USTA Norcal has implemented some big changes for the 40+ leagues. Here are the main updates taking place in 2018: Adult 40+ leagues will increase to 5 lines (2 singles/3 doubles) Mixed 40+ will move to the fall See flyer
Women’s and men’s combo season starts mid-September. Here is a listing of the Benicia teams and their respective captains. Women’s teams: CW 6.5A: Cindy Bazan CW 7.5A: Marie Anne Tabtab CW 8.5A: Jojo Donetti Men’s teams: CM 7.5A: Ron Tabtab CM 8.5A: Ron Tabtab If
Thank you to everyone who came out to march in the parade with BCTA and for everyone who cheered us on from sidelines! It was a wonderful maiden voyage for our group to be introduced to thousands at this legendary
Congratulations to our women’s 18+ 3.5 team for making it to Districts! Good luck at Broadstone in Fair Oaks August 4-6, 2017! Captain: Cindy Bazan Team: Patricia Argente Lisa Burton Kelly Creekmore Hazel Indick Ruby Kangleon Lisa Kaplan Courtney
Congratulations on making it to Districts and winning your first day at Johnson Ranch in Roseville! Good luck the rest of the weekend! Captain Ron Tabtab Team: Andrew Bidou Johnny Campos Ramiro Cepeda Tom Dolter Glenn Hernandez Rudy Heurtelou Chris
Congratulations and best of luck to our 3.5 40+ women who will be playing in districts this weekend in the Sacramento area. This amazing team went 9 and 1 in the regular season, won their first playoff against Napa Valley
At the last meeting of the Benicia Community Tennis Association, the board elected its officers for 2017. The BCTA is an all-volunteer community tennis association. Thanks to the members above who are giving their time to lead our organization. Officers Marie
Congratulations to WILDFIRE, our women’s 6.5 combo team captained by Cindy Bazan! They are going to Districts February 24-26! What a season they have had! They remain undefeated after winning 12 matches in row! Captain: Cindy Bazan Team Members: Patricia
Learn how to play this new sport that is the tennis player’s competitive alternative to pickleball. Nate Gross, the creator of the sport, will be running this free clinic: FREE
What? Yes! You can recycle your tennis balls! The “Tennis Ball Project” is making it possible through their partners reBounces and Ace Surfaces! The steps are easy: Collect 200 or more tennis balls. Home Depot and Lowe’s offer an 18” x 18”