Thomas E. Carroll, President J. Francis Cannon, Vice President
Elizabeth R. Sieck, Secretary
Christopher W. Oven, Jr., Treasurer
Jonathan H. Beard
Mason M. Champion
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
MAY
David Loveman, Racquets Operations Coordinator
David consistently goes above and beyond to meet the needs of our members and ensure the Racquets staff delivers exceptional service in all areas. His recent promotion to Racquets Operations Coordinator is a testament to his dedication, enthusiasm, and unwavering commitment to the Club. David’s willingness to help others fosters a spirit of collaboration and camaraderie. He truly exemplifies our core values of going above and beyond and doing what’s right, not what’s easy.
JUNE
Noah Richard, Facilities Technician
Noah is a talented and friendly staff member who is instrumental in setting special amenities for outdoor events and addressing maintenance issues. He has helped with projects like the carnival sign for the Independence Day Celebration and raising the paddle court walkway. Skilled in painting, carpentry, and plumbing, Noah is also adept on ladders, such as when he repaired a broken net post. He will attend Salisbury University as an Earth Science major but looks forward to returning during winter and summer breaks. Noah is eager to tackle any task, even outside his responsibilities, and always brings positive energy and a great attitude.
Exceptional Leadership Award
APRIL
Chris Jeffers, Assistant Controller
Since starting in his role over two years ago, Chris’s dedication has significantly improved the Accounting Team's efficiency, productivity, and morale. His efficient processes have streamlined operations and enhanced financial reporting accuracy. Committed to growth, Chris holds regular meetings to address concerns, celebrate achievements, and foster a positive work environment. His engagement across departments builds strong relationships and promotes a culture of Great People Make Favorite Places. Chris exemplifies exceptional leadership, profoundly impacting both the Baltimore Country Club and the Helping Hands Foundation, where he serves as Treasurer.
MAY
Kevin Lawrence, Lead Valet Attendant
This award is a testament to Kevin’s outstanding contributions to the Club and dedication to his Valet Team. He consistently exceeds expectations and is flourishing in his new role as Lead Valet Attendant. He is exceptional in learning new skills and implementing them within the department. Kevin embodies our Core Four by going above and beyond daily with members, guests, and fellow staff. He is a friendly and welcoming individual who takes pride in being the first touch point at the Club by setting the tone for our members’ and guests’ daily experiences. His outstanding efforts have assisted leadership and significantly contributed to the Club’s success as a whole. Kevin’s commitment to excellence is truly commendable, and we are fortunate to have him on our team.
WELCOME TO THE CLUB
New member bios can be viewed on our website or app under Membership.
PROPOSED FOR MEMBERSHIP
The following prospective members have been posted for membership since the July 16, 2024 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
Mr. Richard J. DuPont
Mrs. Christina D. Feinour
Mr. Jamison H. Hodges
Mr. Daniel T. Joerres
Mrs. Annemarie F. Joerres
Dr. Gregory Mendez
Mrs. Jessica Mendez
Mr. N. Hunter Rief
Mrs. Shannon M. Stansberry
Dr. Jack R. Steele
Mrs. Christina M. Steele
Mr. Mark Tushaj
Mrs. Meriel C. Wilson
Proposer
Mrs. Hannah H. DuPont
Mr. Michael R. Barger
Mrs. Alexis D. Hodges
Mr. Marty Brunk
Mr. Marty Brunk
Mrs. Debra M. Neubauer
Mrs. Debra M. Neubauer
Mr. Michael S. Fader
Mr. F. Porter Stansberry
Dr. Timothy P. Codd
Dr. Timothy P. Codd
Mr. Jeffrey E. Gordon
Mr. Garret W. Wilson
NEW DRIVER?
If you have any new drivers in your household, be sure to stop by the Welcome House at Five Farms so their car can be registered and assigned a member decal.
Mrs. Kristie C. Bradford
Mr. Christopher W. Schutz
Mrs. Cheryl Beatson
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Schutz
Mr. George C. Bradford
Mr. Jamison H. Hodges
Mrs. Isobel M. Cleland
Dr. Gregory V. Gasbarro
Dr. Christina M. Gasbarro
UPCOMING SPECIALS
Join us at Five Farms Dining for another month of delicious specials. Remember, À la Carte reservations open 10 days in advance, so book early to secure your spot!
FRIDAY, AUGUST 9
Wing Night & Tap Takeover
Five Farms | 5:00pm-9:00pm
Enjoy $4 beers from a local brewery and mouthwatering wings—the perfect start to the weekend!
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14
Pizza Night
Five Farms | 5:00pm-9:00pm
There's nothing better than freshly made BCC brick oven pizza! Enjoy $10 sparkling, white, and red wine by the glass.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 16
Live Music
Five Farms | 5:30pm-8:30pm
Featuring Tom Starr
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22
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.
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
RSVP: Club Calendar • Cancellation policy applies unless stated otherwise • *Complimentary for children under 4
AUGUST EVENTS
Registration Opens June 1
AUGUST
DATE
1
Uncorked:
Grgich Hills Estate
Explore the wines of this iconic Napa Valley winery.
10 Poolside Pizzeria
Enjoy delicious pizza by the pool at our Poolside Pizzeria!
Fantasy Football Celebrity Draft New!
11
11
Register for the ultimate Fantasy Football league managed by NFL Network's Adam Rank.
Fantasy Football Live with Adam Rank New!
Learn the trick's of the trade from NFL Network's Adam Rank.
21 Trivia Night
Put your knowledge to the test. May the best team win!
23 Friday Night Pool Party: Jurassic Pool
Prehistoric fun in the sun!
CLUB EVENTS REGISTRATION SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER EVENTS
Registration Opens July 1
Five Farms Doors Open 6:00pm; Dinner 6:30pm
Five Farms 5:00pm-9:00pm
OCTOBER EVENTS
Registration Opens August 1
$80++ per Person
(Featuring five wine tastings & three-course plated dinner)
Adults $25++
Children (4-12) $15++*
(Includes pizza buffet, caesar salad, & ice cream sundae bar)
Five Farms 1:00pm $75++ per Person
Five Farms 3:00pm-5:00pm
$35++ per Person OR $350++ per League
(Includes small bites, 50-minute presentation, & 60-minute live draft)
Five Farms 6:00pm-9:00pm $50++ per Person
(Includes dinner & glass of wine)
Adults $35++
Five Farms 5:30pm-8:30pm
Children (4-12) $20++*
NOVEMBER EVENTS
Registration Opens September 1
Additional Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual
RSVP Not Required; Event Charge Billed Upon Buffet Check-in; Beverages by Chit; Pool Attire
Separate Registration for Fantasy Football Live Required; Limited to the First 11 Registrants; Country Club Casual
12 People Max per League; Ages 13+; Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual; Create an À la Carte Reservation After the Event
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 at the Pool; Cocktails by Chit; Pool Attire
SEPTEMBER
2 Labor Day at the Pool
Join us for a Luau-themed Labor Day at the Pool!
5 Parents' Great Pool Escape New!
When the kids are away, it's time for parents to play.
5 Uncorked: Bubbles Around the World
Explore global sparkling wines at this month's Uncorked.
7 Doggy Dip
Bring your furry friend for a refreshing dip in the pool.
18 Fall Planters Workshop Beautify your home with a trio of fall-themed planters.
18 Trivia Night
Put your knowledge to the test. May the best team win!
OCTOBER
3
Uncorked: Down Under
Explore Australian and Tasmanian wines.
5 Oktoberfest
Enjoy beer, brats, Polka music, and Bavarian fun! Prost!
16 Trivia Night
Put your knowledge to the test. May the best team win!
23 Carving & Cocktails
Halloween isn't just for kids! Carve pumpkins, sip drinks, and have fun.
25 Fall Oyster Fest
It's oyster season! Join us for fresh oysters, brews, and live music.
27 Boo Bash Trick-or-treat stations, hayrides, festive food, and so much more.
Five Farms 10:00am-8:00pm Buffet Opens 11:00am
Five Farms (Family Pool) 11:00am-3:00pm
Five Farms
Doors Open 6:00pm; Dinner 6:30pm
Five Farms 2:00pm-4:00pm
Adults $40++ Children (4-12) $20++*
Complimentary (Includes Grab N Go Snacks)
$85++ per Person (Featuring five wine tastings & three-course plated dinner)
Complimentary (Includes Dog Treats & Toys)
RSVP Not Required; DJ, Games, & Entertainment; Guests Not Permitted; Sole Dining at the Pool; Beverages by Chit; Pool Attire
RSVP Not Required; Ages 21+; Pool Bar Open; Pool Café Closed (Order to-go from À la Carte); Beverages by Chit; Pool Attire View full ad on page 6
Additional Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual View full ad on page 6
Only Dogs Permitted in Pool; Waivers Must Be Signed For All Dogs Attending; Rain Date: 9/8; Pool Attire
View full ad on page 6
Five Farms
10:00am-12:00pm or 1:00pm-3:00pm To-go kits available
Five Farms 6:00pm-9:00pm
$150++ With Pots Provided $85++ Bring Your Own Pots
Registration Deadline: 9/8; 100% Non-refundable; Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual; Pots Measure 16", 12", 9" To-Go Kits: Contact Cathy Wagner at cwagner@bcc1898.com
View full ad on page 6
$50++ per Person (Includes dinner & glass of wine)
Reservations Required; Pre-order Dinner When Making Your Reservation; 10 Players Maximum per Team; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
Five Farms
Doors Open 6:00pm; Dinner 6:30pm
Five Farms 4:00pm-8:00pm
Five Farms 6:00pm-9:00pm
$85++ per Person (Featuring five wine tastings & three-course plated dinner)
$85++ per Person
(Includes select beer)
$50++ per Person
(Includes dinner & glass of wine)
$25++ per Person
Five Farms 7:00pm-9:00pm
(Includes one pumpkin, carving supplies, & one cocktail)
$85++ per Person
Five Farms 6:00pm-9:00pm
(Includes two draft beer selections & sparkling wine station)
Adults $60++
Five Farms 3:00pm-6:00pm
Children (4-12) $45++
Children (2-3) $30++
Additional Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual
Additional Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual
View full ad on page 7
Reservations Required; Pre-order Dinner When Making Your Reservation; 10 Players Maximum per Team; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
Additional Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual; Create an À la Carte Reservation Before the Event
Rain or Shine; Ages 21+; Open Seating; Additional Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual
View full ad on page 7
Complimentary for Children Under 2; Open Seating; Bring Your Own Trick-or-Treat Pail; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual (Halloween Costumes Encouraged)
FALL BACK INTO FITNESS WITH MEREDITH LULL
PRIVATE REFORMER PILATES
The Benefits of Adding Reformer Pilates to Your Routine
Incorporating reformer Pilates into your fitness routine will help improve core strength, flexibility, balance, posture, and overall body conditioning, ultimately contributing to enhanced performance and reduced risk of injury in your respective sport(s). The resistance provided by Pilates reformer machines, typically through the use of springs, helps to tone and strengthen muscles by creating constant tension throughout the range of motion during exercises. This resistance challenges the muscles, leading to increased muscle engagement, improved muscular endurance, and ultimately, toning and strengthening of the targeted muscle groups. Additionally, the adjustable resistance allows for progressive overload, enabling individuals to continually challenge and strengthen their muscles as they progress in their training.
This spring-loaded apparatus enhances Pilates training using mat Pilates fundamentals. Its smooth-gliding carriage and adjustable resistance improve balance, alignment, and muscle tone. Reformer Pilates is ideal for integrating Pilates into workouts or rehabilitation routines.
3-4 Participants; Priced per Person 30
Contact Meredith at mlull@bcc1898.com to find out more and begin your Pilates journey.
NEW PILATES GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES Coming in September!
Reformer Pilates for Golfers Begins Tuesday, September 10 Tuesdays | 6:00pm-6:50pm
Intro to Reformer Pilates Begins Tuesday, September 10 Second Tuesday of every month 10:30am-11:00am
GROUP
To view our current Group Exercise class offerings, scan the QR code.
The Group Exercise Studio is located on 2nd floor of Five Farms Clubhouse
NURTURING
FUTURE GOLF CHAMPIONS
The Golf Instruction Team is dedicated to creating future golfers; this year, the junior golf scene has exploded! As PGA Professionals, our goal and passion is to grow the game, and we are so excited to share with you our current programs available to your junior golfer.
Future Golfers (Ages 4-6)
Saturdays | 11:00am-11:45am
This clinic is the perfect introduction to golf for our youngest golfers. This 45-minute class offers bits of education and mostly fun to get your junior interested. Parents are encouraged to participate! Classes are offered throughout the year.
Rising Stars (Ages 6-8)
Thursdays | 5:00pm-6:00pm
These one-hour classes during the week will prepare your junior to eventually join the Operation 36 program and help build friendships.
PGA Junior League (Ages 8-13)
PGA Junior League has been a continuous hit among golfers looking to dip their toes into competition. BCC offers a spring league played against various clubs in the area and a fall in-house league where all the matches are played at BCC. The league includes uniforms, matches, and practices.
Operation 36 (Ages 8-17)
Tuesdays | 4:15pm-5:15pm & 5:30pm-6:30pm
Wednesdays | 5:00pm-6:00pm & 6:15pm-7:15pm
Saturdays | On Course Tests Starting at 4:00pm Tee Times
This is a 10-level program in which each level requires your junior to shoot par or better from specific yardages, with the ultimate goal of shooting par from the tee boxes. The student’s journey to shooting par includes weekly classes and on-course ‘test’ weeks.
Full-Day Summer Camp (Ages 8-17)
Monday, August 19-Friday, August 23 | 8:30am-4:00pm
New this year is the popular full-day summer golf camp. The days include instruction, education, lunch, and golf on the course. Our newly structured half-day camps have also been popular for all ages.
Junior Interclub (Ages 11-17)
See Golf Genius for Dates
Interclub is a great way to experience the neighboring clubs and have some friendly competition. The tournaments are scheduled for the summer and offer 9-hole or 18-hole competitions based on age groups.
For more information on our Junior Golf programming, view the Golf Calendar or Golf Genius.
THE CADDIE CORNER
Baltimore Country Club member Steve Colnitis, 70th Chairman of the Western Golf Association (WGA)/Evans Scholars Foundation, will take center stage this year as the BMW Championship is held at Castle Pines Golf Club in Castle Rock, Colorado, from August 20 through August 25. Next year, the BMW returns to Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mills, Maryland.
The WGA was established in 1899 when 11 Chicago-area golf clubs united to promote their interests in golf. The WGA’s headquarters were set up in Golf, Illinois, and its inaugural Western Open and Western Amateur championships took place at the nearby Glen View Club, highlighting the exceptional talent of western golfers.
The WGA conducts championships for professional and amateur golfers, promotes the use of youth caddies, and supports the Evans Scholars Foundation in awarding full tuition and housing scholarships to high-achieving caddies with limited financial means. Currently, the WGA organizes four amateur championships—the Western Amateur, Western
FROM CADDIE TO COLLEGE
By Kendall Opheikens, BCC Caddie & 2022 Evans Scholar
I am a rising junior at the University of Maryland, College Park (UMD), majoring in Public Health with a track towards pre-med. Go Terps!
I started caddying at Baltimore Country Club in June 2021, so I am going four summers strong this year. It has been an insane ride, and I still remember my first loop. I honestly thought I would quit when I was walking up hole 18. Thankfully, I stuck with it, which was the best decision I have ever made.
My fourth loop at BCC was with Mr. Jack Palmer, and he opened up a whole new world to me that I never thought possible. He told me about the Evans Scholarship, a full tuition and housing scholarship for caddies nationwide. It is a growing program on the East Coast and I am so proud to be a part of this expansion. This scholarship is truly a life-changing
Junior, Women’s Western Amateur, and Women’s Western Junior—as well as two professional events—the Korn Ferry Tour’s NV5 Invitational presented by Old National Bank and the BMW Championship, which is the penultimate event of the PGA TOUR FedExCup Playoffs.
Please join me in wishing Mr. Colnitis all the best during this championship week. I’m sure we will see him on television throughout the coverage, sharing many stories of the Evans Scholars Foundation and the caddies it supports across the country, both past, present, and future.
Greg Jones, PGA Professional
Emeritus
opportunity. I have met many people through the scholarship who have helped me in various ways.
In my application essay, I wrote about my experience at the BMW Championship at Caves Valley Golf Club in 2021. I wrote about how the Evans Scholar alums, who mostly had never met each other before, looked like they had known each other for years. They only had one thing in common: being an Evans Scholar. I wrote about how I wanted to be a part of that community, and now that I am, I can say for certain that it was everything that I saw that day at the range.
I have had so many opportunities to meet new people and see new places. So far, I have been to Delaware for the BMW Championship at Wilmington Country Club, where I caddied for Harold Varner III and Davis Rylie (both follow me on Instagram, which is so cool).
I have also been to Chicago, Illinois, where I attended the Evans Scholarship Leadership Summit, which I will also
be attending this summer. I also went to South Carolina to caddie in the BMW Charity Pro-Am and caddied for Ryan French, creator of Monday Q Info.
In addition to these amazing places, I am currently in Long Island, New York, caddying at Sebonack Golf Club and staying at my college roommate’s house for the month of July. I hope to make even more connections here that can take me even further in my life.
When I am done with my four years at UMD, I aspire to go to medical school. I have always loved helping people and am fascinated by the human body. I hope to take this passion a step further by becoming a doctor.
I want to say thank you to Brett, Greg, all the amazing BCC staff, and everyone who has ever taken me out on the course. Finally, I would like to thank you for supporting the Caddie Program. I hope my story inspires you to take a caddie next time you play!
THE WALKER CUP
By John Vonei II
The o cial name of the event held every two years on alternating continents, is the Walker Cup Match—not Matches. e Walker Cup itself (25 inches high, without its base, and 20 inches wide —handle to handle) is o cially called the “International Challenge Trophy.” e Cup symbolizes amateur team competition between Great Britain and Ireland and the United States. e Match was envisioned to be a worldwide a air but it has never been other than a Great Britain/Ireland vs. the United States contest. e teams play four 18-hole foursomes in the morning and eight 18-hole (one-on-one) matches in the a ernoon on each of two consecutive days.
George Herbert Walker Bush, who was president of the USGA at the time, came up with the idea along with the USGA and Royal and Ancient Golf Club board members at a 1920 rules conference in Scotland. Although Walker gets the credit, William Fownes, Jr., winner of the 1910 United States Amateur, deserves equal billing. On July 25, 1919, Fownes captained the United States Team that defeated the Canadian Team (12-3) at the Hamilton (Ontario) Golf Club. is international match between the U.S. and Canada was the catalyst that crystallized the Walker Cup. Fownes was playing captain of the rst U.S. Walker Cup Team. He would
captain the team again in 1926—the year he became president of the USGA. e rst Walker Cup Match was played in 1922 at the National Golf Links of America, Long Island, New York. e United States won eight matches to four. President (and General of the Army) Dwight David Eisenhower was Honorary Chairman of the 1965 Walker Cup Match. Baltimore Country Club Golf Chairman, John A. “Jack” Emich, who in 2000, was awarded the United States Golf Association’s highest volunteer honor, the Joe Dey award, was General Chairman. e Match was played under the joint auspices of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Scotland and the United States Golf Association, at Baltimore Country Club on the Five Farms East Course. e 21st playing of the Walker Cup Match o cially began, with foursome play on Friday, September 3, 1965, at 8:30am. For the rst time, the 1965 Match ended in a tie. And just as in the Ryder Cup, a tie goes to the defending champions, which meant that Team USA held the Trophy for another two years.
April through October 2024, we will be featuring a trophy from the Major Championships hosted at BCC. is trophy is on display in the Trophy Bar at Five Farms.
Great Britain & Ireand Team Captain Joe Carr (right) and U.S. Team Captain John Fischer (le ) pose for a photo with the Walker Cup a er the match ended in a tie for the rst time in history.
MILKWEED MEADOWS
BCC'S SANCTUARY FOR MONARCH BUTTERFLIES & POLLINATORS
By Cathy Wagner, CPH, Director of Horticulture
Each summer, a few curious golfers may wonder why our superintendents are allowing the native areas to become “weedy” with Milkweed. In fact, our high grass areas are carefully managed to allow naturally occurring stands of Milkweed to proliferate, as they are critical habitats for monarch butterflies. These low-maintenance areas still require annual mowing and weed control so they are not overrun with invasive species like wild raspberry, burn weed, and thistle. However, these management practices can be adapted to preserve the Milkweed stands while the monarch life cycle is in progress.
Scientists measure the area of forest in which monarch butterflies gather to hibernate each winter, providing a scientific indicator of their population status. New data detailing the abundance of the eastern monarch butterfly colonies wintering in central Mexico's forests estimate that the species occupied only 2.2 acres during the 2023-2024 winter season—59% less than the previous year when scientists observed 5.5 acres (according to the World Wildlife Fund, one of the sponsors of the study). Experts cited high temperatures and drought in the monarch's breeding areas in Canada and the United States, which reduced the abundance of milkweed, the only plant in which the butterflies lay their eggs. Though every plant helps, even in the home landscape, large stands of Milkweed are the most effective as waystations along the migratory path. I have shared information about our
Milkweed before, but this year, I wanted to tally up the square footage of our habitat. Here at BCC, after years of intentional stewardship, we now have about 2.5 acres of Milkweed meadows across both golf courses. Milkweed also supports other pollinators as an excellent nectar resource for a variety of bees and butterflies. Combined with the many pollinatorfriendly plants that bloom across the Club’s grounds, we can provide a dynamic year-long garden show for our members and guests while also providing monarchs with the food they need to reproduce in the spring and make their migratory journey in the fall.
GREENKEEPER’S UPDATE
In late June, fans were installed near greens on holes #2, #3, #9, #10, #13, #14, #15, #16, and #17 on the East Course and holes #10, #11, #12, #14, and #15 on the West Course to combat high heat and humidity. Fans improve turf health in areas with limited air movement and are used once nighttime temperatures are consistently above 65°F, and daytime temperatures are above 85°F.
Proper repair of ball marks is essential to keep the putting greens looking and playing their best to ensure true and smooth putting surfaces. Now is a critical time for divot repair on bentgrass fairways and fairways tees, and everyone can play an essential role in taking care of the Club’s courses. This is the
best opportunity for recovery from divots since recovery from our seed mix will be non-existent until cooler nights and more favorable temperatures return in the fall months.
Tim Kennelly, CGCS Head Greenkeeper
THE KEY TO BETTER GREENS
Scan the QR code to review the proper way to repair ball marks and replace divots.
DIVISION CHAMPION(S)
Mixed
A Doubles
Audra & Dale Cathell
B Doubles Laura & Scott Schuebel
A Doubles Kelly Lausch & Sara Orthwein
B Doubles
Heather Vogel & Rebecca Williams
B Singles Annette Walter
A Doubles
Bryan Del Monte & Alex Fine
TENNIS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
FINALS NIGHT
We hosted our Tennis Club Championships Finals Night on Saturday, June 22. A big thank you to all the participants who braved the heat and to everyone who came out to support. It was a wonderful evening filled with camaraderie. Congratulations to our champions and finalists.
FINALIST(S)
Lissen & Taylor Tutrone
Ashley & John Avirett
Jennifer Martin & Jodi Clary
Laura Schuebel & Wendy Flick
Maggie Evans Men’s
B Doubles
Keith Segalman & Randall Scott
UPCOMING EVENTS
RSVP: Racquets Calendar
Men’s Pickleball Ladder League Finals Night Monday, August 19
Finals Night is the culminating event of the Men’s Pickleball Ladder League where we encourage all participants to enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks during the event.
SUMMER'S NOT OVER YET!
There's still time to register your child for our Racquets Summer Camps.
Tennis & Pickleball Summer All-Stars (Ages 5-9)
August 5-9, 12-16, 19-23
Five Farms | 9:15am-1:00pm
Pool Party on Friday, August 23
Tennis Academy (Ages 9+)
August 5-9, 12-16, 19-23
Five Farms | 9:15am-1:00pm, 9:15am-3:00pm, or 1:00pm-3:00pm
Pool Party on Friday, August 23
Squash Summer Camp (Ages 5-17)
August 5-9, 12-16, 19-23, 26-30
Roland Park | 1:00pm-3:30pm
Taylor Tutrone & Todd Ruth
Eric Smith & Brendan Hartman
Roland Park 4712 Club Road Baltimore, MD 21210
Five Farms 11500 Mays Chapel Road Lutherville, MD 21093
www.bcc1898.com | 410.889.4400
MAIN NUMBERS
Golf House: 410.561.3381
Tennis House: 410.889.4474
Racquets Pro Shop: 410.467.1208
FITNESS HOURS
Monday-Sunday, 5:00am-9:00pm The off-season clubhouse Fitness Center closes at 8:00pm
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.
