Thomas E. Carroll, President J. Francis Cannon, Vice President
Elizabeth R. Sieck, Secretary
Christopher W. Oven, Treasurer
Jonathan H. Beard
Mason M. Champion
Stasia Collins
Ashley D. Giese
Charles J. (C.J.) Ilardo
Paul D. McKinnell
Lindsay A. Redfield
Jennifer B. Speargas
ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE
The Admissions Committee welcomes comments from the BCC membership regarding any of the foregoing candidates. All communication with the Admissions Committee is held in strict confidence. The current members of the Admissions Committee and their contact information are as follows:
GREAT PEOPLE MAKE FAVORITE PLACES
BCC has created an actionable statement that helps define our philosophy known as The Simple Truth: Great People Make Favorite Places. Below is a small sample of staff members who are helping to make BCC your favorite place.
Staff Member of the Month
NOVEMBER 2024
Mike Horn, Personal Coach
Over the past three years, Mike has become an incredible trainer, teammate, and vital part of our team. Mike’s commitment to his work and dedication to growth have made him a standout member of our staff. Recently, Mike stepped up to help facilitate training for Jenna’s clients while she was on maternity leave, balancing his full schedule and studies. His dedication has earned him glowing feedback from members of all ages. Mike also demonstrates strong leadership by proactively taking on responsibilities for events and New Member Onboarding. Whether at Five Farms or Roland Park, Mike brings positive energy and enthusiasm daily, embodying our Simple Truth: Great People Makes Favorite Places. We are proud to celebrate Mike’s growth and this well-deserved recognition!
JANUARY 2025
Princess Mendoza, J-1 Food & Beverage Intern
In the last year, Princess has shown incredible growth and dedication during her time at Baltimore Country Club. She has been a consistent and reliable presence in numerous roles, excelling as a Lead Food Runner, Server Assistant, Refreshment Stand Attendant, Early Bird Server, and Cocktail Server. She has also played a key role in events such as Ladies' Tuesday Bowling, wedding tastings, and banquets, where she has assisted with food and beverage orders. Princess leads by example, guiding and supporting her peers with professionalism and care. Her hard work and commitment have made a lasting impact. She completed her internship in March, and is greatly missed!
Exceptional Leadership
Jared Hedrick, Food & Beverage Manager
Since becoming Assistant Food & Beverage Manager in March 2024, Jared has excelled in his role, earning a promotion to Food & Beverage Manager in January 2025. He has taken on staff scheduling, payroll, and staff onboarding while continuing to lead with dedication. Jared recently passed his WSET Level-1 Wine Exam and became a certified TIPS alcohol safety trainer. His passion for beverages helped create cocktails for the Chef to Chef Conference and BCC’s Tilly's Harvest Rye. We’re grateful for Jared’s contributions and excited for his continued growth at BCC!
Simple Truth Award
Michael Wilkinson, Sous Chef Tournant
Caroline Pogust, Events Manager
During the Gentlemen’s Member-Member Invitational, Chef Mike created a special trail mix as a cart snack. A member raved about it and asked if BCC sells it, inspiring Chef Mike and Caroline to prepare care packages with the mix. When they learned the member would be golfing the following Sunday, Caroline arranged a surprise gift bag at the golf shop. The member was thrilled and deeply appreciated the thoughtful gesture!
TO THE CLUB
New member bios can be viewed on our website or app under Membership.
Mrs. Anne Gill
Dr. Gregory Mendez
Dr. Patrick Smith
Mrs. Cristina Sweiderk
Mr. Brian Grigg
Mrs. Jessica Mendez
Mrs. Marissa Smith
Mr. Jack Sweiderk
Mr. Daniel T. Joerres
Mrs. Molly O'Brien
Dr. John R. Steele
Miss Hannah Sweiderk
Mrs. Annemarie F. Joerres
Mr. Mark T. Parker
Mrs. Christina M. Steele
Mrs. Acacia G. Kelly
Mrs. Laura A. Preston
Mr. David G. Sweiderk
PROPOSED FOR MEMBERSHIP
The following prospective members have been posted for membership since the March 11, 2025 meeting of the Admissions Committee. Proposed candidates with completed files are posted for 30 days per the Club Bylaws.
If you have any feedback, please contact the Admissions Committee Chair Leanne Mohler at leanne6408@comcast.net.
All feedback will be held in confidence.
Proposed Proposer
Mr. William C. Bell
Mrs. Kellan R. Bell
Mr. Christopher A. Conkling
Mr. Daniel E. Kramer
Mr. Christopher B. Scapillato
Mr. Jason Smith
Mr. Jason Smith
Ms. Jennifer L. Hearn
Mr. Christopher A. Rasa
Mr. Jonathan R. Morris
BYLAWS RESOLUTIONS
The following resolutions were duly approved and adopted by the Board of Governors:
• Article III. Guests, Section 7. Au Pair Guest Card
• Article V. Membership Categories, Section 10. Reinstatement
• Article VIII. Fees, Dues, and Club Bills, Section 6. Reinstatement Fees and Dues
Members can review all Bylaws resolutions on the website under Club Information.
EXCITING NEWS FOR FAMILIES!
12-month Au Pair Guest Passes
We’re thrilled to announce that, based on member feedback, BCC now offers a 12-month Au Pair Card in addition to the existing 3-month option. We hope this provides added flexibility and support for families year-round in caring for their children.
As a reminder, per the Club Bylaws, au pairs are only permitted at the Club while actively supervising the children in their care.
3-MONTH CARD: $200 | 12-MONTH CARD: $800
SCAN THE QR CODE TO ACCESS THE AU PAIR REGISTRATION FORM
Thank you for your input in helping us enhance your membership experience!
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERSHIP
Monday, May 5 at Roland Park Doors Open at 4:30pm | Meeting Begins at 5:30pm Complimentary (Beverages by Chit)
All members are encouraged to join us for a presentation on the state of the Club, details of upcoming plans, Board election results, and an open forum to ask any Club-related questions.
UPCOMING SPECIALS
À la Carte reservations open 10 days in advance, so book early to secure your spot!
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
Live Music
Five Farms | 5:30pm-8:30pm
Featuring Tom Starr
APRIL 10-13
Masters Weekend Specials Five Farms
Watch the Masters while you enjoy the famous Azalea cocktail and food specials.
FRIDAY, APRIL 18
Fisherman's Feast Five Farms | 5:00pm-9:00pm
Fisherman's Feast is back! Don't miss out on sparkling wine and champagne specials to complement the menu.
Class of 2025
CELEBRATE YOUR GRADUATE WITH ADVANCE À LA CARTE BOOKINGS!
As your grad is planning their future, make plans to celebrate them! Enjoy a special graduation menu and thoughtful surprises to make the day unforgettable. We are accepting graduation reservations now.
Advanced bookings are recommended to secure your spot for the big day. To reserve in advance, contact Director of Member Experience
Abby Rodriguez at arodriguez@bcc1898.com or call 410.554.8000.
Please provide your preferred date, time, party size*, graduate’s name, and school to ensure a truly extraordinary celebration!
*Maximum of 12 people per reservation when dining in À la Carte
UPCOMING CLUB EVENTS
RSVP: Club Calendar • Cancellation policy applies unless stated otherwise • *Complimentary for children under 4
CLUB EVENTS REGISTRATION SCHEDULE
APRIL
DATE
3
APRIL EVENTS
Registration Opens February 1
Uncorked: Domaine Nicolas Rossignol Featuring owner Nicolas Rossignol.
5 Mother-Son Western Rodeo New!
Mechanical bull riding, lasso lessons, and tons of mother-son fun!
13, 19 Easter Egg Hunt
An Easter celebration with treats and treasures for kids.
16 Trivia Night
Put your knowledge to the test. May the best team win!
18 Adult Egg Hunt New!
An egg hunt with alcohol and a raffle to win full-size bottles? Sign me up!
20 Easter Brunch
Enjoy an Easter brunch buffet with family at the Club.
20 Easter Dinner
Enjoy Easter dinner with family at the Club.
MAY
Uncorked: Grace Family Vineyards
1
MAY EVENTS
Registration Opens March 1
Five Farms Doors Open 6:00pm; Dinner 6:30pm
$90++ per Person (Featuring five wine tastings & three-course plated dinner)
Put your knowledge to the test. May the best team win! Five Farms 6:00pm-9:00pm $55++ per Person
20 Friday Night Pool Party: BCC Boardwalk
Enjoy live music, activities, and boardwalk eats!
28 Poolside Pizzeria
Enjoy fresh pizzas and fun vibes by the pool.
Five Farms Pool Complex 5:30pm-8:30pm
Five Farms Pool Complex 5:30pm-8:30pm
(Includes dinner & glass of wine)
Adults $35++ Children (4-12) $20++* (Includes buffet)
Adults $25++ Children (4-12) $15++*
(Includes pizza buffet, caesar salad, & ice cream sundae bar)
RSVP Not Required; Guests Not Permitted; Sole Dining Option at the Pool; Additional Beverages by Chit; Pool Attire
Outdoor Event with Live Music & Activities; Complimentary Family Photos; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
Reservations Required; Pre-order Dinner When Making Your Reservation; 10 Players Maximum per Team; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
RSVP Not Required; Event Charge Billed Upon Buffet Check-in; Sole Dining Option at the Pool (Limited Snack Bar Available); Beverages by Chit; Pool Attire
RSVP Not Required; Event Charge Billed Upon Buffet Check-in; Beverages by Chit; Pool Attire
From “I Do” to Due Date
Bridal & Baby Showers at Baltimore Country Club
Celebrate life’s sweetest moments at BCC! Whether you’re hosting a stylish bridal shower or a cozy baby shower, our beautiful venue, exceptional hospitality, and delicious food will make it a day to remember. From beautifully set tables to personalized touches that re ect your style, we’ll handle the details so you can focus on making memories with family and friends.
Let us bring your vision to life and create a celebration lled with joy, laughter, and love! Contact the Events Team at events@bcc1898.com to book your bridal or baby shower.
WHY MOBILITY TRAINING?
Mobility training improves your body’s ability to move joints through a full range of motion with strength and control, improving flexibility and reducing the risk of injury.
Examples: Hip & shoulder CARs, 90/90 stretch, lumbar rotation, squat with thoracic twist
WHY BALANCE & AGILITY TRAINING?
TRAINING FOR YOUR SPORT
By Jessica Taylorson, Personal Coach
The weather is warming up and the days are getting longer. It’s time to get your body ready for all your outdoor activities. Whether you play golf, tennis, pickleball, swim, walk, run, or garden, you should be working on your mobility, balance and agility, strength, and power
Scan the QR codes to see the exercises in action!
WHY STRENGTH TRAINING?
Balance training involves exercises that strengthen the muscles that help keep you upright, including your legs and core. These exercises can improve stability, prevent falls, and enhance coordination and control. Agility training is important because it improves coordination, speed, power, and reactive ability.
Examples: Single leg exercises, walking heel to toe, standing on balance board or bosu, proprioception exercises (eyes closed)
Strength training enhances muscle strength, reduces the risk of injury, burns calories, improves balance and heart health, and boosts your mood.
Examples: Bodyweight training (squats, pushups and planks), weighted exercises (machines, cables, dumbbells, and kettlebells)
WHY POWER TRAINING?
Power training enhances strength, power, and speed, leading to improved sports performance. It also promotes faster recovery between sets, reduces the risk of injury, builds lean muscle mass, and helps manage or prevent conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, and osteoporosis.
Examples: Medicine ball throws, plyometrics (jumping exercises), sprints, power lifting
WELL-BEING SERVICES
As a BCC member, you have access to a dedicated team of well-being professionals and services. Explore our offerings below, or experience a selection of our wellness services with our Intro to Wellness package.
THAI YOGA BODYWORK
Enjoy the benefits of relaxation, massage, yoga, and energy work in this truly unique experience to connect the body and mind through the breath. You will fully relax and let go of physical and emotional stress while your body is guided into gentle stretching followed by massage along the meridian lines in the body. You will leave feeling relaxed, restored, and rejuvenated.
The Thai Bodywork Practitioner presses and kneads the muscles with their hands, feet, and forearms, synchronized with the breath, and fluently moves and twists your body into various stretches and yoga postures. The bodywork sessions are given on a memory foam mat in four positions: lying supine, side-lying, lying prone, and seated.
The recipient should wear loose, comfortable clothing that they can stretch in. While relaxing, the client may become cooler; wearing long sleeves, socks, and an optional blanket is recommended to stay comfortable.
ACUPUNCTURE
The benefits of acupuncture are far-reaching. Although it is said that, “traditional acupuncture does not treat symptoms; it treats people,” the World Health Organization of the UN lists over 40 symptoms that acupuncture has been shown to be effective in treating.
Some of the common difficulties for which people seek acupuncture are:
⊲ Addictions
⊲ Allergies & Asthma
⊲ Arthritis
⊲ Back & Neck Pain
⊲ Depression & Anxiety
⊲ Digestive Disorders
⊲ Headaches & Migraines
⊲ Infertility
⊲ Insomnia
⊲ Menstrual Difficulties
⊲ Symptoms of Menopause
⊲ Postoperative & Chemotherapy Nausea
⊲ Postoperative Dental Pain
⊲ Stress
⊲ Stroke Rehabilitation
⊲ Weight Loss
This technique differs from a traditional massage but has many benefits to help heal your body:
⊲ Pain & Muscle Tension Relief
⊲ Increased Flexibility
⊲ Improved Range of Motion
⊲ Deep Relaxation & Stress Relief
⊲ Increased Energy Levels
⊲ Improved Circulation & Lymphatic Flow
SESSION FEES
30 Minutes - $60
60 Minutes - $95
90 Minutes - $120
For more information or to schedule a session, contact Lainey Baer at lbaer@bcc1898.com.
SESSION FEE
60 minutes - $90
Availability: Mondays & Wednesdays from 9:00am to 2:00pm (Appointments required)
For more information or to schedule a session, contact Heather Johnstone at hjohnstone@bcc1898.com.
PRIVATE SESSIONS
THERAPEUTIC YOGA
Yoga therapists have extensive training in anatomy and physiology, and knowledge on tailoring a specific yoga program to address the students’ specific needs. Yoga Therapist Rebecca Printen brings over three decades of studying therapeutic applications of anatomy and physiology, occupational therapy, massage, bodywork, and yoga therapy to address your needs and support your healing.
Rebecca can offer support to help you move better, sleep better, manage pain, or decrease your overall stress. Yoga postures, breath work, meditation, and visualization techniques are used as needed in each session.
For more information or to schedule a session, contact Rebecca Printen at rprinten@bcc1898.com
NUTRITION COACHING
YOGA
Yoga is becoming one of the most popular workout regimens for those looking to reduce stress and allow for greater relaxation. Yoga links breathing with movement by emphasizing gentle stretching and strengthening of the body, relaxation of the mind, and improvement in coordination, balance, and alignment. Focus is placed on inhaling and exhaling while moving from one pose to the next.
For more information or to schedule a session, contact Lainey Baer at lbaer@bcc1898.com
Elevate your health with Precision Nutrition Coaching, a personalized, science-backed approach to achieving your unique goals. Our holistic method integrates physical, emotional, and mental well-being for a comprehensive path to better health. With 1:1 support, you’ll receive a customized nutrition plan tailored to your lifestyle and preferences, making sustainable habits enjoyable. Our recommendations are rooted in the latest science, helping you understand the reasoning behind each choice. Beyond food, we focus on stress management, sleep, and exercise for a well-rounded wellness strategy. Enjoy ongoing guidance, motivation, and accountability to stay on track. Whether your goal is weight management, performance, or overall well-being, our proven approach delivers lasting results.
Scan the QR code for more information and pricing.
Contact Caroline Fitzsimmons at cfitzsimmons@bcc1898.com to start your journey to optimal health and wellness.
INTRO TO WELLNESS PACKAGE
Lainey will help you to strengthen and lengthen while relaxing your body and mind. This is great for all bodies, but especially those who play rotational sports, sit at a desk, or just need to find more mobility and flexibility for everyday activities.
Each package gives you a teaser of two services and includes:
⊲ One 60-minute Vinyasa Yoga, Gentle Yoga, or Therapeutic Yoga session and Two 30-minute Thai Yoga Bodywork sessions - $193.50
⊲ One 60-minute Vinyasa Yoga, Gentle Yoga, or Therapeutic Yoga session and Two 60-minute Thai Yoga Bodywork sessions - $252
Members may take up to four (4) weeks from the date of the first session to complete their package (medical leave of absence or prior vacation/business schedule will be extended).
To book your sessions for this intro package, contact Lainey Baer at lbaer@bcc1898.com.
APRIL 24-27, 2025
We are excited to announce that for the first time, the final 9 holes of the Big Ten Men’s Golf Championship will be broadcast live on the Big Ten Network. Stay tuned for more details as the event approaches. Hosted on our renowned East Course, the championship will feature some of the nation’s top collegiate golfers.
Due to the championship, the East Course will close on Monday, April 21 and will reopen on Friday, May 2. The Driving Range will close on Thursday, April 24, and will reopen on Monday, April 28. See below for course closures in April and May.
We would like to thank everyone who signed up to volunteer and support this event! We appreciate your dedication, time, and energy to the future of golf.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
PRACTICE ROUNDS
Thursday, April 24
11:00am - Shotgun Start Driving Range Closed to Members
TOURNAMENT ROUNDS
Friday, April 25–Sunday, April 27
Rounds 1 & 2
9:00am-11:20am - Starting Times Off #1 & #10
Final Round
8:00am-10:20am - Starting Times Off #1 & #10 Awards Ceremony on 18th Green Following Play Driving Range Closed to Members; West Course Open
UPCOMING COURSE CLOSURES
APRIL
1 West Course Closed (Dryject Sand Injection on Greens); East Course Open
7 East Course Closed; West Course Open
14 East Course Closed; West Course Open
21-27 East Course Closed (Men’s Big Ten Championship); West Course Open
28-30 East Course Closed (Green & Tee Aeration); West Course Open
East Course Closed (Green Aeration); West Course Open
East Course Closed; West Course Open
East & West Courses Closed (Private Golf Outing) 19 East Course Closed, (Private Golf Outing); West Course Open 27 West Course Closed (Driving Range Tee & Fairway Aeration, Range Opens at 3:00pm); East Course Open
THE CADDIE CORNER
MEMBER-CADDIE APPRECIATION
Last year, nearly 4,000 rounds of golf were played with a caddie or forecaddie, involving 387 different members. Additionally, our youth caddies carried for 997 rounds, making a significant impact on the course.
If you were one of those 387 members, you should have received an email invitation to join us for this special evening of celebration on Friday, April 11 at Five Farms. Enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres as we recognize our two most recent Evans Scholars recipients, Kevin Flowers and William Mitchell, Jr., and honor some of our outstanding youth caddies from the 2024 season.
We will also celebrate the upcoming caddie season and the highly anticipated BMW Championship, taking place this August at Caves Valley Golf Club.
If you did not receive an email invitation, please contact me at gjones@bcc1898.com.
We look forward to seeing you for this memorable evening!
Greg Jones Professional Emeritus
BCC GIFT VOUCHERS
The perfect present has arrived!
Baltimore Country Club is excited to introduce our new gi vouchers, available for purchase at the Golf House, Racquets Pro Shop, or in À la Carte. ese vouchers can be redeemed as Club credit anywhere within the Club, making them the perfect present for friends or family. Whether they enjoy a round of golf, the latest BCC merchandise, or a delightful dining experience, these gi vouchers o er the gi of exceptional service and amenities.
Gi vouchers can only be gi ed to Baltimore Country Club members | Can be redeemed at all BCC locations & facilities
GREENKEEPER’S UPDATE
In last month’s issue of Lifestyle, I wrote about green aeration and dates that will be completed this spring on the West Course. In addition, the West Course is closed on April 1 to complete DryJect sand injection on greens. Aeration is necessary to relieve compaction, improve oxygen, stimulate new rooting in the soil, and improve water penetration and infiltration in the root zone. This year, our team began preparing for the summer stress season by aerating the West greens in late March by deep tine aerating with ½" solid tines, followed by 3/8" tines, then sand topdressing to smooth the surface. Instead of aerating the West fairways, we will be vertical mowing or verticutting the fairways while the course is closed. East Course aeration is scheduled for April 28 through May 1. We will be pulling small 1/8" cores followed by a light application of sand topdressing on the greens and utilizing deep tine aeration and utilizing 5/8" tines on the tees. Also, we will be solid tine aerating and verticutting fairways while we are closed.
In 2014, the East fairways were regrassed from perennial ryegrass to 007 creeping bentgrass. 10 years later, it’s become apparent that we have a problem with perennial ryegrass returning or contaminating the once solid stand of 007 creeping bentgrass. This contamination can happen for several reasons and the most logical explanation is the amount of ryegrass seed built up in the soil after years of maintaining ryegrass fairways and using ryegrass seed for divot recovery and overseeding. Afterall, perennial ryegrass seed can remain viable in the soil for 20 years. As you have observed, the ryegrass creates an unsightly patchy appearance on creeping bentgrass fairways because of the discoloration and growth habit differences between the two grass species.
Over the years, we have tested numerous herbicides to remove these clumps from bentgrass fairways. This April, we begin a selective herbicide program to remove perennial ryegrass and return the uniform stand of creeping bentgrass. Research and recommendations from various independent research have suggested spring applications are preferred to reduce yellowing and potential injury of the bentgrass. The herbicide is called Manuscript and is applied with a surfactant. For the material to be effective, we will require two or three applications and repeat every three weeks. Please be aware that the clumps will turn yellow and eventually die. This will be unsightly until the voids (bare areas) in the bentgrass fill in.
Reseeding can take place two weeks after the last application in the spring, and our Agronomic programs will be adjusted to ensure as speedy recovery as possible.
Tim Kennelly, CGCS Head Greenkeeper
Patches of perennial ryegrass persist among the 007 creeping bentgrass, even a decade after regrassing.
Herbicides are applied to bentgrass fairways to remove perennial ryegrass.
Perennial ryegrass has been removed after applications of Manuscript herbicide.
WINTER RACQUETS WRAP-UP
Paddle & Squash Championships and Smash & Bash: Racquets Banquet
On February 22, we held our annual Paddle Club Championship Finals, Squash Club Championship Finals, and Smash & Bash banquet to cap off the evening. Our paddle and squash finalists battled it out on the courts to determine the Club Champions, followed by an evening of food, fun, and awards. The Most Improved, Ambassador, and MVP awards were given for tennis, pickleball, paddle, and squash categories. Overall, the evening celebrated our members who support the BCC Racquets program in all capacities and make BCC Racquets a favorite place.
PADDLE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Champions
WOMEN'S
WOMEN'S
MIXED DOUBLES
Peter Kimmel & David Feeley
Carey Jacobs & Anja Freiburg
Monica Bradley & Susan Hartman
Carey Jacobs & Mike Niccolini
SQUASH CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
Todd Ruth & Taylor Tutrone
Brendan Hartman & Brady Hartman
Sara Orthwein & Kelly Lausch
Ginny Spivey & Stefanie Rose
Mike O’Neil & Anja Freiburg
Rob Ellrich & Clark Dowling MEN'S
Andrew Rice & Peter McGill
Taylor Marino & Brendan Sweeney
Brendan Collins & Paul McKinnell
Mitch Ford & Steve Mitchell MEN'S
MEN'S
MEN'S SUPER B SINGLES
MEN'S B SINGLES
MEN'S C SINGLES
MEN'S D SINGLES
Blaine Linkous & Andrew Fones
Taylor Tutrone
Andrew Rice
John Bradley
Aerlyn Dawn
Aerlyn Dawn
Harry Rudo & Dan Redfield
Clark Dowling
Jason Connor
Jason Connor
Jeff Downs
Andrew Fones
MEN'S
Roger Kelly & Mike O’Neil
Mike Thompson & Mike Niccolini
SQUASH
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS cont.
Champion(s)
WOMEN'S A DOUBLES
WOMEN'S B DOUBLES
WOMEN'S A SINGLES
WOMEN'S B SINGLES
WOMEN'S C SINGLES
50+ DOUBLES
MIXED DOUBLES
MIXED B DOUBLES
Jennifer Hearn & Leanne Mohler
Nathalie Collins & Joan Royals
Jennifer Hearn
Marianne Dawn
Sarah Bach-Miller
Kevin Connor & Jason Rose
Rob Ellrich & Jennifer Hearn
Dan Kallaugher & Jessica Kallaugher
SMASH & BASH AWARD RECIPIENTS
Finalist(s)
Nathalie Collins & Joan Royals
Jessica Kallaugher & Daisy Strudwick
Marianne Dawn
Jessica Kallaugher
JB Miller & Jamison Miller
Brendan Collins & Nathalie Collins
Aerlyn Dawn & Marianne Dawn
U.S. SQUASH NATIONAL DOUBLES TOURNAMENT
140 teams competed in the 89th National Doubles tournament from March 6 through March 9, at the Maryland Club, Merritt Club, and BCC. Thank you to the spectators who came to watch some of the best squash players in the nation. Congratulations to all our members and staff who competed and a special shoutout to our winners and finalists—way to represent!
40+ DIVISION CHAMPIONS
Wade Johnstone & Preston Quick
WOMEN’S 50+ DIVISION FINALISTS
Kathryn Grant & Lissen Tutrone
CONGRATULATIONS DIVISION 3 MEN'S CHAMPIONS!
Captains: Eddie Bradley III & Jeremy Pollock
Chris Compton
Dave Eikenberg
Rob Ellrich
David Feeley
Jeff Fountain
Hervé Franceschi
John Greeley
Brady Hartman
Jacob Hormes
Frank Ihle
Jeff Juric
Peter Kimmel
Kyle Lagratta
Palmer Murray
Brent Peterson
Nick Smearman
Luke Staczek
Taylor Tutrone
Ryan Voelkel
MEN’S B DIVISION FINALISTS
PADDLE INTERCLUB SEASON RECAP
As we bid farewell to the winter season, we take a moment to celebrate the incredible achievements of our interclub teams. This season was filled with camaraderie, fierce competition, and remarkable performances from both our men’s and women’s teams, making it one to remember!
Our Division 3 Men's team was crowned Champions in their division for this season. Our Division 1, 2, and 4 teams made strong runs into the playoff rounds this year, demonstrating good depth in our men's rosters.
Our Division 1 Women’s team made it to playoffs, and our doubles combination of Blake Sheehan and Ginny Spivey won the Women’s 60+ PTI national title!
Congratulations to all our players for an incredible season. Your dedication, sportsmanship, and passion continue to make our Club proud. Here’s to another fantastic year ahead!
Paul McKinnell & Jack Woloszyn
Roland Park 4712 Club Road
Baltimore, MD 21210
Five Farms 11500 Mays Chapel Road Lutherville, MD 21093
www.bcc1898.com | 410.889.4400
Baltimore, MD Permit No. 972
MAIN NUMBERS
Golf House: 410.561.3381
Tennis House: 410.889.4474
Racquets Pro Shop: 410.467.1208
FITNESS HOURS
Roland Park & Five Farms Fitness Centers Monday-Sunday, 5:00am-9:00pm
If you are interested in hosting or sponsoring an event at Roland Park or Five Farms, please contact the Events Team at events@bcc1898.com.
RESERVATIONS
For all reservations please visit bcc1898.com, download our mobile app via the Apple Store or Google Play Store, call 410.889.4400, or email reservations@bcc1898.com.
