 140 105 56FIC Champion 390 195 130 98 52FIC Finalist 360 180 120 90 48FIC Sf 330 165 110 83 44FIC Qf 300 150 100 75 40FIC QF Qualifying 270 135 90 68 36FIC R16 240 120 80 60 32FIC R16 Qualifying 210 105 70 53 28FIC R32 180 90 60 45 24FIC R32 Qualifying 150 75 50 38 20FIC R64 120 60 40 30 16FIC R64 Qualifying 90 45 30 23 12FIC 128 60 30 20 15 8FIC 128 Qualifying n/a n/a n/a n/a n/aLevel 1:USTA Intermountain – Summer SectionalLevel 2: USTA Intermountain – Snowball SectionalGreat Pumpkin SectionalEaster CircuitLevel 3: USTA Intermountain – Sweetheart CircuitMemorial Day CircuitSummer Sizzler CircuitLabor Day CircuitLevel 4:USTA Colorado Designated Junior Championship TournamentsSee page 48 for a list of Designated eventsLevel 5:All non-Designated USTA Colorado Junior ChampionshipTournamentsRankings/standings points include PPRfrom the tables PLUS any Bonus Points(for singles only, see table at left) earnedat the tournament. These Bonus Points areattached to the event in which they areearned. If a tournament is not among theplayer’s best events, neither the PPR northe bonus points for that event will counttoward the player’s total.coloradoRANKINGScoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis41

finalRANKINGSJUNIORCHAMPIONSHIPBoys 18 Singles1. Casey MacMaster2. Jack Reynolds3. Alex Clinkenbeard4. Jacob Speyer5. Chris Schommer6. Kelly Donaldson7. Mark Miller8. Simon Hegulund9. Connor Hudson10. Colin Haas11. Jonathan Moore12. Keegan Burger13. Jake Malman14. Nathan Chart15. Taylor Sargent16. Eric Tamm17. Calvin Ward18. Ashton Kalhorn19. Scott Strachan20. Stephen Moore21. McKay Inman22. Michael Ogez23. Matthew Robinson24. Andrew Venner25. Matthew Greene26. Elias Lehnert27. Matthew Colopinto28. Kaleb Harmon29. Justin Schnell30. Hayden Sabatka31. Grant Voyen32. Eric Honert33. Matthew Bowser34. Thomas Sisk35. Carter Gee-Taylor36. Joel Lowinger37. Mason Fitts38. Alex Barrios39. Jaron Belcher40. Bryan Repko41. Gagan Jain42. Tanner Trace43. Benjamin Halvorson44. Hayden Cramer45. Jonathan KaufmanBoys 18 Doubles1. Thomas Sisk/Jacob Spreyer2. Joel Lowinger/Taylor Sargent3. Colin Hass/Jack Reynolds4. Matthew Greene/Connor Hudson5. Justin Schnell/Scott Strachan6. Hayden Cramer/Johnathan Moore7. Ben Halvorson/Matt Robinson8. Simon Hegelund/Calvin Ward9. Austin Dolan/Matthew Penhale10. Andrew Flora/Kelly Donaldson11. McKay Inman/Andrew Pack12. Paul Brynteson/Michael Schommer13. Kelly Donaldson/Taylor SargentGirls 18 Singles1. Erin Gebes2. Anastasia Kondrasov3. Sammie Watson4. Jessika Mozia5. Caroline Schnell6. Brittany Warly7. Kimberly Kern8. Genevieve Tarlton9. Adriana Wojakowska10. Sarah Ray11. Jordan Soldano12. Natalie Dunn13. Monica Li14. Kira Woods15. Emily Venner16. Samantha Lifpitz17. Ilana Unger18. Sarah Brown19. Caroline Hobbs20. Lauren Musso21. Brittan Sutphin22. Alexa Brandt23. Elizabeth Fryberger24. Megan Moore25. Kaitlyn Hamel26. Brittney Ricci27. Kelli Woodman28. Analise Marshall29. Meagan Monaghan30. Saryn Mooney31. Katherine Pepin32. Shannen McNamara33. Alyssa Xedus34. Lauran Renjard35. Alex Pessoa36. Morgan Cohen37. Alexandra Leatu38. Chelsea Dinkel39. Cara Cromwell40. Jessica Ingrum41. Shelby Cerkovnik42. Kristen Sullivan43. Madison Gallegos44. Morgan FitzgeraldGirls 18 Doubles1. Brittany Warly/Erin Gebes2. Natalie Dunn/Caroline Schnell3. Sarah French/Nicole Dinkel4. Brittney Ricci/Adriana Wojakowska5. Natalie Dunn/Alexandra Leatu6. Genevieve Tarlton/Elizabeth Venner7. Monica Li/Sarah Ray8. Shannon McNamara/Adriana Wojakowska9. Madeline Kern/Kelli Woodman10. Caroline Schnell/Sammie Watson11. Elizabeth Fryberger/Sarah Ray12. Morgan Fitzgerald/Katie Li13. Elisabetta Dewitt/Megan Moore14. Katharine Pepin/Rebecca Warren15. Jessika Mozia/Mira Ruder-Hook16. Mikayla Bladow/Meghan O’DonnellBoys 16 Singles1. Harrison Lang2. Hayden Sabatka3. Matt Sayre4. Bryan Mehall5. Jamey Swiggart6. Brennan Graham7. Michael Ogez8. Stephen Moore9. Gagan Jain10. Spencer Weinberg11. Tanner Trace12. Jesse Ruder-Hook13. Jaron Belcher14. Hunter LaCouture15. Eli Winegardner16. Travis Kimsey17. Joseph Diaz18. Vignesh Senthivel19. Ian Day20. David Mictchell21. Max Roder22. Zachary Fryer23. Jake Sheldon24. Luke Lorenz25. Luke Whalen26. Jack Greene27. Andrew Venner28. Fletcher Kerr29. Brendan Soane30. Peter Sisk31. Paul Boulton32. William Son33. Jonathan Kaufman34. McKay Inman35. Zach Kusick36. Daniel Steinhauser37. Cole Johnson38. Spencer Anderson39. Harrison Vivas40. Julian Melcer41. Johnny Combs42. Ignatius Castelino43. Hayden Cramer44. Galen Arney45. Kevin Chen46. Austin Kohlman47. Ian Welty48. Kyle Schuster49. Brendon BravoBoys 16 Doubles1. Anil Gain/Max Roder2. Michael Ogez/Spencer Weinberg3. Matt Sayre/Jamey Swiggart4. Hayden Sabatka/Matt Sayre5. Travis Kimsey/Stephen6. Zach Fryer/Luke Lorenz7. Hunter LaCouture/Harrison Lang8. Bryan Mehall/Hayden Sabatka9. Paul Brynteson/Jake Sheldon10. David Mitchell/Jake Sheldon11. Joseph Diaz/Brennan Graham12. Hayden Cramer/Steven Venner13. Harrison Lang/Hayden Sabatka14. Jaron Belcher/Spencer WeinbergGirls 16 Singles1. Rebecca Weissmann2. Alexa Brandt3. Jennifer Weissman4. Meagan Monaghan5. Kelli Woodman6. Alex Middleton7. Caroline Hobbs8. Mira Ruder-Hook9. Morgan Blanco10. Eva-Lou Edwards11. Morgan Cohen12. Monica Li13. Callie Morlock14. Jordan Appel15. Shelby Cerkovnik16. Kathleen Kousman17. Elizabeth Fryberger18. Katie Li19. Lauran Renjard20. Morgan Fitzgerald21. Jessee Clauson22. Alyssa Xedus23. Katherine Pepin24. Paris Hogan25. Lindsey Pond26. Bria Smith27. Stephanie Giltner28. Christi Valicent29. Payton Fielding30. Gabrielle Schuck31. Keiko Kasho32. Madison Gallegos33. Kathryn Hall34. Gloria Son35. Katherine Howe36. Katya Golynko37. Erin Gebes38. Mayanka Kumar39. Julie Berlinger40. Analise Marshall41. Valeria Gavidia42. Shannon GalliganGirls 16 Doubles1. Alexa Brandt/Katie Kuosman2. Jordan Appel/Kelli Woodman3. Morgan Cohen/Alexandra Middleton4. Payton Fielding/Gabrielle Schuck5. Morgan Blanco/Callie Morlock6. Meaghan Monaghan/Kelli Woodman7. Shelby Cerkovnik/Elizabeth Fryberger8. Katharine Pepin/Mira Ruder-Hook9. Jennifer Weissmann/Rebecca Weissman10. Katharine Pepin/Rebecca Weissmann11. Erin Gebes/Monica Li12. Morgan Cohen/Lindsey Pond13. Morgan Blanco/Keiko Kasho14. Caroline Kelly/Alexandra MartinnelliBoys 14 Singles1. Spencer Lang2. John Koza3. Jesse Ruder-Hook4. Luke Lorenz5. Zach Fryer6. Galen Arney7. Fletcher Kerr8. David Mitchell9. Vignesh Senthivel10. Ryan Beyer11. Ryker Brown12. Luke Whalen13. Connor McPherson14. Willie Gold15. Dakota Burns16. Ignatius Castelino17. Casey Ross18. Andrew Pollack19. Austin Gruszczynski20. Matthew Flanigan21. Jimmy Amundson22. Joseph Diaz23. Joseph Bove24. Jacob Fell25. Max Petrak26. Chanon Penvari27. Adam Rivera28. Teller Hoskins29. Kevin Adams30. Tanner Trace31. Joseph Adducci32. Hans Bergal33. Lucas Martin34. Noah Reiss35. Austin Hampton36. Alec Leddon37. Tommy Mason38. Vishal Krishnan39. Colin Green40. Christian Slupe41. Ryder SearleBoys 14 Doubles1. Zach Fryer/Luke Lorenz2. Galen Arney/Joseph Diaz3. Galen Arney/Spencer Lang4. Jarod Adducci/Joseph Adducci5. Kevin Adams/Willie Gold6. Luke Lorenz/David Mitchell7. Zach Fryer/John Koza8. William Hobbs/David Mitchell9. Connor Arend/Jake Miller10. Canyon Hill/Colton Hill11. Galen Arney/Tanner TraceGirls 14 Singles1. Samantha Martinelli2. Bria Smith3. Caroline Kelly4. Kathryn Hall5. Alex Middleton6. Chloe Brandt7. Alexandra Weil8. Kalyssa Hall9. Rachael Scheper10. Gabrielle Schuck11. Nicole Kalhorn12. Alex Pessoa13. Ashley Lahey14. Payton Fielding15. Morgan Fitzgerald16. Glenna Gee-Taylor17. Jessica Metz18. Alexandra Martinelli19. Eva-Lou Edwards20. Kendall Junker21. Gloria Son22. Haley Chirico23. Tate Schroeder24. Mira Ruder-Hook25. Caroline Kawula26. Julia Mannino27. Katie LiGirls 14 Doubles1. Kathryn Hall/Bria Smith2. Jessica Metz/Gabrielle Schuck3. Madison Gallegos/Gloria Son4. Jordan Appel/Katie Li5. Katherine Scheper/Alexandra Weil6. Kalyssa Hall/Caroline Kelly7. Rose Igoe/Jessica Schoenbeck8. Alexandra Martinelli/Samantha MartinelliBoys 12 Singles1. Casey Ross2. Willie Gold3. Ethan Hillis4. Alec Leddon5. Tom Melville6. Kai Smith7. Jackson Hawk8. Chanon Penvari9. Brett Finan10. Nicholas Lorenz11. Kevin Adams12. Allen Fu13. William Hobbs14. Tim Amundson15. Ben Antonsen16. Joshua King17. Frederick Edwards18. Richter Jordaan19. Draden Hoover20. Patrick Ross21. Blake Parsons22. Vamsi Senthilvel23. Alec Zirkelbach24. Erich Nuss25. Colton Hill26. Davis Meyer27. Preston Slupe28. Daniel Pearson29. Cutter Esson30. Max Patrek31. Drew Parsons32. Teller Hoskins33. Spencer ClausonBoys 12 Doubles1. Erich Nuss/Chanon Penvari2. Willie Gold/Alec Leddon3. Blake Parsons/Drew Parsons4. Jackson Hawk/Alec Leddon5. Brett Finan/Nicholas Finan6. Nikolai McFall/Aaron Weil7. Ethan Hillis/ Justin Zirkelbach8. Kevin Adams/Casey Ross9. Jake Becker/Erich Nuss10. Henry Hawk/Max Petrak11. Jackson Hawk/Ethan Hillis12. Kevin Adams/Willie Gold13. Frederick Edwards/Tom MelvilleGirls 12 Singles1. Tate Schroeder2. Kalyssa Hall3. Madison Gallegos4. Gloria Son5. Jessica Aragon6. Caroline Kawula7. Jessica Murphy8. Audrey Deguerrera9. Grace Koza10. Jessica Metz11. Emily Strande12. Sara Schoenbeck13. Seraphin Castelino14. Anshika Singh15. Amber Shen16. Ashley Lahey17. Morgan Hall18. Heather Volls19. Maeve Kearney20. Haley Chirico21. Mavis Edwards22. Alyssa Arenson23. Emily Dush24. Anna Weissmann25. Kristen Kirby26. Casey Ahrendsen27. Natalie MunsonGirls 12 Doubles1. Jessica Aragon/Grace Koza2. Madison Gallegos/Gloria Son3. Haley Chirico/Emma Schilling4. Nicole Ahrendsen/Alyssa Arenson5. Jessica Aragon/Anna Weissmann6. Payton Fielding/Gabrielle SchuckBoys 10 SinglesExceptional QualifiersRichter JordaanNickolas LorenzLaird StewartQualifiersConnor CampbellCharlie FranksDaniel GuiotCarter HarringtonHenry HawkStone HeymanChristian HolmesDavid KijakJack KnuettelCarter LoganTom MelvilleBen MurrayBrooks SavageGirls 10 SinglesExceptional QualifiersSeraphin CastelinoCaroline JordaanAnshika SinghEmily StrandeQualifiersAriana ArensonMavis EdwardsMorgan HallMicha HandlerScout MathewsAllison MurphyAmber ShenTaylor ThulsonAnna Waller42 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

JUNIORSATELLITEBoys 18 Singles1. William Son2. Bryan Repko3. Ben Teebken4. Scott Murrow5. Forrest Kennel6. Austin Croley7. Grant Voyen8. Caleb Bryson9. Howie Hill10. Sean Magill11. Brandon Nachbar12. Rich Drexelius13. William Waters14. Hayes Wurzweiler15. Ben Williamson16. Paul Friedrich17. Joshua Elliott18. Ryan Winter19. Luke Whalen20. Ben Cohen21. Brady Young22. Cory Hensen23. Luke Ledebur24. Austin Kohlman25. Sam GodinBoys 18 Doubles1. Deric Gallagher/Jamieson ReinhardGirls 18 Singles1. Morgan Gopsill2. Hali Hafeman3. Savannah Wahab4. Abby Hegarty5. Gabriella Palicki6. Veronica Meyers7. Rachel Anderson8. Maddie Bernstein9. Kaitlyn Chenney10. Rachel Frisz11. Morgan Fitzgerald12. Chloe TheobaldGirls 18 Doubles1. Lauren Broyhill/Katya Golynko2. Kathleen McGuire/Stephanie Watson3. Cassie Greco/Jean SmithBoys 16 Singles1. Adam Rivera2. Brendan Soane3. Ryker Brown4. Austin Kohlman5. Eric Freud6. Darius Ebrahimi7. Chad Wachsmann8. Matthew Olson9. Zach Kusick10. Spencer Anderson11. Connor Petrou12. William Waters13. Kyle Rogers14. Taylor Landstrom15. Samuel Buffington16. Danny Kapriellan17. Matthew Depinto18. Christopher Sterling19. Sean Cowie20. TJ Ascough21. Tanner Trace22. Jordan Zaeske23. David Peterson24. Kyle Schuster25. Eliot Guin26. David Rosencrans27. Wyatt Kooi28. Jonathan Kaufman29. Michael Rosencrans30. Eric Hernandez31. David Wilkins32. Kellen Iverson33. Eric Bleem34. Keegan DePriest35. William Son36. Jonathan Forte37. Ben Teebken38. Matthew Stern39. Derek Lakowske40. Spencer Borison41. Austin Hampton42. Brandon Nachbar43. Joe Camporeale44. Astron Liu45. Jose Pinedo46. Paul FriedrichBoys 16 Doubles1. Spencer Borison/Kyle SchusterGirls 16 Singles1. Brooke Williams2. Amy Robertson3. Julie Berlinger4. Melissa Davis5. Lorraine Smith6. Feruth Kidane7. Valeria Gavidia8. Reagan Simons9. Katie Chrisman10. Kendall Junker11. Gloria Son12. Emily Erickson13. Sofia Softas-Nall14. Abby Hegarty15. Alex Pessoa16. Maddie Bernstein17. Megan Davis18. Madeline Whitmore19. Elizabeth Shaw20. Sarah Coy21. Kwynn Ecton22. Madison Porter23. Rachel Anderson24. Jordan Holland25. Morgan Fitzgerald26. Erica Dodson27. Journi Johnson28. Caroline Kawula29. Sarai Zilm30. Kaitlyn Chenney31. Madison Gosselin32. Abby Johnson33. Chloe Theobald34. Shelby Mavis35. Molly Smith36. Sierra SegrestGirls 16 Doubles1. Molly Fisher/Claire Roth2. Tara Buck/Felicia Rutherford3. Amanda Ikard/Madeleine MathisBoys 14 Singles1. Andrew Pollack2. Byungchan Shin3. Enzo Abbott4. Davis Meyer5. Jimmy Amundson6. Matthew Flanigan7. Trace Collins8. Christian Slupe9. Marcus Hock10. Joshua Rubin11. Dylan Panis12. Chanon Penvari13. Vishal Krishnan14. Eric Kwiatkowski15. Matthew Gross16. Benjamin Paddor17. Matthew Gross18. Ben Weinstock19. Dakota Burns20. Jared Stuart21. TJ Ascough22. Lucas Martin23. Jadon Tanguma24. Griffin Prall25. Nathan Schultz26. Jake Miller27. Kellen Pond28. Erik Elkington29. Trevor Reece30. Jack Springer31. Maxwell Proietti32. Scott Sunset33. Jason Nguyen34. Jacob Maxwell35. Ryder Searle36. Noah Reiss37. Carter Pentz38. Matt Offerman39. Michael Vartuli40. David DeFrancia41. Ryker Brown42. Austin Hampton43. Tom Melville44. Colton Hill45. Andrew Thompson46. Jacob Fell47. Monroe Porter48. Teller HoskinsBoys 14 Doubles1. Blake Parsons/Drew Parsons2. Samuel Bird/Michael Vartuli3. Jim Amundson/Tim Amundson4. Trace Collins/Eric KwiatkowskiGirls 14 Singles1. Abby Johnson2. Haley Chirico3. Natalia Dellavalle4. Julia Mannino5. Feruth Kidane6. Madeline Whitmore7. Gloria Son8. Katharine Kirby9. Junai Testa10. Laura Burdick11. Lauren Shubin12. Kylie Simons13. Madison Gallegos14. Leia Krebsbach15. Shannon Jiang16. Jane Selindh17. Andrea Motley18. Shivaun Wood19. Lyndsey Stewart20. Kaitlyn Motley21. Mikhal Kidane22. Francesca Pollio23. Madeline Roberts24. Caroline Kawula25. Katiana Uyemura26. Leah Ramey27. Tara Edwards28. Julia Popescu29. Maddisen Farver30. Glenna Gee-Taylor31. Jessica Aragon32. Kayl Ecton33. Addison Kenyon34. Grace Koza35. Laura Wilms36. Rachael Scheper37. Catherine Nemechek38. Abigail Wohlford39. Alexandra HortonGirls 14 Doubles1. Alexandra Horton/Eliza Kenyon2. Madison Gallegos/Julia Mannino3. Haley Chirico/Emma Schilling4. Julia Mannino/Gloria SonBoys 12 Singles1. Ben Antonsen2. Benjamin Paddor3. Davis Meyer4. Chanon Penvari5. Erich Nuss6. Patrick Ross7. Nicholas Lorenz8. Blake Parsons9. Jacob Maxwell10. Tim Amundson11. Steven Bummer12. Harshil Dwivedi13. Jake Becker14. Nikolai Lyssogor15. Stefan Orton-Urbina16. Coulten Davis17. Michael Skladanowski18. Preston Slupe19. Nicholas Finan20. Simon Lupo21. Allen Fu22. Erin Norwood23. Ram Vuppala24. Charlie Franks25. Drew Parsons26. Cutter Esson27. Patrick Seby28. John Simpson29. Dillon Leasure30. Hunter Johnson31. Joshua Fields32. Nathan Lazarus33. Ryan Houseman34. Carter Logan35. Devin Harper36. Derek Wright37. Draden Hoover38. Gabriel Pagat39. Cameron McGregor40. Walker UyemuraBoys 12 Doubles1. Ben Antonsen/Steven Bummer2. Charlie Davis/John Simpson3. Jake Becker/John SimpsonGirls 12 Singles1. Allison Smith2. Heather Volls3. Emily Strande4. Anshika Singh5. Tara Edwards6. Kristen Kirby7. Amber Shen8. Casey Zhong9. Amy Zhong10. Sadie Moseley11. Madison Gallegos12. Peyton Pendleton13. Maeve Kearney14. Jane Selindh15. Emily Dush16. Sarah Casey17. Seraphon Castelino18. Natalie Hagan19. Julia Berggren20. Sage Lochhead21. Piper Wolters22. Shawnea Pagat23. Casey Ahrendsen24. Phoebe MacKenzie25. Paula Cooper26. Sara Schoenbeck27. Henley Hall28. Maleeha Chowdhury29. Grace KozaGirls 12 Doubles1. Amy Zhong/Casey ZhongBoys 10 SinglesExceptional QualifiersZack FoxCarter HarringtonCarter LoganVinay MerchantBrooks SavageBen ShepherdBurl ShepherdLaird StewartQualifiersConnor CampbellCharlie FranksKosta GargerSkyler GatesChristian HolmesJames HunsingerTyler PaddorPatrick SebyConor SmithJordan WagnerGirls 10 SinglesExceptional QualifiersMicha HandlerQualifiersNatalie BronsdonAllison MurphyAnshika SinghAnna WallerEmily WilkinsADULTCHAMPIONSHIPMen’s Championship1. Cory Ross2. Willie Dann3. Casey MacMaster4. Kevin Grieve5. Richard Johnson6. Roman Borvanov7. Calix Van Lier8. Miikka Keronen9. Paul WilliamsMen’s 30 Singles1. Jeff Perez2. Vijay Sinha3. Dal HurttMen’s 35 Singles1. Jerry Lockwood2. Miikka Keronen3. Christian Thurstone10. Steve Williams11. Akim Malik12. Eric Carlson13. John Linton14. Stephen Nolen15. Tim Mullane16. Alex Clinkenbeard17. Chris Minihan18. Damon Gillette19. Lewis MillerSENIORAGE-DIVISION4. Thomas Wede5. Greg Beehler6. Charles Griffin7. Paul Whipple8. Jeffrey Wood9. Josh Dougan10. Brian Kasic11. James Doidge12. Jordan JacobMen’s Championship Doubles1. Willie Dann/Lewis Miller2. Tim Mullane/Stephen Nolen3. Jeff Cline/Josh Dougan4. John Linton/Tim Mullane5. Roman Borvanov/Nick Monroe6. Wes Blakeslee/Jason HanschmannWomen’s Championship Singles1. Mallory Voelker2. Yana Ruegsegger13. David Wolf14. Andreas Ford15. Todd Maffeo16. Joel Tanner17. Son Ho18. Mark McGann19. Anil Nimmagadda20. Aaron Crouts21. Thomas Schultz3. Shannon Cross4. Laura Ewert5. Alexandra Leatu6. Simone Kalhorn7. Jacqueline Carleton8. Lauren Strasburger9. Lauren MussoWomen’s Championship Doubles1. Shannon Cross/Yanna Ruegsegger2. Molly Carter/Rhona KaczmarczykMen’s 35 Doubles1. Miikka Keronen/Jeffrey Wood2. Robert Brown/Cary Hodges3. Dean Harper/James Leroux4. Billy Downs/Brett Haberstick5. Mark Freeman/Douglas JohnstonWomen’s 35 Singles1. Vicki Leroux3. Jacquline Carleton/Alexandra Leatu4. Vasilisa Bardina/Lauren StrasburgerMixed Championship Doubles1. Mallory Voelker/Scott Warner2. Laura Ewert/Tom Ewert3. Trent Broach/Lauren Strasburger4. Sara Anundsen/Andy Zurcher5. Jacqueline Carleton/Nick Monroe2. Susan Wright3. Nora Harrison4. Marie NguyenWomen’s 35 Doubles1. Erin Eggland/Nora Harrison2. Judy Esteppe/Nora Harrison3. Shannon Miday/Michelle Topf4. Taryn Archer/Susan KozlowskifinalRANKINGScoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis43

finalRANKINGSMixed 35 Doubles1. Denise Belk/Billy Downs2. Marc Keleske/Vicki Leroux3. Rick Best/Shannon Cross4. Amy Hand/David Hand5. Shami Behbehani/Karmen DavisMen’s 40 Singles1. Christian Thurstone2. Andrew Banks3. Jerry Lockwood4. Jeff Cline5. Todd Maffeo6. Marc Weiner7. Steven Nash8. Donnie Martin9. Robert Rydel10. Jeff Davis11. Chris Swank12. Neil Kearney13. Rafer Leach14. Daniel Pace15. Jose Amador16. Elephtherios LongaMen’s 40 Doubles1. Andy Banks/Hector Trevino2. Jeff Cline/J.D. Ready3. Derek Heys/Paul Whipple4. Michael Hayter/Harold WoodsWomen’s 40 Singles1. Carol Nappholz2. Renee LewisWomen’s 40 Doubles1. Susan Hommel/Daphne JeanMixed 40 Doubles1. Rick Best/Shannon Cross2. Marcy MacDonnell/Mike MacDonnellMen’s 45 Singles1. Jeffrey Todd2. Andy Zodin3. John Hereford4. Brandon Marinoff5. David Hand6. Matt Collins7. Marc Keleske8. David Burns9. Mark Scruggs10. Michael Hayter11. Peter Braun12. Brett Schaffer13. Thomas Wede14. Randy Hester15. Tim Wright16. Eric Joern17. Douglas Johnston18. David Bowman19. Howard Waldstreicher20. Shawn Cooper21. Bradley Schuster22. Andrew HarrisonMen’s 45 Doubles1. Martin Coe/Raymond Herr2. Dan Gray/Mark Scruggs3. Chris Colwell/Kurt Kennedy4. Russell Porter/Mike Scimeca5. Brad Schuster/John Waring6. Gary Murphy/Victor Nehf7. Steve Clarke/John GivinsWomen’s 45 Singles1. Cheng-Er Mehmedbasich2. Marcy MacDonnell3. Susan Wright4. Jayasshree KulkarniWomen’s 45 Doubles1. Catherine Dunbar/Lee Silver2. Angie Sanders/Vyki Shimizu3. Salome D’Silva/Tatiana MerkoulovaMixed 45 Doubles1. Catherine Stemper/Daniel Washburne2. Susan Wright/Tim Wright3. Monique Balboa/Robert Balboa4. Rick Shimizu/Vyki Shimizu5. Joseph Johnson/Sarah MarrMen’s 50 Singles1. Jeffrey Todd2. Russell Porter3. Bradley Schuster4. Tim Hester5. Stephen Lakowske6. Donald Gordon7. Rick Best8. Hans Carlson9. Peter Braun10. David Pond11. Douglas Goold12. Tim Wright13. Jake Thamm14. Curt Corrigan15. Rex Vedder16. Jose Rivera17. Jay Lauer18. Steve Fisher19. Peter Walters20. David Bowman21. Dan Sulewski22. Mark Schleif23. David AdamsMen’s 50 Doubles1. Curt Corrigan/Peter Walters2. Rick Best/Scott Collins3. Marlin Godown/Russell Porter4. Robert Balboa/Kevin Kavanah5. Andy Rinehart/Brad Schuster6. Bruce Malloy/Russell Porter7. Mark Ackermann/Eric Ruthrauff8. David Adams/Harold Fong9. Mike Pennell/Jose Rivera10. Jake Thamm/Peter Walters11. Bob Magnani/Fred Simon12. Florin David/Randy HolstlawWomen’s 50 Singles1. Cheng-Er Mehmedbasich2. Rona Clark3. Marcy MacDonnell4. Vyki Shimizu5. Janelle Williams6. Deborah Scruggs7. Kwi Spinks8. Jayashree Kulkarni9. Barbara Delph10. Barbara BerneWomen’s 50 Doubles1. Barbara Delph/Mary Rosenoff2. Patricia Kreutz/Janice Simpson3. Catherine Corbett/Sarah Patterson4. Nancy Hiester/Marty Wedewer5. Janice Fischer/Lynn Koczera6. Roni Rayment/Lee Silver7. Jo Anna Cline/Sonja Drinkwalter8. Kathleen Jones/Cheng-er Mehmedbasich9. Patricia Martin/Deborah Scruggs10. Christie Bibeau/Celeste FellowsMixed 50 Doubles1. Mike Lammens/Kristen Padberg2. Jayashree Kulkarni/Kishore Kulkarni3. Carole Keller/David WienbergMen’s 55 Singles1. Mike Demong2. Mark Flanigan3. Frank Visciano4. Michael Hallowell5. Dan Magee6. Thomas Forti7. Igor Vayshenker8. Steven Rolig9. Christopher Anton10. Mark Sidor11. Peter Kesler12. John Roche13. Andy James14. Steve Fisher15. Tim Hoy16. Jake Thamm17. Ken Sawer18. Mark Nothaft19. Marcus Bell20. George Gers21. Daniel Almanza22. Marlin Godown23. Fernando Patino24. Gregg Schumacher25. Bob SamwayMen’s 55 Doubles1. Chris Anton/Mike Demong2. Rick Kreutzer/Ed Skarwecki3. Dennis Fisher/Paul Gronewoller4. Daniel Almanza/Tim Hoy5. David Ankeney/Steven Raney6. Marlin Godown/Bruce Malloy7. Paul Gronewoller/Bruce Malloy8. Ed Mooney/David Schaller9. Marlin Godown/Art Thomson10. Paige Hiatt/Mike Lammens11. Danile Almanza/Frank Visciano12. Gary Daniell/Mike Hughes13. Mark Flanigan/Art Thomson14. Rick Kreutzer/Mike Demong15. Ken Sawer/Bob Seward16. Michael Jamieson/Rodney WonenbergWomen’s 55 Singles1. Kathleen Johns2. Marie Bernard3. Ellen Rolig4. Nancy Quayle5. Susan Vogel6. Barbara Morrison7. Priscilla Sisson8. Nancy McCarthy-Hallowell9. Laura ThomsonWomen’s 55 Doubles1. Nancy Engard/Donna Osteen-Mixon2. Rona Clark/Bonita Schmidt3. Carole Keller/Leslie Levine4. Jacquelyn Fletcher/Debra Minich5. Judy Laursen/Holly Malloy6. Linda Lister/Frances Micka7. Barbara Sanders/Maria Smith8. Marie Bernard/Ellen RoligMixed 55 Doubles1. Marlin Godown/Judy Laursen2. Daniel Almanza/Kristen Padberg3. Ellen Rolig/Steven Rolig4. Kathleen Johns/David Myers5. Jeffrey Horn/Sallly Horn6. Andy Rinehart/Cindy Stewart7. Bruce Malloy/Holly Malloy8. Karen Walsey/Larry WellmanMen’s 60 Singles1. John Roche2. Marlin Godown3. Ed Skarwecki4. Tom Sansonetti5. Peter Sommer6. Bill Danks7. John Nelson8. Jim Swiggart9. Bill Dann10. Robert Bradley11. Albert Willis12. Mark Nothaft13. Mike Peceny14. George Matava15. John Sopack16. Peter Kesler17. Dan McGlothlin18. Norman Lowery19. Michael Jamieson20. Michael HughesMen’s 60 Doubles1. Marlin Godown/Bruce Malloy2. Paige Hiatt/Mike Lammens3. Marlin Godown/Gale Howard4. Terry Boyle/Ron Salazar5. Gary Daniell/Marvin Setzke6. Richard Flanigan/Rick Lannon7. Marlin Godown/Art Thomson8. Gale Howard/Jim Swiggart9. John Dunn/Chris Jesseman10. Bruce Baskette/Mark Nothaft11. Gerald Russell/Marvin Setzke12. James Albright/David Myers13. Richard Clark/Bobby Howard14. Dave Warren/Wayne Schell15. Bill Danks/Thomas Tonoli16. Bill Danks/Bill Dann17. Donald Simpson/Art Thomson18. David Myers/Peter SommerWomen’s 60 Singles1. Carol Nappholz2. Nancy Antos3. Marilyn McCombs4. Candace Harris5. Laura Thomson6. Marie BernardWomen’s 60 Doubles1. Kristen Padberg/Eileen Pero2. Nancy Engard/Donna Osteen-Mixon3. Katherine Demong/Laura Thomson4. Lucy Bennett/Ann Stafford5. Kristen Padberg/Suzanne Sindt6. Carol Gregory/Ilse Hine7. Sheryl Flater/Phyllis Larson8. Frances Micka/Shirley Welch9. Kathi Skytta/Margot WelchMixed 60 Doubles1. Mike Lammens/Kristen Padberg2. Art Thomson/Laura Thomson3. Nancy Engard/Bob Samway4. Richard Schlueter/Kaye Simonton5. Marilyn McCombs/Terris McCombs6. Marie Bernard/William KruegerMen’s 65 Singles1. Dave Warren2. Gale Howard3. Mike Peceny4. Norman Lowery5. David Schermerhorn6. Wayne Schell7. James Sheffield8. Bill Dann9. Ronald Mitchell10. Fred Witte11. Jack Lewis12. Jim Hilton13. Richard Boddicker14. Larry Pedde15. Melvin Weiner16. Danny Wages17. Patrick Godsil18. Ken Sawer19. Darryl Wisnia20. James Gabbie21. Norbert Frueh22. Robert BrisbonMen’s 65 Doubles1. Steve Walker/Robert Weimer2. Gale Howard/Dave Warren3. Bruce Baskette/Norbert Frueh4. Bill Dann/Jon Rapp5. Stephen Behm/James Sheffield6. David Harguth/James Zurcher7. Glenn Gibson/Norman Lowery8. Stephen Behm/Norbert Frueh9. Mike Peceny/Wayne Schell10. Norbert Frueh/Al Mould11. John Doidge/Charles Vidal12. William Evans/Darryl Wisnia13. Glenn Bills/Charles HenkartWomen’s 65 Singles1. Martha Gulbenkian2. Janice Aoki3. Georgia Granger4. Kaye SimontonWomen’s 65 Doubles1. Sheryl Flater/Judy Ferrin2. Sheryl Flater/Phyllis Larson3. Susan Knott/Pinky Starzel4. Barbara Sanders/Sharon Tarpley5. Kathi Skytta/Margot Welch6. Bonnie Champion/Jean DarstMixed 65 Doubles1. Jon Ellis/Suzanne Sindt2. Richard Schlueter/Kaye Simonton3. Faye Swanson/Keith Swanson4. Nancy Godsil/Patrick Godsil5. Josephw Albert/Janice Aoki6. Kathi Skytta/John WorthenMen’s 70 Singles1. Hight Redmond2. Norman Lowery3. Bill Markoff4. Patrick Godsil5. James Fowler6. Glenn Gibson7. Jack Klapper8. Robert Olson9. Ed Andrews10. John Driesbach11. John Doidge12. Richard Leslie13. John Christensen14. Jack ArmstrongMen’s 70 Doubles1. David Harguth/Alvie Willis2. John Doidge/Charles Vidal3. Tom Clark/Keith Swanson4. John Christensen/Glenn Gibson5. Ron Berquist/Robert Olson6. Luis Cuadra/Alvie Willis7. Andrew Geiss/Al Throckmorton8. Richard Leslie/Bob SewardMixed 70 Doubles1. Bonnie Champion/Marvin Champion2. Tom Clark/Phyllis Larson3. Clovis Brown/Ira Brown4. Roald Flater/Kathleen Johns5. Diane Sampson/OrwynMen’s 75 Singles1. Luis Cuadra2. Alvie Willis3. Dixie Baines4. Enver Mehmedbasich5. James O’Connor6. Rogers Dockstader7. James McAnally8. John Hay-Arthur9. Dirk GralkaMen’s 75 Doubles1. Roald Flater/Jerry Harrison2. Luis Cuadra/Enver Mehmedbasich3. Erwin Reschke/Roy White4. Cliff Jensen/Lloyd Smith5. George Covington/Gene Wilken6. Frank Ciancio/Moni Monismith7. Luis Cuadra/James McAnally8. Richard Rollins/Lewis SowellMixed 75 Doubles1. Warren Foltz/Jeanette Ford2. Enver Mehmedbasich/Rita Price3. Josefa Crotty/Clinton RoundsMen’s 80 Singles1. Clifford Jensen2. James O’Connor3. Robert Sellect4. Gene WilkenMen’s 80 Doubles1. Cliff Jensen/Lloyd Smith2. Milton Chewning/Harold OwensADULTNTRPMen’s 5.0 Singles1. Jerry Lockwood2. Josh Dougan3. Peter Rouch4. Jeff Cline5. James Sanders6. Philip Lupo7. Todd Maffeo8. J.D. Ready9. Joel Kawecki10. Eric CarlsonMen’s 4.5 Singles1. Kenneth Moy2. Xinlin Li3. J.D. Ready4. David Hand5. Gustavo Belloso6. Graham Johnson7. Hugo Jimenez8. Daniel Garza9. Richard Tanguma10. Marcel Pieters11. Peter Hanley12. David Burns13. Kevin Silverman14. Phil Weinstock15. Luke Hay-Arthur16. Brian Gerardis17. Don Stilwll18. Benjamin Walker19. Brian Emeson20. Graham Casden21. Michael Walker22. David Hitchings23. Dan Magee24. Steve Mazzini25. Thomas Schultz26. Adam Paschal27. Neil Kearney28. Joseph Fields29. William Epping30. Bradley Schuster31. James Hay-Arthur32. David Lupow33. Trent GustafsonMen’s 4.5 Doubles1. James Hay-Arthur/Luke Hay-Arthur2. Dean Harper/James Leroux3. Alex Brinkman/Sean Stevinson4. Wes Blakeslee/Alan Tsuda5. Frank Schultz/Don Stilwll6. Brad Schuster/John Waring7. Scott Alexander/Frank Coyle8. David Jansen/James Leroux9. Dennis Dozon/Mike Lampi10. James Bray/Jake Thamm11. Matthew Bruff/Chip Hudson12. Brad Shores/Mark VaughanWomen’s 4.5 Singles1. Clarie Douthit2. Nora Harrison3. Susan Little4. Christine Molek5. Kristeen Dehning6. Jacquelyn DeYoung-Boyle7. Janelle Williams8. Michele Lutz9. Hailey Weiss10. Shelley Lundh11. Cyndy Besselievre12. Chelsea Laursen13. Jennifer Segale14. Elizabeth Gold15. Alexis Alvarez16. Shirley DuvalWomen’s 4.5 Doubles1. Nora Harrison/Erin Eggland2. Amy Hand/Susan Silva3. Leanne Flora/Nora Harrison44 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

Mixed 4.5 Doubles1. Lauren Grimditch/Alan Tsuda2. Claire Douthit/Graham Johnson3. Amy Hand/David Hand4. Erin Eggland/James Leroux5. Jeff Ceuvorst/Erin Eggland6. Mike Lammens/Sarah Zodin7. Denise Belk/Billy DownsMen’s 4.0 Singles1. Grant Glenn2. Andy Antos3. Patrick Brisch4. Travis Turner5. Dal Hurtt6. Timmy Bromell7. Thomas Young8. Pete Kesler9. Michael Flora10. Paul Gillis11. Scott Laughead12. Eddie Pells13. Jose Sanchez14. Scott Deig15. John Hunt16. Michael Mckay17. Ted Wadley18. Brian Kenner19. Mark Nothaft20. Steven Inman21. Tarun Chugh22. Andrew Bauer23. Phill Treddenick24. Patrick Sullivan25. Kyle Park26. Jay Boisseau27. Rahul Bheemidi28. Richard Stromp29. Idi Omar30. Mike Toth31. James McCartney32. Arlyn Peters33. Michael Pierce34. Andrew Harrison35. Brian Pinkerton36. David Zavala37. Andy Fross38. Norman Lowery39. Joseph Fryberger40. Dominic MassaMen’s 4.0 Doubles1. Bric Houlihan/Robert Young2. Jeff Teebken/Dan Zumwinkle3. Bruce Baskette/Mark Nothaft4. Keaton Howe/Tony Ryan5. Patrick Brisch/Ted Geraghty6. Elliott Linz/John Linz7. Mark Nothaft/Robert Turnbill8. Craig Claxton/Hector Hornedo9. Tom Dela Fuente/Zac Storatz10. Greg Fisher/Hank Fisher11. Chris Beatty/Ken Monahan12. Russell Bowler/Hunter Hook13. Robert Moutrie/Jeff Perez14. Frank Coria/Kevin Geiss15. Todd Chancey/Ted Geraghty16. Richard Flanigan/Rick Lannon17. Larry Gabler/Ronald Smith18. Don Anderson/John Clauson19. Brant Lahnert/Daniel O’Shea20. Dominic Massa/Jerry May21. Jeff Fox/Adam Woodworth22. Andrew Adams/Stuart AdamsWomen’s 4.0 Singles1. Nancy McCarthy-Hallowell2. Shirley Duval3. Debra Brown4. Mona Jones5. Mary Loughran6. Marie Bernard7. Kim Holpp8. Michelle Topf9. Maria Rudolph10. Midori Simpson11. Alexis Junker12. Jan Kennedy13. Priscilla Dressen14. Carolyn Waller15. Helen Arnold16. Kelly O’Shea17. Nancy Quayle18. Sarah Schupp19. Catherine Romero20. Jane Burnham21. Melissa Griese22. Shannon Miday23. Yoko Ito24. Jaylyn Bunning25. Robyn Morgan26. Emily Gagnepain27. Sheri Wright28. Carol Nappholz29. Beth Thormann30. Tracy Trestrail31. Sara Brinkley32. Julie MorrisWomen’s 4.0 Doubles1. Lynn Hand/Meghan Vogel2. Kelly O’Shea/Kelley Sober3. Catherine Dunbar/Lee Silver4. Karen Kappius/Carole Keller5. Molly Doyle/Stephanie Greco6. Mary Murray/Susan Watkin7. Catherine Dunbar/Karen Hasse8. Denise Belk/Kelly O’Shea9. Shannon Miday/Michelle Pinkerton10. Melissa Griese/Stephanie Major11. Katharine Ferraro/Jayna Hand12. Meredith Pettersch/Teri Sexauer13. Taryn Archer/Susan Kozlowski14. Jane Davis/Heidi Dery15. Jo Anna Cline/Stephanie Major16. Lisa Beckstrom/Traci Heffron17. Molly Doyle/Marie Nguyen18. Christine Weyer/Martha Williams19. Colleen Carlson/Marie Nguyen20. Lisa Schweiss/Lisa Williams21. Debbie Rubida/Midori Simpson22. Hilaria Davis/Juana Donald23. Tanya Harrington/Kelly LeidMixed 4.0 Doubles1. Brian Pinkerton/Michelle Pinkerton2. Shannon Miday/Eddie Pells3. Tanya Harrington/Bruce Silver4. Debra Dorough/Gary Dorough5. Corey Murray/Mary Murray6. Frank Coria/Teri Sexauer7. Craig Claxton/Susan Watkin8. Colleen Carlson/Kevin Geiss9. Emily Jensik/Bruce Silver10. Robert Turnbull/Christine Weyer11. Patti Bowman/Richard Bowman12. Mikel Bowman/Jennifer Shepherd13. Daniel O’Shea/Kelly O’Shea14. Marie Nguyen/Zac Storatz15. Molly Doyle/Roman KhmelevMen’s 3.5 Singles1. David Thompson2. Trey Johnson3. Nile Knez4. Vernon Kercher5. Ronnie Schilling6. Steven Arnold7. Craig Harvey8. Dan Johnson9. Eddie Staas10. Craig Johnson11. Roger Freeman12. Craig Tierney13. John Sheldon14. Ian Kogan15. Ian Todd16. Peter Whitmore17. Mark Porcher18. Richard Thompson19. Michael Boyd20. Ajay Balan21. Ken Eslick22. Brent Erickson23. J.C. Waller24. Brian Loflin25. Travis Werbelow26. Anthony Marin27. John Mierzwa28. Timothy Janes29. Brian McClain30. Paul Tillier31. Bryon White32. Praveen MahadevaiahMen’s 3.5 Doubles1. Joe Dawson/Yannick VanDosselaere2. David Harr/Daniel O’Shea3. Mike Dery/David Ipsen4. Jon Kennedy/Ian Kogan5. Frederick Bolin/Mark Thompson6. David Thompson/Graham Squire7. John Anadiotis/Jack Luellen8. Fenton Hill/Dan Hoskins9. Doug Turley/Bill TysonWomen’s 3.5 Singles1. Herita Akamah2. Marcela Rascon3. Melissa Harris4. Pina Tarlecki5. Yoko Ito6. Helen Young7. Nancy Broumpton8. Elizabeth Potarf9. Chrysie Ready10. Kimberlee Harmon11. Linda Levy12. Linda Houlihan13. Alexis Tinney14. Megan Fischbach15. Sarah Shook16. Karen Lebere17. Cindy Middleton18. Cheri Brandt19. Manjula Murthy20. Linda Dix21. Chris Landberg22. Katie Fassbinder23. Barbara MorrisonWomen’s 3.5 Doubles1. Susie Farrar/Christine Taibl2. Vickie Cunningham/Carol Propst3. Erin Johnston/Kristine Smith4. Mary Rossi/Lea Urbana5. Michele Louden/Patricia Meyer6. Debbie McGough/Adriana Vernon7. Melissa Harris/Getta Sivanandam8. Debbie Scheper/Irina Suyumova9. Sonya Lewis/Allison Lotspeich10. Bonnie Hotard/Sue MacKenzie11. Ursula Scarano/Michele Voecks12. Laura Barnes/Theresa Rogers13. Holly Eike/Jamie Steese14. Lori Preston/Ruth Weinberg15. Linda Kunkel/Kathy Petersen16. Dionne Jimenez/Trish Jimenez17. Julia Haen/Barbara Morrison18. Stacie Koch/Chris Landberg19. Mary Beth Church/Lindsey Reisbeck20. Jennifer Pearson/Holly Silver21. Amy Day/Christian Hawley22. Cynthia Boyd/Kathryn Kirvan23. Dee Donnelly/Kathi Hinckley24. Kathi Hinckley/Julie SveinssonMixed 3.5 Doubles1. Richard Beckey/Carol Propst2. Craig Tierney/Karan Tierney3. Ann Louden/Bob Louden4. Ann Ipsen/David Ipsen5. Faye Swanson/Keith Swanson6. Melissa Doidge/Wade Doidge7. Keshor Channarayappa/Marjula Murthy8. Melissa McKenny/Jay Waddell9. Mary Blades/Rick BladesMen’s 3.0 Singles1. Owen Borum2. John Vanderberg3. Mark Thompson4. Jason Nunnery5. Mark Walker6. Andrew Strange7. Daniel Angst8. Robert Jeffries9. Nathan Sloan10. John Appelhans11. Leonid Chacikjanc12. Bob Louden13. Doug TurleyWomen’s 3.0 Singles1. Carol Konitshek2. Joanie Jones3. Sharon Cahill4. Jennifer Pollman5. Renee Lewis6. Amanda Phan7. Amy Henderson8. Sue Vanderberg9. Monica Cass10. Peggy Kagohara11. Lydia Moy12. Melinda Mueller13. Mary Sullivan14. Cheryl Adelmann15. Kelly Deligio16. Kimberly Welsh17. Michelle Degitis18. Natalie Schaefer19. Candace Wilhite20. Cathy KawakamiWomen’s 3.0 Doubles1. Joanie Jones/Deneige Nash2. Jill Long/Sue Vanderberg3. Robin Doyle/Robyn Feller4. Megan Freeman/Jennifer Pollman5. Theresa Deville/Lori Weimar6. Charlene Cashin/Janis Tennery7. Monique Marzullo/Rosemary Tomaszewski8. Chelsea Redington/Maggie RyanMixed 3.0 Doubles1. Tina Aweida/Owen BorumWomen’s 2.5 SinglesSpecial RecognitionDenise BeltonLinda LackmanKristin JanosAngie VigilLaura HookJennifer HallMaryAnn EnstadCynthia BurchellConnie WedgeworthJennifer NashJulie KoppWomen’s 2.5 DoublesSpecial RecognitionKatherine Freeman/Angie VigilCynthia Burchell/Lori ClaussenLaura Kannady/Erin SettjeDenise Belton/Laura KannadyfamilydoublesFather/Daughter Doubles1. Dave Kuosman/Katie Kuosman2. Brittany Matava/George Matava3. Kerbi Brisch/Patrick Brisch4. Douglas Goold/Rachel Goold5. Leon Marks/Sarah Marks6. Jon Cram/Jayna Hand7. Jeffrey Wood/Shivaun Wood8. Katherine Scheper/Robert Scheper9. Miriam Evangelista/Ovidio Evangelista10. Daniel Gray/Jamie Gray11. Al Allison/Anja ChavezFather/Son Doubles1. Bradley Schuster/Kyle Schuster2. John Hereford/Niko Hereford3. Andy Banks/Connor Banks4. Calix Van Lier/Steve Van Lier5. Jake Sheldon/John Sheldon6. Casey Ross/Randy Ross7. Brian Kimsey/Travis Kimsey8. Derek Lakowske/Stephen LakowskeMANUAL THERAPYPILATESAQUA THERAPY9. Tom Chavez/Tommy Chavez10. Ben Williamson/Thomas Williamson11. Jim Flanigan/Mark Flanigan12. John Thornhill/Kyle Thornhill13. Brady Yardumian/Robert Yardumian14. Blake Howard/Gale Howard15. Austin Gruszczynski/Troy Gruszczynski16. Jeff Davis/Owen Davis17. John McCroskey/Tom McCroskey18. Devin Visciano/Frank Visciano19. Marc Weiner/Melvin Weiner20. Danny Bartell/Nathan BartellMother/Daughter Doubles1. Denise Gebes/Erin Gebes2. Deidra Roque/Symone Roque3. Chelsea Laursen/Judy Laursen4. Genevieve Tarlton/Lynette Tarlton5. Helen Arnold/Katherine Arnold6. Derry Adams/Frances Adams7. Jennifer Madden/Natalie Madden8. Georgia Walker/Martha WalkerServing the tennis community since 1999. We specialize in neck and back pain, tennis elbow, knee and ankle injuries.Come see us for your sports injury or physical therapy needs to play your best game yet!MASSAGECUSTOM ORTHOTICSPHYSICAL THERAPY3 locations and centralized scheduling to better serve you!Please call 720.493.1181 to schedule your appointment.Mother/Son Doubles1. Janna Albers/Jared Albers2. Lee Ann Flora/Michael Flora3. George Cross/Shannon Cross4. Adrian Johnson/Helene Grall-Johnson5. Chris Peck/Martha Peck6. Galen Arney/Laura Greenfield7. Mary Jo Ryals/Scott Ryals8. Ethan Hillis/Mona Tell9. Linda Sanchez/Michael SanchezJoanna Goldin, PTJoanna is theowner of Sportand Spine andis a PhysicalTherapist onthe WTAWomen’sProfessionalTennis Tour.(located inside theDRY CREEK INVERNESS Colorado Athletic Club) LITTLETONfinalRANKINGScoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis45

TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEhelpdesk Understanding the 2011 Colorado Tennis Sanctioned Tournament ListingssanctionedlistingsDATE: the dates the tournament will run. Not all eventswill run the entire length of the tournament, and unexpectedcircumstances may cause changes to the schedule.Always check online for the latest details for an eventTENNISLINK: the online identificationnumber used for registration, information,seeding and results.These events are identified by registrationnumbers in blue. Please keep inmind that in 2007, all TennisLink eventsjoined the Active.com network, resultingin an unrefundable processing fee of $3/event entry. For example, if a tournamentcharges $28 for a singles event, you willbe charged $31 for that event. Pleasenote that this is an Active.com fee, and isbeyond the control of the tournament.EVENT: the official title of the tournament. If you don't havea copy of the Big Book of Colorado Tennis handy, you canalways search online for the tournament title to register foran event or look up the drawsFEBRUARY 15-20Ranch Indoor Open257230311 DESIGNATEDMWsdMXd 35/45/55/65/75 FRLCRanch Country Club, 11887 Tejon, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $37s,$23d/ player. Entries on TennisLink or to Miikka Keronen by 2/8. Limit twoevents/player with MXd as a third event.DIVISIONS: a listing of all divisions offered at the tournament.M = Men, W = Womens = Singles, d = doublesMXd = Mixed Doubles or Combined MixedChp = ChampionshipFamily Doubles (may be listed in Adult or Junior listings)Q = quadriplegic eventsF/S = Father/Son, F/D = Father/DaughterM/S = Mother/Son, M/D = Mother/DaughterTBA = To Be AnnouncedFORMAT: modified formats (FRLC, etc) are listed here. For alist of different types of modified formats, please see below.DESIGNATED: or Level 1 tournament,these events help guaranteequality ranking information by forcinghead-to-head competition amongColorado's top players in a particulardivision. A tournament may beDesignated in all, or just some divisions.See page 48 for a list of all2011 Designated events. Designatedevents appear in RED.INFORMATION: the absolute essential tournamentdescription. Please see the tournament listing onTennisLink, as many events will list additional informationthat is important to players online. It is the player'sresponsibility to be aware of all information posted by thetournament.modifiedformatsFMLC: First Match Losers Consolation—A draw in which the first-round losers andsecond round losers who advanced to that round by virtue of a bye or default enter theconsolation draw.colorcodesIn an effort to help players coordinate their league and tournament obligations,we've listed junior and adult league championships in GREEN.FRLC: First Round Losers Consolation—A draw in which only the first-round losers enterthe consolation draw.MFIC: Modified Feed-In Consolation—A draw in which the main draw losers are fed backinto another draw against players who lost in earlier rounds of the tournament.Round Robins: Multiple match guarantees as players compete against all other playersin their flight/bracket.Compass Draws: Player-friendly formats guaranteeing players multiple matches,even if they lose every match. A non-elimination format that is so named because playersadvance in four to eight different directions depending upon when they lose their firstmatch and when they lose their subsequent matches. How a compass draw works:At the end of round 1: winners go east/losers go westAt the end of round 2: the east losers go north/ the west losers go southAt the end of round 3: the east losers go northeast/the north losers go northwest/thewest losers go southwest/the south losers go southeastAt the end of round 4: the losers are out of the tournament (or go to a semifinal playoff)/the winners play the finals on each draw sheetquickstart: Modified to benefit players under 10, the QuickStart format utilizes smallercourts, shorter racquets, lower nets, slower and lower-bouncing balls and kid-friendlyscoring to make the game more accessible to children. For a more detailed descriptionof the equipment, please see page 21.tournamenticonsThese icons are used to represent special events/formats. When applicaable,they will be found to the left of the TennisLink number.prize moneyPrize money will be offered in specified divisions, please seethe tournament listing on TennisLink for more details.wheelchair eventsTournament offers specific events for wheelchair players.racquets for alL ® collection siteOfficial drop-off point for Racquets For All, the equipment recyclingprogram of the ColoradoYouth Tennis Foundation. RFAsites have collection barrels where players are encouraged todonate their gently used racquets to help under-privileged kidsthroughout the state.Quickstart format (10 & under divisions)Please see page 21 for more details.46 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

DESIGNATED EVENTSThese selected tournaments have been Designated so as to guarantee quality ranking informationby forcing more head-to-head competition among Colorado's top players in a particular division.juniordesignatedChampionshipMeadow Creek Junior Spring Open, March 13-19Jon Cox Junior Open, June 2-7Colorado State Junior Open, June 7-12Mountain Ocean Junior. Open, June 27-31Northern Colorado Junior Open, July 5- 9Jim Kasic Memorial Junior Open, July 12-15Denver City Junior Open, July 22-26SatelliteMeadow Creek Junior Satellite, April 28-May 1South Suburban Junior Satellite #1, June 17-23Ranch Country Club Junior Round-Up, June 25-29The Morgan Buchli Memorial Youth Tournament, July 15-20adultdesignatedChampionshipNorthern Colorado Open, May 22-29Denver City Open, June 17-26Babolat Boulder Open, August 6-14Colorado State Open, September 9-18Senior (30+)Ranch Country Club Senior Indoor, February 15-20Lynmar Senior Indoor, April 7-10Glen Hines Senior Outdoor, May 2-8Intermountain Senior Sectionals, June 10-12Denver City Open, June 17-26Colorado State Open, September 9-1835th Annual Ted Swenson Super Senior, September 20-23Family Doubles32nd Annual Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup, May 25-30Colorado State Junior Open, June 7-12Denver City Open, June 17-26Southern Colorado State Open, July 19-24Babolat Boulder Open, August 6-14Colorado State Open, September 9-185.0South Suburban Spring Fling, April 22-28Pinery NTRP Championships, May 10-15Ranch CC Tennis Shootout, June 5-12Arvada Tennis Center Summer Slam, July 17-24Southern Colorado State Open, July 19-24Babolat Boulder Open, August 6-144.5Pinery NTRP Championships, May 6-1145th Annual Austin Scott, May 14-21Meadow Creek, May 31-June 5Denver City Open, June 17-26Southern Colorado State Open, July 19-24Babolat Boulder Open, August 6-14Colorado State Open, September 9-184.0South Suburban Spring Fling, April 22-28Pinery NTRP Championships, May 10-1545th Annual Austin Scott, May 14-21Northern Colorado Open, May 22-2932nd Annual Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup, May 25-30Denver City Open, June 17-26Broomfield Open, July 9-16Babolat Boulder Open, August 6-14Colorado State Open, September 9-183.5Pinery NTRP Championships, May 6-1145th Annual Austin Scott, May 14-21Northern Colorado Open, May 22-2932nd Annual Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup, May 25-30Ranch Country Club Tennis Shootout, June 5-12Broomfield Open, July 9-16Babolat Boulder Open, August 6-14Colorado State Open, September 9-18South Suburban Fall Classic, October 14-203.0South Suburban Valentines Day Classic, February 4-10Meadow Creek 5.0/3.0, May 5-8Pinery NTRP Championships, May 10-1545th Annual Austin Scott, May 14-21Northern Colorado Open, May 22-2932nd Annual Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup, May 25-30Broomfield Open, July 9-16Babolat Boulder Open, August 6-142.5Broomfield Open, July 9-16Babolat Boulder Open, August 6-14South Suburban Championships, September 23-29TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis47

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the10The 10 Things every junior tournament player should know1getting "help" at coloradotennis.com:Not to be biased, but our search features are infinitely simpler and more accurate than the USTA's TennisLink.Hit COLORADOTENNIS.com and use the “Helpful Links” drop-down menu. Click “Find a Tourney”. You cansearch by tournament name, or division. You can also look for tournaments in progress, those open for registrationand completed tournaments. And finding the tournament site has never been easier. Click “Find aCourt”, type in the name of the facility and voila. It's like having an EASY button.2verify all tournament information onlinePlayers are encouraged to verify all tournament information online. The information provided in the 2010 BigBook is accurate at the time of publication, but is not complete. Get draw times, weather announcements,schedule changes, directions, etc. You will find other important information online as well, like what time theplayer party starts and what size t-shirt you can order. It is the players’ responsibility to obtain and verify allmatch times. Check the event's online listing two days prior to the start of the event, or verify with tournamentstaff.3keep your information current with the ustaIn addition to ensuring that you'll receive your Big Book and other vital Colorado Tennis publications, keepingthe USTA up to date on your contact info is very helpful to tournament directors in case they need to reachyou for any reason during an event (Rain Delay, Default, etc.)JUNIORS4checking your standingYou're not vain, you just want to see where you stand in your division. Just go to COLORADOTENNIS.comand use the "Helpful Links" menu to access division standings.5seeding/formatsSeedings for Colorado events reflect the most current published Standing Lists. If Joe Smith is #1 in Boy's16 singles, he will be seeded #1 in that event. Also, please note that a tournament director and/or committeecan alter the schedule or scoring format due to inclement weather or size of the tournament.6CHECKING INPlease plan to arrive at your tournament site at least 15 minutes prior to your first match. This can help ingetting matches on earlier if courts are available and is very much appreciated by tournament staff.7warming up on tournament dayNot many events boast open courts during the tournament, so any warm-up prior to a match should be doneat a different location. Use the Court Locator at COLORADOTENNIS.com to find public courts near the siteto warm-up prior to your match.8COME PREPARED with the essentialsDon’t assume all sites have water on the courts. Come prepared with plenty of fresh water, a hat and sunscreen,especially for those hot summertime matches. Players of all levels should come prepared to everymatch with at least two freshly strung tennis racquets.9RESOLVING JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS/TOURNAMENT SCHEDULING CONFLICTSJunior Team Tennis and tournament play are great companions, and young players are encouraged to doboth. Any Junior Team Tennis players who discovers scheduling conflicts with a local tournament shouldcontact the Tournament Director immediately. Tournament Directors are required to accommodate the playerif the match falls on a Monday during the Junior Team Tennis league season.102011 RULE CHANGEA rule change to USTA Regulations (Table 10) now mandates a 3-minute rest period before a Match Tiebreakin lieu of a 3rd set being played (coaching now allowed as it is an authorized rest period). In a best two ofthree set match (third set played out), Table 10 also now mandates a 10-minute rest period for BG12-18divisions between the second and third set.TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis49

JUNIORNOVICE TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEjuniornoviceMARCH 5Lewis Tennis Little Champions257202111BGs 8 Round RobinLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $18s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 3/1.April 8QuickStart Skills Festival & Play Day250000211BG 8 Round RobinEldorado K-8 School, 3351 S Indiana St, Superior, CO 80027. 720/470-2310. $15. Entries on TennisLink or to Sue Burke by 4/1. All levels welcome.QuickStart skills and competition will be played on 36' courts with foam balls.Time limited format. Multiple play opportunities guaranteed.APRIL 23Lewis Tennis Start ‘em Young257237911BGs 10/8 Round RobinLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $18s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 4/19.April 30QuickStart Skills Festival & Play Day250000311BG 8 Round RobinEldorado K-8 School, 3351 S Indiana St, Superior, CO 80027. 720/470-2310.$15. Entries on TennisLink or to Sue Burke by 4/23. All levels welcome.QuickStart skills and competition will be played on 36' courts with foam balls.Time limited format. Multiple play opportunities guaranteed.MAY 2-8South Suburban Novice #1257214111BGsd 18/16/14/12/10Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Englewood, CO 80111. 303/771-3654. $24s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 4/27.MAY 5-8Aurora Junior Novice #1257208411BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 MFICAurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326-8700. $17s, $9d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 4/29.Matches played at Utah Park.MAY 20-22Flying Horse Novice257232111BGs 18/16/14/12/10Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $33s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 5/13.May 21QuickStart 10 & Under Tournament250000411BGsd 7-10 Round RobinEldorado K-8 School, 3351 S Indiana St, Superior, CO 80027. 720/470-2310.$18. Entries on TennisLink or to Sue Burke by 5/14. Prior tennis experiencerecommended. Matches will be played on 60’ courts with orange or greenQuickStart balls and modified scoring methods. Multiple play opportunitiesguaranteed.PLAY TO LEARNjOiN fOR fREEIf your child is interested in participating in a tennis tournament for the first time,we invite you to take advantage of our special membership offer.Novice tournament players are eligible to receive afree USTA membership, compliments of USTA Colorado.There’s no better time to introduce your child to the lifetime sport of tennis.And now you can do it for free.for details, please contact Jason Colter,USTA Colorado Director of Player Development,303.695.4116 x205 or jason@coloradotennis.com50 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

JUNIORnovice TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEJULY 26-28Broomfield swim & tennis Junior Novice257219311BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 Mxd 18/14/12Broomfield Swim & Tennis Club, 250 Main St, Broomfield, CO 80020. 303/775-8174. $19s, $13d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Doug Kazorzian tenniskaz@yahoo.comby 7/19.july 31-august6junior divisions of the colorado state open257202211BGs 18/16/14/12/10 Championship/Satellite/Novice eventsGates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Denver, CO 80209. 303/355-4461.$25s. Entries on TennisLink or to Eric Rose by 7/14.AUGUST 1-7South Suburban Satellite #3257262911BGsd 18/16/14/12/10Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Englewood, CO 80111. 303/771-3654. $24s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 7/26.August 5QuickStart Skills Festival & Play Day250000811BG 8 Round RobinEldorado K-8 School, 3351 S Indiana St, Superior, CO 80027. 720/470-2310.$15. Entries on TennisLink or to Sue Burke by 7/29. All levels welcome.QuickStart skills and competition will be played on 36' courts with foam balls.Time limited format. Multiple play opportunities guaranteed.Turning OLD RACQUETS intoNEW DREAMSfor kids across Colorado.AUGUST 12-14Colorado Junior Team Tennis State ChampionshipsAUGUST 13Lewis Tennis Back to School Novice257212711BGsd 14/12/10/8 Compass DrawLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 8/9.SEPTEMBER 17Lewis Tennis September Swing Novice257225611BGs 14/12/10 Round RobinLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 9/14.September 23QuickStart Skills Festival & Play Day250000911BG 8 Round RobinEldorado K-8 School, 3351 S Indiana St, Superior, CO 80027. 720/470-2310.$15. Entries on TennisLink or to Sue Burke by 7/16. All levels welcome.QuickStart skills and competition will be played on 36' courts with foam balls.Time limited format. Multiple play opportunities guaranteed.52 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

juniorsatelliteMARCH 12Lewis Tennis March Madness Satellite257226511BGs 18/16/14/12/10Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 3/8.MARCH 25-27Cascade Kids Junior Satellite257201811BGsd 12/10 FMLC, Round RobinAria Spa & Club 1300 Westhaven Dr., Vail, CO 81657. 970/479-5941. $26s,$16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Pete Anderson by 3/18. BG12s-FMLC;BG10s Round Robin.APRIL 8-10Flying Horse Indoor Clay Derby Satellite257231811BGs 18/16/14/12/10Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 4/1.APRIL 9Lewis Tennis Spring Fling Satellite257226611BGs 18/16/14/12/10Lewis Tennis School, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 4/5. Limit one event/player.APRIL 28-MAY 1Meadow Creek Junior Satellite257212111 DESIGNATEDBGs 18/16/14/12/10Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness Club, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214.303/232-6272. $35s. Entries on TennisLink or to Alden Bock by 4/21. A matchtiebreak will be played in lieu of a 3rd set. Limit two events/player.APRIL 30Lewis Tennis Summer Super Set Satellite Series #1257226111BGs 18/16/14/12/10Lewis Tennis School, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by 4/27. Limit one event/player.MAY 3-9JCC Spring Junior Satellite257235411BGs 18/16/14/12/10Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316-6380. $28s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 4/29.MAY 10-15Crestmoor Spring Junior Satellite257227611BGsd 18/16/14/12 BGs 10 Gd 10Crestmoor Community Association, 101 S Kearney St, Denver, CO 80224.303/399-2529. $23s, $13d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to LeannePalmisano by 5/3. A match tiebreak will be played in lieu of a 3rd set.MAY 13-15Broomfield Swim & Tennis Junior Satellite257237511BGs 18/16/14/12/10 FMLCBroomfield Swim & Tennis Club, 250 Main St, Broomfield, CO 80020. 303/775-8174. $27s. Entries on TennisLink or to Doug Kazarosian, tenniskaz@yahoo.com by 5/6.MAY 21-2211 FCCC May Junior Satellite257206511BGs 14/12/10 Round RobinFort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422.$25s. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs by 5/15.MAY 23-2911 th Annual Highlands Ranch Junior Satellite Showdown257213711BGs 18/16/14/12/10Highlands Ranch Community Association, 8801 S Broadway, HighlandsRanch, CO 80126. 303/471-8934. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to MikeShellman by 5/16. Limit one event/player.JUNE 1-5Aurora Junior Satellite #1257214211BGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 MFICAurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326-8700. $22s, $13d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 5/25.Limit two events/player. Matches played at Utah Park.JUNE 11Lewis Tennis Summer Super Set Satellite Series #2257226211BGs 18/16/14/12/10Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins,CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries to TennisLink or Lewis Tennis by 6/7.Limit one event/player.JUNE 14-18Summer Swing Junior Satellite257215911BGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 FRLCApex Parks & Recreation District, 12120 W 64th Ave, Arvada, CO 80004.303/431-9004. $21s ($16s second singles); $13d/player ($10d/player seconddoubles). Entries on TennisLink or to Michele Crouse by 6/7. Matches playedat the Arvada Tennis Center. Will honor reasonable first round schedulingrequests.JUNE 17Ken Caryl Ranch Satellite Compass Singles Tourney257216011BGs 12 Compass DrawKen Caryl Community Center, 1 Club Drive, Littleton, CO 80127. 303/979-2233. $22s. Entries on TennisLink or to Judy Anderson by 6/14. Matchesplayed at The Ranch House. Players MUST be available to play from 7:45am-4:00pm. Match format is 8-game pro-set, no-ad scoring, tiebreak at 7-all.JUNIORsatellite TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis53

JUNIORsatellite TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEJUNE 17-19Flying Horse Outdoor Gallop Satellite257231911BGs 18/16/14/12/10Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 6/11.JUNE 17-23South Suburban Junior Satellite #1257214911 DESIGNATEDBGsd 18/16/14/12 BGs 10Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Englewood, CO 80111. 303/771-3654. $24s; $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 6/10.JUNE 24Ken Caryl Ranch Satellite Compass Singles Tourney257214311Bs 14 Compass DrawKen Caryl Community Center, 1 Club Dr, Littleton, CO 80127. 303/979-2233.$22s. Entries on TennisLink or to Judy Anderson by 6/17. Matches played atThe Ranch House. Players MUST be available to play from 7:45am-4:00pm.Match format is 8-game pro-set, no-ad scoring, tiebreak at 7-all.JUNE 24-26Lewis Tennis Spectacular Satellite257210011BGsd 16/14/12/10 FMLCLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to LewisTennis by 6/18. Limit one singles/one doubles.JUNE 24-26Memorial Park Junior Satellite257223411BGsd 18/16/14/12Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO80909. 719/385-6023. $28s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Kellie Fordby 6/17.JUNE 25-29Ranch Round-up Junior Satellite257216511 DESIGNATEDBGsd 18/16/14/12/10Ranch Country Club, 11887 Tejon, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $28s,$18d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Aki Iino by 6/18.JULY 5-11South Suburban Junior Satellite #2257216911BGsd 18/16/14/12/10Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Englewood, CO 80111. 303/771-3654. $24s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 6/30.JULY 12-14USTA Junior Team Tennis Sectional Qualifier257228311Team Competition Tournament to Qualify for USTA JTT SectionalSite TBA. $50/player. For information, please contact Dan Lewis, USTAColorado, 303/695-4116 x207/dan@coloradotennis.com. Entries on TennisLinkONLY by 6/21.U.S. Air Force Academy2011 Tennis CampsJune 6-10, June 13-17, June 20-22Check website for agesIntercollegIate coaches serve as InstructorsWorld-Class FaCilities • live in Cadet dorms • eat in Cadet dining HallTo Register, go to www.GOAIRFORCEFALCONS.comor call 719-333-211654 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

JULY 15-17Lewis Tennis Sizzling Summer Satellite257210511BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLCLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to LewisTennis by 7/8.JULY 15-20The Morgan Buchli Memorial Youth Tournament257218811 DESIGNATEDBGsd 18/16/14/12/10Ken Caryl Ranch House, 7676 S Continental Divide Rd, Littleton, CO 80127.303/979-2233. $22s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Judy Andersonby 7/8. Matches played at The Ranch House.JULY 22-24Redstone Rally Junior Satellite257200711BGs 18/16/14/12/10Highlands Ranch Community Association, 8801 S Broadway, Highlands Ranch,CO 80129. 303/471-8996. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Shellman by7/15. Limit one event/player. Matches played at Lebsack Tennis Center.JULY 23Lewis Tennis Super Set Satellite Series #3257226311BGs 18/16/14/12/10Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries to TennisLink or Lewis Tennis by 7/18.Limit one event/player.Junior Overnight & Day CampsDENVER UNIVERSITY, DenverDirectors: Danny Westerman & Jeremy WurtzmanUNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO, GreeleyDirector: Brenda VlasakFOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL, Colorado SpringsDirector: Dave AdamsJULY 26-2811 FCCC Junior Satellite257200511BGs 18/16/14/12/10 BGd 18/14Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422.$18s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs by 7/19.JULY 26-30Colorado Athletic Club Monaco Junior Satellite257227211BGs 18/16/14/12/10Colorado Athletic Club Monaco, 2695 S Monaco Pkwy, Denver, CO 80222.303/758-7080. $24s. Entries on TennisLink or to Laura Sargent by 7/19.JULY 27-31Aurora Junior Satellite #2257217611BGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 MFICAurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Alibene St #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326-8700. $22s, $13d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 7/20.Limit two events/player. Matches played at Utah Park.JULY 28-31Parker Junior Satellite257237411BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 MXd 18/16/14/12The Town of Parker, 20120 E Main St, Parker, CO 80138. 303/805-3261.$15s ($10 second singles), $10d/player. Matches played at Railbender TennisCenter. Entries on TennisLink or to Barry Riddle by 7/21.Junior Day CampTHE MILLENNIUM HARVEST HOUSE, BoulderDirectors: Duke Paluch & Kendall ChitambarAll Ability Levels WelcomeUSSportsCamps.com1-800-NIKE CAMP (1-800-645-3226)Nike and the Swoosh design are trademarks of Nike, Inc. and its affiliates, and are used under license.JUNIORsatellite TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis55

JUNIORsatellite TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEJULY 29-31Boulder Country Club Junior SatelliteBGs 16/14/12 Compass DrawBoulder Country Club, 7350 Clubhouse Rd, Boulder, CO 80301. 303/530-3328.$30s. Entries to Jon Winegardner by 7/22. Age group draws played in one day:12s on 7/31, 14s on 8/1, 16s on 8/2.july 31-august 6junior divisions of the colorado state open257202211BGs 18/16/14/12/10 Championship/Satellite/Novice eventsGates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Denver, CO 80209. 303/355-4461.$25s. Entries on TennisLink or to Eric Rose by 7/14.AUGUST 4-7Denver Country Club Junior Singles Satellite257200311BGs 14/12 FRLCDenver Country Club, 1700 E 1st Ave, Denver, CO 80218. 303/733-2441. $30s.Entries on TennisLink or to Matt Helm by 7/28.AUGUST 5-7Meadows Junior Satellite257236511BGsd 18/16/14/12/10/8 MXd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLCMeadows Club, PO Box 4542, Boulder, CO 80306. 303/494-0410. $27s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Adrian Games by 7/30.jrteamtennis.usta.comAUGUST 6-7Vail Valley Junior Satellite @ Homestead Court Club257208311BGs 18/16/14/12/10Homestead Court Club, PO Box 808, Edwards, CO 81632. 970/926-1067.$25s. Entries on TennisLink or to Derek Fisher by 7/31.AUGUST 12-14Colorado Junior Team Tennis State ChampionshipsAUGUST 16-21JCC Autumn Indoor/Outdoor Junior Satellite257206811BGs 18/16/14/12/10Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316-6380.$28s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 8/9. Limit two events/player.Weekday matches will begin at 4pm.AUGUST 19-25South Suburban Junior Satellite #3257211611BGsd 18/16/14/12 BGs 10Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Centennial, CO 80111. 303/771-3654. $24s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 8/12.AUGUST 26-28Lewis Tennis Fall Satellite257222011BGsd 18/1614/12/10 FMLCLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to LewisTennis by 8/21.THIS IS WHERE FRIENDSHIPS LEAD TO CHAMPIONSHIPS.THIS IS MY TEAM.are you ready forthe national stage?register for the 2011 usta JTTintermountain sectional qualifierjuly 12-14boys & girls singlesboys & girls doublesmixed doubles3 boys/3 girls (min. roster)14/under intermediate & advanced18/under intermediate & advanced$50/player ($31 for usta members) includes NIKE DryFit TopRegistration on TennisLink (257228311) by June 21.Contact Dan Lewis, USTA Colorado for information303/695-4116 x207 or dan@coloradotennis.com56 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

SEPTEMBER 12-17Crestmoor Junior Satellite257221611BGsd 18/16/14/12/10Crestmoor Community Association, 101 S Kearney St, Denver, CO 80224.303/399-2528. $26s, $13d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Leanne Palmisanoby 9/7. A match tiebreak will be played in lieu of a 3rd set. All matches will beginafter school. Scheduling conflicts will not be honored.SEPTEMBER 16-18Memorial Park Fall Satellite257237811BGs 16/14/12/10 Gs 18 BGd 16/14/12 Gd 18Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO80909. 719/385-6023. $27s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to KellieFord by 9/9.SEPTEMBER 23-25Southern Colorado Satellite257209611BGs 14/12/10 FMLCCountry Club of Colorado, 125 E Clubhouse Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906.719/538-4085. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Bishop by 9/16. Limit oneevent/player. Friday matches will begin at 4:30pm.OCTOBER 7-9Lewis Tennis Autumn Satellite257222811BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLCLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to LewisTennis by 10/3.OCTOBER 21-23Flying Horse Club Indoor Clay Stable Satellite257232011BGs 18/16/14/12/10Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $33s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 10/14.DECEMBER 9-11Flying Horse Links Satellite257235911BGs 18/16/14/12/10Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 12/2.DECEMBER 17-28Pinery Country Club Holiday Junior Satellite257202011BGs 16/14/12/10 Compass DrawPinery Country Club, 6900 E Pinery Pkwy, Parker, CO 80134. 303/841-3512.$42s Entries on TennisLink or to Garry Seymour by 12/10. Each player isguaranteed three matches.Worthy WinningSummer High Performance Tennis AcademyKent 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 theminto point play. You will learn the modern game and how to use it, point after point.“TAKE YOUR GAME TOTHE NEXT LEVEL”• Superior Coaching• College Hitters Everyday• Learn Modern Technique• Strokes• Point Strategy• Point Play• Mental Training• Speed Work• Foot WorkCOST: $250/week (3 hours/day) – Sign up for as many weeks as you like!TIME: Noon – 3 pmDaTES: June 13-17 / June 20-24 / June 27-July 1 / July 5-9 / July 11-15 /July 18-22 / July 25-29 / august 1-5 / august 8-12PLaCE: The Kent Denver School, Cherry Hills Village, COCONTaCT INfOrMaTION:Director: Brion Salazar, 720-936-5046 or BSalazar@glenmoorcc.comJUNIORsatellite TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis57

JUNIORchampionship TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEjuniorchampionshipMARCH 11-13Flying Horse Indoor Clay Thoroughbred Championships257231611BGs 18/16/14/12/10Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 3/4.MARCH 11-14Young Guns Championship257223311BGs 14/12/10Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111.303/771-2588. $32s. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 3/5. Contact Ryan Haithfor information. Draws limited to 32.MARCH 13-19Meadow Creek Junior Open257210711 DESIGNATEDBs 18/16/14/12 Gs 14/12Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness Club, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214.303/232-6272. $35s. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann by 3/6. A matchtiebreak will be played in lieu of a 3rd set. Limit two events/player.APRIL 14-17Rolling Hills Junior Indoor Open257211111BGs 16/12Rolling Hills Country Club, 15800 W 32nd Ave, Golden, CO 80401. 303/278-1130. $24s. Entries to Noah Tondre by 4/7.APRIL 19-25JCC Spring Junior Open257230711BGs 18/16/14/12/10Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316-6380. $28s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 4/12.APRIL 28-MAY 1Rolling Hills Junior Indoor Open257211411BGs 18/14/10Rolling Hills Country Club, 15800 W 32nd Ave, Golden, CO 80401. 303/278-1130. $24s. Entries to Noah Tondre by 4/21.MAY 4-9Boulder Country Club Junior Open257211711Bs 18/16/14/12/10 Gs 14/12/10Boulder Country Club, 7350 Clubhouse Rd, Boulder, CO 80301. 303/530-3328. $28s. Entries on TennisLink or to Jon Winegardner 4/28. Matches willbe played off-sit, at both indoor and outdoor locations. Weekday matches willbegin at 4pm, weekend matches will begin at 8am.MAY 13-16College Bound Clay Court Championships257262211BGs 18/16Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111.303/771-2588. $32s. Entries on TennisLink or to Ryan Haith by 5/9. Drawlimit 32.MAY 20-22Colorado Springs Junior Open257213911BGsd 18/16/14/12Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO80909. 719/385-6023. $25s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 5/13.Contact Kellie Ford for information.MAY 28-30ITA BG 16s Memorial Day Circuit257202311BGsd 16 Compass DrawRanch Country Club, 11887 Tejon St, Westminster, CO 80234. 303/469-5372.$91.88 for one event, $92.38 for two events/player. Entries on TennisLinkor to tournament director by 5/1. Level 3 Intermountain Tournament;Level 5 National Tournament. Entrants must be residents of the USTA/Intermountain Section.MAY 28-30ITA BG 12s Memorial Day Circuit257204711BGsd 12 Compass DrawTennis Center At Steamboat Springs, Box 881537, 2500 Pine Grove Rd,Steamboat Springs, CO 80488. 970/879-8400. $85/player. Entries onTennisLink or to Jim Swiggart by 5/1. Level 3 Intermountain Tournament;Level 5 National Tournament. Entrants must be residents of the USTA/Intermountain Section.JUNE 2-7Jon Cox Memorial Junior Open257213411 DESIGNATEDBGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10Creek Court Club, 5390 S Fulton Ct, Greenwood Village, CO 80111. 303/773-0465. $25s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Jan Cox by 5/26. Limitthree events/player (1 singles/2 doubles). Matches played at Cherry CreekHigh School, Smoky Hill High School and West Middle School.JUNE 3-5Evergreen Junior Cup257236911BGs 18/16/14/12Evergreen Sports Center, 2914 Evergreen Pkwy, Evergreen, CO 80439.303/674-6884. $25s. Entries on TennisLink or to tournament director by 5/28.JUNE 7-12Colorado State Junior Open257201111 DESIGNATEDBGsd 18/16/14/12 BGs 10 Mxd 18/14 FMLCCountry Club of Colorado, 125 E Clubhouse Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906.719/538-4085. $30s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Bishop by5/31.JUNE 14-19ITA Summer Sectional Championships257236311BGsd 18/16/14/12USTA Colorado, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, #201, Denver, CO 80209. 303/695-4116ext 214. Entries on TennisLink by 5/5. Contact Lew Kosich, tournament director,for information. Level 1 Intermountain; Level 3 National Tournament.58 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

june 21-24LAC Junior Open Challenge257224111BGs 18/16/14/12/10Longmont Athletic Club, 10 Mountain View Ave, Longmont, CO 80501.303/772-4700 $29s. Entries on TennisLink or to Judi Laursen by 6/14. Limitone event/player.JUNE 27-31Mountain Ocean Junior Open257215811 DESIGNATEDBGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10 FRLCMillennium Harvest House Tennis, 1345 28th Street, Boulder, CO 80302.303/449-5033. $30s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Theresa Brownby 6/20. Level 4 Intermountain/Level 5 National Tournament.JULY 2-4USTA National Open257200611BGsd 18 MFICGates Tennis Center, 100 S Adams St, Denver, CO 80209. 303/355-4461.$81.13 for 1 event; $81.63/player for 2 events. Draw limited to 32. Entries onTennisLink or to tournament director by 6/2.JULY 5-9Northern Colorado Junior Open257216711 DESIGNATEDBGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10Greeley Work Out West Tennis and Fitness, 5701 W 20th St, Greeley CO80631. 970/330-6707. Entries on TennisLink or to Brenda Vlasak by 6/29.$30s, $15d/player. Limit two events/player.JULY 5-9Corley Cup257216811BGs 18/16/14/12/10Colorado Springs Racquet Club, 2529 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO80915. 719/596-2958. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Bill Davis by 6/29.JULY 8-10Lewis Tennis Mid-Summer Open257207311BGsd 18/16/14/12 FMLCLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to LewisTennis by 7/1.JULY 12-14USTA Junior Team Tennis Sectional Qualifier257228311Team Competition Tournament to Qualify for USTA JTT SectionalSite TBA. $50/player. For information, please contact Dan Lewis, USTAColorado, 303/695-4116 x207/dan@coloradotennis.com. Entries on TennisLinkONLY by 6/21.JULY 12-1511 FCCC Junior Open257200411BGs 18/16/14/12 BGd 18/14Ft Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422.$25s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs by 7/5.JULY 12-15Jim Kasic Memorial Junior Open257217311 DESIGNATEDBGsdMxd 18/16/14/12/10Pueblo Tennis Club, PO Box 3213, Pueblo, CO 81005. 719/564-4111. $20s,$12d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Norman Vail by 7/5.JULY 19-21LAC Junior Open Challenge257262711BGs 18/16/14/12/10Longmont Athletic Club, 10 Mountain View Ave, Longmont, CO 80501.303/772-4700 $29s. Entries on TennisLink or to Judi Laursen by 7/11. Limitone event/player.JULY 22-26Denver Junior City Open257219611 DESIGNATEDBGsd 18/16/14/12/10Denver Tennis Club, 400 Forest, Denver, CO 80220. 303/322-4524. $22s,$15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Scruggs by 7/15. NOTE: Noscheduling requests will be honored.JULY 27-30Meadow Creek Summer Junior Open257221011BGs 18/16/14/12/10Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness Club, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214.303/232-6272. $35s. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann by 7/20. A matchtiebreak will be played in lieu of a 3rd set. Matches will begin at 8am.MAXIMIZEYOUR POTENTIALCollegeReCRuit VideosArial Bold, Arial BlackTrainingConsultingWWW.PeakYourGame.COMVideoAnAlysisGET STARTED TODAY. CALL 303/941-7247JUNIORchampionship TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis59

JUNIORchampionship TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEAUGUST 5-7ITA BG 18s Summer Sizzler Circuit257200811BGsd 18Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness Club, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214.303/232-6272. $91.88 for 1 event; 92.38 for 2 events. Entries on TennisLink by7/17. Level 3 Intermountain Tournament; Level 5 National Tournament.AUGUST 5-7Memorial Park Junior Open257233811BGs 18/16/14/12 FMLCMemorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO80909. 719/385-6023. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 7/29.Contact Kellie Ford for information.AUGUST 5-7ITA BG 14s Summer Sizzler257280611BGsd 14Tennis Center At Grand Junction, 535 25½ Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81505.970/241-2280. $91.88 for 1 event; $92.37 for 2 events. Entries on TennisLink by7/17. Level 3 Intermountain Tournament; Level 5 National Tournament.AUGUST 9-15JCC Late Summer Championship257229511BGs 18/16/14/12/10Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316-6380. $28s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 8/2.AUGUST 12-14Colorado Junior Team Tennis State ChampionshipsAUGUST 17-19Fox Hill Country Club Junior Open257236211BGsd 18/14/10Fox Hill Country Club, PO 762, Longmont, CO 80502. 303/772-0246. $18s,$14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Ryan Winters by 8/7.SEPTEMBER 2-5Summer Bash257262611BGs 18/16/14/12Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111.303/771-2588. $32s. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 8/27. Contact Ryan Haithfor information. Weekday matches will begin at 3:30pm. Weekend matches willbegin at 8am. Matches will be played on both hard courts and clay courts.SEPTEMBER 9-11Indian Summer Open257207111BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLCLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins,CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries to TennisLink or to LewisTennis by 9/2.WEIL TENNIS ACADEMY SUMMER CAMPSDominiqueSchaefer#1 So Cal G12sCiroRiccardiTop 20So Cal B14s2011 Summer Camps run from June 5 – August 12 Sunday thru Friday Every WeekVisit www.weiltennis.com or call 805-640-3413 for details and registration.60 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

SEPTEMBER 23-25Flying Horse Stakes Championship257236011BGs 18/16/14/12/10Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 9/15.SEPTEMBER 30-OCTOBER 2Lewis Tennis Pumpkin Open257225511BGs 18/16/14/12/10Lewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins,CO 80526. 970/493-7000. $26s. Entries on TennisLink or to Lewis Tennis by9/23.OCTOBER 14-16Lewis Tennis October Fest Open257221111BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLCLewis Tennis School, Rolland Moore Park, 2201 S Shields St, Fort Collins, CO80526. 970/493-7000. $26s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to LewisTennis by 10/7.OCTOBER 17-23Fox Hill Country Club Junior Open257236211BGsd 18/14/10Fox Hill Country Club, PO Box 762, Longmont, CO 80502. 303/772-0246.$18s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Ryan Winters by 10/10.NOVEMBER 4-6Flying Horse Indoor Clay Downs Championships257231711BGs 18/16/14/12/10Flying Horse Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphrey by 10/29.NOVEMBER 4-6Major Mortgage Autumn Junior Classic257201711BGsd 18/16/14/12/10 FMLCGrand Junction Indoor Tennis Center, 535 25½ Road, Grand Junction, CO81505. 970/241-2280. $30s $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to RogerSpeyer by 10/30.NOVEMBER 24-27Turkey Shoot Thanksgiving Junior Tournament257223111BGs 18/16/14/1210Country Club of Colorado, 125 E Clubhouse Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906.719/538-4085. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Bishop by 11/17. Limitone event/player.DECEMBER 26-31Junior Holiday Open257223211BGs 18/16/14/12/10Colorado Springs Racquet Club, 2529 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO80915. 719/596-2958. $30s. Entries on TennisLink or to Bill Davis by 12/16.EARLY 2012 JUNIOR chpJANUARY 1-5Northern Extreme at the Ranch257230012BGsd 18/16Ranch Country Club, 11887 Tejon Dr, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $26s,$19d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Aki Iino by 12/24/11.JANUARY 20-22lifetime Junior Open257200912BGsd 14/12/10Lifetime Fitness, 4410 Royal Pine Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80920. 719/266-9900. $30s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Jeanette Paddock by1/10/12.FEBRUARY 2-6lifetime Junior Open257230112BGsd 18/16Lifetime Fitness, 4410 Royal Pine Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80920. 719/266-9900. $30s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Jeanette Paddock by1/23/12.OUTSTANDINGPERFORMERSWANTEDEach year, USTA Colorado celebrates the outstanding effortsof players, benefactors, volunteers and organizations whohave distinguished themselves through their on- and off-courtperformances, and their dedication and commitment to the sportof tennis.Please help USTA Colorado recognize these outstanding performersat the 2012 Colorado Tennis Hall of Fame Gala. A list of awards andnomination forms are available at www.COLORADOTENNIS.com,and will be accepted through September 15, 2011.JUNIORchampionship TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis61

adultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEthe10ADULTSThe 10 Things every adult tournament player should know1getting "help" at coloradotennis.com:Not to be biased, but our search features are infinitely simpler and more accurate than the USTA's TennisLink.Hit COLORADOTENNIS.com and use the “Helpful Links” drop-down menu. Click “Find a Tourney”. You cansearch by tournament name, or division. You can also look for tournaments in progress, those open for registrationand completed tournaments. And finding the tournament site has never been easier. Click “Find aCourt”, type in the name of the facility and voila. It's like having an EASY button.2verify all tournament information onlinePlayers are encouraged to verify all tournament information online. The information provided in the 2010 BigBook is accurate at the time of publication, but is not complete. Get draw times, weather announcements,schedule changes, directions, etc. You will find other important information online as well, like what time theplayer party starts and what size t-shirt you can order. It is the players’ responsibility to obtain and verify allmatch times. Check the event's online listing two days prior to the start of the event, or verify with tournamentstaff.3keep your information current with the ustaIn addition to ensuring that you'll receive your Big Book and other vital Colorado Tennis publications, keepingthe USTA up to date on your contact info is very helpful to tournament directors in case they need to reachyou for any reason during an event (Rain Delay, Default, etc.)4checking your standingYou're not vain, you just want to see where you stand in your division. Just go to COLORADOTENNIS.comand use the "Helpful Links" menu to access division standings.5seeding/formatsSeedings for Colorado events reflect the most current published Standing Lists. If Joe Smith is #1 in Men’s4.0 singles, he will be seeded #1 in that event. Also, please note that a tournament director and/or committeecan alter the schedule or scoring format due to inclement weather or size of the tournament.6CHECKING INPlease plan to arrive at your tournament site at least 15 minutes prior to your first match. This can help ingetting matches on earlier if courts are available and is very much appreciated by tournament staff.7warming up on tournament dayNot many events boast open courts during the tournament, so any warm-up prior to a match should be doneat a different location. Use the Court Locator at COLORADOTENNIS.com to find public courts near the siteto warm-up prior to your match.8COME PREPARED with the essentialsDon’t assume all sites have water on the courts. Come prepared with plenty of fresh water, a hat and sunscreen,especially for those hot summertime matches. Players of all levels should come prepared to everymatch with at least two freshly strung tennis racquets.9hey, that kid isn't old enough to play ntrp!Any player who is 18 years-old, but will be turning 19 by December 31, 2011, is eligible to participate inAdult NTRP events. But there's a catch for 18s who want to register for an event: TennisLink is not set up toaccommodate you, so you must contact the tournament director to register for the event. They will happilyenter you into the draw.10by the bookThe USTA has recently announced several changes to the Code, USTA Rules & Regulations, etc. Playersshould keep a copy of the most recent Friend At Court with them, or know of any recent rule changes. Thereis a summary at the beginning of the 2011 Friend At Court which can act as a quick reference guide to playerswho want to be up to speed on the recent changes/additions. For details, go to USTASHOP.com.62 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

adultsenior/ntrp/championships/familyFEBRUARY 15-20Ranch Indoor Open257230311 DESIGNATEDMWsdMXd 35/45/55/65/75Ranch Country Club, 11887 Tejon, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $37s,$23d/ player. Entries on TennisLink or to Miikka Keronen by 2/8. Limit twoevents/player with MXd as a third event.FEBRUARY 16-20Colorado Springs Racquet Club 4.0/3.0257230411MWsd Chp/4.0/3.0Colorado Springs Racquet Club, 2529 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO80915. 719/596-2958. $28s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Bill Davisby 2/9.FEBRUARY 23-27Evergreen Sports Center Spring Doubles Challenge257236811MXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Evergreen Sports Center, 2914 Evergreen Pkwy, Evergreen, CO 80439.303/674-6884. $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Tournament Directorby 2/16.march 4-7Aria's Abominable Snowman Classic257201411MWsd 4.5/3.5Aria Spa & Club, 1300 Westhaven Dr, Vail, CO 81657. 970/479-5941. $30s,$20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Pete Anderson by 2/25.MARCH 18-20Flying Horse Clay Indoor Championships257231311MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/3.5/3.0/2.5Flying House Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $30s, $25d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphreyby 3/11.MARCH 21-27Art Kono Memorial Tennis Tournament257210811MWsd 4.5/3.5 MXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Colorado Springs Racquet Club, 2529 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO80915. 719/596-2958. $40s, $25d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Bill Davisby 3/14.APRIL 2-8Boulder Country Club Adult Open257210911MWsd 3.5/3.0Boulder Country Club, 7350 Clubhouse Rd, Boulder, CO 80301. 303/530-3328. $30s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Jon Winegardner by 3/25.Weekday matches will begin at 5pm. Some matches may be played off-site.All matches played indoors.APRIL 7-10Lynmar Senior Indoor257201011 DESIGNATEDMWsdMXd 30/35/40/45/50/55/60/65/70/75/80Lynmar Racquet Club, 2660 Vickers Dr, Springs, CO 80918. 719/598-7075.MW 30-60 $30s, $22d/player; MW 65-80 $24s, $18d/player. Entries onTennisLink or to Jeanette Paddock by 3/28. Limit two singles/one doubles ortwo doubles/one singles. Check web for schedule.APRIL 11-1711th Annual Highlands Ranch 4.5/4.0 Showdown257211011MWsd 4.5/4.0Highlands Ranch Community Association, 8801 S Broadway, HighlandsRanch, CO 80126. 303/471-8934. $30s, $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink orto Mike Shellman by 4/4. Limit two events/player.APRIL 13-18JCC Doubles Spring Slam257235211Md 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Wd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 MXd 4.5/4.0/3.5Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316-6380. $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 4/6.APRIL 22-28South Suburban Spring Fling257211211 DESIGNATED 5.0/4.0MWsdMXd 5.0/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Littleton Golf & Tennis, 5800 S Federal Blvd., Littleton, CO 80123. 303/794-6933. $29s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 4/15. A10-point tiebreak will be played in lieu of a 3rd set.APRIL 27-MAY 1JCC Adult Open257235311Ms Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Ws 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316-6380. $29s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 4/20.APRIL 28-MAY 111 FCCC Singles Invitational257205911MWs 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Round RobinFort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422.$22s. Draws limited to 8. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs by 4/24.Check web for schedule.APRIL 29-MAY 1Cinco De Mayo Tournament257232311MWsdMXd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Combined MXd 6.5/7.5/8.5 FMLCJunction Indoor Tennis Center, 535 25½ Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81505.970/241-2280. $30s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Roger Speyerby 4/22.stopsearching—startfindingcoloradotennis.com has the most user-friendly and customizable tournament finder on the web.adultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis63

adultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEMAY 2-8Glen Hines Memorial Senior Tournament257211911 DESIGNATEDMWsdMXd 40/45/50/55/60/65/70/75/80/85Apex Parks & Recreation, 12120 W 64th Ave, Arvada, CO 80004. 303/420-1210. $25s ($18s second singles), $18d/player ($13d/ second doubles).MW80-85 receive first entry free, 2nd for $10 provided entry is received viahard copy or phone. Entries on TennisLink or to Michele Crouse by 4/25. Allmatches played at the Arvada Tennis Center. Matches in MW65+ will begin at10am. Evening play will begin at 6pm. Reasonable scheduling conflicts maybe accommodated if contacted prior to tournament deadline.MAY 5-8Meadow Creek May Adult257212611 DESIGNATED 3.0MWsdMXd 5.0/4.0/3.0Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214.303/232-6272. $35, $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann by4/28. Matches will begin at 4pm on weekdays and no matches will be scheduledon NTRP League night.MAY 5-811 FCCC Doubles Invitational257234511MWd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422.$22d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs by 5/1. Check web forschedule.MAY 6-11Pinery NTRP Championships257212211 DESIGNATED 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0MWsd 4.5/3.5/2.5 MXd 5.0/4.5/4.0Pinery Country Club, 6900 E Pinery Pkwy, Parker, CO 80134. 303/841-3512.$31s, $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Garry Seymour by 4/31. Nomatches will be scheduled on NTRP League night. No MXd on Sunday.Weekday matches will begin at 6pm.MAY 10-15Pinery NTRP Championships257212311 DESIGNATEDMWsd 5.0/4.0/3.0 MXd 3.5/3.0Pinery Country Club, 6900 E Pinery Pkwy, Parker, CO 80134. 303/841-3512.$31s, $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Garry Seymour by 5/3. Nomatches will be scheduled on NTRP League night. No mixed on Sunday.Weekday matches will begin at 6pm.MAY 10-15LAC Front Range Tennis Championships257220811Msd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Wsd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Longmont Athletic Club, 10 Mountain View Ave, Longmont, CO 80501.303/772-4700. $30s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Judy Larson by5/3. Email tcourtla@comcast.net for information.64 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

MAY 12-15Evergreen Sports Center doubles Senior Slam257237111MWd 50/55/60/65/70/75Evergreen Sports Center, 2914 Evergreen Pkwy, Evergreen, CO 80439.303/674-6884. $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to tournament directorby 5/5.MAY 13-19South Suburban Doubles Classic257213211MWdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Centennial, CO 80111. 303/771-3654. $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 5/6. All matchesplayed at Holly Tennis Center. A 10-point tiebreak will be played in lieu of a3rd set.may 14-21The 45th Annual Austin Scott Memorial257235111 DESIGNATED 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MWsd 40/50/60/70Boulder Tennis Association, PO Box 912, Boulder, CO 80306. 303/442-4282.$26s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Tournament Director by 5/7.MAY 22-292011 Northern Colorado Open257235711 DESIGNATED CHP/4.0/3.5/3.0MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 FMLCLewis Tennis School, Ste E PMB 111, 1205 W Elizabeth St, Fort Collins, CO80521. 970/493-7000. $28s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to LewisTennis by 5/15.MAY 23-30Larry Saiontz Memorial Day TournamentSponsored by Legends of Aurora / Carrabba's257212911MWsd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Combined Mixed 5.0/6.0/7.0/8.0/9.0 MFICAurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St, #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326-8700. $27s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 5/16.Limit two events/player. Matches played at Utah Park.MAY 25-29Parker Spring Open257200111MWsdMXd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 FRLCThe Town of Parker, 20120 E Main St, Parker, CO 80138. 303/805-3261.$25s ($15 additional singles, $20d/player ($15d/player for additional doubles)Matches played at Railbender Tennis Center. Entries on TennisLink or to BarryRiddle by 5/20.MAY 25-3032nd Annual Pueblo Chieftain Paper Cup257212811 DESIGNATED Family Doubles/4.0/3.5/3.0MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Family Doubles FS/FD/MS/MDPueblo Tennis Club, PO Box 3213, Pueblo, CO 81005. 719/564-4111. $27s,$17d/player. Entries on Tennis Link ONLY 5/19. Matches may also be playedat Pueblo Central High and Pueblo South High School. Weekday matches willbegin at 5:30pm.adultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis65

adultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEEnjoy somequality timewith thefamily.June 6-12, 2011 • LoveLandTennisLink # 257260211Men’s, Women’s, Family & Mixed: 2.5-openFRee QuickStart Tennis for KidsFabulous Food, drinks & unique awards!a benefit for Pathways HospiceFor information and registration contact:PaThWayS hoSPice, 970/663-3500www.PaThWayS-caRe.orgMAY 26-30Clyde Rogers Memorial Day Open257213011MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0Washington Park Tennis Club, PO Box 261223, Littleton, CO 80163. 303/458-8779 $27s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 5/19. For informationcontact Ken van der Laan, 2658 Vrain St, Denver, CO 80212. Limit two events/player.MAY 27-29Flying Horse Outdoor Championships257231411MWsd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Flying House Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $30s, $25d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphreyby 5/20.MAY 30-JUNE 5Chester Harris Memorial City Park Tournament257228411MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 40/45/50/55/60/65 Family DoublesCity Park Racquet Club, 1726 Downing St, Denver, CO 80218. 303/949-7916.$28s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Susan Nakano by 5/23. A10-point tiebreak will be played in lieu of a 3rd set.MAY 31-JUNE 5Meadow Creek 4.5/3.5257213611 DESIGNATED 4.5MWsdMXd 4.5/3.5Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214.303/232-6272. $35, $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann by5/24. No matches will be scheduled on NTRP League night. Weekday matcheswill begin at 4pm.JUNE 2-5Colorado Springs Spring Spree257214511MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Family Doubles FS/FD/MS/MDMemorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs, CO80909. 719/ 385-6023. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by5/25. Contact Kellie Ford for information.JUNE 5-12The Ranch Country Club Tennis Shootout257214011 DESIGNATED 5.0/3.5MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Ranch Country Club, 11883 Tejon St, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $34s,$22d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Miikka Keronen by 5/30. Weekdaymatches will begin at 5pm. Matches will be scheduled around USTA Leaguesat level (not MXd).june 6-12Gates Spring Ladder Classic257232911MWs 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Gates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 100, Denver, CO 80209.303/355-4461. $25s. Players must have a minimum of 5 matches in GatesSpring Ladder (March 22-May 29). Entries on TennisLink or to Sam Hitmanby 5/31.66 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

JUNE 7-12Colorado State Junior Open257201111Family Doubles FS/FD/MS/MDCountry Club of Colorado, 125 E Clubhouse Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906.719/538-4085. $16d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mark Bishop by 5/31.JUNE 8-12US Open Qualifying Tournament257200011MWs ChpGates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 100, Denver, CO 80209.303/355-4461. $TBA. Entries on TennisLink or to Tiffany Milner by 5/23.JUNE 10-12Breckenridge NTRP 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0257201511MWsd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 MXd 4.0/3.5/3.0Town of Breckenridge Recreation Center, PO Box 168, St, CO 80424. 970/453-1734. $28s, $15d/player. Entries by TennisLink ONLY by 6/3. For informationcontact John O’Connor.JUNE 10-12ITA 2011 Senior Sectional Championships257207511 DESIGNATEDMWsd 30/35/40/45/50/55/60/65/70/75/80 MXd 30/35/40/45/50/55/60/65Tennis Center At Steamboat Springs, Box 881537, 2500 Pine Grove Rd,Steamboat Springs, CO 80488. 970/879-8400. $36s, $22d/player. Limit twoevents/player (no two MXd). Entries on TennisLink or to Jim Swiggart by 6/3.Entrants must be residents of the Intermountain Section.JUNE 11-18Longmont Open257234711MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 FMLCLongmont Tennis Association, PO Box 2252, Longmont, CO 80502. 303/571-4975. $28s $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Dan Raykovitz by 6/4.JUNE 14-16cta silver senior District championshipsJUNE 15-18USTA National Women's 40/50 Indoor Championships257238111Wsd 40/50Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness Club, 6305 W 6th Ave Lakewood, CO80214. 303/232-6272. $90 for first event, $50 for additional events. Entries onTennisLink or to Robin Dann by 6/8.JUNE 17-26Denver City Open257215311 DESIGNATEDMWsdMXd Chp/35/40/45/50/55/60/65/70/75/80 4.5/4.0 Family Doubles FS/FD/MS/MD Prize Money TBDDenver Tennis Club, 400 Forest St, Denver, CO 80220. 303/322-4524.MWMXd Open $30s, $20d/player; Senior 35-55 $28s, $20d/player; Senior55-80 $20s, $15d/player; Family $20d/player; NTRP $30s, $20d/player.Entries on TennisLink or Zach Smith by 6/11.JUNE 24-26USTA Mixed Doubles District championshipsJUNE 27-JULY 4Aurora Fire Cracker257216311MWsd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MFICAurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St, #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326-8700. $27s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 6/20.Play on 6/28, 6/29 and 6/30 will begin at 5pm. Play on 7/3, 7/4 will begin at8am. Limit two events/player.JUNE 30-JULY 3Castle Rock Open257201311Ms Chp/45/55/65 Ws Chp MWdMXd Chp MWsd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MXd4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 FRLCTown of Castle Rock, 2301 Woodlands Blvd, Castle Rock, CO 80104. 720/733-2297. $20s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to tournament director by6/23.JULY 5-10Lakewood Open257206011MWsdMXd 4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Lakewood Tennis Association, 724 S Osage St, Denver, CO 80223. 303/934-8878. $25s ($15s second singles); $18d/player ($12.50d/player seconddoubles). Entries on TennisLink or to Josh Neugebauer by 6/29.JULY 7-10Pikes Peak Classic257237011MWsdMXd Chp/35/40/45/50/55/60/65/70 MWdMXd 75Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs, CO80909. 719/385-6023. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 6/30.Contact Kellie Ford for information.JULY 8-10River Valley Ranch Tennis Classic257217811MWsdMXd 4.0/3.5 MsdMXd 5.0 Wsd 4.5River Valley Ranch Master Association, 444 River Valley Ranch Drive, Carbondale,CO 81623. 970/963-8463. $30s, $20d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to JoshPasschier by 7/1. Various locations. Clay and hard courts will be used.Denver tennis Clubproudly presentsthe 95th AnnualDenver City OpenJune 17-26, 2011Events include Championships (MWSDMX), 4.0, 4.5 (MWSMX) 35-80 (SDMX).Entry deadline is Saturday, June 11 on TennisLink or to the DTC.Contact DTC, (303) 322-4524 • Zachary Smith, Tournament Directoradultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis67

adultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEJULY 9-16The Broomfield Open Tournament257217211 DESIGNATED 4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5MWsd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 RRBroomfield Swim & Tennis Club, 250 Main St, Broomfield, CO 80020. 303/775-8174. $30s; $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Doug Kazarosian, tenniskaz@yahoo.comby 7/2. Weekday matches will begin at 4pm. Reasonablescheduling conflicts may be accommodated if contacted prior to tournamentdeadline.JULY 15-17Vail Valley Open @ Homestead Court Club257224311MWsdMXd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 FMLCHomestead Court Club, PO Box 808, Edwards, CO 81632. 970/926-1067.$33s, $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Derek Fisher by 7/8.JULY 17-24Arvada Tennis Center Summer Smash257219011 DESIGNATED 5.0MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.0/2.5 FMLCApex Parks & Recreation, 12120 W 64th Ave, Arvada, CO 80004. 303/431-9004. $25s ($20s second singles), $18d/player ($15d/player second doubles).Entries on TennisLink or to Michele Crouse by 7/10. Matches played at ArvadaTennis Center. Reasonable scheduling conflicts may be accommodated ifcontacted prior to tournament deadline. Matches will begin at 6pm.JULY 18-24Work Out West 2011 Greeley Tennis Championships257237611MWs Chp/4.0/3.5/3.0 MWd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Combined Mixed 6.5/7.5/8.5 FMLCGreeley 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).Entries on TennisLink or to Tournament Director by 7/11. Weekday matcheswill begin at 5:30pm. Limit two events/player.JULY 19-24Southern Colorado State Open257217411 DESIGNATED 5.0/4.5/Family DoublesMWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 MWs 2.5 Family Doubles FS/FD/MS/MDCountry Club of Colorado, 125 E Clubhouse Drive, Colorado Springs, CO80906. 719/538-4085. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to MarkBishop by 7/12. Reasonable scheduling conflicts may be accommodated ifcontacted prior to tournament deadline.JULY 21-25Colorado Athletic Club Monaco Adult NTRP257227711MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5Colorado Athletic Club Monaco, 2695 S Monaco Pkwy, Denver, CO 80222.303/758-7080. $26s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Wendy Donovanby 7/14. Indoor and outdoor courts may be used.68 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

JULY 22-24ROCKY MOUNTAIN WHEELCHAIR OPEN257230811MWsd Open A,B,C Qsd Open AGates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Denver, CO 80209. 303/355-4461.$10s, $10d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Sue Coons, cooney40@yahoo.com by 7/15.JULY 22-242011 Rocky Mountain State Games257202511MWsdMXd Chp5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Colorado Springs Sports Association, Suite E, 1631 Mesa Ave, ColoradoSprings, CO 80906. 719/634-7333. $25 (1st event), $20 (2-3 events). Entrieson TennisLink or to Dave Lehman by 7/15. Matches played at Memorial Park.Tournament information at www.stategamesofthewest.org.JULY 29-31USTA Adult District championshipsJULY 26-31Bill Wright Clay Court ChampionshipsMWsdMXd Chp/35/45/55/65/75Vail Tennis Center, Attn: Bob Seward, 700 S Frontage Road East, Vail, CO81657. 970/ 479-2294. $30s, $17.50d/person. Entries to Bob Seward by7/19.AUGUST 6-14Babolat Boulder Open at The Millennium Harvest House257218111Designated 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5/FAmily doubles/ITA CHPMWsdMXd Chp/40/45/50/55/60/65/70 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Family Doubles $5000 purseMillennium Harvest House Tennis, 1345 28th St, Boulder, CO 80302. 303/449-5033. MWMXd Open $35s, $24d; NTRP/MW30-50 $31s, $21d/player; MW55-80 $25s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Theresa Brown by 7/30. Limitthree NTRP events/player. Check web for schedule. Every effort will be madeto accommodate league conflicts at level. Matches may be held at CU SouthTennis Complex.august 6-7wtt tournamentColorado Springs, sites TBD.AUGUST 9-11cta women's Daytime Doubles championshipsAUGUST 12-142011 Steamboat NTRP Championships257207611MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Tennis Center At Steamboat Springs, Box 881537, 2500 Pine Grove Rd,Steamboat Springs, CO 80488. 970/879-8400. $36s, $22d/player.Entries onTennisLink or to Jim Swiggart by 8/5. Limit two events/player (no two MXd).AUGUST 15-21Colorado State University Open257238011MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Colorado State University, McGraw Athletic Center, Rm 200C, Fort Collins,CO 80523. 970/491-1311. $28s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to JonMessick by 8/8.AUGUST 18-21Meadow Creek 5.0/4.0/3.0257220711MWsdMXd 5.0/4.0/3.0Meadow Creek Tennis & Fitness, 6305 W 6th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214.303/232-6272. $35, $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Robin Dann by8/11. Weekday matches will begin at 4pm.AUGUST 15-21Gates Summer Ladder Classic257233311MWs 5.0/4.5/3.5/2.5Gates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 100, Denver, CO 80209.303/355-4461. $25s. Players must have a minimum of 5 matches in GatesSummer Ladder (May 30-August 7). Entries on TennisLink or to Sam Hitmanby 8/8.AUGUST 22-28JCC State Open Tune-up257235611MWsd Chp/35/45/55/65 MXd ChpJewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316-6380. $28s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 8/15.Limit two events/player.AUGUST 26-28Memorial Park Challenge257237211Msd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 Wsd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MXd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO80909. 719/385-6023. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to KellieFord by 8/19.game-set-match, inc.We buy Workingand non-Workingball machines.We sell:Playmate Meteltek Commercialand Portable MachinesSports Tutor Portablesalso available fromgame-set-match, inc:– Service contracts– Trade ins– Salesfor more informationgame-set-match inc. of Park meadows8280 S. Quebec St. Suite ACentennial, CO 80112neW location!w w w . g a m e s e t m a t c h i n c . c o mgame-set-matchof Park meadoWs8280 S. Quebec St. Suite ACentennial, CO 80112303.790.1991game-set-matchof cherry creek333 S. Colorado Blvd.Denver, CO 80246303.394.1991game-set-matchof greenWoodathletic & tennis club5801 South Quebec StreetGreenwood Village, CO 80111303.771.2588adultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis69

adultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEAUGUST 26-SEPTEMBER 2The Ned Cooney Memorial Meadows Club Adult Open257221811MWsd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 MXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Meadows Club, PO Box 4542, Boulder, CO 80306. 303/494-0410. $32s, $22d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Adrian Games by 8/19.AUGUST 30-SEPTEMBER 1USTA Super Senior championshipsAUGUST 30-SEPTEMBER 5Aurora Labor Day NTRP257221211MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Aurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St, #300, Aurora, CO 80011. 303/326-8700. $27s, $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 8/23.Limit two events/player. Matches played at Utah Park.SEPTEMBER 2-5Chet Niemeyer Labor Day Tournament257221311MWsdMXd 3.5/3.0/2.5Washington Park Tennis Club, 2658 Vrain St, Denver, CO 80212. 303/458-8779. $27s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 8/25. For informationcontact Ken van der Laan, ks-tennis@comcast.net. Limit two events/player. Allmatches will use the Coman tiebreak.SEPTEMBER 9-11USTA Senior District championshipsSEPTEMBER 9-18$25,000 Colorado State Open257216611 DESIGNATEDMWsdMXd Chp/35/40/45/50/55/60/65/70/75/80 MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Family DoublesGates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Denver, CO 80209. 303/355-4461.MWChp $55s; MWMXdChp $35d/player; MW35 $40s, $30d/player; MW40-60/NTRP $35s, $25d/player; MW65-80 $25s, $20d/player; MXd35-80 $25d/player; FamD $25d/player. NTRP/FamD will begin 9/10; weekday matches willbegin after 3:30pm. Senior divisions will begin 9/12. All Chp will begin 9/12;main draw 9/14. Entries on TennisLink or to Eric Rose by 9/1.SEPTEMBER 15-182011 FCCC Fall Singles Open257234811MWs 4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422.$22s. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs 9/10.SEPTEMBER 16-18Major Mortgage Autumn Classic257201611MWsdMXd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Tennis Center at Grand Junction, 535 25½ Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81505. 970/241-2280. $28s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Roger Speyer by 9/9.SEPTEMBER 20-2335th Annual Ted Swenson Super Senior257232811 DESIGNATEDMWsdMXd 60/65/7075 Msd 55 Wsd 50/55Ken Caryl Ranch House, 7676 S Continental Divide Rd, Littleton, CO 80127.303/979-2233. $20s, $15d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Judy Andersonby 9/13.SEPTEMBER 22-242011 FCCC fall Doubles Open257234911MWd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Fort Collins Country Club, PO Box 877, Fort Collins, CO 80522. 970/482-1422.$22d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Scott Langs 9/18.SEPTEMBER 23-25cta Twilight championshipsMeanwhile, back at The Ranch...We offer annual tennis memberships. Come and check out our limited winter drop-in programs, open to non-members.For more information , contact Miikka Keronen, Director of Tennis, at 303/469-5372, or email miikkak@theranchcc.com.Join us for all our fantastic adult & junior tournaments!JUNIORSITA MEMORIAL DAY CIRCUITTL# 257202311 BGs 1605/28-05/30/11, deadline 05/01/11ADULTSRANCH CC TENNIS SHOOTOUTTL# 257214011MWsdMXd 2.5,3.0,3.5,4.0,4.5,5.0DESIGNATED 3.5/5.006/05-06/12/11, deadline 05/31/11RANCH ROUNDUPTL# 257216511 BGsd 10,12,14,16,18DESIGNATED Satellite06/25-06/29/2011, deadline 6/18/11RANCH INDOOR OPENTL# 257230312MWsdMXd 35, 45, 55, 65, 75DESIGNATED02/14-02/19/12, deadline 02/07/12SEPTEMBER 23-25The Last Chance Tennis Championships257233911MWsdMXd Chp/5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Memorial Park Tennis Center, 1315 E Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs, CO80909. 719/385-6023. $30s, $19d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to KellieFord by 9/16.NORTHERN EXTREMETL# 257230012 BGsd 16,181/1/12-01/04/12, deadline 12/24/11Our tournaments offer many playerbenefits, some of which include:t-shirts, complimentary food andbeverages and player-friendlyscheduling when possible.www.TheRanchCC.com70 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

SEPTEMBER 23-26Denver Clay Court doubles Championships257221911MWd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Md 5.0 MXd 4.5/4.0/3.5Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111.303/771-2588. $22d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 9/16. ContactRyan Haith for information. Draws limited to 32.SEPTEMBER 23-29South Suburban Championships257221511 DESIGNATED 2.5MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Holly Tennis Center, 6651 S Krameria Way, Centennial, CO 80111. 303/771-3654. $29s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 9/16.SEPTEMBER 26-OCTOBER 2Aurora Fall Doubles Classic257206311MWd 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 MFICAurora Parks & Recreation, 6 Abilene St, Suite 300, Aurora, CO 80011.303/326-8700. $17d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Nicole Cimino by 9/19.Limit two events/player. Matches played at Utah Park.SEPTEMBER 28-OCTOBER 2Parker Fall Open257266311MWsd Chp/35/45/55 - MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 FRLCThe Town of Parker, 20120 E Main St, Parker, CO 80138. 303/805-3261. $25s($15 additional singles, $20d/player ($15d/player additional doubles). Entrieson TennisLink or to Barry Riddle by 9/21. Matches played at Railbender TennisCenter.OCTOBER 6-9Colorado Springs Open257201211MWsdMXd Chp/4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5 FRLCLifetime Fitness, 4410 Royal Pine Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80920. 719/266-9900. $30s, $22d/player. Entries by TennisLink or to Jeanette Paddock by9/26. Limit two singles/one doubles or one singles/two doubles. Weekday playwill begin at 5:30pm.OCTOBER 7-9ITA Fall Mixed Doubles District championshipsOCTOBER 10-12cta women's Summer Daytime championshipsOCTOBER 13-17JCC Men's NTRP Challenge257229711Ms 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316-6380. $29s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 10/6.OCTOBER 14-20South Suburban Fall Classic257222711 DESIGNATED 3.5MWsdMXd 5.0/4.5/4.0/3.5Littleton Golf & Tennis Club, 5800 S Federal Blvd., Littleton, CO 80123.303/794-6933. $29s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthusby 10/7.4Th ANNuAlSaturday | August 27Gates Tennis CenterBenefitingColorado Youth Tennis Foundationamong other causes helping kids in need.Purchase your entry online at:www.blacktie-colorado.com/rsvpand enter event code: TENNISadultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEcoloradotennis.com2011 big book of colorado tennis71

adultsenior/ntrp/championship/family TOURNAMENTSCHEDULEOCTOBER 21-24JCC Women's NTRP Challenge257229811Ws 4.0/3.5/3.0Jewish Community Center, 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246. 303/316-6380. $29s. Entries on TennisLink or to Chris Croxton by 10/14.OCTOBER 24-30Gates Fall Ladder Classic257234311MWs 5.0/4.5/3.5/2.5Gates Tennis Center, 3300 E Bayaud Ave, Suite 100, Denver, CO 80209.303/355-4461. $25s. Players must have a minimum of 5 matches in GatesFall Ladder (August 8-October 16). Entries on TennisLink or to Sam Hitmanby 10/17.OCTOBER 28-31Denver Winter Clay Court Championships257222911MWs 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Ms 5.0Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111.303/771-2588. $32s. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 10/21. Contact RyanHaith for information. Weekday matches will begin after 5pm. Weekendmatches will begin at 8:30am.OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 6Fox Hill Country Club Adult NTRP257235511MWsdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Fox Hill Country Club, PO Box 762, Longmont, CO 80502. 303/772-0246.$18s, $14d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Ryan Winters by 10/24.NOVEMBER 2-6Evergreen Sports Center Turkey Shoot257236711MWd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0Evergreen Sports Center, 2914 Evergreen Pkwy, Evergreen, CO 80439.303/674-6884. $21d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to tournament directorby 10/27.NOVEMBER 11-13Flying Horse Indoor Clay Winter Championships257231511MWsd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0/2.5Flying House Club, 1880 Weiskopf Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80921.719/487-2625. $30s, $25/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Mike Humphreyby 11/4.NOVEMBER 18-20Vail's Fall Mixed Tourney257201911MXd 5.0/4.0/3.0 FMLCAria Spa & Club, 1300 Westhaven Dr, Vail, CO 81657. 970/479-5941. $20d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Pete Anderson by 11/11.DECEMBER 1-5Greenwood Doubles Challenge257263611MWdMXd 4.5/4.0/3.5/3.0 Md 5.0Greenwood Athletic Club, 5757 S Quebec, Greenwood Village, CO 80111.303/771-2588. $22d/player. Entries on TennisLink ONLY by 11/28. ContactRyan Haith for information. Players may only compete at one NTRP level.EARLY 2012 adult evENTSFEBRUARY 3-9South Suburban Valentines Day Classic257230212 Designated 3.0MWsdMXd 5.0/4.0/3.0Littleton Golf & Tennis, 5800 S Federal Blvd Littleton, CO 80123. 303/794-6933$29s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Vicki Holthus by 1/28/12.FEBRUARY 14-19Ranch Indoor Open257230312 DesignatedMWsdMXd35/45/55/65/75Ranch Country Club, 11887 Tejon Dr, Denver, CO 80234. 303/469-5372. $37,$23d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Miikka Keronen by 2/7/12. Limit twoevents/player with MXd as a third.FEBRUARY 15-19Colorado Springs Racquet Club 4.0/3.0257230412MWsd Chp/4.0/3.0Colorado Springs Racquet Club, 2529 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO80915. 719/596-2958 $35s, $18d/player. Entries on TennisLink or to Bill Davisby 2/8/12.OUTSTANDINGPERFORMERSWANTEDEach year, USTA Colorado celebrates the outstanding effortsof players, benefactors, volunteers and organizations whohave distinguished themselves through their on- and off-courtperformances, and their dedication and commitment to the sportof tennis.Please help USTA Colorado recognize these outstanding performersat the 2012 Colorado Tennis Hall of Fame Gala. A list of awards andnomination forms are available at www.COLORADOTENNIS.com,and will be accepted through September 15, 2011.72 2011 big book of colorado tennis coloradotennis.com

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VOTED BY TENNIS MAGAZINE IN AMERICA FOR 2010:#7 TENNIS RESORT, #5 COACHING STAFF, #5 MATCH ARRANGING, T0P 25 TENNIS CAMPBROADMOORT E N NI STENNIS CAMPS AT THE BROADMOORJoin us for one of our award-winning camps this year. If weather is inclement, camps areheld in our indoor heated bubble through April. All camps have been enhanced withadditional instructional hours and lunch in the Golf Club Dining Room.Spring 2011 Tennis CampsDate: Camp: Level:March 4 – 6 ....................Adult Camp SOLD OUT........................................3.5April 8 – 10....................Women’s Camp ...................................................4.0April 22 – 24 ..................Women’s Easter Weekend Camp .............................3.0Summer & Fall 2011 Tennis CampsMay 20 – 22 ...................Adult Camp........................................................3.5May 27 – 29 ...................Adult Camp................................................3.0 – 4.5June 3 – 5 .....................Adult Camp.................................Beginner’s 2.0 – 2.5June 6 – 8 .....................Junior Camp........................Competitive Ages 11 – 18July 1 – 3 ......................Adult Camp................................................3.0 – 4.5July 15 – 17 ...................Adult Camp................................................3.0 – 4.5July 18 – 20 ...................Junior Camp.......................Intermediate Ages 10 - 14July 22 – 24 ...................Adult Camp................................................3.0 – 4.5August 5 – 7...................Family Tennis Camp ........Adults & Juniors Ages 10 - 16August 8 – 10.................Junior Camp ..............High School Varsity Ages 14 - 18September 2 – 4..............Adult Camp................................................3.0 – 4.5September 9 – 11............3rd Annual Culinary, Wine-Tasting Tennis Camp ........AllOctober 7 – 9 .................Art Lover’s Tennis Camp...............................3.0 – 4.0October 21 – 22 ..............Adult Camp................................................3.5 – 4.0October 28 – 30 ..............Adult “Halloween Weekend” Camp .................4.0 – 4.5November 4 – 6...............Adult Camp........................................................3.0November 25 – 27 ...........Adult “Thanksgiving Weekend” Tennis Camp....3.5 – 4.0December 28 – 30 ...........Adult “Holiday” Tennis Camp ........................3.0 – 3.5Tennis Camps Include:• 4:1 student/pro (players are grouped withothers of their level)• Appropriate for men and women levels 3.0 – 4.5unless otherwise noted.• Intensive instruction and supervised match play• Dartfish video analysis• Special camp gifts• Special two and three-night package rates withluxurious Broadmoor room included or commuterrate availableSpecial EventsJune 17 – 19August 12 – 14September 9 – 11October 7 – 93rd Annual Rally for the Cure Women’s TournamentBroadmoor Invitational Adult Mixed Doubles Tournament & Social3rd Annual Culinary & Wine-Tasting Tennis Camp WeekendArt & Wine-Lover’s Tennis Camp WeekendTHE “GRAND SLAM” TENNIS PACKAGEMay 6 – September 25, 2011 • Our Most Popular Summer PackageIncludes room, incidental service fee, two drills per person, court time,match-arranging and round-robins. We offer four drills each day – forbeginners to the most advanced levels of play. Starting at $200 per person,per night, double occupancy.Call for our complete 2011 schedule.For information or reservations:(800) 634-7711, ext. 6174or email to: tennis@broadmoor.comVisit The Broadmoor Tennis Shop for the finest selection of tennis apparel,footwear and equipment in Southern Colorado!broadmoor.com • Follow us at Broadmoor Tennis • 1 Lake Avenue • Colorado Springs, CO 80906