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There’s a new sheriff in town, and I’m ready for action! Ready to serve! My dedication to ALTA began so long ago I feel like I rode in on a stagecoach. I began by serving as a captain and then a scorekeeper. Being a scorekeeper meant receiving paper scorecards in the mail and then reporting the scores to the coordinator of the division.

I enjoyed the game of tennis and met many special people. Through the friendships I made, and my dedication to my team, I was asked to serve as an ALTA coordinator and then as an overall coordinator. I enjoyed helping captains understand their role, understand the rules, and learn how these tools would help them enjoy leading their team. I soon realized that volunteering for ALTA was more than a position; it was being part of a family.

Next stop for me was an opportunity to serve as secretary of the ALTA Foundation. The ALTA Foundation was created to promote health, character, sportsmanship, and responsible citizenship by using the game of tennis to support, not only amateur tennis athletes, but programs for the disadvantaged and the physically and mentally challenged. The ALTA Foundation also provides and promotes new opportunities for under–served youth and other tennis programs such as Special Olympics, Atlanta Youth Tennis and Education Foundation, Special Pops, multiple wheelchair clinics, tournaments, and events.

With my enthusiasm for our foundation, I was able to serve as ALTA Foundation President. When that journey ended, I moved back to the Sunday Women’s League as vice president. As my positions and experience grew, so did my dedication to ALTA. I was sincerely hoping my journey would never end. I was honored and humbled when I was asked to be ALTA’s first vice president. Now in 2023, I’m holding the reins. I have some ideas, and I’m open for more.

Georgia has some of the fastest growing counties in the United States. We’ve listened, and we’ve acted. We are expanding our boundaries by stretching the ropes to include Forsyth and Cherokee Counties. This should mean more people, more teams, more fun, and hopefully a little less travel time for our members.

ALTA is where Atlanta comes to play. Play what? We are quick on the draw! We are adding pickleball as the newest league in ALTA town. It’s a fun, social sport that appeals to all ages and provides a great workout! Stay tuned for more information on how to be a “pickler” with us!

Thank you for the opportunity to be your president. It’s a journey to which I look forward, and a journey we will take together.

For the latest news, information and events.

Linda Shepherd, 2023 ALTA President

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2023 ALTA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

300 Colonial Center Parkway, Suite 140, Roswell, GA 30076

Phone: 770.399.5788 Website: altatennis.org

President Linda Shepherd

First Vice President Chequetta Allen

Secretary Mimi McFall

Treasurer Larry Waters

VP Men’s League Greg McAfee

VP Thursday Karen Sullivan Women’s League

VP Sunday Susan Levin Women’s League

VP Senior Day Leagues Joan Marcinko

VP Senior Leagues Gina Clance

VP Mixed John Lowell Doubles League

VP Junior Leagues Wendy Fee

VP Junior Stacey Simmons

Challenge Ladder

VP Special Programs Mark LaRotonda

VP Events & Tournaments Marla Michalewicz

President’s Appointee Tammi Copelli

2022 President Lamar Scott

2021 President Debbie Gaster

ALTA Foundation Rep Cameron Turner

2022

ALTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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2021 ALTA President Debbie Gaster

2022 ALTA President Lamar Scott

2023 ALTA President Linda Shepherd

The ALTA Foundation Rita Maloof

President

2022 Elected Member Keri Beck 2023 Elected Member Mitch Falkin

Treasurer Larry Waters Secretary/ First Vice President Chequetta Allen

2022 THE ALTA FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Rita Maloof

Treasurer Larry Waters Secretary Cameron Turner

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MADISON KEYS 2019 CHARLESTON CHAMPION

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JANUARY

Office closed – New Year’s Day holiday 7 Senior Mixed – Winter play begins 8 Mixed Doubles – Winter play begins

All Adult Spring leagues – Roster registration ends 27 Junior Spring Leagues – Roster registration ends

FEBRUARY

10 Wheelchair League – Roster registration begins 18 Senior Mixed – Winter play ends 19 Mixed Doubles – Winter play ends 20 Office closed – President’s Day 22 Junior Spring Leagues – Schedules go online and add-ons begin 2/23

24 Wheelchair – Roster registration ends

25 Mixed Doubles – Winter playoffs (rain date 2/26)

Senior Mixed – Winter playoffs (rain date 2/26)

26 Mixed Doubles – Winter playoffs (rain date 3/4)

Senior Mixed – Winter playoffs if needed (rain date 3/4)

MARCH

2 All Adult Spring Leagues – Schedules go online and add-ons begin 3/3

4 Mixed Doubles – Winter playoffs and City Finals for AA (rain date 3/5)

Senior Mixed – Winter playoffs (rain date 3/5)

11 Mixed Doubles – Winter City Finals for A, B and C (rain date 3/12)

Senior Mixed – Winter City Finals for all levels (rain date 3/12)

Junior Leagues – Spring play begins

14 Senior Day Women – Spring play begins

Wheelchair League – Spring play begins 15 Senior Day Men – Spring play begins 16 Thursday Women – Spring play begins 18 Men – Spring play begins

Sunday Women – Spring play begins 21 All summer leagues – Roster registration begins

APRIL

27 Thursday Women – Spring play ends

29 Men – Spring play ends

Junior Leagues – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/2)

30 Sunday Women – Spring play ends

MAY

1

Senior Day Women – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/3)

2 Thursday Women – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/4)

3 Senior Day Men – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/5)

4 Thursday Women – Spring playoffs and City Finals for AA (rain date 5/9)

5 Run/Roll League – Roster registration begins

6 Men – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/7)

Sunday Women – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/7)

Junior Leagues – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/9)

Junior Leagues – City Finals (rain date 5/7)

7 Men – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/13)

Sunday Women – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/13)

8 Senior Day Women – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/10)

9 Thursday Women – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/11)

10 Senior Day Men – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/12)

11 Thursday Women – Spring City Finals for A, B and C levels (rain date 5/18)

13 Men – Spring playoffs and City Finals for AA (rain date 5/14)

Sunday Women – Spring City Finals AA (rain date 5/14)

Junior Leagues – Spring City Finals (rain date 5/14)

14 Sunday Women – Spring playoffs (rain date 5/16)

15 Senior Day Women – Spring City Finals for all levels (rain date 5/22)

Junior Challenge Ladder – Online registration begins

17 Senior Day Men – Spring City Finals for all levels (rain date 5/24)

18 All summer leagues – Schedules go online and add-ons begin 5/19

20 Men – Spring City Finals for levels A, B and C (rain date 5/27)

21 Sunday Women – Spring City Finals for A, B and C (rain date 5/28)

29 Office closed – Memorial Day

30 Run/Roll League – Roster registration ends

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1

JUNE

Senior Women – Summer play begins

2 Senior Men – Summer play begins

3 Mixed Doubles – Summer play begins

6 Run/Roll League – Summer play begins

22 All Fall leagues – Roster registration begins

JULY

Office closed – Independence Day

13 All Adult Fall leagues – Roster registration ends

Senior Women – Summer play ends

14 Senior Men – Summer play ends

15 Mixed Doubles – Summer play ends

18 Run ‘n Roll – City Finals (rain date 7/25)

20 Senior Women – Summer playoffs (rain date 7/22)

21 Senior Men – Summer playoffs (rain date 7/23)

22 Mixed Doubles – Summer playoffs (rain date 7/23) Senior Women – Summer playoffs if needed (rain date day to day)

23 Mixed Doubles – Summer playoffs (rain date 7/29)

Senior Men – Summer playoffs if needed (rain date day to day)

27 Senior Women – Summer playoffs (rain date 7/29)

28 Senior Men – Summer playoffs (rain date 7/30)

Junior Leagues – Fall roster registration ends Wheelchair League – Fall roster registration begins

29 Mixed Doubles – Summer playoffs and City Finals for AA (rain date 7/30)

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All summer leagues – Roster registration ends 22

Junior Leagues – Spring play ends 25 Wheelchair – Spring City Finals (rain date 5/2)

Senior Day Women – Spring play ends 26 Senior Day Men – Spring play ends

SENIOR LEAGUES

Jan. 7 Winter play begins for Senior Mixed

Feb. 18 Winter play ends for Senior Mixed

Feb. 25 Winter playoffs for Senior Mixed (rain date 2/26)

Feb. 26 Winter playoffs if needed for Senior Mixed (rain date 3/4)

Mar. 4 Winter playoffs for Senior Mixed (rain date 3/5)

Mar. 11 Winter City Finals for Senior Mixed (rain date 3/12)

Mar. 21 Summer roster registration begins for Senior Men and Senior Women

Apr. 11 Summer roster registration ends for Senior Men and Senior Women

MIXED DOUBLES

Jan. 8 Winter play begins

Feb. 19 Winter play ends

Feb. 25 Winter playoffs (rain date 2/26)

Feb. 26 Winter playoffs (rain date 3/4)

Mar. 4 Winter playoffs and Winter City Finals for AA (rain date 3/5)

Mar. 11 Winter City Finals for A, B, and C levels (rain date 3/12)

Mar. 21 Summer roster registration begins

Apr. 11 Summer roster registration ends

May 18 Summer schedules post online

SUNDAY WOMEN

Jan. 19 Spring roster registration ends

Mar. 2 Spring schedules post online

Mar. 19 Spring play begins

Apr. 30 Spring play ends

May 6 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/7)

May 7 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/13)

May 13 Spring City Finals for AA (rain date 5/14)

May 14 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/16)

May 21 Spring City Finals for A, B, and C levels (rain date 5/28)

JUNIOR LEAGUES

Jan. 27 Spring roster registration closes

Feb. 22 Spring schedules post online

Mar. 11 Spring play begins

Apr. 22 Spring play ends

Apr. 29 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/2)

May 6 Spring City Finals (rain date 5/7) and spring playoffs (rain date 5/9)

May 13 Spring City Finals (rain date 5/14)

JUNIOR CHALLENGE LADDER

May 15 Ladder registration opens

MEN

Jan. 19 Spring roster registration ends

Mar. 2 Spring schedules post online

Mar. 18 Spring play begins

Apr. 29 Spring play ends

May 6 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/7)

May 7 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/13)

May 13 Spring City Finals for AA and spring playoffs (rain date 5/14)

May 20 Spring City Finals for A, B and C levels (rain date 5/27)

THURSDAY WOMEN

Jan. 19 Spring roster registration ends Mar. 2 Spring schedules post online Mar. 16 Spring play begins Apr. 27 Spring play ends May 2 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/4) May 4 Spring City Finals for AA and spring playoffs (rain date 5/9)

May 9 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/11) May 11 Spring City Finals for A, B and C levels (rain date 5/18)

SENIOR DAY WOMEN

Jan. 19 Spring roster registration ends Mar. 2 Spring schedules post online Mar. 14 Spring play begins Apr. 25 Spring play ends May 1 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/3) May 8 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/10) May 15 Spring City Finals for all levels (rain date 5/22)

SENIOR DAY MEN

Jan. 19 Spring roster registration ends Mar. 2 Spring schedules post online Mar. 15 Spring play begins Apr. 26 Spring play ends May 3 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/5) May 10 Spring playoffs (rain date 5/12) May 17 Spring City Finals for all levels (rain date 5/24)

WHEELCHAIR– RUN/ROLL

Feb. 10 Spring roster registration begins Feb. 24 Spring roster registration ends Mar. 14 Spring play begins

Apr. 25 Spring City Finals (rain date 5/2)

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ALTA Expands its Boundaries in New Pilot Program for Spring of 2023

ALTA has been a staple in Atlanta since its inception in 1934. League play was established over 50 years ago in 1971. As times have changed, so has ALTA. We are excited to announce the expansion of our boundaries for ALTA-approved facilities. This is a two-year pilot program that begins in the spring 2023 season. Roster registration ends on January 19, so make sure your facility is inspected and approved before that date. You can do that through “Facilities” on the altatennis.org website. While it might seem contradictory because of increased geographical locations, the goal is to increase membership, add more teams, and ultimately reduce travel time. Here are the details:

Current requirement:

• For ALTA New Facility Request: Facility must be within the 1998 boundary of the Atlanta five-county metro area (Clayton, Cobb, Dekalb, Fulton, Gwinnett)

• For ALTA Annexation Request: Facility must be located within 10 miles of the 1998 boundary of the Atlanta five-county metro area (Clayton, Cobb, Dekalb, Fulton, Gwinnett) and within 10 surface miles of an existing limited access highway.

Two-year pilot/test program proposed changes (beginning in the 2023 spring season):

• To add Cherokee and Forsyth Counties as test/pilot counties to the Atlanta fivecounty metro area (Clayton, Cobb, Dekalb, Fulton, Gwinnett).

• Facility must be within the 1998 boundary of the Atlanta five-county metro area (Clayton, Cobb, Dekalb, Fulton, Gwinnett). As of spring season 2023, Cherokee and Forsyth Counties are added as two-year test/pilot counties to the Atlanta five-county metro area (Clayton, Cobb, Dekalb, Fulton, Gwinnett). Cherokee and Forsyth Counties will not have any mileage extensions from their county lines.

• Add to the Annexation Request the following: Facility must be located within 10 miles of the 1998 boundary of the Atlanta 5-County Metro Area (Clayton, Cobb, Dekalb, Fulton, Gwinnett) and within 10 surface miles of an existing limited

access highway. For Hall, Jackson, and Barrow Counties, a facility may be added as a test pilot annexed facility if located within 15 miles from the Gwinnett County line and 15 surface miles from an existing limited access highway.

Exceptions:

• Junior Leagues and the Junior Challenge Ladder are not included.

• At this time, due to the smaller number of teams and divisions, the AA levels of all leagues will not be able to be accommodated/included in the test/pilot program.

• Any facility accepted into this test/pilot boundary program will not receive any grandfathered rights or status.

For more information, call the ALTA office at 770.399.5788.

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ALTA ONLINE

How can I add a Request for Review to the roster I entered for the new season?

Once a roster is entered, it will be in My Active Teams > Roster where a Request for Review can be added during the roster entry/ corrections period. It’s also in My Rosters > Select.

What’s the correct way to record a match retirement?

Enter the game and set scores at the time of the retirement and indicate which team retired and which team won. The system will give the winner enough games and sets for the win.

As a captain, how can I tell what level flight the computer will give my team?

ALTA Documents has a League Placement document that tells what rating is used for each player on the team. Ultimately, league volunteers may move teams to even out numbers at each level flight.

BY JOAN APPELBAUM, ALTA IT MANAGER

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Here is an email we received from one of our START Grant recipients:

Hello ALTA Foundation!

START ing Off on the Right Foot

As the GHSA tennis season officially kicks off in January, the ALTA Foundation is proud to announce its 2022/2023 START grant recipients. Please join us in congratulating these schools and wishing their tennis teams the best of luck this spring!

County School

Head Coach Cobb Osborne High School

Cobb Pebblebrook High School

David Thomas

Thomas Lacy

DeKalb Cedar Grove High School Landrum Davenport

DeKalb Druid Hills High School Robin Gaucher

DeKalb Miller Grove High School Nalini Babb

DeKalb Southwest DeKalb High School Lance Davenport

Fulton Tri-Cities High School

Raven Pugh Gwinnett South Gwinnett High School

Nikki N Williams

In recognition of the additional resources needed in Title I high schools for tennis, the ALTA Foundation START (Support for Teaching Atlanta Recreational Tennis) program provides funding for supplemental tennis needs in Atlanta Metro Area Title I high schools. Funding requests may include the following:

• Fee for community coach certification for a GPTA or PTR coach (estimated $375)

• Stipend for community coach (estimated $2,000)

• Equipment needs (estimated $1,125)

The START grant application period runs August 1 thru September 30 with award announcements in October. A link to the online application can be found at altatennis.org. For additional information about the START program, contact Rita Maloof at foundationpresident@altatennis.org.

As the tennis season is now over, I wanted to update you all on the monumental success of the team this year, as well as the improvements your support has provided to our program this year. We began in January off to a great start with a very young team of nearly all underclassmen. Against great odds, the girls’ team advanced to the region and state tournament for the first time in a decade! Coach Terrell helped the young players build upon their basic skills throughout the season and helped many of them achieve their end of the year goals. The funds provided through the START grant were used to gear up the team with warmups, uniforms, and contributed to the major purchase of new custom windscreens! The ball machine that was purchased at the end of last year by you all was a huge hit (no pun intended) with the athletes. They loved to use it during station practice, and it helped greatly in developing consistency on their ground strikes and more. Again, we are all thankful to you here at Pebblebrook and hope that we can continue our partnership in the future.

Thomas P. Lacy

Pebblebrook High School

World History and AP Modern Boys and Girls Tennis Coach

ALTA Foundation START Program Wins 2022 GPTA Award

The top tennis leaders in the Atlanta area gathered in December for the GPTA (Georgia Professional Tennis Association) Annual Holiday and Awards party at Dunwoody Country Club. We are pleased to announce the ALTA Foundation’s START program, accepted by ALTA Foundation President Rita Maloof, was recognized and given the GPTA Community Outreach Award. Also notable was the first-ever John Callen Lifetime Achievement Award which was given to longtime Atlanta tennis icon Dave Dvorak. Eddie Gonzales, who is stepping down as the Atlanta Open tournament director, was on hand to announce the award winners. Congratulations to all!

• John Callen Lifetime Achievement Award

Dave Dvorak, Dunwoody Country Club

• George Amaya Tennis Director of the Year Award

Patti O’Reilly, UTA Blackburn Tennis Center

• Woody Hoblitzell Award

Scott Gates, Chattahoochee Country Club

• Community Outreach Award

Rita Maloof, ALTA Foundation START Program

• Junior Professional of the Year Briana Artis, Greater Atlanta Christian School

• Independent Professional of the Year Ben Hestley, Bull Shark Sports

• Assistant Professional of the Year Carlos Reyes, Dunwoody Country Club

• Adult Head Professional of the Year Zwelo Khupe, Kennworth Tennis Center

Pictured L-R: Ben Hestley, Carlos Reyes, Briana Artis, Patti O’Reilly, Rita Maloof, Scott Gates, Dave Dvorak, and Zwelo Khupe (not pictured)

Atlanta Athletic Club to Host 6th annual US Pro Women’s Clay Court Championships

The ITF World Tennis Tour and the USTA Pro Circuit has announced that the Atlanta Athletic Club in Johns Creek will host the 6th annual US Pro Women’s Clay Court Championships, May 8-14, 2023.

The tournament, a USTA Pro Circuit event, is the largest tennis event on the Pro Circuit and attracts the world’s best female tennis players as they prepare to play Roland Garros just a few weeks later.

This event will be part of the USTA Wildcard Challenge with the American player obtaining the most points over four tournaments in April and May receiving a main draw Wildcard into Roland Garros. The field for the $100,000 ITF World Tennis Tour Event will feature 32 singles players and 16 doubles teams. Players ranked as high as No. 40 in the world typically compete in USTA Pro Circuit events. The qualifying rounds begin May 8 and will determine the final four singles players in the field. Main Draw matches begin Tuesday, May 9 at 11 a.m.

Hosted by the Atlanta Athletic Club, the ITF World Tennis Tour and USTA Pro Circuit is designed to provide a pathway for American players starting their careers on the WTA Tour. The ITF World Tennis Tour is a series of nearly 170 international women’s professional tennis tournaments.

“We are thrilled to be able to host such a high-level event here at the Atlanta Athletic Club. This will be an annual event here and a great way to celebrate the club’s 125th anniversary in 2023,” said Jeff Chandley, Director of Athletics.

According to Tournament Director Scott Mitchell, “This World Tennis Tour Event provides a unique opportunity to finally see the highest levels of women’s professional tennis in Atlanta. We want to share in the excitement of professional women’s tennis right here in the Southeast Region. We want this to be an event for non-tennis fans as much as tennis fans, with food, entertainment, and a family experience.”

For more information visit usprowomenstennis.com.

Atlanta Youth Tennis and Education Foundation Wins State Award

The Atlanta Youth Tennis and Education Foundation (AYTEF), based out of Fair Oaks Tennis Center, recently was named the National Junior Tennis League Chapter (NJTL) of the Year by the USTA–Georgia. The NJTL Chapter of the Year criteria include: quality of on-court program; quality of management structure; involvement with other community organizations, such as schools, parks, YMCA, YWCA, Boys & Girls Clubs, PALs, Boy/ Girl Scouts, etc.; support of the local business community; and demonstration of financial sustainability.

AYTEF has been based at Fair Oaks Tennis Center for the past two years. The program offers low-cost and free tennis and education programs for youth in grades K-8. This year, AYTEF plans to offer additional programming for high school students. The organization’s Block Party is a free community outreach event with pizza, tennis, and games offered each month. AYTEF’s low-cost

programs include GameSetMatch, Summer Tennis Camp, and STEM Learning Labs.

Over the past year, AYTEF has provided 345 hours of tennis instruction and 269 hours of character development and academic enrichment to 251 youth. Through their core program, GameSetMatch, AYTEF delivered 48 weeks of low-cost tennis, academic, and life-skills curriculum.

Research has found that youth who participate in after-school and summer programs like the ones AYTEF provide see positive gains in their academics, health, attitude, and life skills. Eightytwo percent of the GameSetMatch participants who participate in life-skills curriculum and academic enrichment say the program has helped them to think more positively both on and off the court. AYTEF believes that the powerful combination of tennis and education can change lives.

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Fourth Annual AYTEF Golf Tournament Benefits Local Youth Programs

SUBMITTED BY DEBBIE KENNEDY, AYTEF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

The fourth annual AYTEF Regions Bank Golf Tournament was held at Dunwoody Country Club on Oct. 24, 2022. Blessed by beautiful fall weather, the event was AYTEF’s largest fundraising event of the year and the most successful golf event to date. Thanks to the generous support of sponsors such as Regions Bank, Cobb County Toyota, Universal Tennis Academy, UBS, and Porsche, Atlanta Youth Tennis & Education Foundation secured critical

funds that will directly benefit the tennis and education programs for under-resourced youth at Fair Oaks Tennis Center.

AYTEF sincerely appreciates the 17 tournament sponsors, 128 golfers, and 10 volunteers that, through their participation and generosity, are helping youth achieve on the court, in the classroom, and in life. For more information, visit aytef.org/golf. The list of tournament winners is as follows:

1st Place:

David Marsden

Chris Marsden

William Bond

Tom Marsden

2nd Place: John Dooley

Gavin O’Connell

John Hanna

Mike McGeehan

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A NEW ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE NEW YEAR

I want to wish all the ALTA members a happy and healthy new year and as the calendar turns to 2023, there are a lot of exciting things on the horizon for GF Sports and Entertainment and for tennis in Atlanta.

After ten years as Chief Business Officer and Tournament Director of the Atlanta Open, Eddie Gonzalez has made the decision to step down from his role, effective the end of 2022. As Eddie transitions away from his duties at the Atlanta Open and GF Sports and Entertainment, his priorities now are to spend more time with family and friends and to work on his tennis game in hopes to win some ALTA city championships in 2023! We thank Eddie for all his efforts, support and leadership of the Atlanta Open for the last ten years!

We are pleased to announce that a very familiar face to Atlanta will be stepping in and fulfilling the role of Atlanta Open Tournament Director as we move into 2023 and beyond. EVP of Tennis at GF Sports and Entertainment and Tournament Director of the Dallas Open, Peter Lebedevs will continue to take the Atlanta Open to new heights as he steps into this additional role. Peter’s tennis career as a player and operations professional is long standing. He started on the operations side of tennis back in the early 2000s at the U.S. National Indoor Tennis Championships, in 2009 he was promoted to Tournament Director. Following the Memphis event Peter took the reigns as Tournament Director of the

New York Open which eventually became the Dallas Open and since 2014 alongside Eddie, continuously served as Assistant Tournament Director here at the Atlanta Open. We are looking forward to Peter’s expanded role here in Atlanta and know that he will be welcomed with open arms.

For any of you looking for a last-minute gift, or maybe you want to TREAT YOURSELF after a long holiday season, we have extended our Holiday Pack offer til January 31st. With the Atlanta Open Holiday Pack you will get two tickets to a weekday night session match in rows 19-21 and a can of Atlanta Open Dunlop balls along with a John Isner autographed photo. The date for the 2023 Atlanta Open is July 22-30 once again at Atlantic Station. Holiday Packs can be purchased by going to atlantaopentennis.com

Here at GF Sports and Entertainment we strive to make our events bigger and better each year. We are open to your feedback and look forward to bringing you new and exciting events as we venture into 2023 and beyond. Best of luck to all the ALTA teams as we head into the new year. We look forward to seeing you on the court and once again at the 2023 Atlanta Open.

— Shawn Tilger President, GF Sports and Entertainment Atlanta Open

Babolat Introduces New Evo Models

Babolat says its new Evo Aero and Evo Aero Lite are innovative, high-performance racquets delivering effortless power, comfort, and more spin.

Babolat has extended its Evo racquet line for casual players wanting a performance racquet that provides easy power and comfort, or for junior players transitioning to their first adult racquet. The manufacturer says Evo racquets feature cutting-edge technologies that help players realize their potential while enjoying the game.

Babolat Evo racquets feature a larger head size (660 cm2 / 102 in2) and are designed to meet players’ needs for more power to return deep shots in the court. The SMAC EX technology, a viscoelastic material applied to four key areas of the frame, adds more comfort with increased vibration dampening and delivers a softer sound at impact.

Featuring a new 16x18 string pattern, the Evo Aero’s aerodynamic frame generates easier spin on every shot. The strengthened trampoline effect delivers more power for less energy, the company says. The Evo Aero Lite is lighter by 15 grams and is ideal for juniors looking for their first adult racquet delivering easier play and more maneuverability to steadily build their game. Learn more about these new racquets at Babolat.com.

Flow Society Brand Launches Line of Tennis Apparel

A New Jersey-based performance apparel brand that started 11 years ago on the lacrosse fields of New York has expanded into tennis and pickleball clothing. The company, Flow Society, offers its unique line of shorts and other items through its website, flowsociety.com, as well as at Tennis Warehouse.

According to Flow Society President Jonathan Mayer, “Our elevated design approach reflects your passion to excel, sending you into battle with the confidence to define your own victory.”

Tennis Community Mourns the Loss of Coaching Legend Nick Bollettieri

Hall of Fame tennis coach Nick Bollettieri, perhaps best known for instructing tennis legends Andre Agassi and Monica Seles, passed away in early December at the age of 91 following a series of recent health issues.

Bollettieri was a fixture in professional tennis well into his 80s. Known for his suntanned skin and wraparound sunglasses, he guided 10 professional tennis players to a number-one ranking, including Agassi, Seles, Venus and Serena Williams, Boris Becker, Jim Courier, Maria Sharapova, Marcelo Rios, Martina Hingis and Jelena Jankovic.

Bollettieri opened his Florida coaching academy in 1978 and sold it to IMG in 1987. The IMG Academy now spans more than 600 acres in Bradenton, Florida and offers programs in more than a half-dozen sports in addition to tennis.

“Tennis wouldn’t be where it is today without Nick's influence,” said Jimmy Arias, IMG Academy director of tennis and one of Bollettieri’s original students. “His tennis academy, which I had the privilege of growing up within, not only served as a launching pad for many tennis greats but evolved into an institution that has had a profound impact on the development of athletes across many sports at all levels.”

“Our dear friend, Nick Bollettieri, graduated from us last night,” Agassi posted to Twitter. “He gave so many a chance to live their dream. He showed us all how life can be lived to the fullest... Thank you Nick.”

“Our sport lost one of its most passionate coaches & advocates,” Billie Jean King tweeted. “Nick was always positive & was able to get the best out of everyone fortunate enough to work w/him. Our thoughts & prayers go out to his family & team at the Academy. May he rest in peace.”

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Adaptive Tennis National Championships Returns to USTA National Campus in 2022

BY VICTORIA CHIESA/USTA

It was a comeback worth waiting for! In November, the Adaptive Tennis National Championships returned to the USTA National Campus in Orlando, Florida for the first time since 2019, and history was made in the process.

After robust qualifying events were held around the country, competitors from eight USTA sections traveled to Orlando to compete in unified doubles, which features one adaptive player and one unified partner.

“An event like this is life-changing for many of the athletes,” Marcy Hirschberg, the chair of the USTA’s national adaptive tennis committee said. “They look forward to this, they couldn’t be more excited, and it gives them a chance to feel like everybody else and have a great tournament experience. They also to build relationships all over the country.”

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Passionate volunteers like Hirschberg are crucial to the success of an adaptive tennis event, and Orlando was no different. In addition to her role as chair of the national adaptive tennis committee, she’s also been a unified partner for nearly 25 years locally in Atlanta with the Special Pops Tennis organization — one of nearly 350 adaptive tennis organizations registered with the USTA nationwide.

“It’s your job as the tennis player to play to the level of the adaptive athletes and make sure that they have a successful, fun, and competitive experience,” Hirschberg said. “At the Adaptive Tennis National Championships, all kind of entities come together and that’s what’s so special about this event. We work with all the USTA sections, D&I [diversity and inclusion] staff, many local programs, and the committee to make this a success.”

For local professionals including Cee Jai Jones, the director of diversity, NJTL (National Junior Tennis and Learning) and grants for USTA Southern, the enhanced collaboration between national and section staff for 2022 that Hirschberg described helped keep the athletes’ experience at the forefront.

“The 2022 National Adaptive Tennis Championships means everything,” Jones said. “I was fortunate to be here for the 2019 nationals, and what a joy that was. But to have a hiatus of about three years before the next one, and then to see some of the athletes that did participate three years ago back, they were hungry for this opportunity. This is something that really surpasses the imagination for a lot of players who are adaptive and would love to have this opportunity.”

Champions were crowned in four playing divisions. Hirschberg and her playing partner, Lawton Kugler, took home victory for USTA Southern in Division 3. They were joined by Brittany Tagliareni and John Richards, representing USTA Florida, who were Division 1 champions; Kevin Olin and Tyler Carroll, also of the Southern section, in Division 2; and Mark Segerman and Jim Lawson, of USTA New England, the winners of Division 4.

But the action on the court was only part of the story of the weekend. USTA national staff also held a workshop to introduce the first-ever adaptive tennis curriculum, which will support providers around the country as they seek to make the sport of tennis more inclusive for all.

The release of this game-changing curriculum was the culmination of two years’ worth of work by many in the USTA and outside of it, including Florida’s Lisa Pugliese-LaCroix. Six years ago, Pugliese-LaCroix founded Love Serving Autism and has since made adaptive tennis her life’s work. With 30 Florida-based chapters and six in other states, the non-profit currently provides specialized, therapeutic tennis instruction to 575 children and 60 adults with autism spectrum disorders and other developmental challenges.

Last Issue’s Trivia Contest Winner Is …

Congratulations! We drew our winner from a pool of readers who submitted correct answers, and Tom Chae, Oxford Mill Men’s B8, won a pair of shoes from K-Swiss! Try your luck with this issue’s contest and see if you can join the ranks of our previous trivia contest winners. Here is the original quiz and the correct answers:

1. Who will step in next year to be the 2023 ALTA President? Linda Shepherd

2. When he’s not teaching tennis, he enjoys coaching baseball, grilling, and fly fishing. What is the name of this pro and the name of the business he owns? Ben Hestley and Bull Shark Sports

3. When and where was the 2022 Special Olympics Summer Games event? May and Emory University

January/February Trivia Contest

To enter the contest, correctly answer the following three questions, in addition to submitting a new favorite courtside recipe, and mail it to New South Publishing, Attn: Cory Sekine-Pettite, 9040 Roswell Road, Suite 210, Atlanta, GA 30350. Answers and recipes may also be submitted online at netnewsmag.com. Hint: The answers can be found in this issue.

Entry deadline: Tuesday, February 7.

1. What’s the correct way to record a match retirement?

2. Which ALTA volunteer worked a job building underwater mines and also has the talent of being a classical ballet dancer?

Name Address City State ZIP Email Phone League Team

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Linda

2023 ALTA Executive Committee

BY EMMY POWELL, NET NEWS EDITOR

Shepherd, President

Place of Birth: Freeport, NY

Career: Interior Facility Design and Maintenance

ALTA History: Sunday Women coordinator (2004-2012), overall coordinator (2013-2020), and VP (2021), ALTA Foundation Board (2018-2019), First VP (2022), President (2023).

What is your favorite western movie? It wasn’t a western movie, but a show. “The Andy Griffith Show” was my favorite. It was a simple comedy with values about parenting and community. It was an example of the way life should be.

Who is your favorite western movie actor? Andy Griffith — The greatest sheriff in town. He is who I aspire to be like as the new “sheriff in ALTA town” — calm, humble, fair, and always share a friendly smile.

Who are your favorite professional tennis players and why? The Bryan brothers. They have been successful not only on the court, but through their mission after tennis to better the lives of children. They focus on raising money for underserved children to help with education, tennis, and general life skills.

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? I have always had the hope and dream to become the president one day.

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Spend a day without technology. Our social skills, relationships, and overall ability to focus have declined due to the increased amount of technology.

Photos by Laura Barnard

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Chequetta Allen

First Vice President

Place of Birth: Raleigh, NC

Career: Fleet Management

What is your favorite western movie? “The Harder They Fall”

Who is your favorite western movie actor? Sam Elliott

What talent do you have that most people don’t know about? I make door wreaths. I used to make them with my late mother, and I’ve just recently gotten back into making them.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? I would love to travel to Tanzania, Africa to learn about Tanzanian culture and history, and I would visit Serengeti National Park, Mt. Kilimanjaro, and Zanzibar.

Who is your favorite professional tennis player and why? My current favorite tennis player is Coco Gauff. She is a fighter, and she never gives up.

Larry Waters, Treasurer

Place of Birth: Savannah, GA

Career: Electrical Applications Engineering

What is your favorite western movie? Too many to name but maybe “True Grit.”

If you could have a “dream dinner” with three other people, living or dead, who would they be? Thomas Edison, Bob Hope, Roger Federer. How’s that for variety?

Who is your favorite western movie actor? John Wayne

If you could have a “dream dinner” with three other people, living or dead, who would they be? Thomas Edison, Bob Hope, Roger Federer. How’s that for variety?

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? Australia. I have never been there and always wanted to go.

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? To give back to a great organization. When I moved to Atlanta, I really didn’t know anyone. A friend got me involved with tennis in my neighborhood, and I met a number of people who have become long-time friends.

Mimi McFall, Secretary

Place of Birth: Stamford, CT

Career: Retired Commercial Banker

What is your favorite western movie? “Dances with Wolves”

Who is your favorite western movie actor? Robert Duvall

What do you love most about ALTA? Thursday, it’s “Game Day.”

Tell us something interesting about yourself that many people do now know. I have run two marathons.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? An African safari

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? ALTA is a great organization. When I moved to Atlanta 24 years ago, my realtor suggested I join an ALTA team. I am still playing with the same core group, and my teammates have become lifelong friends.

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Place of Birth: London, Canada

Career: Bachelor of Science Chemistry University of Cape Town

What is your favorite western movie? “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”

Who is your favorite professional tennis player and why? Rafael Nadal. He never gives up and always plays each point like it was the last.

Tell us something interesting about yourself that many people do not know. I have lived on three different continents: Africa, Europe, and North America.

If you could have a “dream dinner” with three other people, living or dead, who would they be? Nelson Mandela, Abraham Lincoln, and Jane Austen.

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? It seemed a natural extension of being a captain and scorekeeper. It has truly been a joy to meet and work with the most delightful people. I even found my Thursday and Senior Day teams through ALTA and the friendships I have made by being a volunteer.

Men’s League Vice President

Place of Birth: Dayton, OH

Career: Insurance & Real Estate Sales

What is your favorite western movie? “Unforgiven”

Who is your favorite western movie actor?

Clint Eastwood

If you won the lottery, what’s the first thing you would do? Invest the money and live off the interest, so I can play tennis and pickleball every day!

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Skyline Chili

What talent do you have that most people don’t know about? I can play the drums.

Tell us something interesting about yourself that many people do not know. I grew up in Dayton, Ohio and love thin crust pizza and have been known to bring back as many as 40 pizzas on an airplane from there.

Place of Birth: New Orleans, LA

Career: Financial Consultant

What is your favorite western movie? “Lonesome Dove”

Who is your favorite western movie actor? Robert Duvall

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Live overseas. It gives one a whole new perspective.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? I would take my entire family on a safari in Kenya to see the many majestic animals in their natural habitat while we can.

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? I love tennis and as an ALTA captain, it created a desire to be even more involved in this great organization. So, when I received the call to become an ALTA coordinator, it was with great excitement that I accepted.

Greg McAfee

Susan Levin

Sunday Women’s League Vice President

Photos by Laura Barnard

Karen Sullivan

Thursday Women’s League Vice President

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Joan Marcinko

Senior

Day Leagues Vice President

Place of Birth: Greensburg, PA

Career: Mathematician/ Programmer

What is your favorite western movie? “Blazing Saddles”

What do you love most about ALTA? I love the variety of leagues we have to join. It’s been fun to try them all, but my personal favorite is the ALTA Run/Roll League. The Wheelchair League players are amazing athletes and so fun to play with!

Who is your favorite western movie actor? Probably Clint Eastwood

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Horseback riding on a beautiful island beach at sunset. Tell us something interesting about yourself that many people do not know. I married my high school sweetheart, Len, after both of us finished college in the summer of 1973. In August, we’ll be celebrating our 50th!

Senior Leagues Vice President

Place of Birth: Kingsport, TN

Career: Newspaper reporter, public relations, homeschool mom

If you could have a “dream dinner” with three other people, living or dead, who would they be? Peyton Manning, Dolly Parton, and Bobby Cox.

What talent do you have that most people don’t know about? During COVID, I learned that I could make a delicious meal out of the most ridiculous ingredients!

Who is your favorite professional tennis player and why? Andre Agassi. I loved watching him play, loved his bad-boy persona, and love how much he does for others now.

What do you love most about ALTA? I’ve loved meeting some super people on the tennis court that I probably would never have met otherwise. I love the competition and feel blessed to be able to play a game I enjoy!

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? Truthfully? Because Joan Appelbaum talked me into it! I believe in stepping up and helping with groups/organizations in which I participate; ALTA wouldn’t be able to do what it does without its volunteers!

Place of Birth: Philadelphia, PA

Career: Consulting Actuary and frequent volunteer

What is your favorite western movie? “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”

If you won the lottery, what’s the first thing you would do? Check my pulse.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? Follow my “in-progress” book from destination to destination in nearly every country in the world, drinking their best local wines.

Who is your favorite professional tennis player and why? Roger Federer, both because of his class on and off the court and his ability to play a great game on any surface against any player.

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? It was time to give back. I saw an opportunity to make positive change and to make the league better for our tens of thousands of members.

Tell us something interesting about yourself that many people do not know. If you are reading this, it’s likely I have a lot more siblings than you do.

Gina Clance

Photos by Laura Barnard

John Lowell Mixed Doubles League Vice President

Wendy Fee

Junior Leagues Vice President

Place of Birth: Mineola, NY

Career: Chiropractor

What is your favorite western movie? I don’t really have a favorite movie. However, when I was younger, I used to love watching “Little House on the Prairie” on TV.

Who is your favorite western movie actor? In the 70’s, my favorite western actor was Pete Duel on “Alias Smith and Jones.”

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? My sister was a coordinator for the Junior Leagues, and I saw how much fun she was having. When my kids grew older, I asked how I could become involved. The rest is history!

If you could have a “dream dinner” with three other people, living or dead, who would they be? Jackson Browne so he could sing for us, Wayne Dyer so he could advise and motivate us, and Curtis Stone so he could cook for us.

Who is your favorite professional tennis player and why? Mariaan de Swardt from South Africa. Many people may not know that she partnered with Martina Navratilova, and they played and lost against the Williams’ sisters at Wimbledon in 2000. Mariaan coached my Sunday Women’s team in 2004, and we went to City finals for the first time ever!

Place of Birth: Grand Rapids, MI

Career: Patient and Family Advocate

What is your favorite western movie? “Unforgiven”

Who is your favorite western movie actor? Denzel Washington

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? Visit every country in Africa.

What talent do you have that most people don’t know about? My son says I can yell really loudly.

Who is your favorite professional tennis player and why? Carlos Alcaraz is my favorite tennis player. He’s so aggressive and unrelenting.

Tell us something interesting about yourself that many people do not know. I have tried standup comedy.

Special Programs Vice President

Place of Birth: Seaford, NY

Career: Retired – cellphone company

What is your favorite western movie? “El Dorado”

Who is your favorite western movie actor? John Wayne

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? I would visit all the Major League Baseball parks.

Who is your favorite professional tennis player and why? Andre Agassi. He had long hair (and so did I at that time), and he was a great returner of serve, which is a strong part of my game.

What talent do you have that most people don’t know about? I’m a good cook.

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? I wanted to make sure wheelchair tennis would continue and grow in our area.

Tell us something interesting about yourself that many people do not know. I was a bouncer at my college bar.

Stacey Simmons

Junior Challenge Ladder Vice President

Mark LaRotonda

Photos by Laura Barnard

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Debbie Gaster 2021 President

Place of Birth: Wilmington, DE

Career: Former Insurance Adjuster

What is your favorite western movie? “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”

Who is your favorite western movie actor? Clint Eastwood

If you won the lottery, what’s the first thing you would do? Book a trip to all four Grand Slam tennis tournaments.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? Always Italy.

What do you love most about ALTA? I love the concept that players of any ability level can have a competitive match. The experience is essentially the same for beginners and advanced players.

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? ALTA tennis has enriched my life in so many unexpected ways. It was an easy “yes” when asked to be a coordinator back in 2001.

Lamar Scott 2022 President

Place of Birth: Atlanta, GA

Career: HR Manager, Professional tennis and pickleball instructor

What is your favorite western movie? “Blazing Saddles”

Who is your favorite western movie actor? Denzel Washington (“The Magnificent Seven”)

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Adopting a pet.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? The time to spend with those that I love the most; so there would be no destination, and it’s something money could never buy.

Who is your favorite professional tennis player and why? Rafael Nadal because of the time I got to spend with him personally. I had the opportunity to show him and his team around the city few years back, and he is an incredible person. He is a fierce competitor on the court but has one of the biggest hearts off the court.

Place of Birth: Atlanta, GA

Career: Non-profit fundraising and development

What is your favorite western movie? “Open Range”

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? A trip to the Maldives.

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? New food from different cultures.

What talent do you have that most people don’t know about? I am ambidextrous.

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? I started volunteering with ALTA 15 years ago to be more active in the organization and be helpful in helping advance ALTA’s mission.

Photos by Laura Barnard

Cameron Turner ALTA Foundation Representative

Marla Michalewicz

Events and Tournaments Vice President

Place of Birth: Fort Worth, TX

Career: Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission/ auditor, then mom and homemaker

If you won the lottery, what’s the first thing you would do? I would buy houses for our sons, nieces and nephews, or pay off their mortgages.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? It would be the Galapagos Islands on a private yacht.

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Ziplining, which is on my bucket list.

Who is your favorite professional tennis player and why? Billie Jean King. She changed the sport for women, and I love that she beat Bobby Riggs in that infamous “Battle of the Sexes” showdown.

What do you love most about ALTA? The concept: a bunch of volunteers who love tennis and want to make it accessible to everyone in Atlanta.

Place of Birth: Long Island, NY

Career: Registered Nurse

What is your favorite western movie? “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”

Who is your favorite western movie actor? Paul Newman (or maybe Robert Redford — he was so handsome back then).

2023 ALTA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Skiing across Europe. If you are not able to ski, at least take the ski lift up to the top. It’s breathtaking!

What do you love most about ALTA? Everything! Playing, volunteering, neighborhood gatherings, friendships made on and off the court, etc. I think one of the most special things has been playing tennis with my family: my husband, my two sons, my sister and my brother-in-law. I used to tell my son, it may not be so special right now playing tennis with your mom, but in years to come, you will look back and think it was so cool that you had the opportunity to play tennis with your mom and dad.

Tell us something interesting about yourself that many people do not know. My husband and I are childhood sweethearts, going on 43 years this year. We even made it through playing Mixed Doubles together.

ALTA is an extremely unique organization, as the backbone and true functioning body is made up of extraordinary volunteers. We recognize those who devote countless hours to organizing and scheduling the ALTA leagues. They do everything they can to make sure your experience on the courts is positive and enjoyable. It all starts with the captains, coordinators, overall coordinators, and that leads to the league vice presidents and top officers who oversee this vast network of volunteers.

Photos by Laura Barnard

Tammi Copelli President’s Appointee

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2022 ALTA ANNUAL MEETING 2022 Annual Meeting

BY EMMY POWELL, NET NEWS EDITOR

Most of you know the true backbone of ALTA’s unique organization is its vast number of volunteers. What you might not know is the time commitment of those who choose to serve. We have members who have spent more than 40 years as an ALTA volunteer, 25-year Hall of Fame members, and officers who pledge at least a five-year commitment if voted onto the board to serve as the First Vice President, President, and Board Chairman. It all comes together by those who dedicate their time to help run the ALTA leagues. Many of those members came together at this year’s annual meeting to hear about the numerous accomplishments in 2022, in addition to the recognition of the fine people who make ALTA …ALTA.

ALTA Board Chairman Bill Price kicked off the meeting, citing the strength of the ALTA organization. “2022 has been another great year for The Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association. PostCOVID, we have experienced membership growth to levels above 2019. Junior and Senior leagues have seen the greatest year-over-year increase, and participation in virtually all leagues is up,” he said. Price also acknowledged the importance of ALTA’s volunteers. “From captains to coordinators and overalls, to league VPs, you support over 60,000 active members enjoying all ALTA has to offer. On behalf of the membership, I thank you for all you do.”

One key initiative diligently worked on for the last several years has been a comprehensive plan to expand ALTA’s boundaries to increase participation while reducing travel times. This year,

under the leadership of Sandy Depa, the boundaries committee proposed (and the board approved) a pilot program to allow facilities outside our existing boundaries and annexation area to apply to become an approved ALTA facility. Learn more about this pilot program for 2023 on page 12.

While ALTA’s primary mission is to facilitate league play, there is so much more to the organization. “Via the ALTA Foundation, led this year by Rita Maloof, ALTA makes a significant impact in the community on an annual basis,” said Price. More than $85,000 was awarded through various grants and scholarships in 2022. Some of the recipients include Junior ALTA players who received college scholarships, the Georgia Special Summer Olympics, Pace Academy, Blaze Sports, the ALTA Foundation’s START program (more on page 14), Special Pops, AYTEF, and so many others. You can now make an online donation when you renew your membership at www.altatennis.org.

Price also echoed the sound financial position of ALTA. He thanked ALTA Treasurer Larry Waters and the finance committee for being good stewards of ALTA’s resources. “I am very happy to report to you that financially our organization is in great shape,” said Waters. Nearly all of ALTA’s yearly revenue is from membership dues. This year membership was up 2 percent as of the end of October compared to the same period last year. An integral part of ALTA’s financial success is due to the great work of Leslie Gersack, ALTA’s bookkeeper. “Leslie does an amazing job with all of

ALTA Board Chairman Bill Price calls the meeting to order. Center: ALTA Board Chairman Bill Price receives his Chairman’s Award from 2022 ALTA President Lamar Scott. Bottom: ALTA’s Foundation Board Members (pictured L-R): Secretary Cameron Turner, President Rita Maloof, and Treasurer Larry Waters.

Photos by Laura Barnard

our financial transactions and has been a great help to me answering my questions, creating monthly reports and by being a big part of our recent yearly budget process,” said Waters.

Turning his attention to the 2022 ALTA President Lamar Scott, Price recognized the great work done by the Executive Committee under Scott’s leadership. “Lamar and the pickleball committee planned and conducted several pickleball clinics around the city where we exceeded all participation expectations,” he said. “Members, and frankly, the community in general, are excited ALTA is taking a leading role in providing additional opportunities to participate in racquet sports in the Atlanta area.”

Scott helped launch three ALTA Pickleball Clinics/Mixers at 13 facilities, providing introduction to newcomers and welcoming more seasoned players to a social round robin. “Each session sold out within hours, and we were able to connect with more than 640 members, with over 50 on the waiting list,” said Scott. The committee continues to discuss the infrastructure and anticipates launching league play in 2023.

Scott had a busy and successful year, which he said went by way too fast. “Looking back at my term as president, it’s been a great year and an experience that I’ll never forget.” Scott also pointed out that the Atlanta Open was a key

event sponsored by ALTA. ALTA Day included recognition of the ALTA Foundation scholarship winners, the top players on the Junior Challenge Ladder, and a great women’s exhibition match. “I had the opportunity to perform the coin toss for the match between Coco Gauff and Sofia Kenin — and what a match it was,” Scott said.

Scott pointed out his key goal to listen and learn from ALTA’s members and volunteers, with the main objectives being to grow the membership and opportunities within ALTA. “We listened to parents and coaches, and late last year, embarked on a Junior Player AA Pilot program that allowed 16- and 17-year-old competitive juniors to play at the AA level in our Men’s, Sunday Women’s, and Mixed Doubles Adult Leagues,” he said. “Initially, 14 junior players took advantage of the program. …And this year, that number doubled to 28 players!

“The exciting part was that half were

girls and half were boys, and the best part is that 90 percent of them moved on to continue to play in an adult league,” Scott continued. He closed by saying, “Tennis has positively impacted so many aspects of my life, and it has been my privilege to give back to the organization that has made all this possible.”

Moving into 2023, the future looks bright for ALTA. That future includes 2023 President Linda Shepherd. Shepherd said serving as president is a dream come true. “I am excited, I am humbled, and I am honored,” she added. She recalls in 2004 when she walked up the steps to the first coordinator’s meeting and walking through the door to a room of laughter, smiles and friendships. “I knew then this was more than a volunteer position. It was a family that I had been asked to join.”

Shepherd reiterated her plan to lead the organization to expand the boundaries and monitor the results. She also echoed the sentiment to find a solid plan for ALTA to incorporate pickleball in the Atlanta area. “You better find a paddle and a pickleball because ALTA is joining the craze,” she said. Shepherd closed out her speech emphasizing the important of service to ALTA’s members. “Our customers are our members. I believe good customer service starts with our leaders. It starts with me, and I’ll do my best to promote and continue our good customer service.”

Following the swearing-in of the 2023 ALTA Executive Committee and several award presentations, Price brought the meeting to a close and thanked the ALTA staff. “While few in number, the support from Renee Bowen, Emmy Powell, Joan Appelbaum, Jena Pace, Michelle Camay, and Leslie Gersack is the best,” he said. He also acknowledged his trusted advisors: Larry Waters, Bob Fitzgerald, Marla Michalewicz, Lamar Scott, Debbie Gaster, and Sandy Depa. Perhaps his most trusted advisor is his wife, Dawn, whom he thanked as well. “Your love, support, and honestly lift me up and keep me grounded all at the same time.”

We are all looking forward to another exciting year for ALTA in 2023!

Photos by Laura Barnard

ALTA’s 25-year Hall of Fame Award Winners (pictured L-R): Delphine Reese, Bob Kohmescher, William Saunders, Rusty Jones, and Wanda Haywood.

2023 ALTA President Linda Shepherd and 2023 First Vice President Chequetta Allen.

2022 ALTA AWARD RECIPIENTS 2022 Award Recipients

Ruby

Chairman of the Board

Bill Price

Tsavorite

Executive Committee President

Lamar Scott

Diamond In Racquet

Executive Committee/Board of Directors, First Year

Gina Clance

Susan Levin

Karen Sullivan

25-Year Hall of Fame

Wanda Haywood

Rusty Jones

Robert Kohmescher

Delphine Reese William Saunders

ALTA Gold Pin

20 years of service

Cathy Gonzales

Donna Harms

Barbara Murray Cindy Saunders

Marty Schmidt

Larry Waters

Honorary Membership

15 years of service

Laura Barnard

Dianne Daniel

Lisa Hills

Terry Godbold Susan Levin

Marla Michalewicz*

Jane Milton Lamar Scott* Kirsten Sykes Cameron Turner

*already honorary

Bezel Rope for Coin

10 years of service

Marlene Holben

Kevin Houston

Barbara Kubach

Sandra Neimeyer

Jena Pace

Diamond in Coin

Five years of Service

Stephanie Ricker

Gold Coin

Two Years of Service

Angie Baker

F. David McGlothlin

Crystal Miller

Shannon Odam

Shane Remillard

2023 ALTA Officers

Chair of the Board

Sandy Depa

2021 ALTA President Debbie Gaster

2022 ALTA President Lamar Scott

2023 ALTA President Linda Shepherd

ALTA Foundation President Rita Maloof

2022 Elected Member Keri Beck

2023 Elected Member Mitch Falkin

Treasurer Larry Waters

Secretary/First Vice President Chequetta Allen

2023 ALTA Foundation

Board of Directors

President

Rita Maloof

Treasurer Larry Waters

Secretary Cameron Turner

2023 ALTA Executive Committee

President

Linda Shepherd

First Vice-President (2022 President Elect) Chequetta Allen Treasurer Larry Waters

Secretary Mimi McFall

Vice President Men’s League Greg McAfee

Vice President Thursday Women’s League Karen Sullivan Vice President Sunday Women’s League Susan Levine

Vice President Senior Leagues Gina Clance

Vice President Senior Day Leagues Joan Marcinko

Vice President Mixed Doubles League John Lowell Vice President Junior Leagues Wendy Fee Vice President Junior Challenge Ladder Stacey Simmons

Vice President Events and Tournaments Marla Michalewicz

Vice President of Special Programs

Mark LaRotonda President’s Appointee Tammi Copelli

2022 President

Lamar Scott

2021 President Debbie Gaster

ALTA Foundation Rep. Cameron Turner

Stepping Up For ALTA

The 2022 League Coordinators of the Year

BY EMMY POWELL, NET NEWS EDITOR

There is so much time, commitment, and dedication that involves a tremendous workforce behind ALTA’s non-profit organization. One of the many highlights of this year’s annual meeting is recognizing those who go above and beyond for ALTA’s members.

Here are your 2022 ALTA Coordinators of the Year.

Seth Appelbaum

Senior Leagues

Place of Birth: Boston, MA

Career: Sales Management –Wine Business

Senior Leagues Vice President Gina Clance says in her role as VP, she tries to surround herself with experienced ALTA volunteers. “I found myself in need of one more coordinator, and Seth was quick to step up.” She goes on to say that Appelbaum was faced with a few tough situations and handled them like a champ. “He is always ready to learn something new and help out where he is needed.”

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? A trip around the world.

If you could have a “dream dinner” with three other people, living or dead, who would they be? Queen Elizabeth, Ronald Reagan, and Elon Musk.

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Tandem skydiving. It is a rush.

Who is your favorite professional tennis player and why? Bjorn Borg – First with numerous grand slam titles and did it as a gentleman with style.

What do you love most about ALTA? My wife. But seriously, the friends I have made.

Bea Blankenship Sunday Women’s League

Place of Birth: Madison, FL

Career: Executive Assistant for the State of Georgia

Sunday Women’s League Vice President Susan Levin says Blankenship is knowledgeable about the rules and works closely with her captains to ensure they’re aware of all the resources available to them to support their teams. “Her positive and bubbly disposition is reflected in her communications with her teams and whatever the situation, she always demonstrates understanding and grace,” Levin says.

If you could have a “dream dinner” with three other people, living or dead, who would they be? I would have dinner with Jesus, my father who has passed away, and Reba McEntire.

What talent do you have that most people don’t know about? I don’t have a talented bone in my body...LOL.

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? I had recently had ACL surgery and was unable to play tennis. I got a phone call from the Sunday Women’s VP asking if I would be a coordinator. Since I was unable to play (and I have a hard time saying no), I said YES. It has been rewarding, and I have met some amazing people over the years.

Alicia Farley Junior Leagues

Place of Birth: Philadelphia, PA

Career: Telecommunication Sales and Domestic CEO

Junior Leagues Vice President Tammi Copelli says Farley is a silent warrior and extremely deserving of this award. She handles every team, player, or manager issue efficiently, professionally, and without a complaint. “She is always on top of everything.”

If you won the lottery, what’s the first thing you would do? I would book a multigenerational family trip.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? Ireland

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Sushi

What do you love most about ALTA? The team camaraderie!

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? The first coordinator I had as a captain was so helpful. I thought it would be fun to do the same thing with the Junior League teams and support their managers.

Photos by Laura Barnard

ALTA LEAGUE COORDINATORS OF THE YEAR

Nina Hutcherson

Mixed Doubles League

Place of Birth: Daegu, South Korea

Career: U.S. Navy Veteran, Network Manager before raising kids

Nina Hutcherson is a fairly quiet coordinator, but she does her job on time and does it well, according to Mixed Doubles League Vice President John Lowell. “I spoke to several of her captains, and all were complimentary of her. They said she was responsive even when traveling.” Lowell also says that during City Finals, he noticed that Hutcherson went out of her way to help other ALTA volunteers, as well as work with the players for which she was responsible.

What talent do you have that most people don’t know about? Classical ballet dancer.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? To see the Northern Lights.

Tell us something interesting about yourself that many people do not know. When I was in the military, I took a traditionally male-oriented job building underwater mines.

Lynn Lee

Senior Day Leagues

Place of Birth: Sandersville, GA

Career: Business Senior Day League Vice President Cathy Gonzales says Lynn Lee continues to set herself apart as she has volunteered with ALTA for more than 20 years. “She is always there when a special need arises, and she does great work with ALTA players competing at City Finals, making them feel comfortable and giving them excellent information. She is wonderful at problem solving shared with a smile.”

If you could have a “dream dinner” with three other people, living or dead, who would they be? Jesus, my mother, and my dad.

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Anything that scares you but not too dangerous — jet skiing on my 69th birthday was this year! I’d like to try zip lining next year, but I am not interested in sky diving.

Why did you become an ALTA volunteer? I’ve played tennis most of my life. As an adult, I wanted to be a part of an organization that grew from a few players into this world renown organization. ALTA could combine both my interests — business and tennis!

Jane Milton Thursday Women’s League

Place of Birth: California

Career: Hairstylist but mostly a stay-at-home mom Described as one of the truly best coordinators by Thursday Women’s League Vice President Karen Sullivan, Milton is always available to help her teams with any questions or issues they may have, and she does so with a caring and informative approach. “She brings a wealth of knowledge to her position, and I always know her teams are in the best hands,” Sullivan says.

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Whitewater rafting through the Grand Canyon on the Colorado River.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? High on my bucket list is a trip to the national parks in the Northwest. I visited many of them as a kid but don’t really remember the beauty and experience. I love the outdoors and seeing nature.

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Whitewater rafting through the Grand Canyon on the Colorado River.

Stephen Murray Men’s League

Place of Birth: Glen Cove, NY

Career: Consumer Products Sales Management

Men’s League Vice President Mitch Falkin says Murray’s consistent communications with his captains is probably his biggest strength. “He distinguishes between the experienced captain who doesn’t need much handholding, to the brand-new captain who benefits greatly from more attention.” Falkin goes on to say that Murray treats all captains, players, and contemporaries with respect. “Steve is ‘on the ball’ regarding weekly developments and issues throughout the season, is very responsive, and makes significant contributions to ALTA during the off-season by offering excellent suggestions about how to make the Men’s League better.”

If you could have a “dream dinner” with three other people, living or dead, who would they be? Ernest Hemingway, Steven Spielberg and Andre Agassi.

If time and money weren’t obstacles, what would be your dream trip destination? Wimbledon, again!

What is something you think everyone should try at least once? Pfeffernusse cookies.

Photos by Laura Barnard

WINTER GETAWAYS

Before you begin your spring ALTA seasons, consider a winter getaway. These nearby destinations not only offer world-class tennis facilities, but also plenty of off-court pampering and family activities. Read on to decide which picturesque locale best suits your needs for a little R&R.

COMPILED AND EDITED BY CORY SEKINE-PETTITE

Credit One Charleston Open

Big Canoe Racquet Club

Spectrum Resorts—The Beach Club Resort & Spa

Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort

Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort

Sea Island Resort

Tennis lovers can book their perfect regional escape at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort on Hilton Head Island. Enjoy tennis court time, lessons, clinics, and more daily at the award-winning Palmetto Dunes Tennis & Pickleball Center. Along with its easy-to-access proximity, Hilton Head Island remains evergreen all year-round, making its 2,000acre resort an ideal regional destination.

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Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

The Palmetto Dunes Tennis and Pickleball Center has been named the island’s top tennis and pickleball resort.

Palmetto Dunes not only boasts 24 lighted pickleball courts, but also one of the most comprehensive instructional programs on the East Coast.

Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort Destin, Florida

Serving up the best tennis experience in Northwest Florida, Sandestin offers 12 world-class HydroGrid clay and three hard tennis courts, six pickleball courts, a wide range of experiences including private lessons with pros, a highly ranked Junior Tennis program, and fun Round Robin tournaments for all skill levels. Looking for a customized experience or package? Sandestin has a program tailored just for you. Get in the game — then relax, unwind, and experience Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort! Sandestin.com/tennis | 877.581.1024

Sea Island Resort Sea Island, Georgia

With its expansive campus, five miles of private beach, and an array of accommodations options that include private cottages, as well as hotel rooms and suites, Sea Island Resort offers guests the opportunity to vacation while maintaining standards for safety and security. Its extensive array of off-the-court activities, the availability of private lessons, custom clinics, and 16 Har-Tru courts combine to make Sea Island the perfect spot for a winter getaway and a place to improve your game. Photos courtesy of Sea Island seaisland.com | 855.216.3774

We can’t imagine a more inviting space. The Garden Atrium at The Spa at Sea Island beckons.

Explore the vast tidal grasslands beyond the barrier Islands by paddleboard with guided nature tours.

Free bike rentals for overnight guests of Sandestin.

Marina Bar & Grill, overlooking Choctawhatchee Bay — one of many dining options on property.

Horseback rides along the south end of Sea Island beach are a unique way to explore the ocean beach habitat of the Georgia coast.

Osprey Pointe Condominiums: 2- 3- and 4-bedroom luxury condominiums — one of many overnight stay options at Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort.

Spectrum Resorts — The Beach Club Resort & Spa

Gulf Shores, Alabama

For generations, families have enjoyed reconnecting and relaxing at The Beach Club. From the beautiful condos and cottages, and the newly renovated spa and salon, to endless activities and four onsite restaurants, it is no wonder families choose to come back year after year. The Beach Club is a vacation in the true sense of the word, so sit back, relax, and enjoy the escape. thebeachclub.spectrumresorts.com | 888.224.7684

G A M E S R E L A X

S e r v i n g u p t h e b e s t t e n n i s e x p e r i e n c e i n N o r t h w e s t F l o r i d a . E x p e r i e n c e 1 2 w o r l d - c l a s s H y d r o G r i d c l a y c o u r t s , t h r e e h a r d c o u r t s , s i x p i c k l e - b a l l c o u r t s , a n d a w i d e r a n g e o f e x p e r i e n c e s i n c l u d i n g p r i v a t e l e s s o n s w i t h p r o s , a h i g h l y - r a n k e d J u n i o r T e n n i s p r o g r a m , a n d f u n R o u n d - R o b i n t o u r n a m e n t s A f t e r a d a y o n t h e c o u r t s , r e l a x a t t h e a w a r d - w i n n i n g S p a L i l l i a n a , l o c a t e d a t H o t e l E f f i e S a n d e s t i n ® a n d i n d u l g e i n a t e n n i s m a s s a g e f o c u s i n g o n t h e c r i t i c a l a r e a s t o s u p p o r t s a f e a n d e f f e c t i v e m o v e m e n t w h i l e y o u p l a y I m p r o v e y o u r g a m e b y p r i o r i t i z i n g y o u r r e c o v e r y !

E X P E R I E N C E I T A L L S A N D E S T I N G O L F A N D B E A C H R E S O R T ®

Private beaches stretch across the Gulf of Mexico setting the stage for long days in the sand and reconnecting with those who mean the most.

Eight lighted Rubico clay tennis courts are open nightly, giving you the option to enjoy a spirited match or just a casual one with your family, day or night.

Designed around a village concept, relax knowing everything your family needs — from dining to shopping and activities — is all onsite at The Beach Club Resort & Spa.

Credit One Charleston Open April 1 - 9, 2023

The Credit One Charleston Open is the largest women’s only tennis tournament in North America. Every April, records are broken and memories are made as extraordinary tennis stars take the court at Credit One Stadium to compete for the coveted Charleston Open title. The WTA Hologic Tour 500 tournament serves as the kick-off to the clay court season and boasts a strong list of past champions including, Chris Evert (x8), Steffi Graf (x4), Serena Williams (x3), and 2022 champion, Belinda Bencic. Packages and single session tickets are on sale now.

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After

Big Canoe Racquet Club

Marble Hill, Georgia

Big Canoe is a private residential neighborhood nestled in the foothills of the north Georgia mountains and has resort-style amenities for everyone to enjoy! Rest assured, there are homes available for rent if you’re not in a buying mood. Big Canoe is located 60 miles north of Atlanta, and the scenic views and environment offer the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. In addition to tennis, there is golf, hiking, bocce ball, and pickleball. There is no shortage of things to do for the family or the person looking to get away. bigcanoepoa.org | 706.268.3367

Unforgettable moments and memories are made at the Credit One Charleston Open every year.

Located on Daniel Island just minutes from historic downtown Charleston, the tournament courts are nestled into the Lowcountry landscape with tennis played under warm ocean breezes, large oaks, and palm trees.

a day or night of world-class tennis, delight in Charleston’s charm, culinary scene, and historic sights.

The Clubhouse at Lake Sconti is in the center of Big Canoe.

From black bears to wild turkeys to its resident bald eagles, wildlife is an indelible part of Big Canoe.

Big Canoe boasts 25 miles of hiking trails that snake around waterfalls, a Native American archeological site, and stunning mountain vistas.

THURSDAY WOMEN

Thursday 9:30 a.m.

Spring registration runs Dec. 29–Jan. 19

Spring season is Mar. 16–Apr. 27

Registration Information

BY KAREN SULLIVAN, THURSDAY WOMEN’S LEAGUE VICE PRESIDENT

ALTA spring tennis is right around the corner, and it’s always one of the best times of year to enjoy life on the court with your team. I would like to remind you of important dates for the upcoming spring season. Registration for the spring leagues opened on December 29 and will run through Jan. 19, 2023. Schedules become available on March 2, and the Thursday League regular season begins on March 16 and ends on April 27. City Finals will be on May 4 for the AA level while the A, B, and C levels will be on May 11.

There can be such varied weather conditions in the spring, from chilly mornings to some days where it can feel like summer. I encourage you all to be familiar with the rules and procedures for inclement weather as it always seems that spring brings several rain showers!

Please make sure that your membership/contact information is correct on the ALTA website. This is the information that team captains will use to contact you. This is ALTA’s way to keep you up to date with all pertinent league information. It is vitally important to ensure that your email address, phone numbers, and mailing address are all correct.

The ALTA website is a great place to access all the latest

league information, the year’s calendar, adult league rules, and any information related to all ALTA leagues. As a captain, the website is the place to obtain your tracking sheet for the team. This will enable you to note each player’s line position and outcome for each match. The use of the Lineup Checker will inform you if there is a problem with a proposed lineup. The ALTA website also will enable you to publish the lineup to the entire team, and each team member can confirm their availability once the lineup for a match is published. Using the ALTA website can go a long way to help make the job of being captain a little easier!

Finally, one of the most common emails I receive as league VP is players wanting to be removed from a roster. Each team member gets an email informing them when a team captain submits a roster for a specific season. Members need to act in a timely manner if they do not want to be on this roster. Once the roster correction deadline has passed, a player cannot be removed from a roster. This is to ensure the integrity of the league as we assign levels based on the entire roster that is submitted.

I wish you all a great spring season with always sunny tennis days!

Photos by Laura Barnard

MEN

Get Ready For The Big Dance … ALTA Men’s Spring Tennis!

BY GREG MCAFEE, MEN’S LEAGUE VICE PRESIDENT

Ihope you are spending your offseason by playing ALTA Mixed Doubles or maybe even some pickleball. Either way, be sure to stay conditioned and ready to play in the spring league. One of the best ways to stay competitive for the upcoming season is to keep playing tennis during the winter months. This helps keep the “rust” off and avoids injuries which lead to defaults during the season. That, in turn, leads to frustrating your captain as he screams, “This was going to be the season we get the plate!” Too dramatic? No problem … just get out there and do something.

Registration for the spring season opened on Dec. 29, 2022. Can you believe it? When you’re making those New Year’s resolutions, how about adding one more? Renew your ALTA membership before the roster deadline so that you won’t be left off the spring roster! You’ll thank me later.

Here are three reminders before you submit your roster:

1. As mentioned above, captains, be sure to get your players to renew their membership before the roster deadline. Oftentimes, players fail to renew, and the roster is submitted, and a team moves down a level making it difficult to get the player added back to the roster.

2. Having a healthy roster size of 17-20 players is needed to avoid defaults during the season. If you are having trouble getting additional players, you can check the ALTA website under your Member Portal > My Resources. Click on the first box > Find Players and Teams. You can filter and locate players who are looking to join a team. Likewise, if you are a player who needs a team, this is a good resource to find those teams in need of players.

3. If your team wishes to move up or down, when submitting your roster, please be sure to click the “Request for Review” box and provide a reason for the move. This is the best way for someone to put eyes on your requested level.

Lastly, we all love to win and enjoy the competitive spirit of tennis but remember, this is a recreational league and is meant to be fun. Things like “sandbagging” and not giving the opponent the benefit of the doubt on close line calls can stir up emotions on court, which can lead to poor sportsmanship. Please be courteous to your opponents and enjoy the challenge of competition when you win and when you lose.

Photos by Laura Barnard

Saturday 9:00 a.m. Spring registration runs Dec. 29–Jan. 19 Spring season is Mar. 18–Apr. 29

Getting Ready For Spring

BY SUSAN LEVIN, SUNDAY WOMEN’S LEAGUE VICE PRESIDENT

It’s not quite spring yet, but it will be here before we know it. The days will stay lighter longer, the trees begin to leaf out, and the daffodils start peeking out from beneath the cold ground. Yes, all true and all signs of spring. If there is one thing that makes spring different here in metro Atlanta, it’s the thousands of ladies preparing for the ALTA Sunday Women’s spring season. Yes, thousands! Our fall 2022 season had 1,048 Sunday Women’s teams with more than 20,000 ladies on their rosters.

Now that fall is in our rearview mirror, it’s time to begin planning for an exciting spring season of tennis. Players are updating their online ALTA profile to ensure all of their contact information is current, they’re making sure their ALTA membership is up-to-date, and they’re reaching out to their local tennis facility or contacting ALTA captains about joining a Sunday Women’s spring team at their level of play. Not to mention, it’s a great time to start spring training, to participate in those tennis clinics, or get on the court with friends for some social matches.

Sunday Women’s teams comprise all levels. To experience the full enjoyment of tennis, it’s important to be on a team that is your level. If you’re new to ALTA, or if you’re currently not playing at a level that feels like the best fit for your tennis skills, check with a tennis center in your area. Most centers have instructors who will be glad to assist you in determining what level of ALTA may be best for you. In many cases, instructors can introduce you to other ladies at your same skill level or they know teams at your level who may be looking for players. Fortunately, that was my experience when I moved to Atlanta over 20 years ago. I didn’t know how to join an ALTA team or what

level team to join. It was a tennis instructor who introduced me to ALTA, and I’m glad he did.

Our Sunday Women spring registration opened on Dec. 29, 2022 and will close on January 19 of this year. In addition to players preparing for the spring season, team captains of returning teams or new team captains have been busy building their teams as they reach out to each member before adding them to their new spring roster. This is especially important as some members may have moved to another area of town since the fall, or wish to play with a friend on another team, or may wish to move to a different level, etc. Captains will want to review the wealth of detailed information regarding roster registration, submitting a roster, team placement, and other helpful content which is in the ALTA documents: “Roster Registration Information Packet” and the “Adult Captain Handbook.”

With spring just around the corner, what better way to enjoy warm, breezy Sunday afternoons than being on the court for a competitive game of tennis with your team? It’s nice to enjoy the camaraderie of your team, making new friends, healthy competition, and fun-filled exercise. Team spring registration ends Jan. 19, 2023, but ALTA members can join a team any time during the season as long as that team is at or above your current ALTA level rating. Our spring season begins Sunday, March 19 at 1 p.m. If you haven’t already started making your plans for the Sunday Women’s spring season, it’s not too late to start.

We do not play a winter season, so we will start up again in the spring of 2023. Look for a few changes that we’ve been working on this year to grow this fun league.

Photos by Laura Barnard

Photos by Laura Barnard

SENIOR DAY

Women Tues. 10:00 a.m.

Men Wed. 10:00 a.m.

Spring registration runs Dec. 29–Jan. 19

Spring season is Mar. 14–Apr. 26

The True Meaning Of ‘Vintage’

BY JOAN MARCINKO, SENIOR DAY LEAGUES VICE PRESIDENT

Happy New Year everyone!

It has been a few years since I last served on the ALTA Executive Committee, so for me, this new year will present new and exciting challenges. My personal ALTA involvement has spanned almost 25 years, and I have been playing tennis for at least 30 years. Wow, officially I consider myself to be a “vintage” ALTA tennis player! So, those of you who are similar in age (turning 55 or more in 2023) are invited to join me for this spring season of the ALTA Senior Day League.

When I looked up the definition of vintage, there are many different interpretations, but I found one which said it is something between 50-100 years old. That’s us! I hope you will consider joining or rejoining us for this next season as your new and exciting challenge for 2023.

If you are old enough but NOT currently playing in this league, you are missing out on an extremely fun tennis experience. The Senior Day league plays two seasons a year, spring and fall. Our women play three lines on Tuesday mornings at 10 a.m., and our men play on Wednesday mornings at 10 a.m.

I think the start time for this league is great, allowing most of us to get to our matches without competing in the morning traffic. Also with only three lines, a lot of teams sometimes get three courts and are done in plenty of time to go on to lunch. From a captain’s standpoint, it also is simple to do the lineups with only three lines. How cool is that?

I must confess, the word is getting out, and our league’s popularity continues to soar. So it should make sense that if each year everyone gets older, this could make us the fastest growing league in ALTA! This past fall season, we welcomed 15 new teams with an additional 292 new players to this league. We also added a new level to the women’s league. Yep, we are growing every year. Just make a note that when I coined us as “vintage” players, I’m talking about a mature, smart, crafty group of players who love this game! Does that include you? I hope so.

Registration for the spring Senior Day Leagues opened December 29 and closes January 19. I look forward to seeing you on the courts.

JUNIORS

JUNIORS

Girls Sat. 1:30 p.m. Boys Sat. 3:30 p.m. Spring registration runs Dec. 29– Jan. 27 Spring season is Mar. 11 – Apr. 22

Spring Is In The Air

BY WENDY FEE, JUNIOR LEAGUES VICE PRESIDENT

The flowers will soon begin to bloom as we begin to get pumped up for our 2023 junior season. Once again, the excitement for playing one of the most prestigious sports is finally here.

Registration for the spring season is in full swing, with the hope nothing is going to stop us now as we continue to get back to normal. I think we all appreciate what we had before the pandemic, and it’s time to continue moving forward in a positive way. You can feel the exhilaration in the air.

There is nothing better than seeing kids playing and socializing again. Many sports involve teamwork; tennis is no different, especially in ALTA matches. Having people cheer you on (quietly in juniors) as you battle through the elements, sometimes on chilly or windy days, is one of the highlights. I learned that wearing layers is not just for fashion. Remember, we live in Atlanta and have the craziest of weather! It can be fun to have team shirts or have the team wear the same colors on match days, which adds to the excitement and camaraderie for the team.

Within the Junior League, there is so much room for growth. We always encourage more participation by adding more players to the roster or welcoming new teams to the league. The more, the merrier! The juniors are our future in ALTA, and we love to inspire and welcome more participation. Keep in mind that there are Good Sportsmanship Awards that will be given out at the end of the season. You can nominate a player, a team manager, or a team by emailing your coordinator or to me at juniorvp@altatennis.org. There also are scholarship awards

available later this year for junior tennis players who are college-bound seniors.

The Junior League is comprised of players ages 7-18, and matches are played on Saturdays at 1:30 p.m. for the girls, followed by the boys at 3:30 p.m. Registration for the spring season began on Dec. 29, 2022, and will close on January 27 of this year. Schedules will be out February 22. The first scheduled match will be March 11, with the regular season closing on April 22.

Lineups, Lineups, Lineups! If you are an existing team manager or a new team manager or a coach who helps with lineups, there is one thing that is essential to bring to your attention at the start of this season: the use of the Lineup Checker. This is a tool on the ALTA website for lineup configuration. It will keep you from having point deductions due to innocently making an illegal line up with incorrect player movement. The Lineup Checker will not allow a player to go on the scorecard if there is illegal player movement or “sandbagging.” In the past, team managers would think they had the proper lineup, only to find out their mistake post-match and would lose points in the process. I’m happy to say that in 2022 most lineup errors were eliminated but stay vigilant. Your junior players will appreciate keeping all the points they earned.

Please know that whether you are a parent, team manager, coach or coordinator, we appreciate all you do, and we want to thank you for volunteering your time and energy in supporting the junior players of ALTA. We are looking forward to a wonderful, successful, and fulfilling spring season!

Photos by Laura Barnard

WHEELCHAIR RUN/ROLL

And So, It Begins…

BY MARK LAROTONDA, SPECIAL PROGRAMS VICE PRESIDENT

Oh, the weather outside is frightful and the fire is so delightful …which means March is approaching, and the 2023 season of ALTA Wheelchair tennis is upon us.

The ALTA Wheelchair tennis season begins at the Hudlow Tennis Center in Norcross, Georgia on Tuesday, March 14. This season will include two wheelchair doubles sessions, one in the spring and one in the fall, along with our

summer Run/Roll competition. We also are working on having two clinic semesters for both newcomers who want to learn the sport and experienced players who want to fine tune their skills.

For additional information on wheelchair tennis or to register, please visit the ATLA Website at altatennis.org or call 770.399.5788.

Spring roster registration runs from Feb. 10-24 Spring season is Mar. 14–Apr. 25

Photos by Laura Barnard

JUNIORS TIEBREAK

I was watching an ALTA Juniors 8-game pro set match, and the score reached 7-7. One team said it was time to play a tiebreaker. The other team said they should play two more games. If the score reached 8-8, they should then play a tiebreaker. Which team was right?

Wendy Fee, Junior Leagues Vice President

According to ALTA Junior Rules IV. Dual Meets: All matches will be an 8-game pro set. A match is won when one team wins eight games by a margin of at least two games. If the score reaches 7-7, two games are played. If a team wins both games, the win is scored 9-7. If the score reaches 8-8, a 7-point tie-break is played, and the win is scored 9-8.

SERVICE INTERRUPTION

When serving, if a ball rolls onto the receiver’s court from an adjacent court after the first serve and the receiver goes to remove the ball from the court, does the server get two serves now due to the delay between the first and second serve?

Susan Levin, Sunday Women’s League Vice President

As found in Part 2 of the Friend at Court, The Code, Serving 30, Delays during Service: If the ball rolls onto the court after the first serve and before the service motion has started, “The receiver is the judge of whether the delay is sufficiently prolonged to justify giving the server two serves.”

ALTA strives for all our players to operate in the spirit of good sportsmanship. As a receiver, if you’re not sure if the interruption was long enough, we think you should exhibit that good sportsmanship and offer the server two serves. When the server’s second service motion is interrupted by a ball coming on to the court, the server is entitled to two serves.

ROSTER DESIGNEE

If I make someone a designee on my roster, what access does the designee person have on my team site?

John Lowell, Mixed Doubles League Vice President

ALTA Adult League Member Handbook, Roster Submission, Page 13:

You may select any ALTA member to assist in the management of your team. Designees may be a member who is not on the roster. They can be removed when their assistance is no longer necessary. The “designee” will have the same capabilities on the team roster page as the captain. They can create and see lineups, results, schedules, and all other functions as a team leader.

DOUBLE BOUNCE

My partner hit a shot that looked as if it bounced twice in the opponent’s court. They played it and hit a winner as if it had only bounced once. My partner and I objected and said we had won the point because the ball bounced twice on their side of the court. Who is correct?

Karen Sullivan, Thursday Women’s League Vice President

Referring to USTA Part 2 of Friend of Court, The Code #5, they are. Players make calls on their own side of net. The opponent gets the benefit of the doubt, and since they did not call a “double bounce,” they would win the point.

DID YOU EVER WONDER ABOUT … ?

If you’ve ever had a situation occur in a match where no one on the court knew the rule that applied, send your inquiry to Good Question. ALTA officials answer questions in each issue of Net News and yours could be chosen next. Submit your question, along with your name, league, team name and level to altaeditor@altatennis.org.

Photos by Laura Barnard

Jensens Never Quit!

“Where is the defibrillator?” The day before, during my onboarding, the director of facilities for the resort pointed out to me the various pieces of emergency equipment that included the defibrillator! I knew exactly where it was — right behind the court on my side of the net where Murphy went down.

Iwant to share again an experience I had with my brother a little over a year ago. I had just taken a position as director of racquet sports at the amazing Garden of the Gods resort in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I was finishing my final week of onboarding when my brother, Murphy, and I were playing an exhibition for the resort’s members and guests.

Everything was going great with loads of dynamic shots and fun trash-talking at the beginning of the match. In the second game, Murphy was serving in the deuce court when I could see his eyes suddenly close. From that point, he crashed backwards with his head taking the final blow from the fall.

Murphy had gone into sudden cardiac arrest and was lying motionless on the court. Fortunately, there were off-duty medical professionals and first responders who were watching the match. By the time I was able to reach Murph, one of the medical professionals asked,

I’m sure that for the rest of my life, I will remember every aspect of those life-and-death moments. Murphy’s heart had stopped and bringing him back to life came down to the extraordinary job of those medical professionals using CPR while the defibrillator was charging. Everything was happening so fast. My deepest concern was after the first time the defibrillator failed to start his heart. The machine had to recharge and those moments were the longest and most stressful. The first responders would call out the pulse readings from various parts of his body, and there was nothing positive coming back after every pop from the defibrillator.

During these precious moments, the medical professionals asked Murphy’s wife, Kate, for his medical history and for me to keep speaking with him to keep him with us. The only thing that I could think of was a saying we grew up with: “Jensens never quit!” Over and over, I screamed at him while the first responders worked to save his life. There was a point in the process where they looked up at me and asked if they could break his ribs to apply even more pressure to his chest. My only thought and response was “yes!”

It took 17 minutes to revive Murphy on the court. On the ride to the hospital, he flatlined once again before the medics were able to stabilize him and get a consistent heartbeat. Once Murphy made it into the emergency room, a team

jumped into action to stabilize his heart and evaluate his situation. Murphy’s doctor then explained that his concern was the multiple fractures to the back of my brother’s skull. The doctor was alarmed about a brain bleed that could have led to brain damage. He decided to put Murphy into a coma to prevent the brain bleed from overwhelming the brain.

It was at that point where the power of faith and positivity became all we had left. Because of COVID, only Kate and I were allowed in Murphy’s room. Murphy’s dear friend Gavin Rossdale (from the band Bush) would sing to him via FaceTime. The entire tennis world from Rod Laver, Andre Agassi, Chris Evert, John McEnroe, and Billie Jean King, constantly texted me for updates. I was blown away by the enormous support when the family needed it the most.

On the fourth night before visiting hours closed, I had just finished reading to Murphy when he squeezed my hand. The next morning, I arrived to find him responding to doctors’ commands and beginning his extraordinary comeback. “Miracle Murph” is with us today because of extraordinary first responders. He walks this planet because the Garden of the Gods Resort had a defibrillator on the court

Now, every time I walk into a tennis facility, I locate the defibrillator. Murphy has since partnered with the American Heart Association and the Steven M. Gootter Foundation to make sure every tennis facility is equipped with a defibrillator. You don’t realize you need that defibrillator until you need a defibrillator!

— LUKE JENSEN FRENCH OPEN DOUBLES CHAMPION

Luke Jensen

Doubles Talk!

BY AMY BARTLETT-O’CONNELL, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-USTA ATLANTA

It’s no secret that Atlanta is known as the “Tennis Capital of the World.” There are more league players in our city than anywhere else. There are many options when it comes to the league or program that you can join, and more often than not, the format will include doubles. It’s always fun and comforting to play with your partner of many seasons. This person knows your game and what to expect. But what about those times when you join a team and are paired with someone unfamiliar? I want to share some quick tips on how to be the best partner you can be when you are playing with someone new.

Communication

Communication is critical to new partnerships. Before the match, ask your partner some key questions such as: which side are they most comfortable receiving from? What is their style (will they rush the net, serve and volley, or hang out at the baseline)? What can you expect from their serve? By asking some basic questions you will get an idea of how your partner is wired and what to expect. Communication also is important during the match. Whether it’s between points or on the changeover, keep the communication flowing so that you can

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It’s always fun and comforting to play with your partner of many seasons... But what about those times when you join a team and are paired with someone unfamiliar?

best to support your partner. I also encourage you to walk together to retrieve balls or to change sides of the net. Constant communication not only helps you get to know your partner, but also portrays a seasoned team that has played together before.

Stay Positive

There’s nothing more awkward or embarrassing than playing with a new partner when they lose their cool. It is important that you speak encouraging words to your partner and stay positive towards yourself when errors are made. Whether the score is in your favor or not, make sure to use words like “we” or “us” instead of “I” or “you.” Using this language can help reinforce the partnership and team effort. Positive self-talk and body language can translate into strong performance. Negative self-talk and body language can deteriorate a doubles team and performance at a spiraling rate!

High Percentage

One fundamental way to start a match with a new partner is to focus on high-percentage shot selection. Staying consistent with crosscourt returns that are deep in the court

Playing with someone new doesn’t have to be intimidating, and if you communicate well, stay positive, and go for high-percentage shots, you will be a desirable partner.

will give your partner confidence to move forward and become active at the net. If you plan to surprise your opponent by going down the line or hitting a lob, then give your partner a heads up so they can be ready if things don’t go as planned.

You also will be a strong partner if you maintain a high first-serve percentage. By consistently getting the point started by a first serve, you will allow your opponent to feel confident by starting the point on offense. Talking to your partner about your serve and return placement can help them be prepared and position themselves in the best way to help you win.

Until Next Time

Playing with someone new doesn’t have to be intimidating, and if you communicate well, stay positive, and go for highpercentage shots, you will be a desirable partner. Atlanta doubles play is the most active in the world, and I believe it is because of our amazing tennis community and the relationships that are made through tennis. So, the next time a new team is forming, be ready to raise your hand and get in the game!

Hometown (City/ State): Powder Springs, GA

How did you get involved in teaching tennis? I began teaching tennis when I was in college. I often taught camps or private lessons when on school breaks or in the summers. I enjoyed it so much, I knew that I could make a career out of it

Diehard fan of what sports team? Atlanta Braves

Best part of your game? Forehand Dream doubles match would be me and… Coco Gauff

When I’m not teaching tennis, I’m… taking one of my kids to their sporting events

My favorite tennis memory is: Playing college tennis at Georgia Southern University and then getting to coach there for 10 years.

My favorite professional player is: Roger Federer

#1 reason why I enjoy teaching & coaching tennis: I enjoy helping others and seeing their self-esteem and confidence grow from the improvement of their tennis game.

What important tennis message do you want to promote? Tennis is a sport for life! You are never too old or too young to learn. The friendships you make and the relationships you build from tennis are unlike any other.

USTA

GEORGIA-GPTA TEACHING PROFESSIONAL SPOTLIGHT: AMY BARTLETT-O’CONNELL

Timely Tennis Tips!

BY BRYAN SHEPHERD, OWNER BRYAN’S RACQUET

With the allowance of on-court coaching at the professional level, why not coach each other in doubles on changeovers with short phrases to ponder, strategize, and then implement during your matches? Consider the following tactics with your doubles partner:

CALIBRATE TO DEVASTATE

Practice a swing that makes the ball land around the service line. That same swing works when you are at the service line and keeps the ball deep. Anything closer is a volley! No balls missed deep!

If your opponent is closing, that same swing keeps the ball low and they must volley up!

WANNA LOB?

Aim for the farthest corner, longest distance to out of bounds. Too often, the lob is a straight-line lob that lands just out of

bounds. Avoid this by aiming for the far corner!

VOLLEY ANYONE?

Practice volleys and dropshots that bounce twice before reaching targets. Then incorporate this strategy into your matches as opponents only get one bounce!

M&M MAKE ‘EM MOVE

Most errors happen in transition deep to short forehand to backhand. Utilize this pattern.

ALTER CONFIGURATION, CHANGE COURT DIMENSIONS

Change where you stand. I had a team that did not lose a match for five years! One of them never hit a ball from the ad court. They used the Piggyback/Australian formation when serving. Her partner served from the center hash and net part-

ner immediately slid into the ad court! This tactic is legal and was good for at least two games every set!

EMPTY BOX TENNIS

The court in doubles is divided into four rectangles, two occupied and two unoccupied at start of most points. When serving, the ball must land in the service box. Return the same way. This impacts the server by forcing movement. Once you have manipulated the serve team by moving the server in, probe the middle or lob. Play to the empty box!

OFFSET FEET

Keep your feet “unparalleled” at the ready stance. Check out Bianca Andreescu when returning serve. Her feet are offset. This promotes bended knees and stepping into your shots! I have discovered that I am more prepared by offsetting my feet, and thus, am in position to play

WHY NOT COACH EACH OTHER IN DOUBLES ON CHANGEOVERS WITH SHORT PHRASES TO PONDER, STRATEGIZE, AND THEN IMPLEMENT...

USTA GEORGIA-GPTA TEACHING PROFESSIONAL SPOTLIGHT: BRYAN SHEPHERD

Hometown (City/ State): Norfolk, VA

How did you get involved in teaching tennis? Ladies on a mixed team I was on at Washington Park asked me to coach them after our season ended. I spent 21 years in IT solving problems. This seemed a logical extension.

Diehard fan of what sports team? Duke Blue Devils

Best part of your game? Hands!

either forehand or backhand properly because the feet move instinctively.

TILT AND LIFT

At net, tilt to open your racquet face off the bounce. Lift to clear the tape! We are always doing one of two things: tilting for volleys and lifting for groundstrokes. Keep the game simple and fewer things go wrong under duress! This relieves the stress!

PLAY IN THE DIRECTION YOU ARE MOVING

Keep your body out of the way. Face where the ball is coming back from when you make your shot!

On the move, play the ball in the direction you are moving. It will keep the body out of the way on the shot and place you in a position to defend because you are facing where the ball is coming back from!

Dream doubles match would be me and… Daughter Rana vs Roger Federer and Serena Williams.

When I’m not teaching tennis, I’m… Listening to books online while watching tennis.

My favorite tennis memory is: When my parents came to North Carolina from Virginia to watch me play in the IBM Watson Trophy Tennis Finals!

My favorite professional player is: Frances Tiafoe, Nick Kyrgios, and Rafael Nadal.

#1 reason why I enjoy teaching & coaching tennis: It is about the relationships as you help people with tennis challenges that often parallel life challenges.

What important tennis message do you want to promote? Learning and having fun are not mutually exclusive.

BE BRAVE TO STEAL SOME EXTRA POINTS

BY STEPHEN HUSS, PROGRAM DIRECTOR, HUSS 75 76 TENNIS AT CROOKED CREEK

Ifully believe that when a tennis player either holds or loses their serve that their partner should take a lot of responsibility for either outcome. As the net player, it is your job to disrupt the returner, put doubt in their mind, and occasionally do what most are not brave enough to do … poach on the second serve and put away a volley!

Try and identify the player on the other side of the net who has the weaker return, or weaker forehand or backhand and do the unexpected and poach off your partner’s serve when they are hitting this shot.

This small detail can be the difference between holding serve and losing serve and can positively affect the match outcome in your favor.

So, I challenge all you ALTA players to steal some points this coming season.

About Stephen: Stephen Huss is from Melbourne, Australia. He was an All American in singles and doubles at Auburn University and is a former National Women’s coach. He has coached Sofia Kenin, Jennifer Brady, and Caroline Dolehide. Huss is a former assistant coach at Virginia Tech (men’s tennis) where the team earned a #12 national ranking. He also is the 2005 Wimbledon Men’s Doubles Champion. Huss has competed in 37 grand slams, won 4 ATP titles, 17 Challenger Titles, and 8 Future Titles. Stephen runs his Elite Tennis Program, Stephen Huss 75 76 Tennis out of Crooked Creek. More info: sceneytennis.net/stephen-huss-75-76-tennis.

Your Tennis New Year’s Nutrition Goals For An Energized 2023!

BY PAGE LOVE, MS, RD, CSSD, AND ALLISON FOLEY, DIETETIC INTERN

So it is that time of year again…thinking about getting that training diet in shape for the New Year. To build on previous nutrition articles, we have provided an updated list of key sport nutrition reminders with a sport-intuitive approach to fueling to help you develop those healthy habits to peak with your tennis performance. As you are coming off some possible holiday over-eating, consider starting with tuning in to your body’s needs more directly with the following tips:

Post-holiday hunger cues

With the holiday times packed with gatherings, busy shopping days, and change of scheduled meal consistency, it is easy to feel lost with hunger cues. Not listening to natural hunger cues can cause us to eat more than the body needs. The hunger scale system can help you learn how to distinguish the difference between true physical hunger and emotional hunger initiated by stress, boredom, happiness or celebration, or sadness. The hunger scale ranges from 1-10, with the lower end feeling starving, weak, or dizzy and the higher end feeling so full you feel sick.

The goal is to fuel yourself when your hunger cues are within the 3-4 range and not waiting to eat until you get down to the 1-2 range when blood sugar is lower and you may make fewer healthy choices. Waiting until feeling irritable with low energy can lead to eating more than your body needs and not making the best sport nutrition fueling choices. When eating, it is important to stop and think about how hungry you are and where you gauge on the scale to make mindful effort of when to

stop. A guideline is to stop when you no longer feel hungry nor full, but satisfied, or a little full feeling (a 6-7 on the hunger scale), which would also be a good place to stop in pre-fueling for your tennis matches.

Fad diets, such as intermittent fasting, can cause long periods without fueling the body and lead to ignoring natural hunger cues — not ideal for the weekend warrior tennis athlete! It is a great idea to plan to eat something at least every 3-4 hours to stay fueled, especially before and after your training. Finding that happy medium on the hunger scale will be beneficial to fueling your body adequately. Consider this guide as your new approach to fueling in the New Year.

Intuitive Hydration

Hydration is so important on and off the court! Staying hydrated plays a role in overall performance, injury prevention, and recovery for athletes. Strive to consume at least 1 cup of hydrating fluids per hour by drinking water, sport beverages, decaffeinated tea or coffee, and eating soups or hydrating fruit like melon or cucumbers. Another great way to stay hydrated before and during play time is by adding Liquid IV or Nuun to your water to increase electrolytes and hydration. An easy way to tell if you are adequately hydrated is by looking at urine color — is it medium-dark yellow? If so, it is past time to hydrate, so grab a couple glasses of water! Aim for lightyellow urine as this indicates adequate hydration; but not clear, as clear urine is a sign of overhydration which can be dangerous. Additionally, over the holidays, alcohol consumption comes into play for many and it is important to curb intake and choose better hydrating options that will set you up for success on the court! Consider those NA beers as better post-match hydration choices!

One favorable diet for training is the Mediterranean-style diet, one of the few researchsupported eating approaches for overall health, disease prevention, and also high energy fueling!

Jumpstart your training diet

New Year’s healthy eating goals can be beneficial for training performance. One favorable diet for training is the Mediterranean-style diet, one of the few research-supported eating approaches for overall health, disease prevention, and also high energy fueling! The Mediterranean diet is more of a lifestyle approach to eating that promotes high-quality and higher fiber carbohydrates and whole grains, lean meats and fish high in omega 3’s, legumes, fresh fruits and veggies… all great ideas for fueling and recovery for tennis athletes! Some advantages of the Mediterranean diet include varied food choices that are attainable; increased antioxidant intake with anti-inflammatory benefits, sparking the metabolism; and improved healing and strength of muscles with lean protein.

Pre-fuel and prepare for the court

Part of upping

your game

is ensuring you are prefueled and ready to go beforehand. Having adequate and appropriate complex carbohydrate intake prior to a match is imperative for peak performance! Pre-match meals should be 2-3 hours before matches and should be easy to digest complex carbs mentioned above, such as oatmeal or bagel for breakfast or rice, potato, and/ or pasta if later in the day! One- to two-cup volume of the complex carbohydrate food in a meal taking up ½ of your plate volume should be consumed along with a lean protein source like a poached egg or grilled chicken breast or lean meat sauce and a small amount of cooked vegetable or fruit choice (each of these components taking up ¼ of your plate). Then, a pre-match snack to consider can be a quick option such as Skratch bars or Skout bars that are packed with real, nonGMO ingredients like peanuts, coconut, quinoa, berries, and oats. Packing bars in your racquet bag prepares you for your game by topping off your

Recover and rebuild your muscles

Post-fueling your body is equally as important as pre-fueling. However, the choices should proportionally be higher in protein within 15-30 minutes to rebuild the muscles that have just been used on the court! Respond to your hunger cues quickly and try a higher protein recovery snack such as a Clif Builder bar or Onwyn vegan plant-based protein shake. And don’t forget chocolate milk — always an appropriate choice, even a vegan alternative such as Ripple chocolate milk or Silk Protein almond milk! After a snack, don’t forget to follow up with a healthy high-protein, high-complexcarbohydrate meal such as Mediterranean-inspired quinoa bowl with roasted salmon, tzatziki sauce with Greek yogurt, assorted fresh veggies, and feta cheese!

Page Love is an avid ALTA participant and sport dietitian/nutrition advisor for the WTA and ATP professional tours. She has served on the USTA sport science committee for 25 years and has a private practice in Sandy Springs. You can reach her at nutrifitga.com. Remy Coltek is a dietetic intern with Life University and a native of Marietta. Remy will be working as a local registered dietitian in the near future!

Well-Rounded

As athletes on the move, we constantly are looking for easy-to-eat, packable snacks and treats that will give us energy for court time but won’t ruin our meal plans. On this page is an assortment of those options from your fellow ALTA members — but with a certain theme in mind.

Buckeyes For The Win

Peanut Butter Chocolate Tennis Balls

Doug Ford, Fieldstone Men C4

2 lbs. peanut butter (smooth/creamy)

1 ½ lbs. margarine (6 sticks, make sure they are refrigerated)

3 lbs. confectioner’s sugar

24 oz. choc chips — semi sweet

1 bar paraffin (a bar is usually about 3 inches x 5 inches and half-an-inch thick)

Place all the confectioner’s sugar into bowl. Dump the peanut butter on top of the confectioner’s sugar. Slice the sticks of margarine into squares and then dump them into bowl with sugar and peanut butter. Mix above ingredients using an electric mixer until consistently blended. Use a melon baller to scoop into in balls and place on a sheet of wax paper atop a cookie sheet. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours.

Then, cut or break the bar of paraffin wax into 8-10 pieces (helps it melt faster and more evenly). Place the paraffin pieces into a pot set on med/high (You can use a double boiler if you have one.). When the paraffin becomes about 75% liquid, add the chocolate chips and stir vigorously until the wax and the chocolate chips appear smoothly blended. (If you use a metal spoon, be careful as the spoon will heat up quickly.). Using a toothpick, quickly dip each of the peanut butter balls about halfway into the chocolate sauce and return each ball back to the wax paper until all the balls are dipped. You can refrigerate them if you want or leave them out at room temperature.

Never Outdated Balls of Energy

Debra Wright, Jefferson Township Thursday Women A5

2 ¼ cup coarsely chopped pitted dates

¾ cup puffed rice cereal

¾ cup smooth peanut butter

3 Tbsp. sesame seeds or crushed cereal pinch of salt

Pulse first 3 ingredients, plus the salt, in food processor 10-20 times for one minute until the mixture is crumbly but can be pressed into a ball. With wet hands, take about 1 Tbsp. of mixture and press into a ball. Roll in toasted sesame seeds or crushed cereal. Place in storage container, which can be kept in the refrigerator.

Hand-held & Savory Sausage Tennis Balls

Stacy Sheets, DeKalb TC Sunday Women C1

1 pound ground pork sausage

2 cups biscuit baking mix

1 pound sharp cheddar cheese, shredded

Combine sausage and biscuit mix. Add shredded cheddar cheese. Roll into about 30 walnut-sized balls; transfer to a baking sheet. Bake at 350 until golden brown, about 20 to 25 minutes.

01

PIEDMONT DRIVING 66

FOWLER PARK 43

GRAND CASCADES 43

FIELDSTONE 36

A1

01 ARBOR VIEW 82

TERRELL MILL T C 80

NORTHAMPTON 57

LOST MOUNTAIN TE 54

INDIAN HILLS CC 45

CHEROKEE TENNIS 37

BROOKSTONE 3 31

THE GEORGIAN 11

02 HEDGEROWS 68

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 65

PARK BROOKE II 60

WILD TIMBER 57

CROOKED CREEK 48

RIVERMOORE PARK 48

ST IVES CC 31

CENTRAL PARK COU 20

A3

01 DEKALB TENNIS CE (WHITE) 71

PEACHTREE CITY T (JONES) 57

CARL SANDERS YMC (KOONTZ) 57

SOUTH FULTON TC 54

HANOVER WEST 51

PEACHTREE CITY T (COX) 45

DEKALB TENNIS CE (GRIFFIT) 31

CARL SANDERS YMC (BARRY) 31

02 LAUREL BROOKE 71

BROOKSTONE CC 68

THE WATERFORD 54

BRADSHAW FARM 51

MARIETTA CC 48

TOWNE LAKE HILLS 45

EAGLE WATCH 42

WINDSOR OAKS 17

03 BROOKFIELD CC 80

LAKESIDE AT ANSL 62

SENTINEL LAKE 60

OLDE TOWNE 54

PROVENCE 42

THE MANOR GOLF & 42

WOODLAND PARK 31

06 DUNWOODY CC (CLARK) 85

NEELY FARM 62

DUNWOODY CC (DROST) 60

OXFORD MILL 54

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 40

MJCCA 37

SANDY SPRINGS TC 34

DOUBLEGATE 25

A5

01 ANSLEY 65

PEACHTREE CITY T (GRAHAM) 62

PEACHTREE CITY T (TURNER) 57

BITSY GRANT/HARD 51

DRUID HILLS 45

SUGAR CREEK 40

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (GRAVES) 40

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (HERENDE) 37

THE FIELDS I 65

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 57

DEERLAKE 51

HUDLOW T C 51

ST MARLO CC 45

JONES BRIDGE 37

WILD TIMBER 22

05 EAGLE WATCH 74

DELLINGER PARK 65

JEFFERSON TOWNSH 57

TOWNE LAKE HILLS 54

ROSWELL PARK 51

INDIAN HILLS CC 42

CAMDEN POINTE 28

EAST COBB S&T 25

06 MILTON TENNIS CE 68

CROOKED CREEK 62

EDENWILDE 62

SEVEN OAKS (CARAIBOT) 54

HEMBREE PARK 48

WINDWARD LAKE 42

TURTLE CREEK 37

BOBBY BAILEY TC 37

TRADITIONS OF BR 28

02 NETTLEBROOK FARM 65

MILTON TENNIS CE 62

LAKE FOREST SUBD 54

POLO GOLF & CC 51

FIELDSTONE 48

CREEKSTONE ESTAT (FREDERI) 45

KINGSLEY ESTATES 40

CREEKSTONE ESTAT (JUERGEN)31

03 OLDE ATLANTA CLU 57

CAMBRIDGE 57

ST MARLO CC 57

ATLANTA ATHLETIC (COLLINS) 54

FALLS OF AUTRY M 54

MEDLOCK BRIDGE - 51

ATLANTA ATHLETIC (CUSHMA) 37

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 31

04

HAMPTON WOODS 56

INDIAN HILLS CC 53

MARIETTA CC 46

DRUID HILLS 43

PIEDMONT DRIVING 43

BURNT HICKORY LA 36 02 THE MANOR GOLF & 73

SADDLE CREEK 2 63

EAST ROSWELL PAR 56

REDFIELD 43

DELLINGER PARK 43

LITCHFIELD 100 40

WHITE COLUMNS G 30 03 CC OF THE SOUTH 66

THE FIELDS I 56

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 53

WINDWARD LAKE 50

03 ROCKDALE TENNIS 80

DRUID HILLS 60

PEACHTREE CITY T (WEISSFL) 54

PEACHTREE CITY T (WOOD) 51

CHEROKEE TOWN CL (MCKINLE) 48

CHEROKEE TOWN CL (FRYBURG) 42

CARL SANDERS YMC 37

ANSLEY 25

04 CHASTAIN 65

DUNWOODY CC 60

CC OF ROSWELL 60

BLACKBURN (LEAR) 57

ATLANTA CC 51

BLACKBURN (KAUFMAN) 45

FOUR SEASONS 34

GLASTONBERRY 25

SIBLEY FOREST (STEIN) 48

SIBLEY FOREST (DAWSON) 40

NEW BEDFORD 31

ASHEBROOKE S&T 22

04 ROCK SPRINGS PAR 65

W P JONES PARK 57

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 57

ST IVES CC (CUNNINGHAM) 54

ST IVES CC (MCCABE) 45

THE RIVER CLUB/G 45

FLOWERS CROSSING 37

GREATER ATLANTA 37

05 CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 71

FOWLER PARK 60

VICKERY 57

TRIPLE CROWN 48

CENTRAL PARK COU 45

02 HIDDEN FALLS SUB 71

HANARRY ESTATES 68

HAMILTON MILL I 62

RIVERMIST/GWINNE 48

ROCKDALE TENNIS 48

RHODES JORDAN PA 42

SPOUT SPRINGS TE 28

TRADITIONS OF BR 25

03 CHEROKEE TOWN CL 57

SANDY SPRINGS TC 57

CAPITAL CITY 57

VININGS ESTATES 54

CHASTAIN 54

BLACKBURN 54

TERRELL MILL T C 31

HAMPTON HALL/DEK 25

04 THREE CHIMNEYS F 65

HILLBROOKE 31

SEVEN OAKS (MROCZKA) 25

07 SPRING RIDGE 71

HORSESHOE BEND 62

VILLAGE MILL 62

ELLARD COMMUNITY 51

LIFE TIME ATHLET 48

CC OF THE SOUTH 37

PEACHTREE STATIO 34

CC OF ROSWELL 31

A7

01 CONNEMARA 77

CHATEAU ELAN WIN 62

BUFORD CITY PARK 60

RIVERMOORE PARK 51

APALACHEE FARMS 45

05

HUNTCLIFF/FUL 62

CC OF ROSWELL 62

REDFIELD 62

MAYFAIR/ST CLAIR 54

GLEN ABBEY I 51

RIVER GLEN/FUL 45

EAST ROSWELL PAR 40

DUNWOODY CC 20

LOST MOUNTAIN TE 62

LEGACY PARK 62

LEES CROSSING 57

THE GEORGIAN 57

SADDLEBROOK FARM 54

CHASTAIN LAKES 45

BROOKSTONE CC 34

SEVEN HILLS 25

06 INDIAN HILLS CC 80

BYRNWYCK S & T 62

ATLANTA CC 60

THURSDAY WOMEN

RIVERSIDE S&T 60

CARL SANDERS YMC 48

BLACKBURN 40

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 28

PRINCETON MILL I 20

07 LOST FORREST 68

WOODMONT GOLF & 68

BRIDGEMILL TENNI 65

LITCHFIELD 100 48

DEVEREUX DOWNS 48

LOCH HIGHLAND 40

HIGHLAND POINTE 31

CHEROKEE TENNIS 28

08 BROOKWOOD HILLS 74

DEKALB TENNIS CE (KENAN) 71

DEKALB TENNIS CE (LEHWALD) 60

ATHLETIC CLUB NE 51

ANSLEY 42

PIEDMONT DRIVING 40

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 31

SHARON LESTER TE 28

B1

01 CHEROKEE TOWN CL (LEVINE) 68

SUMMERGROVE 62

CARL SANDERS YMC 62

CHEROKEE TOWN CL (SNUGGS) 54

PEACHTREE CITY T 51

HANOVER WEST 37

SUMMIT FAMILY YM 34

VININGS ESTATES 28

02 BRIDGEMILL TENNI 85

HARRISON T C 51

LOST MOUNTAIN TE 51

GOVERNORS TOWNE 51

BROOKSTONE 1 45

SEVEN HILLS 40

WINDSOR OAKS 37

FAIRWAYS/CHEROKE 34

03 GLENLAKE I 73

SMOKE RISE COUNT 60

DRUID HILLS 53

SUGAR CREEK 50

DEKALB TENNIS CE 40

ROCKDALE TENNIS 40 ANSLEY 33

04 WEXFORD 68

DUNWOODY CC 62

INVERNESS 57

MILL GLEN 48

EAST HAMPTON (RUSH) 45

MJCCA 42

EAST HAMPTON (DUEMMLER) 42

HAMPTON FARMS 31

05 TPC @ SUGARLOAF 62

GRAND CASCADES 62

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 60

BERKELEY HILLS C 57

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 48

PARSONS RUN 42

SPOUT SPRINGS TE 34

HOG MOUNTAIN SPO 31

06 FIELDSTONE 68

KINGSLEY ESTATES 60

WESTBROOK 57

FOWLER PARK 48

CROOKED CREEK (HERNANDEZ) 48

CROOKED CREEK (TRAYLOR) 42

CRABAPPLE CHASE 42

POLO GOLF & CC 31

07 HAMPTON HALL/FUL 68

CC OF THE SOUTH 57

PEACHTREE STATIO 51

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 51

PARK BROOKE II 51

HORSESHOE BEND 45

HUDLOW T C 40

TUXFORD 34

B2

01 BRADSHAW FARM 74

EAGLE WATCH 65

DELLINGER PARK 60

ECHO MILL II 51

MARIETTA CC 51

THE GEORGIAN 40

EAST COBB S&T 34

CHEROKEE TENNIS 22

02 PRINCETON LAKES 71

CARMICHAEL FARMS 65

DUNWOODY CC 62

MIDDLEBROOKE 57

ATLANTA CC 54

CAMDEN PLACE 40

GLEN ABBEY I 34

WEXFORD 14

03 TPC @ SUGARLOAF 80

RHODES JORDAN PA 74

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 60

ST IVES CC 48

EE ROBINSON PARK 45

RIVERMOORE PARK 40

OLDE ATLANTA CLU 28

CHATTAHOOCHEE RU 22

04 MILTON RACKET CL 71

SEVEN OAKS (LITT) 68

SEVEN OAKS (MOORE) 57

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 45

WINDWARD LAKE 42

THE MANOR GOLF & 42

FIELDSTONE 42

GLEN ABBEY II 28

05 CAPITAL CITY 62

PEACHTREE CITY T 60

PIEDMONT DRIVING 57

LEAFMORE CREEK 54

SHARON LESTER TE 51

DRUID HILLS 42

KINGSLEY 42 BLACKBURN 28

B3

01

PEACHTREE CITY T (HICKS) 86

WINDY HILL ATHLE 56

BITSY GRANT/HARD 53

PEACHTREE CITY T (GROOVER) 43

HUNTER PARK-CITY 43

GLENLAKE I 40

CHASTAIN 26

02 MARIETTA CC 60

WOODBRIDGE @ HAM 60

BENTWATER 60

EAGLE WATCH (LANGTON) 57

RIVER GREEN 54

EAGLE WATCH (SUMMERS) 40

HIGHLANDS AT HAM 37

BRADSHAW FARM 31

03 BRITTANY 65

CAPITAL CITY (MCKENNA) 60

WYNTERHALL 57

HAMPTON FARMS 54

CAPITAL CITY (GHEGAN) 51

INDIAN HILLS CC 48

BLACKBURN 31

DUNWOODY CC 31

04 JACKSON CREEK 60

GLENBROOKE 57

WOODBINE STATION (SMILES) 54

BRADSHAW FARM 54

WOODBINE STATION (WARD) 48

BRISTOL OAKS 42

CHADDS WALK 42 CHIMNEY LAKES 40 05 ROCK SPRINGS PAR 68

HAMILTON MILL I 65

BOBBY BAILEY TC 37 CHADWICK CLUB 37 WHEATFIELDS 28 06 THE FIELDS I 68 CC OF THE SOUTH (BENNETT) 62 DUNMOOR S&T 60 BUNTEN ROAD PARK 57

HILLBROOKE 45 CC OF THE SOUTH (KORTIER) 45 OXFORD MILL 40 SWEET BOTTOM PLT 20

G 51

KIMBALL FARMS 45 BROOKFIELD CC 25

NESBIT LAKES 22

B4

01 GLENLAKE I 65

BLACKBURN 54

LESLIE BEACH 54

CHEROKEE TOWN CL (HANDLER) 54

CHEROKEE TOWN CL (KENDALL) 51 PEACHTREE CITY T 42

DUNWOODY CC 42

CHASTAIN 34

02 BRIDGEMILL TENNI 66

TOWNE LAKE HILLS 60

GOVERNORS TOWNE 53

LAUREL PARK 53

DELLINGER PARK 46

CANONGATE AT MIR 40

BROOKSTONE CC 30

SENTINEL WEST 0

03 KINGS COVE 80

EDGEMERE 71

EAST HAMPTON 68

HARRISON T C 48

CHESTNUT GROVE 45

SENTINEL LAKE 42

NORTHAMPTON 37

BRADSHAW FARM 5

04 STANDARD CLUB 77

SUGAR MILL 68

FOUR SEASONS 51

THE CLUB AT SPAL 51

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 48

ROCKDALE TENNIS 45

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 28

THREE CHIMNEYS F 25

05 BUFORD CITY PARK (DEGOEY) 82

STERLING ON THE 71

WINDERMERE/FORSY 54

MORNINGBROOKE 51

BUFORD CITY PARK (WRIGHT) 42

GRANDVIEW THE EN 40

CENTRAL PARK COU 28

THE CLUB @ EDGEW 28

06 CC OF ROSWELL 65

NESBIT LAKES 60

PARK BROOKE II 57

CROOKED CREEK (ALLAN) 54

GLEN ABBEY II 51

WOODMONT GOLF & 42

CROOKED CREEK (MCDOUGALL) 40

THE HIGHLANDS @ 28

B5

01

WELLESLEY @ TOWN 40

BITSY GRANT/SOFT 40

LOST MOUNTAIN TE (MEDFORD) 34

THE OVERLOOK @ M 28

02 HUNTLEY HILLS 62

NEELY FARM 62

DUNWOODY NORTH 51

WINDING VISTA 51

RIVER GLEN/FUL 45

GEORGETOWN 45

LIFE TIME ATHLET 42

MJCCA 37

03 THE BRANCHES 77

DUNWOODY CC 68

PLANTATION PLACE 51

CAMDEN PLACE 51

RIVERSIDE S&T 40

PENHURST 40

HAMPTON LAKE/COB 37

MARTIN’S LANDING 34

WHITE COLUMNS G 54

BRIDGEMILL TENNI 37

HARMONY ON THE L 37

LAKESIDE AT ANSL 34

05 BARRINGTON 74

CHATEAU ELAN SPO 54

FLOWERS CROSSING 54

HOG MOUNTAIN SPO 48

THE RIVER CLUB/G 48

LANSMOORE CLUB 45

MORNING VIEW (KALISH) 37

MORNING VIEW (POOLE) 37

06 PIEDMONT DRIVING 82

BITSY GRANT/SOFT 68

CANOE CLUB 54

RICHARD CRAIG PA 54

CAPITAL CITY 51

DRUID HILLS 31

ANSLEY 28

WATERS EDGE 28

LOST MOUNTAIN TE (RAGSDAL) 71

THE GEORGIAN 65

TOWNE LAKE HILLS 60

HUNTER PARK-CITY 60

04 TRIPLE CROWN 62

FOREST CREEK 60

BROOKFIELD CC 60

ESTATES OF FERNW 54

07 CHATTAHOOCHEE RI (THOMAS) 77

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI (ROSS) 60

BRIDLE RIDGE 57

FIELDSTONE 42

B4 Kings Cove (Ashley Lotz, captain)

B5 The Branches (Dee Ann Weprinsky, captain)

THURSDAY WOMEN

THORNGATE 42

THE MANOR GOLF & 42

LANIER SPRINGS 40

VICKERY 37

08 BUNTEN ROAD PARK 77

OXFORD MILL 68

WINDWARD LAKE 60

ST IVES CC 45

PEACHTREE CORNER 42

PARSONS RUN 42

RIVER STATION 31

MEDLOCK BRIDGE - 31

B7

01 ANSLEY (COHEN) 77

RICHARD CRAIG PA 60

BITSY GRANT/SOFT 54

PEACHTREE CITY T 51

CARL SANDERS YMC 48

PIEDMONT DRIVING 48

DEKALB TENNIS CE 42

ANSLEY (PHELAN) 17

02 KENNWORTH T C 85

NORTHAMPTON 80

CHESTNUT SPRINGS 60

HOLLY SPRINGS 51

INDIAN HILLS CC 40

FAIRWAYS/CHEROKE 37

HARRISON T C (COUCH) 34

HARRISON T C (BEARY) 11

03 CHEROKEE TOWN CL 77

DUNWOODY CC (BAISIER) 65

BRITTANY 60

RIVERSIDE S&T 45

HORSESHOE BEND 42

DUNWOODY CC (HARVEY) 37

SANDY SPRINGS TC (BONAPFE)37

SANDY SPRINGS TC (ZITRON) 34

04 HIGHLAND RIDGE 77

WEXFORD 74

LAUREL BROOKE 65

JEFFERSON TOWNSH 45

BROOKFIELD CC 42

OLDE TOWNE 40

PRINCETON LAKES 31

CHIMNEY SPRINGS 22

05 HAMILTON MILL I 85

DEL WEBB CHATEAU 62

FOUR SEASONS 60

TRADITIONS OF BR 45

SMOKE RISE COUNT 42

HAMILTON MILL II 40

STERLING ON THE 34

BROOKWOOD MANOR 28

06 ATLANTA ATHLETIC (LEFEVRE) 82

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 62

ST MARLO CC 60

SPALDING LAKE 51

ST IVES CC 51

DOUBLEGATE 40

STANDARD CLUB 34

ATLANTA ATHLETIC (HOPPER) 17

07 WINDERMERE/FORSY 65

OLDE ATLANTA CLU 62

WHITE COLUMNS G 54

CROOKED CREEK 54 ABERDEEN 48

DEERLAKE 45

WINDWARD LAKE 37

HIGHLANDS @ BRID 31

B8

01

THREE CHIMNEYS F 45

THE CLUB @ EDGEW 45

GREATER ATLANTA 42

DEERLAKE 22

04 WOODMONT GOLF & 68

FIELDSTONE 65

THE MANOR GOLF & 65

EDENWILDE 62

POLO GOLF & CC 54

WHITE COLUMNS G (MORRIS) 42

BRIDGEMILL TENNI 34

WHITE COLUMNS G (PIKE) 5

05 THE RESERVE 62

LEGACY PARK 62

MARIETTA CC 60

HICKORY SPRINGS 60

PENHURST 57

WEATHERSTONE 45

PIEDMONT CHASE 42

INDEPENDENCE SQ 8

C1

01 BALDWIN FARMS 71

RIVER CHASE 68

HARRISON T C 65

LAUREL PARK 62

04 DEKALB TENNIS CE 74

HAMPTON HALL/DEK 62

DRUID HILLS 62

KINGSLEY 51

CAPITAL CITY 51

MOUNTAIN PARK 48

HUDLOW T C 37

SUGAR CREEK 11

C3

01 EDINBURGH 71

HEBRON CHRISTIAN 68

EE ROBINSON PARK 65

CHATEAU ELAN SPO 45

GRAND CASCADES 42

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 37

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 34

RIVERBROOKE (DUL 34

02 WELLINGTON LAKE 71

BRIARCLIFF WOODS 68

THE RIDGE 65

WYNTERHALL 62

LESLIE BEACH 60

FOUR SEASONS 40

SUMMIT CHASE 28

GREATER ATLANTA 2

BROOKFIELD CC 37

CRABAPPLE LAKE/P 34

RIVER FOREST 25

CHIMNEY SPRINGS 17

06 BROOKWOOD HILLS 71

MEADOWGROVE 68

CHEROKEE TOWN CL (RATCLIF) 65

BLACKBURN 57

CARL SANDERS YMC 48

BRITTANY 40

CHEROKEE TOWN CL (MILLS) 28

SIBLEY FOREST 17

C5

01 CHEROKEE TOWN CL (MCCOY) 74

PEACHTREE CITY T 71

CHASTAIN 71

CHEROKEE TOWN CL (ALVAREZ) 51

RIVERSIDE S&T 45

SHARON LESTER TE 45

ATHLETIC CLUB NE 28

CHEROKEE TOWN CL (KING) 11

02 BROOKSTONE CC 82

HIGHLANDS AT HAM 74

HUNTER PARK-CITY 60

FAIR OAKS T C 54

05

PEACHTREE STATIO 65

WILD TIMBER 65

RIVERMOORE PARK 62

THREE CHIMNEYS F 51

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 45

ROCKDALE TENNIS 40

TRADITIONS OF BR 34

BERKELEY HILLS C 34

C8

01

WINDERMERE/FORSY 77

EDINBURGH 62

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 60

HAMILTON MILL II 57

THE RIVER CLUB/G 48

BAY CREEK PARK 40

BRIGHT WATER 40

EE ROBINSON PARK 14

02 BROOKFIELD CC 74

INDIAN HILLS CC 68

HARRISON T C 68

DORSET 62

POST OAK REC 60

WINDSOR OAKS 42

LOCH HIGHLAND 14

WHITE COLUMNS G 8

DEKALB TENNIS CE 74

DRUID HILLS 71

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 57

CHASTAIN 54

ATLANTA CC (MORRIS) 40

ELLIOTT FARMS 34

ATLANTA CC (KUNIANSKY) 34

SHARON LESTER TE 34

02 LIFE TIME ATHLET 85

DUNWOODY CC 62

VILLAGE MILL 62

DEERFIELD 57

CC OF THE SOUTH 40

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 37

CC OF ROSWELL 28

THE FIELDS III 25

03 MAGNOLIA TENNIS 80

BUFORD CITY PARK 68

HOG MOUNTAIN SPO 48

NORTH FORKE 45

SOLEIL AT LAURE 48

SEVEN HILLS 37

SANDY SPRINGS TC 28

DELLINGER PARK 17

02 CAMBRIDGE 82

DOUBLEGATE 80

BRIDLE RIDGE 60

ST IVES CC 57

CREEKSTONE ESTAT 51

THE RIVER CLUB/G 42

LAKE FOREST SUBD 22

OLDE ATLANTA CLU 2

03 GLEN ABBEY I 77

LAKE LAUREL 62

FALLS OF AUTRY M 54

THE MANOR GOLF & 51

ROSWELL PARK 51

DUNWOODY CC 42

HARRINGTON FALLS 31

KENSINGTON FARMS 28

03 PARK BROOKE II 65

SEVEN OAKS (TUCKER) 62

CROOKED CREEK 57

KENSINGTON FARMS 57

WOODLAND PARK 54

SEVEN OAKS (BISSONNETTE) 42

CC OF ROSWELL 31

WINDWARD LAKE 28

04 HARDAGE FARM 77

EAGLE WATCH (QUILLIAN) 68

RIVER GREEN 65

KENNWORTH T C 62

MARIETTA CC 51

BROWNS FARM 37

OAK HILL ESTATES 20

EAGLE WATCH (WELLS) 14

05 WILDWOOD SPRINGS 94

LAKE CHARLES PLA 68

INVERNESS 65

EAST HAMPTON 57

INDIAN HILLS CC 45

CHESTNUT HILL 40

WINDY HILL ATHLE 37

MARIETTA CC 5

03 WHITE COLUMNS G 85

HARRISON T C 68

BARRETT DOWNS 51

SADDLE RIDGE LAK 48

MILTON RACKET CL 45

HUNTINGTON PARK 42

FOXHALL 34

WOODMONT GOLF & 22

04 REDFIELD 68

CC OF THE SOUTH 57

HAMPTON HALL/FUL 57

CC OF ROSWELL 54

HORSESHOE BEND 51

NEELY FARM 48

COVENTRY GREEN 37

MJCCA 25

03 CROOKED CREEK 68

ST MARLO CC 65

THE MANOR GOLF & 62

WHITE COLUMNS G 60

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 54

GLEN ABBEY I 51

FIELDSTONE 22

JONES BRIDGE 14

04 ANSLEY 82

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (COLLINS) 62

DUNWOODY CC 57

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (BULLOCK)57

DEKALB TENNIS CE 48

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (HOLLOWA) 34

DRUID HILLS 28

PEACHTREE CORNER 28

C5

White Columns GC (Teri Komperda, captain)

C8 Ansley (Amanda Kozinn, captain)

WILD

HADFIELD 65

HEMBREE GROVE 60

COPPER CREEK 54

WINDSOR OAKS 51

MOUNTAIN CREEK R 40

CHATSWORTH 28

BROOKFIELD CC 28

04 VERMACK 65

LIFE TIME ATHLET 62

GEORGETOWN 57

CONNEMARA 51

SUGAR CREEK 48

BLACKBURN 45

CARL SANDERS YMC 42

HAMPTON HALL/DEK 25

HAMILTON MILL II 25

06 COVENTRY 86

HAMPTON HALL/FUL 63

CC OF ROSWELL 53

SPRING RIDGE 46

GLASTONBERRY 33

CANTERBURY WOODS 33

WAF REC 33

LEEWARD WALK 0

07 WILDBROOKE SUBDI 85

CROOKED CREEK 68

POST BROOK FARMS 54

FOWLER PARK 48

FIELDSTONE (BRADY) 45

BETHELVIEW DOWNS 42

HANEY WALK 51

KENNWORTH T C 51

CAMDEN POINTE 42

CREEKSIDE GOLF & 37

BROOKSTONE 3 14

02 PERKERSON PARK 80

PIEDMONT DRIVING 68

OLDE TOWNE 62

SUGAR CREEK 48

ASHFORD CHASE 45

EAST HAMPTON 40

HUNTLEY HILLS 28

BITSY GRANT/SOFT 25

03 STOCKTONS CHASE 77

HARRISON T C 71

LIFE TIME ATHLET 57

RIVER RIDGE @ BA 57

KIMBALL BRIDGE C 54

GLEN ABBEY I 48

PEACHTREE STATIO 42

MEDLOCK BRIDGE - 37

THE FIELDS I 34

05 ROCK SPRINGS PAR 74

THE CLUB @ EDGEW 65

GRANDVIEW THE EN 65

HAMILTON MILL II 60

TRILOGY PARK 40

LAKEFIELD FOREST 37

WISTERIA PLACE S 31

TURTLE CREEK 25

65

HAMPTON WOODS 54

RIVERSIDE S&T 42

LAUREL PARK 34

REGENCY PARK 28

SIBLEY FOREST 17

03 WYNGATE NORTH 71

05 HOG MOUNTAIN SPO 62

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 62

FOXDALE THE RESE 57

RIVERWALK 51

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 51

CREEKSTONE ESTAT 45

NORTHERN OAKS SU 42

THORNGATE 34

FIELDSTONE (FAUST) 20

B5

01

EAGLE WATCH 80

WALKERS RIDGE 65

SWEET PINE CREEK 54

CHADDS WALK 54

LAKESIDE AT ANSL 54

HIGHLAND PARK/CO 45

EAST COBB S&T 40

CAMERON GLEN 34

PIEDMONT CHASE 22

04 DUNWOODY NORTH 68

06 WHITE COLUMNS G 77

EDENWILDE 62

PARK BROOKE II 57

SEVEN OAKS 54

SPRINGMONTE 45

WOODLAND PARK 40

CROOKED CREEK 40

AA4 Bitsy Grant/Hard Courts (Timothy Maldonado, captain)

AA3

Sibley Forest (Todd Dupcak, captain)

PROVIDENCE OAKS 22 07 HUDLOW T C 80

EASTMONT COVE 68

EVERGREEN LAKES 65

BERKELEY HILLS C 54

WATERS EDGE 42

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 40

WOODS OF PARKVIE 34

JAMES CREEK TENN 60

DEERLAKE 54

SHARON SPRINGS P 54

ABERDEEN 42

OLDE ATLANTA CLU 42 PARKSIDE 37 SHAKERAG 34 B6 01 BITSY GRANT/SOFT 74 SHARON LESTER TE 68 AVONDALE S & T 60

HANARRY WEST 48

EAGLES LANDING 42

ROCKDALE TENNIS 42

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 31

PEACHTREE CITY T 31 02 HICKORY SPRINGS 60

WOODBINE STATION 60

ECHO MILL II 57

ARBOR VIEW 51 CANTERBURY 51

TOWNE LAKE HILLS 45

CHESTNUT HILL 42

MARIETTA CC 31

03 KINGS COVE 80

WILDWOOD SPRINGS 77

ESTATES OF FERNW 51

HUNTCLIFF/FUL 45

SADDLE CREEK 2 42

GLENBROOKE 42

CHICKERING 31 INDIAN HILLS CC 28

04 JONES BRIDGE 77

CHATTAHOOCHEE RE 74

NEELY FARM 71

ST IVES CC 51

RIVER STATION 48

LOCKRIDGE FOREST 34

HORSESHOE BEND 22

MARTIN’S LANDING 20

05 RIVERBROOKE (SUW 71

POLO GOLF & CC 68

JAMES CREEK TENN 65

LAKE ASTORIA 65

BRANDON HALL 51

WESTOVER/GWINNET 40

THREE CHIMNEYS F 25

STERLING ON THE 11

06 PARK BROOKE II 65

FOWLER PARK 62

CAMBRIDGE 57

LAKE LAUREL 57

DUNMOOR S&T 48

POTTERSTONE 37

HAYNES LANDING 37

HILLBROOKE 34

B7

01 WOODMONT GOLF & 94

MILTON TENNIS CE 77

HARMONY ON THE L 48

FOXHALL 45

GLEN ABBEY I 42

DUNWOODY CC 34

NESBIT LAKES 34

EAST HAMPTON 22

LEAFMORE CREEK 51

DRUID HILLS 45

KINGSLEY 40

FRANKIE ALLEN 28

TWIN LAKES 25

04 TOWNSEND CREEK 82

EE ROBINSON PARK 80

BARRINGTON 62

MORNING VIEW 45

APALACHEE RIVER 40

GRAND CASCADES 40

WILDBROOKE SUBDI 74

PLANTATION @ BRO 65

FOWLER PARK 48

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 45

CHESWYCK 34

GLENCREE 34

LONGLAKE SWIM/TE 20

B8

01 TRADITIONS OF BR 65

PRINCETON SQUARE 62

02

HUNTER PARK-CITY 71

WICKS CREEK 65

STOCKTONS MILL 65

CHASTAIN LAKES 57

BENTWATER 37

CHESTNUT CREEK 34

ARTHURS VINEYARD 34

THE FALLS OF CHE 34

03 BLACKBURN 77

SHARON LESTER TE 68 CHASTAIN 62

DANIEL PARK 25

HEDGEROWS 22

05 SILVER RIDGE 91

THE CLUB AT SPAL 57

BRIDLEWOOD 57

CEDAR CREEK S&R 57

FALLS OF AUTRY M 51

ABBOTTS COVE 34

CC OF THE SOUTH 31

MEDLOCK BRIDGE - 20

06 MONTVALE SWIM & 77

RIVERMOORE PARK 60

RIVER OAK S&R 54

FLOWERS CROSSING (HIGGENB) 54

FLOWERS CROSSING (OLIVER) 45

WILD MEADOWS 31

GRANDVIEW THE EN 25

02 WEXFORD 74

WOODFIELD 68

ROSWELL STATION 65

KENSINGTON FARMS 57 DUNWOODY CC 45

B2 Shiloh Farms (Shawn Dooley, captain)

B1 Piedmont Chase (Neil Grachek, captain)

A8 The Overlook @ Marietta CC (Lloyd Fiedler, captain) A7 Twin Lakes (Josh Newman, captain) B3 Cambridge (Frank Anaya, captain)

New Bedford (Chris Sprague, captain)

INVERNESS 42

LAKE CHARLES PLA 28

GLEN ABBEY I 14

03 ST MARLO CC 86

BELLMOORE PARK 60

WINDWARD LAKE 60

CASTLEBERRY HEI 50

WELLINGTON 40

SEVEN OAKS 26

OXFORD MILL 26

PARK BROOKE II 0

04 THE FIELDS I 91

AVOCET CLUB 68

SPALDING GLEN 65

OXFORD MILL 48

MJCCA 37

PEACHTREE STATIO 37

RIVER GLEN/FUL 31

BRIDGEWATER SUBD 20

05 PINETREE CC 71

WOODBRIDGE @ HAM (LYLE) 65

BURNT HICKORY RE 62

OAKWIND 60

WOODBRIDGE @ HAM (SCHNEID) 45

SENTINEL WEST 42

BROOKSTONE CC 28

FAIR OAKS T C 22

06 LESLIE BEACH 71

ECHO RIDGE 71

DEKALB TENNIS CE (POTEETE) 65

MCGHEE TENNIS CE 51

RICHARD CRAIG PA 42

BRIARCLIFF WOODS 37

DEKALB TENNIS CE (ROHM) 31

SMOKE RISE COUNT 28

07 DEER RUN WEST 71

KINGS FARM 65

SUMMERCHASE/CHE 57

MOUNTAIN VIEW 57

CHEROKEE TENNIS 40

HERITAGE @ ROSWE 40

WINDSOR OAKS 37 BRIDGEMILL TENNI 31

08 TERRELL MILL T C 80

BYRNWYCK S & T 65

THE BRANCHES 62

MILL GLEN 57

CARL SANDERS YMC 45

BLACKBURN (MCAFEE) 37

BLACKBURN (RODRIGO) 28

OLD PAPER MILL 22

C1

01 STILLWATER 82

THE CLUB @ EDGEW 77

GREAT OAKS LANDI 65

RICHLAND 45

SUMMIT CHASE 42

WHEATFIELDS 40

REUNION 37

VANNS TAVERN 8

02 HANARRY ESTATES 80

JEFFERSON STATIO 77

MAPLE RIDGE S&T 60

BENTWOOD 51

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 45

SUGAR MILL 42

ST IVES CC 20

STEEPLECHASE 17

03 EDGEBROOK 74

HAMPTON 71

WILD TIMBER 71

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 54

WINDERMERE/FORSY (CRAWFOR) 37

DEERLAKE 37

BRIDLE RIDGE 34

WINDERMERE/FORSY (BROWN) 20

04 THORN BERRY 74

SEVEN OAKS 62

THE FIELDS III 60

DOUBLEGATE 54

FONTAINEBLEAU 48

TUXFORD 42

WATERS MILL 31

WINDWARD LAKE 25

05 THE PARK @ VININ 93

BEN HILL PARK 63

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (THOMAS) 60

BRITTANY 50

GLENLAKE I 33

VININGS ESTATES 30

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (COUPER) 20

PERKERSON PARK 0

06 CROOKED CREEK 74

WEST OAKS 68

BRADSHAW FARM 62

GREEN SUMMERS 62

FALCON CREST 51

TOWNE MILL 40

WESTBROOK 28

BROOKFIELD CC 11

07 THE OVERLOOK @ M 76

EAST COBB S&T 63

BUTLER CREEK 63

THE GEORGIAN 60

BROWNS FARM 43

DELLINGER PARK 23

LEGACY PARK 20

CAMDEN PLACE 71

MARTIN’S LANDING 42

DUNWOODY NORTH 42

DUNWOODY CC (BELL) 34

SIBLEY FOREST 28

DUNWOODY CC (ORR) 22

C2

01 SYKES PARK 77

KING VALLEY AT V 77

HOLLY SPRINGS 60

WHITFIELD 54

EAGLE WATCH 37

WEATHERSTONE 37

ANNEEWAKEE TRAIL 37

HIGHLANDS AT HAM 20

02 THE MANOR GOLF & 94

FOWLER PARK 74

PARKSTONE 54

NOTTING HILL 45

08

TERRELL MILL T C 82

POST OAK REC 74

STANDARD CLUB 40

SARATOGA 40

C1 Stillwater (Jason Rogers, captain)

Manor Golf & CC (Michael Hawkins, captain)

B7 Montvale Swim & Tennis (Abhijit Shinde, captain) B8 Terrell Mill TC (Trent Schepers, captain)

B5 Stocktons Chase (Tracy Guthrie, captain) B6 Bitsy Grant/Soft Courts (Patrick Levandoski, captain)

HAMPTON HALL/DEK 51

CHAPEL HILL 40

FAIRWAYS/CHEROKE 51 CREEKSIDE OAKS 40 JACKSON CREEK 37 CLARY LAKES 37 BRISTOL OAKS 31 04 GREATER ATLANTA 83 MONTCLAIR 70 CHATEAU ELAN SPO 56 COOPERS POND 53

HANARRY ESTATES 33

ROCK SPRINGS PAR 30

ROCKDALE TENNIS 23

C4

01 WILD TIMBER 77

GRAND CASCADES 68

ABERDEEN 60

PARSONS RUN 54

FLOWERS CROSSING 40

THREE CHIMNEYS F 40

HAMILTON MILL I 40

BRISCOE PARK 20

02 LAKE FOREST SUBD 68

CREEKSTONE ESTAT 65

PARK FOREST 57

HIGHLAND RIDGE 57

TOWNE LAKE HILLS 54

FIELDSTONE 51

RIVER GREEN 42

SANCTUARY 2

03 LAKEHAVEN 76

NORTHAMPTON 63

DUNWOODY CC 63 DRUID HILLS 43

WINDY HILL ATHLE 40

WEST SMYRNA S&T 33

LEAFMORE CREEK 30

C6

01

WILDWOOD SPRINGS 68

SEVEN HILLS 62

ECHO MILL II 57

SENTINEL LAKE 51

LOCH HIGHLAND 48

CHIMNEY SPRINGS 45

PARK AT CEDARCRE 37

HARMONY ON THE L 25

02 THE RIVER CLUB/G 91

SHAKERAG 80

MEDLOCK BRIDGE - 65

RIVERMIST/GWINNE 48

SUGAR MILL 40

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 31

OLDE ATLANTA CLU 20

DULUTH RACQUET C 20

03 WYNTERHALL 80

THE BRANCHES 77

CC OF ROSWELL 57

FALLS OF AUTRY M 48

PEACHTREE CORNER 45

CC OF THE SOUTH 42

MARTIN’S LANDING 37

WEXFORD 11

04 FOWLER PARK 88

ARBORS AT LAKEVI 80

CONCORD FARMS 51

WHITE COLUMNS G 48

THE MANOR GOLF & 48

JAMES CREEK TENN 45

STERLING ON THE 22

LONGLAKE SWIM/TE 11

C8

01 WINDWARD LAKE 80

CROOKED CREEK 68

HILLBROOKE 54

LEGACY PARK 48

DUNMOOR S&T 48

EDENWILDE 45

HUNTCLIFF/FUL 28

HOWELL FARMS 25

02 PEACHTREE STATIO 80

AVOCET CLUB 65

GLENLAKE I (BAUTISTA) 60

STONEBRIER AT SU 57

MOUNTAIN PARK 51

BRITTANY 40

SHARON LESTER TE 28

GLENLAKE I (DOAN) 17

03 TRADITIONS (VENTERU) 82

TRADITIONS (MASCHERIN) 74

JAMES CREEK TENN 74

COPPER CREEK-FOR 60

SEVEN OAKS 40

BRAMBLETT GROVE 28

FIELDSTONE 25

CAMBRIDGE 14

Fowler Park (Divyendu Mohanty, captain)

(Matt Mascherin, captain)

C3 Greater Atlanta Christian Schools (Dac Dao, captain) C4 Wild Timber (Brian McCorvey, captain)

OLDE SAVANNAH SQ 57 DUNWOODY CC 54 MILL CREEK HIGH 51

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 45

CC OF ROSWELL 45

HILLBROOKE 17

03 SADDLE CREEK 2 71

LAKESIDE AT ANSL 71

FOWLER PARK (ENSLEY) 62

WHITE COLUMNS G 54

FOWLER PARK (LAIDMAN) 40

LAKE ASTORIA 40

HARRISON T C 37

HEMBREE GROVE 20

A2

01 CHASTAIN 73

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 63

TWIN LAKES 53

ROCKDALE TENNIS 53

SHARON LESTER TE (CROSS) 46

SHARON LESTER TE (STEUL) 33

HANOVER WEST 26

02 WILD TIMBER 62

KIMBALL FARMS 60

W P JONES PARK 54

VICKERY 54

LAKE FOREST SUBD 51

ST IVES CC 45

SEVEN OAKS 42

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 28

03 PEACHTREE CORNER 71

GLASTONBERRY 71

JONES BRIDGE 65

SANDY SPRINGS TC 60

OLDE TOWNE 54

THE BRANCHES 45

PEACHTREE STATIO 20

RIVERSIDE S&T 11

04 BROOKFIELD CC 80

LAUREL BROOKE 62

EAST HAMPTON 51

WYNGATE SOUTH 51

THE OVERLOOK @ M 48

KINGSGATE 40

LEES CROSSING 40

CAMDEN PLACE 25

A3

01 SWEETWATER T C 82

SUGAR CREEK 60

ANSLEY 54

PEACHTREE CITY T 51

SHARON LESTER TE 42

BITSY GRANT/SOFT 40

CARL SANDERS YMC 34

SUMMERGROVE 34

02 EAGLE WATCH 71

DELLINGER PARK 71

SADDLEBROOK/COBB 54

BRIDGEMILL TENNI 51

THE WATERFORD 40

TOWNE LAKE HILLS 40

PINETREE CC 37

MARIETTA CC 34

03 SIBLEY FOREST 88

HAMPTON FARMS 71

WINDY HILL ATHLE 54

TERRELL MILL T C (SHERIDA) 48

BLACKBURN 45

TERRELL MILL T C (EDER) 40

SANDY SPRINGS TC 28

INDIAN HILLS CC 22

04 NORTHAMPTON 68

MILL GLEN 65

TALLY GREEN 65

CHEROKEE TENNIS 54

SPRING RIDGE 48

HIGHLAND POINTE 45

NESBIT LAKES 31

WESTCHESTER S&T 20

05 MORNING VIEW 80

OXFORD MILL 66

BOBBY BAILEY TC 53

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 53

RHODES JORDAN PA 46

CHATEAU ELAN WIN 33

LANIER SPRINGS 16

06 DEKALB TENNIS CE (WILLIAM) 66

BROOKWOOD MANOR 56

DEKALB TENNIS CE (EDGAR) 53

FOUR SEASONS 50

JONES BRIDGE 46

HANARRY ESTATES 40

PEACHTREE STATIO 36

07 TUXFORD 70

CROOKED CREEK 63

PARKSTONE 53

CC OF THE SOUTH 50

CENTRAL PARK COU 43

WOODMONT GOLF & 36

MANOR NORTH 33

A5

01 CHEROKEE TENNIS 82

HICKORY SPRINGS 62

PLANTATION NORTH 60

CHIMNEY SPRINGS 54

LEES CROSSING 45

BROOKSTONE CC 42

HUNTER PARK-CITY 28

DELLINGER PARK 22

02 DEKALB TENNIS CE 71

BLACKBURN 65

GLENLAKE I 57

CHASTAIN 54

BRIARCLIFF WOODS 45

SUGAR CREEK (THOMAS) 40

SUGAR CREEK (FREEMAN) 34

GLENLAKE II 31

03 SANDY SPRINGS TC 80 DUNWOODY CC 65

CC OF ROSWELL 57

HORSESHOE BEND 48

HUNTCLIFF/FUL 42

VILLAGE MILL 40

TALLY GREEN 34

HUNTLEY HILLS 31

04 CONNEMARA 83

WATERS EDGE 66

TURTLE CREEK 50

FLOWERS CROSSING (MCLANE) 50

HUDLOW T C 40

GGC TENNIS FACIL 33

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 26

FLOWERS CROSSING (HOYT) 0

05 LONGLAKE SWIM/TE 71

THE MANOR GOLF & 57

CASTLEBROOKE TEN 54

MILTON RACKET CL 48

GROVE PARK 48

WESTBROOK 42

HEMBREE PARK 40

WINDWARD LAKE 37

06 MEDLOCK BRIDGE - 62

FOXDALE THE RESE 62

DOUBLEGATE 57

CAMBRIDGE 54

PLANTATION @ BRO 54

DEERLAKE 45

FALLS OF AUTRY M 34

ST IVES CC 28

A7

01

ROCKDALE TENNIS 57

PEACHTREE CITY T 57

BITSY GRANT/SOFT 48

ATHLETIC CLUB NE 40

DEKALB TENNIS CE 34

GLENLAKE I 28

03 POST OAK REC 71

DRESSAGE 57

TERRELL MILL T C 54

LAKESIDE AT ANSL 54

KINGS COVE 54

THE MANOR GOLF & 48

CROOKED CREEK 40

NEW BEDFORD 20

04 STERLING ON THE 77

ROCK SPRINGS PAR 62

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 57

VILLAGE GROVE 54

SARATOGA 48

RIVERMOORE PARK 42

W P JONES PARK 40

WILDWOOD 17

05

THE FALLS OF CHE 71

OLDE HERITAGE 62

BRIDGEMILL TENNI 54

HARRISON T C 54

BROOKSTONE 1 45

WOODLANDS 45

WEATHERSTONE 45

BENTWATER 20

LOCKRIDGE FOREST 65

VERMACK 57

HAMPTON HALL/DEK 54

HORSESHOE BEND 54

LESLIE BEACH 48

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 45

MJCCA 42

SANDY SPRINGS TC 31

02 DRUID HILLS 74

SHARON LESTER TE 60

A8

01

HAMILTON CROSSIN 82

INDIAN HILLS CC 74

EAGLE WATCH 54

WEST HAMPTON 51

LOST FORREST 48

CHADDS RIDGE 42

PRINCETON CORNER 25

PRINCETON MILL I 20

02 BITSY GRANT/HARD (ARMOUR) 85

SUB 25

THE CLUB @ EDGEW 25

06 STEVENS CREEK 68

SEVEN OAKS 60

CREEKSTONE ESTAT 54

SPRINGMONTE 48

POLO GOLF & CC 48

WINDERMERE/FORSY 42 SHAKERAG 40

STONEHAVEN POINT 37 07 PARK BROOKE II 71

HILLBROOKE 62 TUXFORD 62

FALLS OF AUTRY M 57 ST MARLO CC 51

HAMPTON HALL/FUL 34

W P JONES PARK 34

OXFORD MILL 25

B1

01 RIVER GLEN/FUL 80

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 68

MOUNTAIN PARK 60

THE CLUB AT SPAL 54

BERKELEY HILLS C 40

FOUR SEASONS 37

RIVERMIST/GWINNE 34

TWIN LAKES 25

02 DEERLAKE 74

ABERDEEN 65

LIBERTY SUBDIVIS 60

ST MARLO CC 48

KIMBALL FARMS 42

WESTBROOK 37

CROOKED CREEK 37

PARSONS RUN 34

03 DRUID HILLS (HILL) 77

04

GLENLAKE I 65

EAGLES LANDING 54

DRUID HILLS (WRIGHT) 51

SOUTH FULTON TC 48

DEKALB TENNIS CE (GLETSU) 34

DEKALB TENNIS CE (DESROSI) 34

SUGAR CREEK 34

APALACHEE FARMS 77

OLDE ATLANTA CLU 68

TRADITIONS OF BR 62

RICHLAND 48

REUNION 45

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 40

BARRINGTON 34

MORNINGBROOKE 22

05 BRITTANY 65

MAYFAIR/ST CLAIR 54

DUNWOODY CC (ORR) 54

HUNTCLIFF/FUL 51

BLACKBURN 45 DUNWOODY CC (REECE) 45 KINGSLEY 42

MJCCA 40

06 GOVERNOR’S PRESE 65

BROOKSTONE 3 62

TOWNE LAKE HILLS 60

HEDGEROSE 51

HAMILTON CROSSIN 48

BRIDGEMILL TENNI 42

LEGACY PARK 34

EAGLE WATCH 34

07 SANDY SPRINGS TC (BLAKE) 77

WEXFORD (RIVENBARK) 60

CHADDS WALK 60

WEXFORD (DICKERSON) 51

JACKSON CREEK 48

SANDY SPRINGS TC (HAITHCO) 45

OLDE TOWNE 34

PRINCETON LAKES 22

08 KING VALLEY AT V 74

EAST COBB S&T 65

LOST MOUNTAIN TE 60

TERRELL MILL T C 48

BARNES MILL 45

CHESTNUT SPRINGS 42

WINDY HILL ATHLE 40

OAKLEIGH 22

B2

01

BELLETERRE 74

GLEN ABBEY I 68

WINDWARD LAKE 51

LAKE LAUREL 51

FOWLER PARK 45

CROOKED CREEK 42

CRABAPPLE CHASE 34

BROOKSHADE 31

02 PEACHTREE CITY T 68

OAKHURST PARK 62

MCGHEE TENNIS CE 60

LEAFMORE CREEK 54

BITSY GRANT/SOFT 45

PIEDMONT DRIVING 37

CLAYTON COUNTY T 37

LESLIE BEACH 34

03 EAST ROSWELL PAR 74

A3 Tuxford (Lisa Johnson, captain)

Corners S&R (Lindsey King, captain)

Kelly, captain)

45

WOODBRIDGE @ HAM 45

LEGACY PARK 45

THE GEORGIAN 31

07 HAVENSTONE 65

ST IVES CC 62

MEDLOCK BRIDGE - 60

WOODS OF PARKVIE 60

THE HIGHLANDS @ 42

MONTVALE SWIM & 42

BERKELEY WALK 40

RIVER STATION 25

08 LOCH HIGHLAND 82

MILTON TENNIS CE (KING CU) 71

EAGLE WATCH 48

CARMICHAEL FARMS 45

BROOKFIELD CC 45

CHESTNUT HILL 42

MILTON TENNIS CE (WALLS) 34

WYNGATE SOUTH 28

B3

01 DRUID HILLS (GETTIG) 77

CARL SANDERS YMC 62

DRUID HILLS (MCGILL) 60

CHASTAIN 54

ANSLEY 45

ROCKDALE TENNIS 40

PEACHTREE CITY T 34

CLAYTON COUNTY T 25

02 CREEKSIDE GOLF & 77

SEVEN HILLS 57

TOWNE LAKE HILLS 57

GOVERNORS TOWNE 57

BRIDGEMILL TENNI (KERKHOF)51

KENNWORTH T C 40

BRIDGEMILL TENNI (MIXON) 34

THE ARBORS 25

03 THE BRANCHES 74

HAMMOND HILLS 60

SENTINEL LAKE 54

RIVER FOREST 45

CONCOURSE ATH CL 42

BLACKBURN 42

JACKSON CREEK 40

HUNTLEY HILLS 40

04 HIGHLAND POINTE 71

CRABAPPLE LAKE/P 71

CANTERBURY 65

BISHOP’S GREEN 45

NORTH FOREST 42

RIVERSIDE 40

HARMONY ON THE L 34

LITCHFIELD 100 28

05 ATLANTA ATHLETIC 74

BOBBY BAILEY TC 62

NORTH FORKE 62

RUBY FOREST 60

MAPLE RIDGE S&T 48

KNOLLWOOD LAKES 45

GREAT OAKS LANDI 31

TRILOGY PARK 14

06 FIELDSTONE (BOSKER) 82

CHATSWORTH @ FOR 71

FIELDSTONE (JOHNSTON) 62

CENTRAL PARK COU 48

THREE CHIMNEYS F 42

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 34

NORTHERN OAKS SU 28

WINDERMERE/FORSY 28

07 NEELY FARM 71

EMBRY HILLS 71

LIFE TIME ATHLET 65

AVOCET CLUB 57

THE CLUB AT SPAL 42

HUDLOW T C 40

LOCKRIDGE FOREST 25

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 25

08 TUXFORD 68

DUNMOOR S&T 65

CC OF THE SOUTH 57

JONES BRIDGE 54

THE MANOR GOLF & 42

WHITE COLUMNS G 40

PARSONS RUN 40

GLASTONBERRY 28

B4

01

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (HARTMAN) 71

RICHARD CRAIG PA 68

GLENLAKE I 60

SHARON LESTER TE 54

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (DONAHUE) 51

DEKALB TENNIS CE 48

AVONDALE S & T 37

PRINCETON LAKES/ 8

02 BRIGHT WATER 68

RIVERMOORE PARK 65

HIGHLANDS @ BRID 62

BUFORD CITY PARK 54

WHITE OAK PLACE 48

MORNING VIEW 45

DEL WEBB CHATEAU 34

SUMMIT CHASE 20

03 GEORGETOWN 62

BLACKBURN (OLIVIER) 60

BLACKBURN (WILKINSON) 60

HUDLOW T C 51

DUNWOODY CC 48

BLACKBURN (SCHNEIDER) 45

LAKES 14 08 TUXFORD 68

SUGAR MILL 60

CAMBRIDGE 60

HAYNES LANDING 57

PINEWALK S&T 54

HARTRIDGE 40 BRIDLEWOOD 34 DOUBLEGATE 25 B5 01 TRADITIONS OF BR 76 HERITAGE CREST 66

WESTOVER/GWINNET 53

FOREST PLANTATIO 43

CHADWICK CLUB 40

STERLING ON THE 36

FLOWERS CROSSING 33 02 WELLINGTON 68

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 62

WAF REC 62

ST IVES CC 57

LANSDOWNE 51

OLDE ATLANTA CLU 48

SEVEN OAKS 28

STANDARD CLUB 20

03 KINGSLEY ESTATES 80

TURNBERRY 74

GREEN SUMMERS 57

SPRINGMONTE 45

DEERLAKE 42

RIVERSTONE PLANT 40

WOODLAND PARK 37

HIGHLAND PARK/FU 22

04 GEORGETOWN 82

GLEN ABBEY I 82

THE FIELDS I 68

INVERNESS 60

EAST SPRING LAKE 42

DUNWOODY CC 28

MOUNTAIN CREEK R 28

EAST HAMPTON 5

05 CARTERSVILLE COU 85

THE RESERVE 68

LAUREL PARK 54

HIGHLANDS AT HAM 48

MARIETTA CC 45

OAKWIND 40

DELLINGER PARK 31

CHARLTON FORGE 25

06 ANSLEY 77

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (MCINTYR) 60

CHASTAIN 54

BITSY GRANT/SOFT (DANTE) 54

PIEDMONT DRIVING 51

MCGHEE TENNIS CE 40

MEADOWGROVE 34

MONTCLAIR ESTATE 28

07 LAUREL BROOKE 80

PENHURST 71

WOODBINE STATION 54

NORTHAMPTON 54

DEER RUN WEST 48

FAIRWAYS/CHEROKE 42

HARRISON T C (WATKINS) 28

HARRISON T C (BIMMERLE) 20

08 SUGAR CREEK 60

ROCKDALE TENNIS 60

LEAFMORE CREEK 53

WATERS EDGE 53

WINDING VISTA 50

TWIN LAKES 43

BROOKWOOD MANOR 30

B6

01

KENNWORTH T C 20

02 SANDY SPRINGS TC (GOLDICH) 80

FONTAINEBLEAU 68

SANDY SPRINGS TC (PATE) 60

BLACKBURN 51

KINGSLEY 48

HORSESHOE BEND 42

DUNWOODY CC 28

VERMACK 20

03 WILDWOOD SPRINGS 82

ROSWELL STATION 77

HERITAGE @ ROSWE 60

HANEY WALK 54

WEXFORD 45

MIDDLEBROOKE 34

GREAT SKY 28

EAGLE WATCH 65

TOLLESON PARK 65

THE BROADLANDS 60

PACES CLUB 51

LOST MOUNTAIN TE (KIM) 48

LOST MOUNTAIN TE (RANDOLP) 45

STILESBORO TRACE 42

NEWCASTLE FARM 17

04 INDEPENDENCE SQ 68

CHATSWORTH 68

HAMPTON FARMS 54

JOHNSONS LANDING 54

CHESTNUT CREEK 45

PIEDMONT CHASE 42

B8 McGhee TC (Theresa Udoh, captain)

Kimball Bridge Crossing (Georgia Webb, captain)

SUNDAY WOMEN

WINDSOR OAKS 37

CHESTNUT GROVE 28

05 BITSY GRANT/HARD 80

SUMMIT FAMILY YM 70

DRUID HILLS 56

SHARON LESTER TE (JACKSON) 53

SHARON LESTER TE (PIERCE) 33

BRIARCLIFF WOODS 30

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 26

06 EE ROBINSON PARK 85

AVONLEA CROSSING 60

DUNCAN’S LAKE TE 51

RIVER FALLS 48

ROCK SPRINGS PAR 48

TURTLE CREEK 48

RIVERMOORE PARK 37

PEACHTREE WOODS 20

07 ROCKDALE TENNIS 80

HANARRY WEST 66 WHITE HAWK 56

GGC TENNIS FACIL 50

LESLIE BEACH 36

WILDWOOD 30

SOUTHLAND CC 30

08 WILD TIMBER 68

WINDERMERE/FORSY 62

CROOKED CREEK 54

CC OF ROSWELL (SOLDAVINI) 54

PROVENCE 51

OXFORD MILL 42

CC OF ROSWELL (BEATTY) 34

PENNBROOKE 31

B7

01 SMOKE RISE COUNT 66

RICHARD CRAIG PA 60

FOUR SEASONS (WHITE) 56

SUGAR CREEK 53

DEKALB TENNIS CE 40

FOUR SEASONS (MCINTOSH) 40

SOUTH FULTON TC 33

02 STERLING ON THE 68

HANARRY ESTATES 65

EDINBURGH 60

HAMILTON MILL II 60

SARATOGA 51

RICHLAND 37

MORNING VIEW 31

CHANDLER POND 25

03 LIFE TIME ATHLET (TRACY) 100

MJCCA 60

HAMPTON WOODS 54

THE BRANCHES 48

ECHO RIDGE 42

DUNWOODY NORTH 37

LIFE TIME ATHLET (LOCHRY) 31

SANDY SPRINGS TC 25

04 THREE CHIMNEYS F 65

THE FIELDS I 60

SHAKERAG 60

ST IVES CC (LITTLE) 57

GREATER ATLANTA 54

ST IVES CC (CLAYTON) 37

MEDLOCK BRIDGE - 34

RIVERBROOKE (DUL 31

05 TERRELL MILL T C 66

MCGHEE TENNIS CE (EXLEY) 63

SIBLEY FOREST 63

SWEETWATER T C 53

MCGHEE TENNIS CE (SYMOLON) 36

VININGS ESTATES 33

HANOVER WOODS 33

06 ARBOR VIEW 74

HOLLY SPRINGS 68

HARMONY ON THE L 60

HEDGEROW 51

CHICKERING 42

BROOKFIELD CC 42

HIGHLAND RIDGE 31

BRADSHAW FARM 28

07 LEGACY PARK (BALL) 73

LEGACY PARK (EMERY) 66

ECHO MILL II 60

HIGHLAND POINT 53

DELLINGER PARK 40

WOODSTOCK KNOLL 33

BROWNS FARM 23

NESBIT LAKES 54

MILL GLEN 51

TERRELL MILL T C (CAMPBEL) 48

DUNWOODY NORTH 45

TERRELL MILL T C (WESTERM) 34

MARTIN’S LANDING 31

07 NOTTING HILL 65

CREEKSTONE ESTAT 65

ASHEBROOKE 62

ABBOTTS COVE 48

FIELDSTONE 48

VICKERY 45

LAKE FOREST SUBD 40

WINDWARD LAKE 22

08 PEACHTREE STATIO 68

HUDLOW T C 68

THE FIELDS I 65

FALLS OF AUTRY M 48

REUNION 36

RIVER OAK S&R 30

PROVIDENCE/GWI 0 C2

01 SHAKERAG 77

MAYFAIR/ST CLAIR 60

BRIDGEWATER SUBD 60

BERKELEY HILLS C 57

WHEATFIELDS 51

RIVER GLEN/FUL 40

CHARTWELL/FULTON 34

HEBRON CHRISTIAN 20

02 PARK AT CEDARCRE 66

SADDLE RIDGE LAK 63

OAK CREEK ESTATE 50

PINETREE CC 50

FAIR OAKS T C (TIPTON) 46

HORSESHOE BEND 57

CHADDS WALK 54

MJCCA 54

SADDLE CREEK 2 48

CC OF ROSWELL 45

WEXFORD 40

JACKSON CREEK 25

05 STILLWATER 86

ROCK SPRINGS PAR 76

SUWANEE STATION 60

CHEROKEE WOODS E 56

FLOWERS CROSSING 33

STEEPLECHASE 30

BUNTEN ROAD PARK 6

C4

01 HUNTER PARK-CITY 74

LOST FORREST 65

HUDLOW T C 43

PEACHTREE CORNER 23

TWIN LAKES 20

04 WOODFIELD 82

DEVEREUX DOWNS 65

CC OF ROSWELL 62

EDENWILDE 51

CRABAPPLE LAKE/P 40

KINGS COVE 37

DUNWOODY CC 37

THE BRANCHES 22

05 WINDERMERE/FORSY 68

HAMILTON MILL II 68

POLO GOLF & CC 62

CAMBRIDGE 54

POST BROOK FARMS 48

GREEN SUMMERS 34

BRAMBLETT GROVE 31

08

WHITE COLUMNS G 80

EDENWILDE 56

NOTTING HILL 50

CC OF ROSWELL 43

HEMBREE PARK 43

WOODMONT GOLF & 40 MAYFAIR/ST CLAIR 36

B8

01 MCGHEE TENNIS CE 80

NEWNAN CC 68

CANONGATE AT MIR 57

WASHINGTON PARK 54 THE FALLS AT MAS 54

SUMMIT FAMILY YM 37

BITSY GRANT/HARD 25 HUNTER PARK-CITY 22

02 TOWNE LAKE HILLS (MILLIS) 62

DEER RUN WEST 57

HARDAGE FARM 54

MARIETTA CC 54

BUTLER CREEK 48

CHESTNUT HILL 45

CHESTNUT SPRINGS 40

TOWNE LAKE HILLS (JACKSON)37

03 HAMPTON HALL/DEK 68

RICHARD CRAIG PA 68

AVONDALE S & T 57

PANGBORN 54

HALES TRACE 45

ROCKDALE TENNIS 45

SUGAR CREEK 40

DEKALB TENNIS CE 20

LIFE TIME ATHLET 42

CC OF THE SOUTH 37 GRAN RIVER 34 PEACHTREE CORNER 34

C1

01 BROWNS FARM 74

THE WATERFORD 62

SEVEN HILLS 54 BROOKSTONE CC 54 SERENADE 48 GOVERNORS TOWNE 40 HIGHLANDS AT HAM 37 THE GEORGIAN 28

02 DEKALB TENNIS CE (MANLEY) 77 DRUID HILLS 65 BRITTANY 65

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 54

BLACKBURN 54

DEKALB TENNIS CE (SHEETS) 40

DEKALB TENNIS CE (MITCHEL) 25

FRANKIE ALLEN 17

03 CHASTAIN 85 WICKS CREEK 62

ROSWELL PARK 60

CAMDEN PLACE 48

ARTHURS VINEYARD 48

RIVERSIDE S&T 45

CHIMNEY SPRINGS 42

HAMPTON WOODS 2

04 KIMBALL BRIDGE C 88

DOUBLEGATE 68

BLACKBURN 51

BENTLEY PARK SUB 40

FAIR OAKS T C (DELOSH) 33

03 JAMES CREEK TENN 80

CROOKED CREEK (GMAHLE) 74

WILD TIMBER 54

VILLAGE GROVE 48

HAMPTON 48

CROOKED CREEK (FREEBERN) 45

THE MANOR GOLF & 40

DEERLAKE 8

04 JEFFERSON TOWNSH (KRAMER) 80

MEADOW BROOK 62

BRADSHAW FARM 60

RIVER GREEN 45

JEFFERSON TOWNSH (JACKSON) 45

ESTATES OF FERNW 42

MILTON RACKET CL 40

HERITAGE TRACE 22

05 CAPITAL CITY 83

SMOKE RISE COUNT 56

ANSLEY 53

BRIARCLIFF WOODS 53

RICHARD CRAIG PA 46

CARL SANDERS YMC 30

SANDY SPRINGS TC 26

C3

01

HIGHLAND POINTE 57

KING VALLEY AT V 57

CHIMNEY SPRINGS 48

WILLOW CREEK 45

TRIBUTARY 28

LOST MOUNTAIN TE 22

02 FIELDSTONE (MAURER) 71

EDENWILDE 68

MILL GLEN 54

LAKE LAUREL 51

BRADSHAW FARM 45

WILLOW POINT 45

INVERNESS 34

FIELDSTONE (ERNISSEE) 28

EDINBURGH 31

C6

01

PARK FOREST 80

TRADITIONS 65

FOWLER PARK 60

GRAND CASCADES 54

FOXDALE THE RESE 54

GLEN ABBEY I 34

LAKE FOREST SUBD 34

BRIDLE RIDGE 17

02 HIGHLAND POINTE 66

LAKEHAVEN 60

BRADSHAW FARM 53

03

EVERGREEN LAKES 68

DEKALB TENNIS CE (ROAN) 60

LESLIE BEACH 60

ANSLEY 57

DEKALB TENNIS CE (MCEWEN) 51

WINDING VISTA 42

SUGAR CREEK 37

WYNBROOKE 22

04 GRAND CASCADES 85

OLDE ATLANTA CLU 82

RIVERSTONE PLANT 57

RIVERMOORE PARK 54

HUDLOW T C 42

DORSET 50

OXFORD LAKES 46

BROOKFIELD CC 40

WHITE COLUMNS G 33

03 LEAFMORE CREEK 82

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 77

HORSESHOE BEND 71

BITSY GRANT/SOFT 51

DUNWOODY CC 42

DUNMOOR S&T 40

REDFIELD 25

FONTAINEBLEAU 8

04

EAGLE WATCH 66

04

NORTHAMPTON 74

WILDWOOD SPRINGS 65

ESTATES OF BROOK 57

ARBOR BRIDGE 57

BROOKFIELD CC 48

CHEROKEE TENNIS (WOOD) 37

CHEROKEE TENNIS (DRON) 34

POST OAK REC 25

05 SEVEN OAKS 71

ABERDEEN 57

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 57

THE CLUB @ EDGEW 57

HAMILTON MILL I 57

REUNION 48

LANIER SPRINGS 25

RIVER COLONY SOU 25

06 WINDY HILL ATHLE 74

WEATHERSTONE 60

KINGSLEY 51

CONCOURSE ATH CL 45

PARSONS RUN 40

GEORGETOWN 28

WELLINGTON 25

05 FIELDSTONE (NEWMAN) 88

THREE CHIMNEYS F 80

WILD MEADOWS 57

FIELDSTONE (MCALPINE) 54

THE MANOR GOLF & 54

GOVERNOR’S PRESE 28

FOWLER PARK 22

WESTBROOK 14

06 APALACHEE RIVER 73

CHATEAU ELAN SPO 70

GRAND CASCADES 56

DANIEL PARK 46

FLOWERS CROSSING 36

LAUREL PARK 66

WOODLANDS 66

BRADSHAW FARM 60

NORTH LANDING 53

CHIMNEY LAKES 53

LEGACY PARK 40

CARTERSVILLE COU 10

02 TUXFORD 68

MEDLOCK BRIDGE - 65

ST MARLO CC 57

SEVEN OAKS 57

BELLETERRE 48

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 42

SHARON SPRINGS P 37

PARKSTONE 22

WHITE HAWK 42

ROCK SPRINGS PAR 31

POLO GOLF & CC 2

C5

01

BITSY GRANT/SOFT 66

GLENLAKE II 56

OAKHURST PARK 56

SHARON LESTER TE 56

SUGAR CREEK 43

SWEETWATER T C 36

BLACKBURN 33

02 CHEROKEE TENNIS 94

WINDSOR OAKS 62

LEGACY PARK 60

CHEROKEE TENNIS 66

KENNWORTH T C 63

WEST SMYRNA S&T 63

CENTENNIAL LAKES 36

LAUREL PARK 30

WOODSTOCK KNOLL 23

05 TRADITIONS OF BR 88

RIVERMIST/GWINNE 77

BRISCOE PARK 62

RIVERWALK 40

EE ROBINSON PARK 37

DULUTH RACQUET C 34

RIVERCLIFF 31

SUMMIT SMOKE 28

03

BITSY GRANT/HARD (SANDERS) 74

REDFIELD 62

CARL SANDERS YMC 60

SHARON LESTER TE 54

BITSY GRANT/HARD (TUTTLE) 48

ATHLETIC CLUB NE 48

BYRNWYCK S & T 34

INDIAN HILLS CC 17

STILESBORO TRACE 45

BENTWATER 45

RIVER PARK 42

EDGEWATER 25

CHESTNUT HILL 20

03 RIVERMIST/GWINNE 80

ST IVES CC 80

ROCKDALE TENNIS 53

C8

01

HILLBROOKE 73

FLOWERS CROSSING 66

THREE CHIMNEYS F 56

MEDLOCK BRIDGE - 53

SEVEN OAKS 50

TRADITIONS OF BR 33

RIVERMIST/GWINNE 16

04

HUNTCLIFF/FUL 74

SUMMIT CHASE 50

02 HARMONY ON THE L 80

C6 Rivermist/Gwinnett (Lisa Phillips, captain)

C8 Life Time Athletic & Tennis (Elisabeth Hidle, captain)

BRIDGEMILL TENNI 70

WOODMONT GOLF & 66

CHEROKEE TENNIS 46

LOST MOUNTAIN TE 40

KENNWORTH T C 23

LEGACY PARK 23

03 LIFE TIME ATHLET 88

MARTIN’S LANDING 65

DOUBLEGATE 62

THE FIELDS I 54

LOCKRIDGE FOREST 54

SPRING RIDGE 48

TUXFORD 14

CC OF ROSWELL 11

04 CROOKED CREEK 70

WILDWOOD SPRINGS 66

WESTCHESTER S&T 60

BROOKSHADE 50

SIBLEY FOREST 46

GRAND VERIDIAN 33

JUNIOR GIRLS

10 - C3

01

INDEPENDENCE SQ 23

05 ASHFORD PARK 71

BITSY GRANT/HARD (SHRUBB) 68

SOUTHLAND CC 60

RICHARD CRAIG PA 48

GERALD A. MATTHE 45

DRUID HILLS 42

BITSY GRANT/HARD (CLAWSON) 40

SMOKE RISE COUNT 22

BUFORD CITY PARK 90

HIGHLAND POINTE 87

DUNWOODY CC (BRUCE) 70

THE RIVER CLUB/G 67

VERMACK 63

DUNWOODY CC (TURNER) 59

THE BRANCHES 28

SHAKERAG 21

10 - C5

01 WHITE COLUMNS G 94

CAMDEN PLACE 80

WILLOW POINT 46

CROOKED CREEK 31

02 VERMACK 80

DEKALB TENNIS CE (DERIJKE) 74

ST IVES CC 68

DEKALB TENNIS CE (MONIZ) 64

PEACHTREE CORNER 64

EAST ROSWELL PAR 57

PEACHTREE STATIO 55

03 JAMES CREEK TENN (VIDHANI) 95

FIELDSTONE 86

EE ROBINSON PARK 73

JAMES CREEK TENN (CHITTOO) 66

DEERLAKE 51

GRAND CASCADES 48

SEVEN OAKS 44

MAPLE RIDGE S&T 38

04 KENNWORTH T C (CAHOON) 85

KENNWORTH T C (KHUPE) 71

WESTCHESTER S&T 58 MARIETTA CC 37

12 - C1

01

THE MANOR GOLF & 90

BRANDON HALL 82

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 75

SEVEN HILLS 70 FIELDSTONE 69

LESLIE BEACH 60 FALLS OF AUTRY M 53 DUNWOODY CC 39

12 - C3

01 TWIN LAKES 78

LIFE TIME ATHLET 74

VERMACK 66

SUGAR CREEK 64

ROCKDALE TENNIS 61 CAPITAL CITY 56

SHARON LESTER TE 54

PEACHTREE STATIO 51

02 EAST ROSWELL PAR 87

KENNWORTH T C 81

MILTON TENNIS CE 77

FIELDSTONE 73

CHATSWORTH 63 INDIAN HILLS CC 51

THE MANOR GOLF & 43 BROOKFIELD CC 39

03 DEERLAKE 82

SHARON SPRINGS P 80

EDINBURGH 80

EE ROBINSON PARK 80

THE RIVER CLUB/G 63

SEVEN OAKS 55 SHAKERAG 40

OXFORD MILL 32

12 - C5

01 SEVEN HILLS 82

HARRISON T C (HACHENBERG) 79 CHADDS WALK 68 HARRISON T C (CARROLL) 65 JACKSON CREEK 58

WESTPORT 56

HAMPTON WOODS 48

02 BUFORD CITY PARK 77

RIVERMIST/GWINNE 76

ST MARLO CC 74

ST IVES CC 61

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 60

BUNTEN ROAD PARK 57

EE ROBINSON PARK 55

03 WHITE COLUMNS G 81

WOODMONT GOLF & 81

THREE CHIMNEYS F 69

CROOKED CREEK 65

SHARON SPRINGS P 61

MIDDLEBROOKE 40

POLO GOLF & CC 29

04 ASHFORD CHASE 95

RIVERSIDE S&T 89

GREATER ATLANTA 60

CAPITAL CITY 57

EAST ROSWELL PAR 50

CC OF ROSWELL 44

THE BRANCHES 37

05 DEKALB TENNIS CE 81

PIEDMONT DRIVING 75

BITSY GRANT/HARD 71

LEAFMORE CREEK 71

ROXBORO VALLEY 68

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 61

OAKHURST PARK 35

15 - B1

01 COVINGTON RIDGE 92

FOXWORTH 82

SUGAR CREEK 82

FALLS OF AUTRY M 67

ST IVES CC 47

DUNWOODY CC 34

BUNTEN ROAD PARK 34

02 WOODMONT GOLF & 92

SHARON SPRINGS P 83

THE RIVER CLUB/G 80

RIVERMOORE PARK 60

WHITE COLUMNS G 52

FIELDSTONE 52

EE ROBINSON PARK 47

15 - C1

01 DEKALB TENNIS CE 88

BYRNWYCK S & T 87

LESLIE BEACH 67

CAPITAL CITY 64

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 53

GREATER ATLANTA 47

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 44

02 MILTON RACKET CL 79

CROOKED CREEK 78

JAMES CREEK TENN 62

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 50

15 - C3

01 BROOKWOOD HILLS 75

EAST ROSWELL PAR 68

OAKHURST PARK 62

SEVEN OAKS 55

02 POST OAK REC 81

BROOKFIELD CC 66

KENNWORTH T C 65

RIVERSIDE S&T 42

15 - C4

01 MILTON TENNIS CE 91

CC OF THE SOUTH 80

HAMPTON HALL/DEK 80

OXFORD MILL 67

JAMES CREEK TENN 48

WYNTERHALL 46

MJCCA 45

RICHARD CRAIG PA 36

JUNIOR GIRLS

15 C1 Crooked Creek (Madeline Gmahle, team manager)

15 C3 Brookwood Hills (Jennifer Webster, team manager)

15 C4 Milton TC (Terre O’Brien, team manager)

JUNIOR GIRLS

JUNIOR BOYS

10 - C3

01 FIELDSTONE 95

FALLS OF AUTRY M 68

DEKALB TENNIS CE 63

THE RIVER CLUB/G 37

02 DUNWOODY CC 81

KENNWORTH T C 69 ASHFORD CHASE 67 HARRISON T C 38

10 - C5

01 THE PADDOCKS 81

BUFORD CITY PARK 75

FOWLER PARK 60

SHAKERAG 48

02 INDIAN HILLS CC 79

HIGHLANDS AT HAM 67

WESTCHESTER S&T 62

HAMPTON WOODS 60

03 EE ROBINSON PARK 94

SHARON SPRINGS P 86

PEACHTREE STATIO 73

SEVEN OAKS 67

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 66

OXFORD MILL 46

WILD TIMBER 19

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 0

04 JACKSON CREEK 92

WHITE COLUMNS G 79

GLEN ABBEY I 72

ST IVES CC 71

DEERLAKE 62

EAST ROSWELL PAR 52 BROOKFIELD CC 47 RIVERMOORE PARK 44

12 - C1

01 CREEKSTONE ESTAT 84

FIELDSTONE 75

SEVEN OAKS 60 BUFORD CITY PARK 53

02 SHAKERAG 83

DEKALB TENNIS CE (RAO) 80

LESLIE BEACH 76

DEKALB TENNIS CE (PERLMUT)65

PRINCETON LAKES 59 ASHFORD CHASE 59 DUNWOODY CC 54

12 - C3

01 SILVER OAK 100 RIVERSIDE S&T 65

HAMILTON TOWNSHI 48

MARIETTA CC 28

02 DRUID HILLS 85

LEAFMORE CREEK 81

SMOKE RISE COUNT 80

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 71

THE BRANCHES 64

MJCCA 56

LESLIE BEACH 45

03 OXFORD MILL 90

THE RIVER CLUB/G 67

ST IVES CC 66

SHARON SPRINGS P 65

BUNTEN ROAD PARK 63

JAMES CREEK TENN 58

TPC @ SUGARLOAF 39

EE ROBINSON PARK 0

04 MILTON TENNIS CE 88

EAST ROSWELL PAR 76

GLEN ABBEY I 60

WHITE COLUMNS G 48 12

01 JAMES CREEK TENN 94

CREEKSTONE

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 64

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 62

EDINBURGH 53

SEVEN OAKS 53

DEERLAKE 35 02 HAMPTON WOODS 78

CHIMNEY SPRINGS 78

BENTWATER 73

HARRISON T C (SPICK) 64

HIGHLAND POINTE 62

INDIAN HILLS CC 61

KENNWORTH T C 53

HARRISON T C (CROWELL) 48 03 BYRNWYCK S & T 88

LIFE TIME ATHLET 78

DEKALB TENNIS CE 72

CAPITAL CITY 72

SHARON LESTER TE 61

SMOKE RISE COUNT 59

PEACHTREE STATIO 55

WYNTERHALL 36

EDENWILDE 86

BEACH 70

DRUID HILLS 63

SWEETWATER T C 37

15 - C1

01 THE MANOR GOLF & 82

HIGHLANDS AT HAM 78

PRINCETON LAKES 73

POST OAK REC 64

WOODMONT GOLF & 50

BENTWATER 41 HARRISON T C 0

02 DEKALB TENNIS CE (MCGUIRE) 84

FALLS OF AUTRY M 81

DEKALB TENNIS CE (SIBILSK) 65

PEACHTREE STATIO 32

03 SEVEN OAKS 90 ST IVES CC 79

EDINBURGH 78

THE RIVER CLUB/G 70 OXFORD MILL 52

DEERLAKE 48

EE ROBINSON PARK 0

15

- C3

01 SUGAR CREEK 80

MILL GLEN 77

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 77

DUNWOODY CC 74

RIVERSIDE S&T 70 HARRISON T C 57

VERMACK 54

02 ST MARLO CC 84

GLEN ABBEY I 81

WHITE COLUMNS G 75

MAYFAIR/ST CLAIR 64 MILTON RACKET CL 64 BROOKFIELD CC 55

EE ROBINSON PARK 32

15 - C4

01 LEAFMORE CREEK (BREWER) 91 SIBLEY FOREST 75

TWIN LAKES 71

LEAFMORE CREEK (SMITH) 60 HARRISON T C 57 INDIAN HILLS CC 30 CAPITAL CITY 0

02 BENTWOOD 87

BUNTEN ROAD PARK 81

GLASTONBERRY 79

SEVEN OAKS 73

GREATER ATLANTA 56

ST MARLO CC 46

CC OF THE SOUTH 46

03 JAMES CREEK TENN 82

FOWLER PARK 79 FIELDSTONE 71

RIVERBROOKE (SUW 42

18

- A1

01 SHARON SPRINGS P 87

SWEETWATER T C 75

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 69 TPC @ SUGARLOAF 63 DUNWOODY CC 60 ST IVES CC 58

TRADITIONS OF BR 43

18

GLEN ABBEY I 67

SEVEN OAKS 58

GREATER ATLANTA (HUTCHIN) 45

RIVERMIST/GWINNE 40

18 - C1

01 CASTLEBERRY HEI 82

EDINBURGH 81

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 81

EAST ROSWELL PAR 67

W P JONES PARK 63

ROCKDALE TENNIS 56

GLENLAKE II 31

02 GOVERNORS TOWNE 81

WOODMONT GOLF & 81

NEW BEDFORD 66

BROOKSTONE CC 65

HARRISON T C 65

MILTON TENNIS CE 58

NORTH ATLANTA HI 56

- B1

01 GREATER ATLANTA (HAWKINS) 91 PEACHTREE STATIO 83 SANDY SPRINGS TC 74

SANDY

BITSY GRANT/SOFT 38

BROOKFIELD CC 27

HEMBREE GROVE 22

A5

01 SANDY SPRINGS TC (FRIST) 83

TERRELL MILL T C 66

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 27

SANDY SPRINGS TC (HARRIS) 22

02 TRADITIONS OF BR 77

HAMILTON MILL I 77

DEKALB TENNIS CE 44

HUDLOW T C 44

ROCK SPRINGS PAR 44

CHATEAU ELAN SPO 38

HANARRY ESTATES 16

LEES CROSSING 44

SOLEIL AT LAURE 11

04 WILD TIMBER 80

DOUBLEGATE 66

EDENWILDE 66

CC OF THE SOUTH 57

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 47

CENTRAL PARK COU 33

WINDWARD LAKE 23

FALLS OF AUTRY M 23

A7

01

PIEDMONT DRIVING 55

CAPITAL CITY 50

SIBLEY FOREST 50

TERRELL MILL T C 44

02 PARSONS RUN 90

BUFORD CITY PARK 61

HIDDEN FALLS SUB 57

RHODES JORDAN PA 52

HOG MOUNTAIN SPO 47

CC OF ROSWELL 66

SENTINEL ON THE 61

CENTRAL PARK COU 57

HORSESHOE BEND 38

SHILOH FARMS 38

CC OF THE SOUTH 33

SPALDING LAKE 19

05 PEACHTREE CITY T 72

CANONGATE AT MIR (COLE) 55

SUMMIT FAMILY YM 44

CC 50

PLANTATION NORTH 44

03 CHEROKEE TENNIS 77

JEFFERSON TOWNSH 66

05

PEACHTREE CITY T (BOONE) 83

SOUTH FULTON TC 50

MCGHEE TENNIS CE 38

PEACHTREE CITY T (YARBROU) 27

06 BROOKSTONE CC 72

LOST MOUNTAIN TE 55

DELLINGER PARK (SUSKIND) 50

DELLINGER PARK (DOSS) 22

OLDE ATLANTA CLU 33

BRIGHT WATER 28

HUDLOW T C 28

03 PROVIDENCE LAKE 61

BISHOP’S GREEN 55

HARRISON T C 55

CHICKERING 27

04 EAST ROSWELL PAR 85

CANONGATE AT MIR (WOOD) 27

06 LOST MOUNTAIN TE 61

FAIRWAYS/CHEROKE 55

BRIDGEMILL TENNI 50

KENNWORTH T C 33

B1

01 CAMERON GLEN 71

SENIOR DAY WOMEN

OLDE TOWNE 66

PENHURST 66

MARIETTA CC 57

VININGS ESTATES 47

CHIMNEY LAKES 38

COCHISE 33

SENTINEL LAKE 19

02 TPC @ SUGARLOAF 76

ROCKDALE TENNIS 76

HUDLOW T C 57

MAINSTREET 52

BLACKBURN 47

HANARRY WEST 42

DRUID HILLS 28

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 19

03 HARRISON T C (ZEIGLER) 71

HARRISON T C (STABILE) 61

HARRISON T C (BEAUCHENE) 57

LITCHFIELD 100 52

CRABAPPLE CHASE 47

WINDWARD LAKE 42

BRADSHAW FARM 38

SOLEIL AT LAURE 28

04 SUGAR MILL 90

CHATTAHOOCHEE RI 61

FOWLER PARK 47 VICKERY 42

CENTRAL PARK COU 42

LAUREL SPRINGS/F 42

MORNING VIEW 38 STERLING ON THE 33 B3

01 RICHARD CRAIG PA 83

GLENLAKE I 61

ROCKDALE TENNIS 33

SUGAR CREEK 22 02 CHADDS WALK 72

RIVERSIDE S&T 44

PLANTATION PLACE 44 CREEKSIDE OAKS 38 03 ST IVES CC 80

SPOUT SPRINGS TE 76

SUMMIT CHASE 52

HAMILTON MILL II 47

RIVERMIST/GWINNE 42

PARSONS RUN 38

BROOKWOOD MANOR 33

SWEET BOTTOM PLT 28

04 DUNWOODY CC 85

WEXFORD 80

GLEN ABBEY II 80

LIFE TIME ATHLET 47

SANDY SPRINGS TC 38

ROSWELL PARK 33

TRIPLE CROWN 19

PEACHTREE PLTN W 14

05 GOVERNORS TOWNE 61

DEER LICK PARK 61

DELLINGER PARK 55

HUNTER PARK-CITY 22

06 HERON BAY GOLF A 72

SUN CITY PEACHTR 55

PEACHTREE CITY T (KAIGLER) 55

PEACHTREE CITY T (MONROE) 16

B5

01 HOLLY SPRINGS 72

HIGHLAND PARK/CO 50

OAK CREEK ESTATE 50

HIGHLAND POINTE 27

02 STANDARD CLUB 71

WINDERMERE/FORSY 71

ATLANTA ATHLETIC 57

DEL WEBB CHATEAU 52

VILLAGE AT DEATO 52

BUFORD CITY PARK 52

MAPLE RIDGE S&T 23

THE RIVER CLUB/G 19

03 MARTIN’S LANDING 76

DUNWOODY CC 57

WOODMONT GOLF & 52

POLO GOLF & CC 52

WHITE COLUMNS G 47

KENSINGTON FARMS 42

HORSESHOE BEND 38

CHIMNEY SPRINGS 33

04 BITSY GRANT/SOFT 66

SANDY SPRINGS TC (TANENBA) 55

OLDE TOWNE 50

SANDY SPRINGS TC (FRASER ) 27

05 LEAFMORE CREEK 72

SUGAR CREEK 66

WATERS EDGE 61

ROCKDALE TENNIS 0

06 GOVERNORS TOWNE 83

HIGHLANDS AT HAM 66

HUNTER PARK-CITY 27

THE ARBORS 22

B7

01 PIEDMONT CHASE 71

DELLINGER PARK 66

EAGLE WATCH 61

SADDLE RIDGE LAK 47

LAUREL PARK 47

BRADSHAW FARM 38

HIGHLAND RIDGE 33

LOST MOUNTAIN TE 33

02 RICHLAND 76

BERKELEY HILLS C 76

WOODS OF PARKVIE 57

GRAN RIVER 47

RIVER OAK S&R 47

FOUR SEASONS (CORNISH) 33

FOUR SEASONS (GROFF) 33

RHODES JORDAN PA 28

03 JEFFERSON TOWNSH 71

WILDWOOD SPRINGS 61

BLACKBURN 61

DUNWOODY CC 52

CHEROKEE TOWN CL 42

ROSWELL PARK 42

DUNWOODY NORTH 38

SIBLEY FOREST 28

04 CHATEAU ELAN SPO 80

PRINCETON SQUARE 71

FOWLER PARK 71

DEERLAKE 42

RIVERSTONE PLANT 42

OLDE ATLANTA CLU 38

STERLING ON THE 28

THE CLUB @ EDGEW 23

B9

01 MCGHEE TENNIS CE 77

HUNTER PARK-CITY 50 ANSLEY 50

A7

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