It was an awesome season for Benicia tennis teams. Look at how many of our teams advanced to playoffs for 2018! January 5-7 Women’s 8.5 Combo (Jojo) Men’s 7.5 Combo (Ron) Women’s 7.5 Combo (Marie Anne) Women’s 6.5 Combo (Cindy)
Congratulations to these Benicia Community Tennis Association members whose ratings went up for 2018! Nice work! Hilary Anderson 4.5 Diana Babayan 3.5 Chris Bautista 4.5 Cindy Bazan 3.5 Senne Dolter 4.0 Jeff Forbes 4.5 Asa Forsman 4.0 Melissa Heng 4.0
For those that could make it out and/or participate in BCTA’s first-ever holiday gathering and fundraiser, THANK YOU! SEE MORE PHOTOS Our group donations meant many more happy kids and animals this past holiday season! Here is what our small
BCTA in the COMMUNITY This year the BCTA had a goal of increasing the awareness of tennis in Benicia and our Association. To that end we we: Tabled at the Benicia Run for Education event Marched in the Benicia July
Have you ever been curious about pickleball? What are the rules, how do you play, where do you play, who plays around here and more? Find out all this and more on the City of Benicia’s adult pickleball information page.
Benicia Community Tennis Association Holiday Gathering DATE: Saturday, December 2 TIME: 2-4 p.m. PLACE: Benicia High School BRING: Food/appetizer and a charitable donation (see below) Please join BCTA for its first holiday social! While it is a good opportunity for
On Thursday, November 2, 2017 at the Benicia Unified School District Board Meeting, Benicia High School Girls Tennis Coach Lisa Burton was honored with the Solano County Athletic Conference (SCAC) Female Model Coach of the Year Award for her leadership of
BCTA is really proud of our members that were able to support the NorthBay Fairfield Men’s Challenger as volunteers, sponsors, viewers and more…especially Rafael Rovira, assistant tournament director, and Senné Dolter, volunteer coordinator! What an incredible job you did to
When the Benicia High School girl’s tennis started their 2017 season, they were on track to secure the most consecutive wins in the Solano County Athletic Conference’s (SCAC) history, but in order to keep the streak alive, they needed to
Benicia Community Tennis Association purchased and installed five new nets for the Benicia High School tennis courts. (Every court, but court 3 which still has a good net, received the new equipment.) Coach Mac provided the expert guidance on how