January 27, 2012
In spite of the cold snowy week that preceded the Washington State Doubles, we still had 87 players who managed to shake off the snow and make it into downtown Seattle to show us what they could do. And show us they did! Saturday from about 1 to 4pm matches were backed up 30-45 minutes as division quarter final after division quarter final went to a tie-breaker game, and match after match came back with just a few points separating the winners from the losers in each match. Apparently dealing …
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In spite of the cold snowy week that preceded the Washington State Doubles, we still had 87 players who managed to shake off the snow and make it into downtown Seattle to show us what they could do. And show us they did! Saturday from about 1 to 4pm matches were backed up 30-45 minutes as division quarter final after division quarter final went to a tie-breaker game, and match after match came back with just a few points separating the winners from the losers in each match. Apparently dealing …
Long time racquetball player and tournament guru Greg Boland is back! Greg will be hosting and one day junior shootout at Harbor Square Athletic Club in Edmonds. This is a great venue and Greg is always a great host. There will be divisions for boys and girls from beginner to advanced players, with a pizza party to follow the competition. Attached is the Entry Form or contact Greg Boland at greg@harborsquare.com.
Saturday, January 28 at Lacey LA Fitness. Limited to 35 Participants!! ALL proceeds from this event will be donated to the “Baby Jorja Heart Fund.”
We are reaching out to the racquetball community, plus friends and family members near and afar, to help raise money to cover some of the medical expenses for Chris and Brittnee Denham, who are part of the “racquetball family” at Lacey LA Fitness. Press here to read more about their need. Press here for the Entry …
Standing Room Only: Seattle Pro/Am Plays to Packed House
Seattle’s historical-landmark designated Washington Athletic Club (WAC) set the stage for the last Tier 1 Pro Stop before the IRT’s holiday break. “Seattle’s always fun,” said Richelle Kulju who participated in the event. “It has such a great energy because the WAC’s in the heart of downtown. Players love to come to stay, play, and shop.”
“The urban setting is one of the unique aspects of the event,” explained Co-Tournament Director and Hall of Fame coach, Fran Davis. “Seattle is such a young, …
