Maple Mountain High School 2010 Region 8 Tennis Schedule

Maple Mountain High School 2010 Region 8 Tennis Schedule



There are 6 teams in our Region 8 tennis schedule this year: Payson, Salem Hills, Spanish Fork, Springville and Uintah.



All matches are within 15 minutes of our school except Uintah, which will be a fun little road trip. *Home Matches.



Monday March 1, 2010

Tennis Team Tryouts



* Monday March 8, Practice Match

Carbon @ HOME



19th annual

High school boys’ team

Duel in the Desert

St. George, Utah,

Thurs, Fri and Sat tournaments

March 11,12,13,



Thursday March 25, first ever REGION Match

@ Springville



* Tuesday March 30 first REGION Home Match

Salem Hills @ HOME



Thursday April 1 REGION MATCH

@ Payson



Tuesday April 13 REGION MATCH

@ Uintah



* Thursday April 15 REGION MATCH

Spanish Fork @ HOME



* Tuesday April 20 REGION MATCH

Springville @ HOME



Thursday April 22 REGION MATCH

@ Salem Hills



Tuesday April 27 REGION MATCH

Payson @ HOME



Thursday April 29 REGION MATCH

@ Spanish Fork



* Friday April 30 REGION MATCH

Uintah @ HOME



Monday 3 May

Region Seeding Meeting



Tuesday 4 May

Region Tournament @Salem Hills



FRI. SAT 7, 8 May Region Divisional Tournament

TBA



Tuesday 11 May

Region JV Meet @Salem Hills



FRI. SAT 14, 15 May

State Tournament@Liberty Park



Thursday May 20

Tennis Banquet

Unique Opportunity to be instructed by the best!

Tennis Clinic at BYU indoor courts begins next week (12-18 years old). For those interested, please contact Brad Pearce at Brad_Pearce@byu.edu, or at 801 362-3108.

Group A:

Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30-6:00 and Saturdays 9-11, beginning November 17th and ending December 19th. Limited to 8 kids. Cost is $275. (No clinic will be held during Thanksgiving week.)

Group B:

Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:30-6:00 beginning November 16th and ending December 16th. Limited to 16 kids. Cost is $200. (No clinic will be held during Thanksgiving week.)

Are you going to stay flexible and fit this winter?

As I feel the flab around my waist and think about the 45 National Hardcourt Tournament next week...I share with you to motivate me:

Extract from Tennis.com

Warm-Up: Ready to Sweat

LUNGE WALK
Warms: Lower extremities (glutes, calves, hamstrings, and quadriceps)
(1) Step forward with your left leg. Bending at your knee and hip, lower your body until your right knee almost touches the ground. Keep your back straight and your left knee behind your toes.
(2) Push off your right leg to stand up, then step forward with it.
(3) Lower your body so your left knee almost touches the ground. Continue alternating legs 10 times on each side.

LEG KICK
Warms: Trunk, hips, and lower extremities
(1) Standing on your left leg and keeping your spine in line, kick your right leg, which should remain straight, forward to about hip height.
(2) Let your leg swing back behind your body. Continue to kick your leg in this pendulous motion 10 times each way, then switch legs.

ARM CIRCLES
Warms: Shoulders and arm muscles
(1) Start with both arms straight overhead.
(2) Circle them down behind you,
(3) around to the front, and back up to the starting position. Do 10 circles, then switch directions so your arms go forward and down, then back and up.

THORACIC ROTATIONS
Warms: Core and chest
Stand with your feet hip-width apart and raise your arms out to your sides so they’re perpendicular to the body.
(1) Keeping your hips still and your arms out, rotate your torso from one side
(2) to the other. Do 10 rotations to each side.

Don't Forget to Fuel Up

Getting the most out of your workout can depend on what you put in your body.

DRINK UP: Dehydration makes you tire faster, which can cause you to cut your workout short. Within two hours of working out, drink 14–20 ounces of water and bring some with you to the gym.

CARBO-LOAD: Eat a snack with carbs and salt before you hit the gym. The WTA’s Kathleen Stroia recommends salted pretzels. The carbs keep you going and the salt helps you retain water.

POST-EXERCISE PROVISIONS: “Thirty minutes post-workout is critical” to recovery, Stroia says. To refuel, eat a snack that has a 3-1 carb-protein ratio. Also, weigh yourself before and after a workout. The WTA recommends you drink 20–24 ounces of water for every pound you’ve lost to rehydrate.

MON WED FRI 6 AM OR BUST!

That's right tennis psycho enthusiasts! Jake Guyman, MMHS Tennis Club President, says 6 in the morning so if you don't like getting up that early take it up with him!

I am all for an after school hour if anyone wants to voice opinion on the matter leave me a comment below.

Meanwhile I will buck up and be at SF indoor courts each morning MWF til dead period starting 1 November.

Nelson Whiting is back for a day or two on break from playing college tennis at Mesa and will be with us to train us up in the morning.

Call Jake with your questions and ideas for club activities!

Coach Whiting

Unbelievable Play by Hunter Hullinger!

Unbelievable Play by Hunter Hullinger!

Hunter's father, John Hullinger, played years ago for BYU, so it was certainly a treat for me to get to watch both father and son compete at BYU this past week.

Hunter mached up with BYU's top recruit Ricardo Campos: AS YOU LOOK AT THESE STATS CONSIDER THAT HUNTER PLAYED DEUCE AD, DEUCE AD IN THE FIRST 6 GAMES I GOT TO WATCH!
SUPER CONGRATULATIONS HUNTER HULLINGER--WATCH OUT FOR HUNTER SPRING OF 2010!

Before BYU Ricardo Campos
Played tennis at the Colegio Miraflores...also played on the soccer team...regional champion from 2000-2006...state champion from 2000-2008...national champion in singles and doubles...12 national championships in doubles...finished 2008 as the No. 2 ranked player in the country...won a bronze medal at the Central American Junior Games.

Face to face exclusive mentoring from Andy Roddick's former coach, Greg Patton!

MMHS TENNIS CLUB GETS EXCLUSIVE TRAINING SESSION FROM ANDY RODDICK, AND PETE SAMPRAS' FORMER COACH--COACH GREG PATTON!

Imagine a tennis legend as busy as this man is, taking time to share his treasures of experience exclusively with our MMHS Golden Eagles tennis team!

Like sponges, Dave, Brayden, Hunter and parents and family members, soaked up every word Coach Greg Patton shared.

Special thanks to John and Sonnet Hullinger for arranging our encounter with perhaps the most accomplished motivational and inspirational coach in tennis today!

I posted just a few of Coach Patton's Bio accomplishments below:

GREG PATTON
Bio USA National Tennis Coach

Certifications
* USTA High Performance Certification
* USPTA Professional 1
* Professional Tennis Registry Professional (PTR)
* USA National Tennis Coach (USTA High Performance Tennis)
* Coached Boy’s 14’s National Team to World Championships in Prostejvo, Czech Republic
(first time that USA has won this international team event) August, 2002
* Boise State Men’s Tennis Coach 1993-1998 (record 135-48)
* Led Boise State to top 20 National Rankings during these six years and as high as #2 in Division I
* Won Big Sky and Big West conference Titles (5 out of 6 seasons)
* Named Conference Coach of the Year 1993-1997 (5 Conference Coach of the Year Awards)
* UC Irvine Men’s Tennis Coach 1980-1992 (record 288-150)
Led UC Irvine to top 20 National Ranking in 10 out of 13 Seasons and as high #2 in Division I
Won Big West Conference Title 9 out of 13 Seasons
Named Big West Conference Coach of the Year - 1981, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1988 (Five Awards)
* Overall Collegiate Coaching Record (1977-1998) 486-241
Including UC Santa Barbara (1977-1978) and Cal State Bakersfield (1979)
* World Team Tennis Coach (1990-1993 > Newport Beach Dukes), (1994-1997 > Idaho Sneakers)
Reached Championships of World Team Tennis in Three Seasons.
* USA Pan American Coach in 1991 (Games held in Havana, Cuba)
USA won 3 gold medals and one silver out of four events played.
* USA Junior National Coach 1984-1987 (Junior Davis Cup) Players included Pete Sampras,
Jim Courier, Michael Chang, Malavai Washington, Patrick McEnroe, Luke Jensen)
* Awards
* NCAA National Coach of the Year 1997 (Boise State University)
* NCAA National Coach of the Year 1987 (UC Irvine)
* (Only Coach in NCAA to win the Division I National Collegiate Coach
of the Year Honor at two different Universities)
* UC Irvine Athletic Hall of Fame (Inducted in February, 2000)
* Boise State University Hall of Fame (Inducted in November, 2001)
* National USTA/NCAA Community Award (1997)
* World Team Tennis Coach of the Year - 1993 (Newport Beach) 1995 (Idaho)

Tennis Club Schedule And Phone Numbers

Hey everybody thanks for showing up and doing the tennis club with us! This is gonna be the best club out there! Here is a couple of phone numbers of people who are in the club....Rustin Porter 801-995-2043, Jake Taylor 801-491-3151, Calder 801-489-3818, Braden 801-491-0611, Michael W. 801-794-2816, Cameron S. 801-921-0846,
Tyson G. 801-717-7430, Hunter Hullinger 801-471-7438, Nathan A. 801-471-8897,
Brett Buhler 801-851-0534, Martin Totland 801-850-5522. So here is what is going to happen for our schedule and what not. Everyweek we'll play on mon. wed. and fri. at the indoor courts at six am. And then if we can get into the weight room tues. and thurs. we will. There should always be someone at the courts on mon. wed. and fri. so come out on those days and lets have some fun playing tennis! if you have any questions or comments call or text me at 801-228-7053 The name is jake Guymon haha

Upcoming Tourney Available to all Participants

My hat is off to the fourteen athletes who came and worked out this morning!

Just a reminder to you as you continue to participate in the MMHS TENNIS CLUB that your co-athlete and President, Jake Guyman, is running this fun! All who want to participate can and attendance is not mandatory in order to play on the MMHS TENNIS TEAM in the Spring.

VISIT USTA.COM

The next USTA Tourney is the Liberty Park Junior Fall Championships Sept 12-19th.

The deadline for entry is Wednesday the 2nd. This is one of two remaining tournaments this year with a challenger bracket. Blaine Blonquist will be going and says he will most likely win! His father, Steve Blonquist,is the CONTACT POINT for more information. Steve will also for sure be going to St. George for the Duel in the Desert the following week on the 24th.

Remember that deadline for BYU Open is midnight tonight! Deadline for the Duel in the Desert in St. George, is Sept 14th.

IN ORDER TO PLAY you must join the USTA if you have not already. Anyone who has housing in St. George let Steve know email address: steve@smartlaw.com

Remember that these tourneys are optional and on your own dollar and own responsibility. They are not sponsored by MMHS, MMHS Tennis Team, or Nebo School District in any way.

Letter from Coach Brad Pearce (BYU TENNIS)

Dear Coach,

I wanted to let you know that entries close tomorrow for the Utah Fall Tennis Classic at BYU.

http://tennislink.usta.com/Tournaments/TournamentHome/Tournament.aspx?T=77814

I will accept late entries for collegiate players, provided they have a current USTA # and pay in cash prior to their first match.

Please contact me or my assistant if you are coming with your team and would like to pay in-person prior to their first match.

Please contact me on my cell: 801 362-3108, or my assistant, Zack Warren, (415) 328-7964, if you will not meet the deadline, and players on your team are planning on playing.

Since this is a USTA sanctioned tournament, players without current USTA #’s will not be able to play. The last day that entries will be accepted for collegiate players is Tuesday, September 8th at Noon.

All others must meet the deadline on the website, which is tomorrow, Tuesday, the 1st of September, before midnight.

Coach Pearce


Brad Pearce
Head Men's Tennis Coach, BYU
Member of USTA Nominating Committee
Member of USTA Collegiate Varsity Comittee

206 Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, Utah 84604
Office: (801) 422-4675
Fax: (801) 422-0699

"Tennis Players in the Weight Room?"

"Tennis Players in the Weight Room?" Wondered the wrestling coach...

That may seem strange, but not for champion tennis players like ours! Awesome participation happened with fourteen of our best athletes diligently conditioning throughout this past week as we planned for USTA Tournament Schedules and organized the first ever Maple Mountain Men's Tennis Club.

Next week excitement for our MMHS Tennis Club is footwork conditioning at MMHS Wt room M,T,TH,Fr (4 days) 6:30 - 7:15 AM. You are welcome to come participate any or all days.

On this page, please subscribe to the blog to ensure you are emailed all announcements for both the Club and the Team and Camps.

Also please take a look at the "Volunteer Staff" article for parents below in this blog and determine which position you would like to fill--"No parent left behind"...thanks

Best wishes
Coach Whiting
801-623-1300
"All things are possible"

New MMHS Men's Tennis Club President--Jake Guyman

I am pleased to announce MMHS First Ever and newly appointed MMHS Men's Tennis Club President. Jake Guyman has willing accepted the multitude of responsibilites as shown below and I am certain he would love to hear from you on where you can and will volunteer to help!

Email Jake at tryppnnitro@live.com

As President of the Men's Tennis Club I see that your responsibilities might include:

1) Ensure all who want to play tennis this year 9th - 12th grades are invited and feel welcome to join and participate between now and 1 March (Season start)

2) Establish rules of personal integrity (maybe Sat morning we could watch "Forever Strong" in the Team room or at my house)

3) Organize a committee that can: Plan and execute a monthly Tennis Night with professional motivational speaker, (I have several folks we can invite--even possibly Jim Fannin who has coached the top 10 players in the world!) Larry Hall (BYU's former coach--Dave Boyack's friend) etc.

4) Ensure everyone has schedule of USTA tournaments and is aware of all tournament opportunities.

5) Take initiative to ensure that the Tennis Club is the most efficient and fun organization at MMHS!

Whew! Do you think Jake still wants to do it? I have informed Jake that he can pick and choose from the above and delegate any or all tasks to a VP or Committee chair person; by vote or appointment.

The reason I invited Jake to take this on is not only because he is a Senior who will be outstanding on the team this year, but also and most importantly because the boys and I all respect him. Jake Guyman is an outstanding natural leader--he proved that through the MMHS Summer Tennis Camps. He will take this Club to great heights and tons of fun!

Thank you, Jake, for accepting this responsibility,

Please email Jake right away on how you would like to join in and help (both parents and players and spectators welcome!)

With sincere appreciation,
Coach Whiting

MMHS boys winners at FIESTA DAYS tourney!

Super Congratulations to MMHS Boys Performance at the Spanish Fork Fiesta Days tournament! (please email me updates on those of you I have left out for lack of result information)

Andrew Blonquist (Finalist or Winner of Boys 14 Singles)

Ryan Porter and Ryan Gale Boys 15 Doubles Champions

Rustin Porter Boys 16 Singles Champion

Rustin Porter and Blaine Blonquist Boys 16 Doubles Finalists

Chris Wiscombe Boys 16 Finalist

Chris Wiscombe and his cousin Boys 16 Doubles Champions

Hunter Hullinger Boys 16 Consolation Champion

Hunter Hullinger Men's Consolation Doubles Finalist or Winner with his father John Hullinger.

MMHS Camp Coach Nelson Whiting Mens Open Champion

If you were there watching these matches you would have been amazed at the competition and the incredible focus of these outstanding athletes!
SUPER CONGRATULATIONS!

AND ESPECIAL THANKS TO TOURNAMENT DIRECTORS SCOTT DUNN AND BLAKE JOHNSON for all of their hard work in organizing and running the tournament!

MMHS TENNIS COURT RULES

1. Courts may be reserved for MMHS Golden Eagles Tennis teams and programs.
2. No street shoes are allowed on courts. Only tennis shoes may be worn.
3. 1 hour time limit for singles; 1 1/2 hour limit for doubles when someone is awaiting a court.
4. All tennis court rules, regulations and courtesies shall be observed.
5. Tennis courts are to be used for tennis only. No bicycles, skates, skateboards, in-line skates, hockey or other activities permitted.
6. No pets are allowed on courts.
7. No private instructions and classes allowed without written permission from MMHS Administration.
8. Sitting, pushing or pulling on tennis nets is prohibited.
9. Climbing on, hitting or kicking balls into, or running into fences is prohibited.
10. Have fun and enjoy the sport of a lifetime!

JULY LADDER RESULTS

After the first day of Ladders the results were as follows:
1. EJ
2. Hunter
3. Lewis
4. Mckell
5. Kade
6. Kelli

How do I put this upcoming BATTISTONE BATTLEZONE TENNIS MATCH into perspective?

Twenty years ago I directed activities for a tennis club. We thought it a great idea to hold an exhibition match in the Sacramento California King Dome. We selected two of the World’s best: Ivan Lendl and John McEnroe. Our one day cost for the match; McEnroe $75,000 and Lendl $50,000. I kid you not the cost twenty years ago back in the day when minimum wage was $3.25 an hour our club paid out $125,000 to two players for an exhibition tennis match that the public could pay $40 a ticket to watch from the nose bleed section!

Brian and Dann Battistone are two of the best players in the World who have won multiple money tournaments. In an effort to promote and build our new Maple Mountain High School Tennis Team and our tennis community these ATP Tennis Professionals are volunteering to play this match for FREE. They are even paying their own way to fly out here between tournament play!

WE hope to see you there with all of your friends to sign up for MMHS Tennis Camp #3. After the match a Press Conference will be held and photo signing and autographs will be made available to all Camp Student’s past, present and future this summer. Feel free to bring your rackets, hats, balls or any item you want signed!
See you tomorrow—rain or shine—we will move into the basketball gym if it rains!
Coach Paul Whiting

3RD ANNUAL BATTISTONE BATTLEZONE 2009

Saturday: Professional Tennis Free Exhibition for Camp players, friends, and family!


3RD ANNUAL BATTISTONE BATTLEZONE 2009
This Saturday 27 June 10 AM MMHS Tennis Courts!


TOP RANKED BATTISTONE BROTHERS (AS HIGH AS 130 ATP IN THE WORLD THIS YEAR)

DOUBLES CHAMPIONS BRIAN BATTISTONE AND DANN BATTISTONE will be dueling at MMHS 10 AM this Saturday 27 June 2009!

This is the end of Camp #2 party and registration for Camp 3. We hope to see everyone there for the most fun tennis event ever!
Watch a 2 handled racket at its best! Witness the only volleyball jump serve on the Professional Tennis Tour!

Feel free to bring friends and family!
Please be in your seats no later than 9:45 AM...Match begins promptly at 10 AM

Players enrolled in Camp will be able to meet the Pro's and attend the 1/2 hour autograph signing and video interview immediately following the match!

SEE YOU THERE!


COACH PAUL WHITING
801-623-1300

PS: Remember that when you bring 3 friends
to sign up for camp then you play 1 camp for free!

Unbelievable 160 of you joined in on our end of camp BBQ Party...even with the rain!

The rain was pouring down early in the day Thursday when MMHS Athletic Director, David Boyack, asked me if we were still going to try to pull off having the party. I said "Sure we are", but I didn't think over 50 of you would still come. Wow! Did I ever underestimate your commitment!

I could not believe the support on such a rainy day! One Hundred and Sixty of you came to join in! (That is the kind of turn-out we hope to have at our upcoming School Matches--Girls in the fall, and Boys in the Spring)

Jared Hair and Calder Groberg even got the courts squeegeed off so we could play the ABC league later in the evening—now that is dedication to tennis!

Thank you all so much for coming.

An especial thanks to our awesome custodian Monte for helping us set up and take down without even being asked.

Please also remember to thank Coach Laura Decker for picking up and planning all of the food! (and my dear wife Sherri for hustling back for more burgers and dogs when we ran out!) Thanks Art Porter and Coach Steve Blonquist for cooking!

Thanks to Cameron Rose for taking registration for the upcoming Maple Mountain Open tournament.

Thanks to all for making our first ever Maple Mountain Tennis Camp so fun and successful!

Coach Nelson Whiting and I are super excited to see all of you back out on the courts this Monday June 15th for the next MMHS Tennis Camp!

Please email us any suggestions, comments or questions: GoldenEaglesTennis@gmail.com


Your friend,
Coach Whiting

Registration Camp BBQ Tomorrow (Thurs 11 June)

Registration Camp BBQ--BRING 3 FRIENDS SO YOU CAN PLAY FOR FREE IN THE CAMPS

TOMORROW 5-7 PM Come enjoy BBQ Party--no cost!

INVITED: All players and family and friends who are in camp and those who want to sign up for June 15th two week camp please come and enjoy!

Remember that for each student you refer to sign up reduces your camp fee accordingly: 3 student referrals allow you to play free for the following camp!

For those of you who make the tennis team this coming year, you will also be given a $ credit per referral toward the 2010 MMHS Professional Tournament Tour--either US OPEN or INDIAN WELLS. (The camps raise money to pay for the travel)

Time: Thursday 11 June 2009
Place: MMHS Tennis Courts (with new windscreens!)

HAPPY TENNIS--Coach Whiting

Welcome to Golden Eagles Tennis

Welcome to the newest High School Tennis Team and the most exhilarating sport on the planet!

We are in for some serious fun this coming Spring and Summer as we prepare for Boys and Girls Tennis 2009-2010. And I kid you not when I say serious fun! Serious because MMHS Tennis is all about becoming the best that is in us. Fun because that naturally follows our pursuit of excellence.

My smart and sometimes smartalecky nephew, Andrew Whiting, pointed out that we currently are undefeated...and I must add that we will continue to be undefeated through 2009! And who knows maybe even 2010?

So I'll quit yacking here and throw out some ideas to see who wants to make MMHS Tennis the best in the Region, State and maybe even in the Nation...and if not the best then how about the most fun? We have 6 brand new post tension concrete tennis courts with a perfect latex surface. Our athletic director also promises to obtain windscreens along with a Lobster ball machine and several other court niceties that rival the best of any High School in the Nation.

Keep in mind that we will also obtain court time throughout the winter at the Spanish Fork Indoor tennis courts which is the most convenient and accommodating facility in the United States of America, and I am not exaggerating! Where else can you find a less expensive place to play indoor tennis all year round--anytime of the day or night on an excellent court surface--and with no light fees!

Any athlete, student, parent, brother, or sister, who would like to be a part of making the very first Maple Mountain High School Boys Tennis Team a success email me with your suggestions and your willingness to "serve"--pun intended!

We are looking for volunteers skilled in promotion, photography, newspaper reporting, tournament directing, video taping, transportation, poster publication, tournament scheduling--and someone who has traveled to the US OPEN at Flushing Meadows New York who can help us set a goal and figure out how to get our first MMHS team there to watch the big time players in person September 2010!

Stay posted for our open court time, clinics, and tournaments this Summer! Best wishes to you in your tennis quest!

Sincerely, your new coach who might even be as excited about the Tennis Team as you are!
Paul Whiting 801-623-1300. Email me your suggestions, advice, and willingness to serve at GoldenEaglesTennis@gmail.com

MMHS Tennis Staff

Volunteer now to be on first-ever MMHS Tennis Staff!

Our first step toward becoming the best team in the Nation is organizing our first-ever tennis staff!

Here are some staff positions that I propose. Feel free to email me other positions you might feel needful.

Staff Director to oversee Staff programs and organization

Videographer for Dartfish Tennis Analysis

Computer Analyst for Dartfish Video

Statistician for individual player analysis and development.

Scheduler for tournaments, schedule matches for players, organize US Open/Indian Wells trip

Tennis Ladder Director Blog update for team members to post match scores

Activities Chairman organize pep talks from Tennis Professionals like Dann Battistone, Jim Osborne, Larry Hall, etc. Team night/party night organizer

Promotion for flyers, posters, newsletters at Elementary schools, newspaper, radio, TV news

Sponsorship Babolat/Nike/USTA/Dominos (free pizza at every home match/open house)
Newspaper

Summer Camp Director for promotion, registration

Winter Tennis Director for off season play and preparation. BYU tennis match outings.

Our boys and girls deserve the very best from each of us!

Coach Whiting
GoldenEaglesTennis@gmail.com

SUMMER TENNIS CAMPS

MAPLE MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL
SUMMER TENNIS CAMPS

Each camp will promote fundamental tennis technique, etiquette, conditioning skills, and match strategy.

Each session runs two weeks Mon--Thurs for 45 minute trainings.

June 1st-11th, 15th-25th, 29th-July 9th,

July 13th-23rd, July 27th- Aug 6th,

Aug 10th-20th

Morning
-Lady’s class @ 7:00 a.m.

-Ages 4-10 @ 8:30 a.m.

-Ages 10-14 @ 9:15 a.m.

Afternoon

-High school beginners/intermediate (boys and girls) 2:30 p.m.
-High school advanced (boys and girls) 3:15 p.m.
-High School Ladder (competition) 4:30 p.m.
Ladder runs Tues/Thurs June 2-19 OR July 7-23

Evening
3X3 ABC Men's and Ladies' Tournament League- June league 3 weeks.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30 PM
6 teams of 3 A, B and C levels.
2 hrs/night, 2 days a week.
June 2nd- 19th, July 7-23

$85 Camp Fee per student
$85 League Fee per player

Pre-registration email GoldenEaglesTennis@gmail.com

Registration 18 May 2009 4:30--8:30 PM Open House at the new MMHS Tennis Courts