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2015 FALL CALCUTTA “Swingin’ thru the Decades”

By Saturday morning, you could feel the tension and anxiety from the players, with the realization that the first place team would win over $8000 in the prize pool. it was nerve-racking to say the least, but exciting. Overall, we saw nothing but good sportsmanship and a great, festive environ-ment. Thank you to the captains, to all the players and staff and a big shout out to Jenna Taylor and Laurie moroch who won Captain of the Calcutta. heather, Tourna-ment Events manager, said, “i love Calcutta, and i can’t wait for the next one in the fall! and, would you please leave your balls on the court.” :)

Congratulations to TEam 50’ s in the rED attire, who won our 2015 Swingin’ Through the Decades Calcutta, april 18-19th! They beat out 2nd place TEam fuTurES by a very narrow margin of 2 total games in the finals! we give commedations to TEam fuTurES (Blue) for the finalist honor, and to TEam 60’s (Orange) who took 3rd place, overall. it was an exciting Calcutta, which began with the Bidding party on Tuesday, april 14th. Tim white mCed the raucous event and $15,000 was bid on the 8 teams in compe-tition. There was even a team that went for $3600, bid up by fred wilgram. Shouts, yells and high-fives were the theme of the night, and a good time was definitely had by all.

TEam 50’s CELEBraTE ViCTOrY

TEam fuTurES wiTh ThE fiNaLiST hONOrS

april 18-19

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CONTaCT upCOmiNG EVENTS

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Saturday & Sunday: May 2-3Doubles ChampionshipTuesday, May 5: 5pmCinco de mayo BuffetFriday, May 8th: 6pmpro Exhibition featuring Scott Davis, rick Leach, Jeff Tarango and Tim pawsatSunday, May 10: 11/1pmmother’s Day BrunchWednesday, May 13: 5pmNew-member SocialSaturday, May 23adoption Guild Kick-off partyMay 23-25, May 30-31adoption Guild Charity TournamentSaturday and Sunday: June 6-7member-Guest TournamentSunday, June 14thJamboree Cup (NBTC vs. palisades)Saturday, June 20thwood racquet Tournament(Change partner event, with a VASSS format of handi-capping each player. Sign up with heathernbtc@gmail.com.Sunday GRAND PRIX SPRING LEAGUE finals: Sunday, may 17. Sunday GRAND PRIX SUMMER LEAGUE 6/14, 6/21, 7/3, 7/12, 7/19, 8/2, 8/9, 8/23, 8/30, 9/20, 10/4, 10/11, 11/8 & 11/15.Sign up with Eddie

WEBSITE: www.nbtctennis.comDIRECTORY: www.nbtctennis.com/directoryLADDER: www.nbtctennis.com/ladderFACEBOOK: /newportbeachtennisclub

Ross TownsendDirector of Tennis

Steve JoyceDirector of Events

NBTC Online

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NBTC ADVISORY BOARD

Carrie Perkins Manager of Court Desk

& Front Desk

Harry HallDirector of Food

and Beverage

Craig JohnsonDirector of Junior

Tennis Department

Adam HooverAssistant General

Manager

Zoltan BiroFacilities Manager

Heather NalleTennis Events

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NBTC TENNIS PROFESSIONALS

CLuB NEwS

Craig Johnson Bob Litrich Rick Leach

Cari Garfield JM Chamakoon Scott Davis

INTERNET UPGRADEThe NBTC has invested in a new Fiber Optic Internet Line, scheduled to be ready on May 19th. Now you can enjoy faster FREE internet here at the club!

To schedule a lesson or participate in a clinic, see the back of the newsletter for contact info

Could we be any more busy? On the maintenance front, we have begun our official SpriNG CLEaNiNG, but this year it seems to be on steroids! Our first major project was a big one, as we patched and re-surfaced court 15. The infrastructure had been compromised and it was a big job, but our crack maintenance department (no pun attended) did a fantastic job breathing new life into the court. along

the same fronts, we are in the midst of resurfacing courts 1-4, with completion being around may 20th. and, don’t forget about the net posts, which are also getting a fresh coat of “hunter green”, as are all the railings on court 1. it’s going to look unbelievable once it’s done.

You may notice we updated our hallway with new photos of the staff pros and we re-painted most of the dining room, bar, gym, and card room. additional small changes are coming for the interior of the club, so stay tuned! The Spring Cleaning has even extended out to the outdoor areas, where we are painting the pool bar, planning to repaint the pool deck in mid may and planting water conscious plants in prepara-tion for the summer months ahead. i would be amiss if i didn’t acknowledge the tireless efforts of heather Nalle and Steve Joyce in running the fall Calcutta to great success. it was one of the most organized and fuN Cal-cutta’s in recent memories. its not easy running a tournament and bidding party of 160 players with big money on the line. Congratulations to the winning teams and thank you once again to the captains for their efforts. also, great job to Jenna Taylor and Laurie moroch who won Captain of the Calcutta honors. remember, that 10 percent of the money for the event, or $1500 will be donated to the Ocean institute, to help save our oceans. as for may’s calendar of events, we have our Doubles Cham-pionships on may 2-3, (with prime-Time finals the following week), then the pro-Exo on friday, may 8th with rickie and Scotty, mother’s Day Brunch on the 10th, Grand prix League finals on the 17th, then capped off by the largest Charity tennis event in So-Cal: The adoption Guild Tennis Classic, 23-25, 30-31. it’s going to be a blast! we’d like to announce that in the works is a New member-Existing member mixer, on either friday or Saturday night. This mixer will put existing members together with new members. we’re still working out the details, but stay tuned to your e-mail. also, starting this month on wednesday, may 13th at 5pm is our New-member So-cial. all new members will get an email invite to join us for some free wine, light hors d’oeuvre and a chance to meet board members, staff and other members. This will be a great opportunity for new mem-bers to get acquanted with the club and hopefully make some friends in the process. On the employee front, please do welcome Carrie perkins as she has taken over the court desk and front desk management functions. we are thrilled to have her and is already making a positive impact to service. Lastly, happy trails to ross. we’ll miss you mate!

Carrie Perkins has been named Manager of the Court Directors and Front Desk Department. From Carrie, “i’m absolutely thrilled to be here... i started playing tennis as an adult in 2007 and i totally fell in love with the sport. Being able to

combine my 15 year management/receptionist professional experience and my favorite hobby all in one place is fantastic. i’ve met so many members already and i can’t wait to meet even more. See you on the courts!

FROM ThE ASSISTANT GM

Jenna Taylor & Laurie moroch

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Director of Junior TennisCraig Johnson

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Co-Director of Junior TennisJohn Michael Chamakoon

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For all the latest news, visit Facebook.com/NewportBeachTennisClub Check us out online: www.gripnripjuniortennis.com

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NBTC hOSTS USTA JR. NOvICE TOURNAMENT

Over 75 juniors took to the courts at NBTC to compete in the OCCTa Junior Novice Tournament held Sunday, april 26th. fifteen students from the ripper Tournament Training academy participated and everyone of them battled to the end in this round robin format. “it was awesome to see some of our own students compete in what was for many their first try at competition”, said tournament director John-michael Chamakoon. “Every one one of them handled themselves with class and gave their maximum effort”. Congratulations to rTTa students Lauren avenatti (G12’s winner), Talia Baia (G12’s finalist), Scott Thompson (B12’s finalist), Jagger Leach (B10’s winner), and Jonathon amor (B10’s finalist) for their impressive performances!

SwING N’ SPLASh SUMMER CAMP UPDATEwe are happy to report that Swing & Splash summer registrations are blowing up! we are six weeks out and already the first week of camp, June 15-18, is wait list only! NBTC members interested in enrolling their children for this week should please contact our office at (949) 644-0050 Ext 210. “we anticipate the first few weeks of both the Swing & Splash camp and the ripper Tournament Training academy to fill, so don’t delay.

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CaLCuTTa BiDDiNG parTY CaLCuTTa wEEKEND

You are cordially invited to attend ourNEW MEMBER SOCIALwednesday may, 13th (5-6:30)

all new members are encouraged to come out and enjoy some wine and light appetizers while meeting the owners, staff, advisory board members and other NBTC regulars.

New NBTC members will be receiving a formal invite through email.

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aDVErTiSErSCLuB NEwSLaDiES LEaGuE rEpOrT

CONGraTuLaTiONS

may brings lots of excit-ing statistics to report on for our Ladies

Leagues. first off, let me pay tribute to the D2 pacific Sun team on their move up to the D1 division for next season. a special thanks goes to Leigh Carman for her excellent leadership as Captain. Our D2 team had several ladies leading the way with high winning percent-ages. Jessica huang and Kim Keirstead both finished with

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percent win record for the C2 team. The Senior teams faced tough competition this year and these ladies deserve well earned recognition as well. Our Clubs win leaders from the Senior 1 division were Linda huber, Kandi ar-nold, Teresa Johnston and Di-ana Knickerbocker. The Senior 2 leaders were michelle mola, Laurie moroch, Kim Yourman and Jayne fynn. finally, the Senior 3 top ladies include Luane Theslof, Kim mishow, anne Satterfield, allison moo-

an 87 percent win ratio, while imogen miramadi and Leigh Carman both won 83 percent of their matches. Some other no-table win records were also achieved in other divisions. from our D3 team, Diana Blatz and Lynn mainiero earned a 76 percent win re-cord, while michelle Duarte finished at an impressive 70 percent token. mary King and Jennifer watkins, from the B3(2) team, each fin-ished at 74 percent. Debbie Neighbors captured a 72

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heather Nalle

Tennis Events &membership

heather’s incredible display of passion and leadership through this last Calcutta wasa sight to behold. She is the epitome of a team player, always positive, a hard worker, and super motivated to make each members expeirence a memorable one. Thank you to heather for all the hard work behind the scenes, and for all the lives you touch through the process.

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FRANKLAFERLA

NBTC member frank m. Laferla is the Dean of the uC irvine School of Biological Sciences. professor Laferla is a Chancellor’s professor and former chair of the Department of Neurobi-ology and Behavior since 2011, and joined uC irvine in 1995 as an assis-tant professor. Since that time he has served in numerous leadership roles, including as associate director and now director of uCi miND (institute for memory impairments and Neuro-logical Disorders), a research center internationally acclaimed for its work on disorders of the brain, particularly those that are age-related.

professor Laferla was also founding director of the Neuroscience pro-gram, which united several neuro-science-related departments and faculty under one major initiative and has since facilitated the recruitment to uC irvine of numerous outstand-ing graduate students.

professor Laferla received his ph.D. from the university of minnesota

and his B.a. from St. Joseph’s univer-sity in philadelphia, and has research interests in the molecular biology of alzheimer’s disease and neurode-generative disorders, transgenic and genetically-modified animal models, presenilins and calcium signaling, and learning and memory.

he has received several honors for his research accomplishments, in-cluding the promising work award from the metropolitan Life founda-tion for medical research, the ruth Salta investigator achievement award from the american health assistance foundation, the Zenith fellows award from the alzheimer association, the uCi innovators award, and the Sen-ate Distinguished mid-career faculty research award.

professor Laferla is a fellow of the american association for the advance-ment of Science and an elected mem-ber of the american Neurological as-sociation, the american Society for Cell Biology, the international Society for Stem Cell research, and the Society for Neuroscience. he is a frequent guest speaker at local, national, and interna-tional venues, and is a current member of the board of directors of the Orange County alzheimer’s association and a member of the club since 2011.

SiNGLES LaDDEr mEmBEr SpOTLiGhT

The month of april showcased 48 singles matches in total - 24 singles matches from the “a” Di-vision, 17 matches from the “B” Division and 7 matches from the “C” division……(C’mon “C” Divi-sion. The “a” division “iron man” award goes to rob prendergast, as he rallied to a 2-1 mark for the month, outlasting anyone who dared to stay back on the baseline with him. (hint: DON’T) Division “B” april “ironman”, mike palitz also posted a solid 2-1 record for the month (going deep into tiebreak-ers for each win!). in Division “C” ironman Lee Triebwasser took on all comers, playing 3 matches, including matches in our B and C divisions. Great job iron-men!

Just a reminder that last month we moved non-active ladder play-ers down to the bottom of their respective divisions, so there re-ally is no excuse not to claim your appropriate place on the club lad-der. make a call, email and chal-lenge a fellow member TODaY!

The month of may officially kicks off the “prime time” tennis sea-son, and days are getting lon-ger, thus, our 7pm monday Night Singles is mostly played during daylight hours, so if you have trouble with the lights – bring your sunglasses and come on out!

May Singles Strategy: One of the questions that comes up fre-quently in singles play is “how do i beat someone from the baseline if they are better at rallying than i am?” Or, a fairly regular com-ment i hear is, “i don’t like com-ing to the net, so i am just going to stay back” here are a few sug-gestions: 1) if you are playing a baseline player who rallies better than you , don’t try and rally all day with them. hit the ball short and maKE them come to the net! There is a very good chance that if someone is a good baseline player, he/she may probably be uncomfortable at the net, so take them OuT of their comfort zone. start taking more chances, take the fight to your oppo-nent (even if it is a bit uncom-fortable) and do NOT let them hang out in their comfort zone!

The month of may has some great events – Club Doubles and the adoption Guild are two ex-amples, and June offers event more, so try to participate in as many of these events as possible and tune up that singles game for the long, hot Summer ahead!

most importantly, keep it in play!

Email me: pkincaid@usbev.us

Singles Ladder Heats up in April! by Paul Kincaid (Ladder Chair)

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TENNiS TipThE EFFECTIvENESS OF ThE ChIP RETURN

whether playing singles or doubles, the chip return of serve can be the most effective. Chipping a return of serve often is the easier way to get the point started especially against a serve that comes at you with pace. The chip return, otherwise known as a ‘block” or “slice” is a shorter stroke which means less can go wrong. The key to hitting an effective chip is to avoid taking too big of a backswing and to make sure that your weight is moving forward into the shot. an effective chip return is also one that stays low making it tough for the serve and volleyer to dig out low volleys or for the server who stays back to move up to a short low ball. To keep the ball low on a chip return make sure the racquet face isn’t too open. This will cause the ball to float thus eliminating its effectiveness. also, the chip return can be used as a lob over opposing net player. This strategic tactic keeps the opposing net player honest. They cannot freely close the net every time they see the player chipping their return of serve. a chip is very deceptive because it is difficult to determine whether or not it’s hit low or high. To execute the chip lob simply use a higher and longer follow through. The deception comes from keeping the take back the same.

wiNE TaSTiNGapril 28th wine-Tasting at NBTC

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DriLL CLiNiCS Updated 5-1-2015

NBTC SOCiaL upCOmiNG EVENTS aND prOmOTiONS

MARGARITA ChALLENGE Every Friday @ 5:30

Day Time Level Instructormonday 9:00-10:30 3.5/4.0 Cari Garfield

monday 8:30-9:30 4.0+ Bob Litrich

monday 10:30-11:30 3.5 Cari Garfield

monday 5:30-6:30 3.5/4.0 Bob Litrich

monday 7:00-8:00 Beginner George Tate

wednesday 5:30-6:30 4.0/4.5 Bob Litrich

wednesday 9:00-10:30 4.0/4.5 Cari Garfield

friday 9:00-10:00 Beginners Cari Garfield

friday 3:30-4:30 3.5/4.0 Bob Litrich

friday 4:30-5:30 4.0+ Bob Litrich

Saturday 9:00-10:30 4.0 Cari Garfield George Tate georgetate4tennis@gmail.com

wEEKEND ChALLENGE Saturday and Sundays @ 8:30

for all other inquiries, email tennis@nbtctennis.com

Margarita Challenge: Every friday Night Challenge Court: Saturday and Sunday

Play starts at 8:30am. Must be present to sign upmonday Night Singles Challenge: 7pm

Every Tuesday is Taco Tuesdayfriday, may 15th: prime rib Nightwednesday, may 20th: pasta Bar

Thursday, may 28th: Chinese Buffet

REVOLVING RESTAURANT/SOCIAL EVENTS

Newport Beach Tennis Club Presents “Stop Hunger in Orange County” Pro-Am

Benefiting Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County !

Kick-off party ~ Friday July 10 at 7:00pm !

Pro-Am Tournament ~ Saturday July 11 at 11:00am !!The “Beach Boys” themed kick-off party Friday night includes dinner, music, a silent auction and lively bidding where guests are encouraged to place bets on

their favorite teams playing in the Pro-Am tennis tournament. !Pros participating in the fundraiser include:

To purchase tickets visit www.nbtctennis.com or call 949-644-0050 Tickets are $52 in advance and $75 at the door

!A percentage of ticket sales and all silent auction proceeds benefit

Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County !

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Palisades Tennis Club / The Tennis Club / Mesa Verde Country Club

ENTRIES CLOSE SUNDAY, MAY 10, 11:59 PM  

To purchase tickets, visit: www.nbtctennis.com/secondharvest

Newport Beach Tennis Club Presents “Stop Hunger in Orange County” Pro-Am

Benefiting Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County !

Kick-off party ~ Friday July 10 at 7:00pm !

Pro-Am Tournament ~ Saturday July 11 at 11:00am !!The “Beach Boys” themed kick-off party Friday night includes dinner, music, a silent auction and lively bidding where guests are encouraged to place bets on

their favorite teams playing in the Pro-Am tennis tournament. !Pros participating in the fundraiser include:

To purchase tickets visit www.nbtctennis.com or call 949-644-0050 Tickets are $52 in advance and $75 at the door

!A percentage of ticket sales and all silent auction proceeds benefit

Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County !

Newport Beach Tennis Club 2601 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beach, CA 92660 ¥

949-644-0050 www.nbtctennis.com

Cecil Mamitt Scott DavisDevin Bowen Taylor DentJeff Tarango Vince Spadea

*Participants subject to change