First Tennis Tournament in 2011 at Bayview Park.
Registration deadline January 13.
Check out the link above for more details.
Registration deadline January 13.
Check out the link above for more details.
Although registration is complete, Organizers are urging you to come on out to this worthy cause. Join the Fun, Games, Music and healthy competition at Bayview Park and Softball field on Kennedy Drive, Wicker's Field.
The new season just started at Bayview Park!
For the week's summary visit:
http://keysnews.com/print/17210
Also visit the Clubhouse Notes for local sports!
Tuesday, Sep. 8
Key West Realty Inc. @ Sweetwater Homes 6:30pm TBA
Key West Hammock @ Rotary 7:45pm TBA
Congratulations Bob!
Finally made it to league line up!
No need for me anymore to come down to the field just to get the scores and standings!
Visit the Coed Softball league here: - Key West Co-Ed Softball -
Where exactly do I find the PULSE?
Is the heart still beating? - Without the heart there's just no pulse, no matter where you check for it.
Could Bayview Park be that PULSE?
Forgive my suspicion, but is there something going on within the City Government us Ordinaries just don't know about?
Another way to trick our eyes to look someplace else while real Issues are being decided without public input?
As glad as I am for Paul and the Tennis courts at Bayview, I can't seem to shake off the thought of what is happening at the Truman Waterfront?
And since obviously the Mayor isn't the one who makes this decision there but an all so influential local business man, some questions arise as what's the purpose of this Band Aid solution at Bayview Park's Tennis Shop.
And it appears the Citizen is playing right along with it on this one.
Anyway, I'm glad something gets done, and perhaps the hidden agendas will soon surface and we don't get these excuses no longer we have been hearing for so long about:
Not enough man power,
not enough money,
no room for additional fields
NO NOTHING WHATSOEVER
More details later on these so far vague and hard to understand thoughts.
Just enjoy this little article by the Citizen about the Tennis Courts at Bayview Park.
It's not often our Coed softball league is mentioned in the KeyNoter, so the more I'm happy to introduce you to Dick Wagner's very likeable column.
I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I did.
P.s.: I'll be back again more often, it was a hectic past week.
As it appears in the Key West Citizen:
The Key West Players at the Waterfront Playhouse are sponsoring a "just for fun" mixed doubles tennis tournament beginning at 7:45 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 7, at Bayview Park and Higgs Beach courts.
Individuals can get a registration form at the courts or at 1800 Atlantic courts. Individuals will be randomly paired and play seven matches in a round robin with changing partners. The top man and woman in morning play at Higgs Beach and at Bayview will square off at 3 p.m. at Bayview Park. An awards ceremony will follow. Entry fee is $40 per person.
Every participant will receive two-for-one passes to a Waterfront Playhouse production. Winners will receive warm-up suits provided by Adidas.
Pairings and court assignments will be at 7:45 a.m. at Bayview with matches at 8 a.m. Deadline for early registration is Wednesday, Feb. 4. The tournament is limited to the first 30 men and 30 women who register. Water, fruit, snacks and tennis balls will be provided. Rain date is Sunday, Feb. 8.
John and Kay Behmke/Compass Realty are sponsors of the tournament. Paul Findley at Island City Tennis will act as officials for the tournament. For more information, call 305-393-6273.