Colorado University Athletics
Tennis Hosting Meet & Greet This Sunday
BOULDER GÇô The University of Colorado womenGÇÖs tennis team
will begin the 2014 tennis season with a Meet & Greet this
Sunday, Jan. 12 at the Rocky Mountain Tennis Center (Millennium
Harvest House) from 12-3 p.m.
The event is free and open to all ages.
Tennis fans will have the opportunity to meet the 2014 team with a
number of activities.
The Meet & Greet is an event for the entire family, in addition
an opportunity to interact with the student-athletes and learn more
about them through a scavenger hunt of questions. Prizes will be
awarded to those who finish with the scavenger hunt the
quickest.
Fan can also sign up to play doubles. The first 12 doubles teams to
sign up will have an opportunity to play and be coached by the CU
players. To sign up, e-mail head coach Nicole Kenneally at
Nicole.Kenneally@Colorado.edu
The schedule begins with getting to know the tennis
student-athletes from 12-12:45 p.m., then from 12:45-1:55 p.m., CU
players will play their doubles exhibition.
From 1:55 to 3 p.m., local players will be coached by the CU
athletes.
Other activities will include testing ones serve on the speed gun
and seeing how hard you can hit it!
GÇ£We had a solid fall season of performances on the tennis court and
we are looking forward to kick off the spring season against
Northern Colorado on January 24,GÇ¥ Kenneally said. GÇ£We look
forward to our fans, supporters and fellow tennis players coming
out and meeting the 2014 team.GÇ¥
The CU tennis team begins the spring season Friday, Jan. 24 against
Northern Colorado (Noon) and Saturday against Boise State (11
a.m.). Both matches will be played at the Rocky Mountain Tennis
Center (Millennium Harvest House).