LTF One Day : Aug 27
(LTF Fridley)
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LTF One Day: Sep 17
(LTF St. Louis Park)
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US Open : Oct 5 - 9
(LTF Target Center)
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South MN Doubles : Oct 29
(Rochester - RAC)
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LTF One Day: Nov 5
(LTF Bloomington South)
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State Doubles: Nov 18 - 20
(LTF St. Louis Park)
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Rochester One Day: Dec 3
(Rochester - RAC)
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St. Cloud #1: Dec 9 - 11
(Suburban Health Club)
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RAC'n' Rollout : Jan 6 - 8
(Rochester - RAC)
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Hall of Fame : Jan 13 - 15
(LTF Bloomington South)
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Lewis ProAM : Jan 26 - 29
(Sioux Falls, SD)
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South MN Singles: Feb 4
(Rochester - RAC)
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LTF One Day: Feb 11
(LTF Fridley)
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St. Cloud #2: Feb 24 - 26
(Suburban Health Club)
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Oakmoor : Mar 2 - 4
(Oakmoor - Iowa)
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State Singles: Mar 9 - 11
(LTF Fridley)
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LTF One Day: Mar 24
(Cancelled)
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LTF One Day: Apr 14
(LTF Fridley)
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Life Time Fitness - One Day Shootout #5

Life Time Fitness - Fridley Club

Saturday, April 14th - 2012

The fifth in a series of One Day tournaments to be held at Lifetime Fitness this year.  The one day tournament offers a unique opportunity to play in a full tournament event with a compressed format and compressed pricing, opening play to many players that previously could not devote an entire weekend for a tournament.  If you missed the State Singels event, this tournament is the last sanctioned event for the 2011/2012 season.  Get out there for one more fun event before dusting off your golf clubs and hitting the outdoors for the summer. 

The OPEN Singles Division will offer a cash payout (amount to be determined by number of entries) with all other division winners receiving a tournament One Day Series Medal for 1st, 2nd, and Consolation.

  

 

Payment will be collected at tournament check-in.  Please bring cash, check, or credit card.

 

NOTE:  All events have consolation divisions.  Please check the tournament desk if you are unsure of your next match.

 

 


MN State Singles Championships

(Life Time Fitness - Fridley)

March 9 - 11

 

 


Minnesota players have a great showing at the 2011 US Open!!!  Here is the complete list of Champions, Runner Ups, Semi-Finalists, and in large divisions the quarter finalists.  With all the talent on display at the Open this year, MN came away with a fantastic showing.  Be sure to congratulate the following people if you see them, and for those that missed the event this year, start practicing and get ready for an even better showing next year.

 Champions:  Craig Sadowski (Men's C), Jordan Barth (24- A), Steve Koshiol (25+ B), John Goth (30+), Andy Wiegand (35+ A), Dave Zabinski (70+), Brian Phillips/Paul Ryan (B Doubles), Allen Klecker/Craig Sadowski (C Doubles), Natalie McCann (Elite Singles), Therese Zadnik (45+ B), Susan Schatz (55+ B), Fariba Roughead/Pam Lillich (B Doubles), Barb Hoffner/Scott Schreier (Mixed B)

Runner Up:  Kevin Graham (35+), Greg Cummings (45+ B), Ron Berquist (45+ C), Dave Warner (65+), Rob Hagen/Steve Foss (A Doubles), Mike Gage/Mike Edwards (B Doubles), Rich Denison-Clarke/Scott Schreier (C Doubles), Jim Frautschi/Troy Stallings (35+ Doubles), Michelle Shewchuk (A Singles), Page Kern (45+ A), Fariba Roughead (45+ B), Kelly Kirk (50+), Page Kern/Therese Zadnik (A Doubles)

Semi-Finalists:  Brian Pearson (Elite Singles), Lee Meinerz (A Singles), Joe Nelson (C Singles), Matt Miller (C Singles), Matt Schmekel (D Singles), Jon Salitros (D Singles), Matt Schmekel (25+ C), Terry Kisling (35+ A), David Rivera (35+ B), Lamon Marchbanks (45+ B), Allen Klecker (45+ C), Gio Luciano/Sean Homsey (A Doubles), Bryan Turtle/Steve Nevin (B Doubles), Fred Conforti/Mike Conforti (C Doubles), Raelene Ostberg (B Singles), Becca Brinkman (C Singles)

  

New To Racquetball?

To play a game of racquetball you only need a few things to get started. Most racquetball equipment and accessories can be purchased seperately or starter kits can be purchased for about $30 from a club proshop or sporting goods retail store.

• Racquet (Cost anywhere from $20-$200, depends on budget, and willingness to pay for feel and technology.)
• Eyewear (Recommended and important, helps reduce the risk of injury if you are hit in the eye.)
• Ball (Balls come in different colors such as blue, green, lavender and black. Any color will do.)
• Glove. (Optional, this will help you keep a firm grip on the racquet during those fast rallies.)
• Shoes (Any type of indoor court or tennis shoe, there are shoes designed specifically for racquetball.)

For more information on how to play, tips from the pro's, video instruction and more visit Racquetball University online.

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