January - February |
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Cohens New Look Dared on Denver Radio Station |
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Sadie Weds |
On August 14, former Junior Team member and national titlist Sadie Gross became Mrs. Scott Hall in her hometown of Yankton, South Dakota. The newlyweds will reside in Memphis, where Sadie is completing the MBA program at the University of Memphis. The groom is a Memphis native who works as a sales representative and financial planner in the west Tennessee region. |
College Athletes Start Season |
The ECRC (Eastern Collegiate Racquetball Conference) got its season underway at the University of Maryland this year, where over 130 collegiate players from all over the east coast gathered for this weekend meet. The Mens #1 finals saw Daniel Escobar from the University of Georgia against Jason Sylvester from Penn State. Mr. Sylvester took the crown. In the womens division it was an all Penn State finals with Bridget Todd playing Kelly Lyon. Ms. Todd came away the winner. Penn State swept up the team competition to boot! With twelve courts, over 300 matches and a heavyweight championship fight all to finish before high noon on Sunday, we have Paula Pero and the University of Maryland to thank! At least, for me, it was no sweat! Complete ECRC team standings, 1999-2000 schedule and other information can be found at www.Racquetworld.com/ECRC/ |
Baby, Baby, Baby! |
Baby fever has hit the racquetball circuit. Former-racquetball all-star Michelle Gould and her husband Rod are expecting their first child in mid-January. IRT player Derek Robinson and his wife Tina are expecting their first child not long into the new year as well. Top-ranked IRT player Sudsy Monchik was spreading the good news at the U.S. OPEN that he and wife Lisa just found out they will be expecting a bundle of joy this summer, as well.
Congratulations and best of luck! |
Good Knight! |
For my 60th birthday, my cousin said he would do something completely "off the wall" for me. I have had 12 surgeries, five on one knee and four on the other, one shoulder, one elbow, and one heel spur. He went ahead and got my records from my orthopedic surgeon and put together this "Knight In Shining Armor" to protect my body from any more injuries. Every part of my body that had surgery was labeled with what kind of surgery plus the dates. |
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