Test your tennis serving skills and speed and earn bragging rights for a year at the Second Annual Best Serve on Cape Cod Challenge taking place on Saturday, June 16th from 9AM - 12 Noon at the South Yarmouth Tennis Club, 149 Old Main Street, South Yarmouth.
Cash prizes include $150, $100 and $50 to each of the first, second and third fastest men and women servers, and a free one-hour massage gift certificate at Bass River Chiropractic for the fourth through sixth place contestants. Each man serving over 125 MPH and each woman serving over 100 MPH earn a $100 bonus. Competitors are clocked with a Stalker II Pro Police radar gun and seen on a large LED monitor for easy viewing.
The most accurate serve competition will take place in four brackets in both mens and womens including Open, ages 30-49, 50-69, and 70 & over. Winners will receive gift certificates for a free one-hour massage. Entry fee is $10 for 10 balls. Enter as many times as you wish. There's plenty of free courts to warm-up on before competing.
“This is a great event for a great cause,” said Stan Werlin, President of the South Yarmouth Tennis Club. Proceeds will benefit the South Yarmouth Tennis Club’s Youth Scholarship Program. “Dan Reida, of Bass River Chiropractic, 833 main Street, South Yarmouth, is someone who truly believes in the motto “Pay-It Forward.” Dan has been a sponsor and an advocate for tennis on Cape Cod for many years. We are very fortunate to have Dan as a Board member at our club and as the financial backer of this event,” he said.
Bass River Chiropractic purchased all of the equipment for the event and is providing prize monies, T-shirts, gift certificates and refreshments including pizza, subs and beverages. Reida encourages players of all ages and ability to come out and give it a try. “If you have a tennis partner or teammates that think they are faster or more accurate than you - challenge them and see. Last year, everyone had a great time and it was really fun seeing both how fast and accurately they served,” he said.
For more information call 508-398-2209. The South Yarmouth Tennis Club is a private, non-profit social
organization founded in 1952.
Cash prizes include $150, $100 and $50 to each of the first, second and third fastest men and women servers, and a free one-hour massage gift certificate at Bass River Chiropractic for the fourth through sixth place contestants. Each man serving over 125 MPH and each woman serving over 100 MPH earn a $100 bonus. Competitors are clocked with a Stalker II Pro Police radar gun and seen on a large LED monitor for easy viewing.
The most accurate serve competition will take place in four brackets in both mens and womens including Open, ages 30-49, 50-69, and 70 & over. Winners will receive gift certificates for a free one-hour massage. Entry fee is $10 for 10 balls. Enter as many times as you wish. There's plenty of free courts to warm-up on before competing.
“This is a great event for a great cause,” said Stan Werlin, President of the South Yarmouth Tennis Club. Proceeds will benefit the South Yarmouth Tennis Club’s Youth Scholarship Program. “Dan Reida, of Bass River Chiropractic, 833 main Street, South Yarmouth, is someone who truly believes in the motto “Pay-It Forward.” Dan has been a sponsor and an advocate for tennis on Cape Cod for many years. We are very fortunate to have Dan as a Board member at our club and as the financial backer of this event,” he said.
Bass River Chiropractic purchased all of the equipment for the event and is providing prize monies, T-shirts, gift certificates and refreshments including pizza, subs and beverages. Reida encourages players of all ages and ability to come out and give it a try. “If you have a tennis partner or teammates that think they are faster or more accurate than you - challenge them and see. Last year, everyone had a great time and it was really fun seeing both how fast and accurately they served,” he said.
For more information call 508-398-2209. The South Yarmouth Tennis Club is a private, non-profit social
organization founded in 1952.
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