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5/4/07  CCC Boys tennis tournament was completed at the Turlock Fitness & Racquet Club.  Michael Sims (Turlock High School) lost to Hadrien Demarcin (Merced) in the finals of the boys singles 6-2, 6-2.  The team of Spenser Stevens and Peter Nissan won the boys doubles final by a score of 6-3, 6-3 over Pitman High School rivals Barett Doo and Anthony Narsi. 

5/12-5/13/07.   Modesto.  Eleven players from the Turlock Fitness & Racquet Club competed in the SOS Open tournament over the weekend.  Girls 10’s were Spenser Bronken who took 3rd place and Emily Arnold who took 2nd place.  In the Boy’s 10’s Kameron Vogt lost in the 2nd round.  Girl’s 12’s had Brianna Wheeler who lost in the 1st round. Girl’s 14’s Taylor Olson. Girl’s 16’s Elizabeth Arakelian and Eli Olson. Boy’s 16’s, Max Arnold, Logan Bryant, and Trevor Purdy.  Boy’s 18’s Manjinder Singh. 

6/9-6/10. Modesto.  Nine players from TFRC played in the 2007 Modesto Spring Challenger & Family Classic held at the Modesto Racquet Club.  These players were, Kameron Vogt (B10s), Tayvin Bazemore (B10s), Daykaran Singh (B16s),  Emily Arnold (G10s), Jillian Temple (G12s), Monica Duarte (G16s), Elise Cusenza (G16s), Elli Olson (G16s),

Results, Kameron runner-up B10 Consolation, Tayvin Bazemore  QF B-10 Consolsation,  Dayakaran Singh QF Main Draw, Emily Arnold Winner G10 consolation,  Jillian Temple Runner-up G12 Consolation, Monica Duarte SF G16 Consolation, Elli Olson SF G16 Consolation, Elise Cusenza G16 Consolation Finalist

TENNIS IN TURLOCK

On Saturday and Sunday September 8^th & 9^th the City of Turlock Parks & Recreation Division in association with Premier Tennis held the 1^st Annual Junior Tennis Tournament.  Matches were held at Crane Park and Turlock High School.  “We had 32 kids signed up and played 58 matches over the two days” said Bill Weber, Tournament Director of Premier Tennis.  “Through our generous corporate sponsors and tournament entry fees we were able to raise over $600 towards the Crane Park Tennis Court renovation project.  These are the only two city owned public courts available in Turlock and we are trying to rejuvenate them for all to use.  Recently the lights have been upgraded with eight 1000 watt fixtures and last year through a generous donation we were able to replace the old worn nets.”  He will hold additional events in the spring for both junior and adult players to benefit the Crane Park courts.  “All in all, I am pleased with our first city tournament.  All the matches ran smoothly and I believe the kids had fun.  We had a 12 & under co-ed novice division for first time players.  These kids played 6 matches over 2 days!”  David Lazar who just picked up a racquet about a month ago won the novice category.  For more photos from the tournament or for more information on tennis programs in Turlock please visit www.premier-tennis.com or contact Bill Weber at 604-BILL (2455)

Top:  Jillian Temple, Girls 12 winner.

Left:  Tournament participants after lunch.

October 20, 2007.  Jillian Temple played the Merced  Junior Fall Open tournament.  She played the G-12, Round Robin.  Her results were: 

Congratulations to Jillian on playing her first Open event!

Jillian was also recognized by the USTA referee and was awarded a sportsmanship medallion for her good attitude and taking the high road during her matches.

Sunday April 4, 2008.  TFRC hosted the In-Shape, Marina tennis kids.  We had a total of 22 kids from both clubs playing timed matches from 1:00-3:30.  All had a good time and were able to play multiple players in both singles and doubles.  The TFRC kids will travel to Marina in early May.

March 8, 2008.  Bill Weber and the USTA School training staff tanned 26 City of Turlock, Recreation Division, staff on the USTA School Tennis Training.   The Recreation Division will be implementing tennis in the City After School program at all 10 elementary schools.

September 27-28, 2008  The second annual City of Turlock tennis tournament took place.  This year adult competition was added to the event.

Men’s Doubles

1st Will Berryhil & Paul Sidu
2nd Kameron Vogt & Heath Rojas
3rd Michael Lazar & Scott Gray

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LOCAL TENNIS PRO SERVES UP BOOK ON SUCCESS

December 15, 2008

TURLOCK — Using lessons learned on the tennis court and the boardroom, tennis pro Bill Weber has written a guide on how to achieve your best performance.

In “Amp It Up, Train Your Brain for Success,” Weber, an award-winning United States Professional Tennis Association teaching pro, gives readers the secret to reaching their highest potential in sports, business and life.

Weber, 51, said his life and practical experiences as a corporate manager, business owner and tennis pro, taught him the traits, skills and characteristics shared by all highly successful people.

“Amp It Up,” is the acronym for what the Turlock resident teaches: Attitude, Mental State, Preparation, Intensity, Tenacity, Unyielding Standards, and Passion.

“I’ve been to all these different motivational seminars, over the years, and they’re all saying the same thing just using different words,” said Weber.  “However, I believe I have an easier delivery system.”

It’s a system based on his proven method of teaching youngsters how to play tennis.  “I have a burning desire to improve any player,” said Weber. “I wrote the book so even a 10-year old could understand.”

Noted sports professionals and business leaders also are quick to understand Weber’s message.

“Whether it’s in the boardroom or locker room, the “Amp It Up” principles are the same,” said Dick Gould, John L. Hinds Director of Tennis, Stanford University. “I recommend “Amp It Up” for anyone striving to excel in their field.”

“Amp It Up” is priced at $20 and available at Brenda Athletic Clubs in Modesto and Turlock and online at: www.BillWeberBooks.com.