CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I
NAME
Greater Cincinnati Platform Tennis Association (GCPTA).
ARTICLE II
OBJECTIVES
To promote interest and competition in platform tennis and to organize matches between member clubs.
ARTICLE III
MEMBERSHIP
1. Applications for membership shall be made to the President at a specific deadline, preceding the Fall season.
2. The Association shall consist of clubs, present members and others, which shall meet the eligibility requirements and are elected to membership by a majority of the Board present and voting. The Association shall be divided into divisions. The number of teams in each division will be determined by majority vote of the Board
3. A new team must:
A. Represent a club which has available a minimum of two courts in safely
playable condition and facilities to accommodate the comfort of visiting
teams, or it will be designated a traveling team.
B. Submit a roster of at least eight players, with a maximum of eighteen who
will play exclusively for that team’s club.
C. New teams will be placed in divisions at the discretion of the Board.
4. Obligations:
A. Dues shall be $80.00 per member team, per year. (voted on at the last meeting) Balance is due prior to November 30th of the existing calendar year, if balance has not been received by December 1st of the same calendar year, than a $50 late fee will be assessed for each paddle team from that club/traveling team. In addition, the teams will have to default their matches until the bill is paid. The club representative or traveling teams captains are responsible to manage the payment of their bills.
B. Member clubs must follow rules set forth by the Board.
C. A member club that does not comply with GCPTA rules may be suspended
for the season by a majority vote on the Board present and voting.
5. Traveling Teams:
Traveling Teams within the Greater Cincinnati area dues are $1200 per Team and Traveling Teams outside the greater Cincinnati area dues are $150 per Team. These teams are required to proved practice and match balls for each match.
ARTICLE IV
OFFICERS
1. The officers shall be President, Vice–President, Secretary, Treasurer and Past President.
2. Duties:
A. The President shall preside at all meetings, shall be an ex–officio member of
all committees, and shall appoint sub–committee members with consent of
the Board. In the absence of the President, the Vice–President shall preside
or succeed to the Presidency.
B. The Vice–President shall assist the officers of the Association as the need
arises and shall manage appropriate publicity.
C. The Secretary shall keep minutes of all meetings; shall inform essential
persons of meetings; shall have charge of correspondence; shall keep
records of all activities of the Association (team rosters, team standings,
committee reports, etc.); and shall work with the immediate past president
in the publication of the GCPTA handbook.
D. The Treasurer shall collect all money, pay all debts as directed by
the Board, and shall submit a written report to the Board at each
meeting.
3. Election of Officers:
A. The nominating committee shall prepare a single slate to be presented to the
captains at the Spring meeting. The nominating committee shall consist of
the Vice President and two Past Presidents.
B. An officer shall be elected to serve a two year term.
C. Terms shall begin following the Spring meeting.
ARTICLE V
The complete management control and voting rights of GCPTA shall be given to The Board of Directors and Club Representatives. Additional Board Members without voting rights are the following: APTA Liasion, Commissioner of Men’s League, Scheduler, Scorekeepers, Men's Web Master, Women’s Web Master and Club Professionals. Club representatives will be dues playing members of the Club that they represent. If they are not able to attend the Board meeting, the Club representative may ask the club professional or another club member to represent them in voting matters.
ARTICLE VI
MEETINGS
1. Board meetings shall be held in the Spring and Fall.
2. Captains’ meetings shall be held in the Spring and in the Fall.
3. Agenda items for consideration at general meetings must be submitted, in writing, to the President no later than one week prior to the meeting.
ARTICLE VII
PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY
The rules contained in the current edition of Robert’s Rules of Order Newly
Revised shall govern the Association in all cases to which they are applicable and to which they are not inconsistent with this Constitution and any standing rules the Association may adopt.
ARTICLE VIII
AMENDMENTS
This Constitution may be amended by two–thirds vote of those members of the Board of Directors present and voting.
STANDING RULES
1. PLAYERS
A. Must be at least 18 years of age. No full–time college students or platform tennis professionals without annual Board approval.
Must be bona–fide members of the clubs they represent. A bona-fide member is acceptable as an employee
B. A player may not have her/his name on the roster of more than one club during a season.
C. New players may be added to the roster by calling the appropriate scorekeeper. The court will be defaulted if a player’s name is not on the official roster before play.
A player may play for a team in a higher division two times and remain on her original team. Upon playing a third match for the higher division team, the player would become a member of that team. She may then only represent the higher division team in a challenge match.
Players may be moved from a higher team to a lower team during the season if they have only played one match on the higher team for that season.. The appropriate scorekeeper must be notified of all roster
changes prior to play.
Lateral movement of players between same division of same club is allowed only if the player has played no more than one match for the original team and move must be permanent for the that season.
D. All teams must play in order of ability.
E. Team rosters must have at least eight players and a maximum of eighteen.
F. Poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated. Any player who uses abusive language, throws her/his paddle, or exhibits other forms of bad temper will be warned by the Board. Upon the second infraction, the player will be suspended from the league for the season. Any complaint of this nature must be made in writing within twenty–four hours of the alleged violation and sent to the Secretary. This communication must be labeled a complaint and sent by the complaining team’s captain.
G. Any protest must be made in writing within twenty–four hours of the alleged violation and sent to the President. The Board encourages teams to settle any disagreements at courtside before, during, or immediately following the match.
H. No cell phones on or near court.
2. CAPTAINS
A. Shall submit team rosters by requested deadline in the fall.
B. Shall keep all team members informed of GCPTA rules and activities.
C. The home team captain shall email the match results to the scorekeeper ON THE DAY OF THE MATCH and retain the scorecard to the end of the season.
D. Home Captain shall telephone Visiting Captain prior to match to confirm play.
E. Each Captain will be given a card per match, either Home or Away. Match line-ups must be filled out on the Home and Away cards prior to arrival and exchanged between captains in good faith. Once cards are exchanged no adjustments can be made in the court line ups. Each captain will sign the others scorecard and keep the results to the end of the season.
3. MATCHES
A. First matches of the day will begin at 9:30 am. When a club only has two courts, the third position to play must arrive no later that 10:00 am, or default will be taken. Second round of matches for the day are scheduled to begin at 11:00 am. When a club only has two courts, the third position to play must arrive no later that 11:30 am, or default will be taken.
B. All players will practice serves during the warm up with a few additional serves taken just prior to first serve.
C. Matches will begin at appointed time with a ten minute warmup. Default time will be fifteen minutes after the appointed time, unless otherwise notified. In case of rain, snow, or ice, the match must be played before the following scheduled match. Matches can be played separately if mutually agreeable.
Paddle matches are played in all weather unless it is dangerous to play
or travel. When in doubt, use your best judgment, remembering that
the spirit of the game is to work things out in a friendly and agreeable
manner. Out of courtesy to the players, the home captain should check
the court conditions for playability and notify the opposing captain.
D. Two out of three matches must be played or all matches will be forfeited. If one match out of three has to be defaulted due to lack of players, it must be defaulted at the number three position. The order of play will be number 1 team first, number 2 team second, and number 3 team third. If any other order is desired, it must be agreed upon by both captains prior to arrival at courtside.
E. Matches will be 2 out of 3 sets. Use the 12 point tie–breaker when the score reaches 6–all.
F. The winners of each division shall receive a trophy to be presented at the end of the season.
1. The winner shall be the team that wins the most team matches (i.e., one club vs. another club).
2. Where there is a tie, the team having won the greater or greatest amount of individual matches shall be declared the winner (i.e. number 1 team vs. number 1 team, etc).
3. In case of a further tie, the team having won the head–to–head team match (i.e., club vs. tied club) during regular season shall be declared the winner.
4. In case of a further tie, the team having won the greater number of sets (the total of sets lost subtracted from the total of sets won) shall be declared the winner. In event of a further tie, the team having won the greater number of games (the total of games lost subtracted from the total of games won) shall be declared the winner.
G. Balls and refreshments will be supplied by the host team. Balls must be APTA approved yellow or orange, must be used in warm–up and kept warm.
H. It is the responsibility of the home team to have courts in condition for matches. (i.e., screens tightened, leaves swept, courts shoveled and de–iced, etc). Height of net in middle is 34”.
4. CHALLENGE MATCHES
A. The challenged team is host (unless a traveling team).
B. The winning team in each division may challenge the last place team in the next higher division.
C. Challenges shall be issued by noon on Saturday following the last league match.
D. Challenge matches must be played on the date scheduled for challenge matches.
E. Players in challenge matches must have played in at least three regular matches.
F. Line–ups must be submitted to the Division Scorekeeper of GCPTA by noon the day before the challenge match to confirm that the players are legal and that the courts are playing in the order of ability.
5. MEN’S RULES
A. A Compeitition Committee, composed of the Men's Commissioner and one member from each Men's Division will review and approve any changes to the Men's Rules. Any changes will then be presented to the full GCPTA Board for approval.
B. Players must play at least twice for the respective team during the regular season to be eligible to play in playoffs.
C. Players can substitute from a lower division team to a higher division team during the season without changing team status.
D. All postponed matches must be made up prior to playoffs (unless they do not affect the team standings).
E. If a team has two postponed matches it cannot postpone a third match without forfeiting the earliest match not yet played.
F. Current professional platform or tennis players must play in the top division.
G. Players may be moved during the season from a higher division team roster to a lower division team roster if they have not played for the higher division team.
H. The Men's League will not play challenge matches at the end of the season. The process for team movement will be at the discretion of the team in first place of the lower division. This first place team will have the opportunity to automatically move up to the higher division by switching places with the last place team in the higher division. This decision to switch will need to be communicated at the time of roster submission the following season. If the Men's League is in a reorganization year this first place switching may not take place in all divisions. THE APTA APPROVED 12 POINT TIE–BREAKER FOR
PLATFORM TENNIS*
At six games all the players continue to serve in order and from the same side as before.
The server of the first point of the tie–breaker will serve only one point and
that to the AD COURT. Each player will then , in normal service rotation, service twice, first to the DEUCE COURT, and then to the AD COURT. The single point served by the initial server of the tie–breaker results in an immediate change of sides and the teams will continue to change sides in the normal pattern as if the server had served an entire game. First team to win (7) seven points wins the set, although if it be 6–points all, the team must win by 2 points in a row. The set shall be scored at 7–6. The team receiving service for the first point of the tie–breaker shall begin
serving the next set from the opposite side from which it received the first point.
The teams shall change sides after the first game.
EXAMPLE
North
A B
C D
South
The set began with A serving from the NORTH SIDE. It’s now six games all and it is A’s turn to serve again.
1. Player A serves point 1 from the AD court. CHANGE SIDES.
2. Player C serves points 2 and 3, DEUCE court first, AD court second from the North side.
3. Player B serves points 4 and 5 from the South side, DEUCE court first, AD court second.
4. Player d serves points 6 and 7 from the South side, DEUCE court first, AD court second.
5. Player A serves points 8 and 9 from the North side; DEUCE court first, AD court second. CHANGE SIDES.
Repeat above order until one team reaches 7 points or wins by a 2 point margin after each team reaches 6 points. (A good way to remember when to change sides would be when the score adds up to one, five, nine, thirteen, etc. or every four points.)
6. Team C–D starts serving for the next set from the North side.
7. Teams change sides after one game.
*Please be aware the 12–point tie–breaker for platform tennis is not
the same as the one used for tennis.
COURTESY CODE FOR GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP
FOOT FAULT
The server shall, throughout delivery of the service, up to the moment of impact of paddle and ball:
- Not change position by walking or running.
- Not touch, with either foot, any area other than that behind the baseline within the imaginary extension of the center mark and the sideline.
NOTE: The server shall not by the following movements of his feet be deemed to "change position by walking or running:"
- Slight movements of the feet which do not materially affect the location originally taken by the server;
- An unrestricted movement of one foot, so long as the other foot maintains continuously its original contact with the deck;
- Leaving the deck with both feet.
In a match which is not being officiated, footfaults may be called by the server's opponents. The first call of a footfault on each server shall be a let. After this "grace fault", it is loss of point. Under tournament conditions, if there is an umpire or linesmen, they assume the responsibility for calling all footfaults. At any time in any round of a tournament match, any player is entitled to request a footfault judge and/or linesmen.
CALLS AGAINST ONESELF
The “Tick”
Often when the ball ticks the paddle, only the player her/himself can hear it or feel it. It is good etiquette for the player to promptly declare that she/he touched the ball and award the point to her/his opponents.
It is poor sportsmanship for the opponent to declare a player ticked the ball and claim the point. The best person to determine this is the player her/himself and her/his integrity and decision should be respected.
Touching the Net
It is against the rules to touch the net with any part of the body or paddle during the play. A player who touches the net should promptly declare she/he did so and award the point to her/his opponents.
The carry and the Double Hit
The carry and the double hit will no longer be a loss of point. In May of 2008 the American Platform Tennis Association Rules Committee voted to discontinue the loss of point for a carry or double hit, scheduled to take effect in the 2008-09 season.
Ball Hitting Player
If a ball in play touches any part of a player’s body (including the hand) the point is lost, even if the player is standing outside the boundary of the court. Often a ball just barely grazes a player’s clothing or hair. It is good etiquette for the player to declare the ball touched her/him and award the point to her/his opponents.
It is poor sportsmanship for any player to declare the ball hit an opponent and claim the point. She/he may, if she/he wishes, politely ask if it did, but the final determination is that player’s to make and her/his integrity and decision should be respected.
Double Bounce
If a player sees the ball has bounced twice before she/he hits it, she/he is honor–bound to call “not up” on her/himself and award the point to the other team.
Reaching Over the Net
It is against the rules to reach over the net, but no player may call an opponent
for doing so. It is good sportsmanship for one member of a team to call this infraction on her/his partner if her/his partner has not already called it on her/himself.
Directions to Member Clubs
Beckett Ridge Club - 5595 Beckett Ridge Road – 874-9909 Take I-75 north to Union Centre Blvd. Exit. Turn left at light. At the second light, turn right on Mulhauser. Go straight through two traffic lights and turn right on Eagle Ridge Drive (it is a roundabout now - take first right). At top of the hill (stop sign), make a left on Beckett Ridge Blvd. Go ¾ mile. And go left on Club Drive into the club. Take next right and park in the lot adjacent to tennis barn and pool. (3 courts)
Camargo Club – 8605 Shawnee Run Road – 561-6800 Take I-71 to Montgomery Road, Maderia Exit #12. Turn northeast on Montgomery road. Turn right on Hosbrook, then left on Euclid and a right on Miami Road and travel about two miles. Turn left on Shawnee Run Road. Travel about 1 and ½ miles. Camargo Club is on the right, but turn left on gravel road to the Paddle courts which are across the street from the Clubhouse.
(4 courts)
Cincinnati Country Club – 2348 Grandin Road – 533-5200 Take I-71 to Dana Exit.(Exit # 5) Turn left on Dana, then right at the second light on to Madison Road. At 3rd light, turn left on Grandin Road. Club is on the left about 1 and ½ miles total from Dana exit. (3 courts)
Cincinnati Sports Club – 3950 Red Bank Road – 527-4000 Take I-71 to the Red Bank Road exit. Go through four traffic lights (approximately 1 and ½ miles). The club driveway is on the left, immediately before the railroad tracks. Park up by the left side of the building near the swimming pool. The courts are up the hill, to the left of the Sports club. An alternative parking area can be reached by taking Red Bank ,to left on Brotherton, right on Erie, then quick left on Murray. Pass by the main entrance to the club. Turn right on Virginia (right past Post office) and you will see parking on your right, by the tennis and paddle courts.(2 courts)
Four Bridges Country Club – 8300 Four Bridges Drive - 759-4620 (ext 114) From I-71 Northbound, take Western Row Road Exit and turn West(left), then right on Butler Warren Road. Four Bridges is on the left after crossing Hamilton-Mason Road(2 courts)
Or from I-75, take Tylersville Road exit and travel east (right) on Tylersville road for 1 and ½ miles. Turn left on Butler-Warren Rd and club is on the left after crossing Hamilton-Mason Rd. (3 courts)
Glendale Lyceum - 865 Congress - 771-8383 and 771-6998 From I-275 West, take State Route 747 south. Follow for about 2 or 3 miles. Club is on the right , just past Sharon Rd. Or from I-75 north, take Sharon Road exit to Congress Road and turn left. The club is about a block ahead on the right. (3 courts)
Hyde Park Golf and Country Club- 3740 Erie Ave.- 871-3111 From I-71 , take Red Bank Road exit. Follow Red Bank to Brotherton where you take a left. Turn Right on Erie Avenue and travel about ½ mile to the club on your right. (3 courts)
Indian Hill Winter Club – 10005 Fletcher Rd. – 576-9444 Take Ronald Reagan Hwy to Montgomery Road and go north for ¼ mile. Go right at Remington Road (Milford Rd/Rt. 126). Follow road around crossing over Loveland-Maderia Road. Take right at stop sign where road turns to the right. The club is just ahead on the left ,on the corner of Fletcher and 126.(2 courts)
OR from Mariemont/Terrace Park area, take 50E to 126, just before Milford village. Go left on 126 for 3-5 miles. Fletcher road is on the right (2 courts)
Kenwood -
6501 Kenwood Road - Tennis/Paddle phone: (513) 271-9476
From I-71 North take the Kenwood Rd exit (#11). Turn right onto Kenwood Rd. Kenwood Country Club is about 0.7 miles on your right.
From I-71 South take the Montgomery Road exit (#12). Turn right onto Montgomery Road. Go 0.32 miles to Kenwood Road and turn left. Kenwood Country Club is about 1 mile on your right.(3 courts)
Maketewah Country Club – 5401 Reading Road – 242-9200 Take Norwood Lateral (Rt 561) to Reading Road Exit. Travel north on Reading about ¾ mile and club is on the left. (2 courts)
Markley Farm – Markley Road – 207-4334 From I-275 and 5 mile, take 5 mile north, towards Beechmont and take a left after the stoplight, onto Woodcroft. Court is on the left at Markley Road. From Eastbound Beechmont, turn right on Markley Road, before Beechmont. Turn left onto Woodcroft and court is on the right. (1 court)
Oak Hills Swim and Racquet Club – Muddy Creek and Sidney Roads – 922-1827
Take I -74 to Montana Exit. Go left and follow Montana until it dead ends into Glenmore. Take a left there, cross Glenway and then bear right at the stop sign which is Muddy Creek. Club is on the right after the 2nd stop sign and passing Woodland GC. (2 courts)
Or Coming from North/South 75, take Harrison Ave. Exit and follow signs to Queen City Ave. Queen City will dead end into Werk Road. Turn left and follow Werk Road for 4 traffic lights. At 4th light , turn left onto Westbourne. At stop sign, turn right onto Muddy Creek Road. Club is on the right, first driveway past Woodland Golf Course. (2 courts)
The Ridge Club – 3097 Losantiville Road – 366-4090 From I-71, take the Ridge Ave. exit.(from SB, turn left at light and right on Ridge)and (from NB, take a left on Ridge). Follow Ridge to Woodford. Turn left on Woodford, cross Montgomery Road and Woodford turns into Losantiville Ave. .Club is on the left side about a block down the road. (2 courts)
Wyoming Golf Club – 81 Mt Pleasant Ave. – 821-1515 Take Galbraith Road exit from I-75. Go West. Turn right on Vine Street and go North to Mt Pleasant Ave. Turn left and the club is on the left (2 courts)
GCPTA Tournament and Events 2009-2010
November 14, 2009- Saturday- The Mixed City Tournament - John and Jean McConnaughey
January 15-17, 2010- The Midwestern’s – Mark Kebe
January 22-23, 2010 - Miami Valley Tournament in Dayton – Nancy Budde
January 29, 2010-Friday- The Women’s City Tournament –Div 1 & 2 - Sheila Elsbrock and Cindy Barton
January 31, 2010 - Junior Viking Tournament - John Keating
February 5, 2010 Friday- The Women’s City Tournament –Div 3 & 4 -Mary Kirk and Joy Murphy
February 6, 2010 -Saturday- Men’s City Tournament Flight 3-5 Dave Forney
February 13, 2010 -Saturday- Men’s City Tournament Flight 1- Rob Hertzel and Rob Bakker
February 20, 2010 -Saturday- Men’s City Tournament Flight 2 Scott Kiker
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Entry Form
2009-2010GCPTA Mixed Doubles City Championship
Name:___________________________Partner______________________
Telephone:_______________________Telephone:___________________
Cell #____________________________Cell#________________________
Address:_________________________Address_____________________
E-Mail:__________________________E-Mail______________________
You may enter as a single and we will try to match you with a partner.
2009-2010
GCPTA 7th Annual Adult/Child Platform Tennis Tournament
Sunday, November 22, 2009
10am at Hyde Park CC, Cincinnati CC, Camargo Club and Kenwood CC
Four divisions:
8-10
12 and under
14 and under
18 and under
$35 per team includes lunch, favors, prizes and three hours of fun with your kid.
Entry deadline is November 19th - limited space available. Sign up early
Questions: Vicki Sweeney 321-3411 or vsween@gmail.com
OR . . . fill entry form below and send with $35 check made out to GCPTA and sent to:
Vicki Sweeney
2152 Grandin Rd
Cincinnati, Ohio 45208
Adult Player Name ________________________
Child Player Name ________________________
Child Birthdate ________________________
2009-2010
Miami Valley Platform Tennis Championship
Women’s & Men’s Tournament
PLACE: Dayton, Ohio
January 22-23
CHAIR: Nancy Budde
937-304-4438
buddenjb@aol.com
Mail form to: Nancy Budde
5548 Laureldale Road
Kettering, OH 45429
ENTRIES: $50.00 per paddle
Make checks payable to the Miami Valley Platform Tennis Association and mail with entry form to chairman. You must be a member of APTA or buy a one time tournament pass for $20.
Fees cover luncheon, balls, prizes and refreshments.
ENTRY DEADLINE: Jan 20, 2010
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ENTRY FORM
2009-2010
Miami Valley Platform Tennis Championship
Women’s & Men’s Tournament
Division:
Name:__________________________Name: ____________________________
Telephone: _____________________Telephone: ________________________
E-Mail Address: ________________E-Mail Address:____________________
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2009-2010
GCPTA
Junior Viking Tournament
PLACE: Various Clubs
Sunday, January 31, 2010 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Make checks payable to GCPTA
and mail with entry form to chairperson.
John Keating
2458 W. Rookwood Ct.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45208 513.289.3767
keats@fuse.net
ENTRIES: $35.00 per team for GCPTA (For lunch, favors and prizes!)
$40.00 per team for non-GCPTA members
Eligibility: Child - 18 and under
Adult - 25 and over
ENTRY
DEADLINE: Entry deadline is Wednesday January 27, 2010
Note: You may enter as a single. The Tournament Committee will then
assign you a partner.
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2009-2010
GCPTA
Women’s City Championship (Div 1 & 2)
PLACE: Various Clubs
Friday, January 29, 2010
CHAIRS:
Sheila Elsbrock 321-6277 [sheeshmom@gmail.com]
Cindy Barton 561-4770
ENTRIES: $35.00 per person for GCPTA member,
$40.00 for non-members
Make checks payable to GCPTA and mail with entry
form to:
Sheila Elsbrock
1115 Beverly Hill Drive
Cincinnati, Oh 45208
Fees cover lunch, balls, prizes and refreshments.
ENTRY DEADLINE: TUESDAY, January 26, 2010
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ENTRY FORM
2009-2010 GCPTA Women’s City Championship
Name: __________________________Partner*:__________________________
Telephone: _____________________Telephone: ________________________
E-Mail: _________________________E-Mail:____________________________
_Shirt size (shirts run small) ________________ ___________________
__The Boys and Girls Club of Cincinnati will receive a donation from the tournament this year. ________________________________________________________________
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2009-2010 GCPTA Women’s City Championship (Div 3 & 4)
PLACE: Various Clubs
Friday, February 5, 2010
CHAIRS: Mary Kirk - 271-2913 maryvondrak@gmail.com
Joy Murphy - 527-4147 joyhmurphy@yahoo.com
ENTRIES: $35.00 per person for GCPTA member, $40.00 for non-members
Make checks payable to GCPTA and mail with entry form to:
Mary Kirk 8405 Eustisfarm Lane Cincinnati, Oh 45243
Fees cover lunch, balls, prizes and refreshments.
ENTRY DEADLINE: FRIDAY, Jan 29, 2010
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ENTRY FORM
2009-2010 GCPTA Women’s City Championship - Div
3&4Name:__________________________Partner:__________________________
Telephone:_____________________Telephone:________________________
E-Mail:_________________________E-Mail:____________________________
Shirt Size: S__ M__ L__ XL__ Shirt Size: S__ M__ L__ XL__
(Note: Shirts run small - you may want to go up a size.)
2009-2010
GCPTA
Men’s City Championship
PLACE: Flight 3-5
Various Clubs
February 6, 2010
CHAIRS: Flight 3: Dave Forney 942-1933
ENTRIES: $35.00 per person for GCPTA member,
$40.00 for non-members.
Make checks payable to GCPTA and mail with entry
form to
Dave Forney
7862 Woodglen Dr
West Chester, Oh 45069
Fees cover lunch, balls, prizes and refreshments.
ENTRY
DEADLINE: Tuesday, Feb 2, 2010
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ENTRY FORM
2009-2010GCPTA Men’s City Championship
Flight:__________________________
Name: __________________________Partner*:__________________________
Telephone: _____________________Telephone: ________________________
Email:__________________________Email:_____________________________
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2009-2010
GCPTA
Men’s City Championship
PLACE: Flight 1 Top Level of play
The Camargo Club
February 13, 2010
CHAIRS: Flight 1: Rob Hertzel 325-9705
Rob Bakker 561-6800
ENTRIES: $35.00 per person for GCPTA member,
$40.00 for non-members.
Make checks payable to GCPTA and mail with entry form to
Rob Hertzel
6600 Kenview Drive
Cincinnati, Oh 45243
Fees cover lunch, balls, prizes and refreshments.
ENTRY
DEADLINE: Tuesday, February 9, 2010
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ENTRY FORM
2009-2010GCPTA Men’s City Championship
Flight:__________________________
Name: __________________________Partner*:__________________________
Telephone: _____________________Telephone: ________________________
Email:__________________________Email:_____________________________
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2009-2010
GCPTA
Men’s City Championship
PLACE: Flight 2
Various Clubs
February 20, 2010
CHAIRS: Flight 2: Scott Kiker 896-9888 cell-509-0814
ENTRIES: $35.00 per person for GCPTA member,
$40.00 for non-members.
Make checks payable to GCPTA and mail with entry
form to
Scott Kiker
8486 Beckett Pointe Dr
West Chester, Oh 45069
Fees cover lunch, balls, prizes and refreshments.
ENTRY
DEADLINE: MONDAY, Febuary 16 2010
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ENTRY FORM
2009-2010GCPTA Men’s City Championship
Flight:__________________________
Name: __________________________Partner*:__________________________
Telephone: _____________________Telephone: ________________________
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