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Tennis
club to host the Black and Blue Tennis Shoot Out
Registration
will be open through day of event, June 5
From staff reports
LOS
ANGELES—The Rancho Cienega Tennis Club, the largest Black tennis
club in Los Angeles, will host the inaugural Black and Blue Tennis
Shoot Out on Saturday, June 5, 2010 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Arthur
Ashe Tennis Center of Los Angeles.
The event is a round robin doubles tournament that will feature members
of the Los Angeles tennis community of all skill levels playing with and
against tennis players from the Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles
County Sheriff’s Department, Los Angeles Fire Department and Los
Angeles County Fire Department.
Registration for interested tennis players is $20 and will be open
through the day of the event. All interested players can register online
at www.ranchotennisclub.org. Additionally, onsite registration will take
place from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. the day of the tournament.
The event is free and open to the community to attend. The Arthur
Ashe Tennis Center is located at 5001 S. Rodeo Blvd. in Los Angeles. For
more information on the Rancho Cienega Tennis Club and the Black and Blue
Shoot Out, visit www.ranchotennisclub.org.
The Rancho Cienega Tennis Club was formed in Los Angeles in 1957
by a group of dedicated African-American professionals and tennis players
to provide an environment rich with activity for its members. The club
promotes a lifestyle of good health, community service and opportunities
to enjoy the game of tennis. RCTC actively promotes inner-league tennis
teams and awards scholarships to local graduating seniors who are accepted
to accredited colleges and universities.
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