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Build Platform Tennis Courts at Boars Head Sports Club

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Tom Martinsen
7 years ago Featured

I started playing platform tennis about 20 years ago in New Jersey where it is a very popular and growing winter sport that is played outside. It complements your tennis game, and provides national tournament competition. Charlottesville only has 5 or 6 restricted courts, so a court at Boars Head will be well received.

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John Gayle
7 years ago

Great call

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Winifred Wegmann
7 years ago Featured

Would love to learn to play. As the University Foundation is using the Sports Club as part of their 4 star resort experience, this would be a perfect addition.

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David Hamer
7 years ago

Played when BHSC had courts years ago and loved it!

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Sam Hewitt
7 years ago

Would love it if this happened

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Scott Mainwaring
7 years ago

Great idea

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Gary Farrar
7 years ago

All for paddle at BHI !!!

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Charles C Cobb
7 years ago Featured

Paddle would be a great addition to the BHSC. I remember when they used to have two courts.

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Tom Bryan
7 years ago

We need more paddle in VA.

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billy hancock
7 years ago

Having spent some time at Boar's Head as a student and alumnus, it would be a great fit.

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Stuart Porterfield
7 years ago

Great idea for Boars Head. Wonderful sport.

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Emmett Avery
7 years ago

Let's make this happen Rusty!

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Brad Burch
7 years ago Featured

I support building paddle courts at Boars Head. It would be a great compliment to the already great squash and tennis facilities.

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Andy Todd
7 years ago

That would be awesome if Boar's Head put paddle courts at their facility.

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Josef Manilla
7 years ago

These were awesome!

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Mark W Tulenko
7 years ago Featured

Platform tennis is a much needed addition to the club. With so many new members joining court time is becoming more difficult to get!

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Harris Haynie
7 years ago Featured

I believe APTA also has grant money that can go towards this is the paperwork is filled out. The courts in chapel Hill where we played a tournament this weekend had courts that were built on grant money from the APTA so private clubs can qualify