Samantha's Page

> i am trying to form a team for a co-ed tennis league in
> irvine.
>
> we are a level 3.0 team and so far we have 3 guys and only
> 1 girl
> (we need 3 of each).
>
> the matches are either wednesdays or thursdays each week
> and consist
> of one set of men's singles, one set of women's
> singles, one set of
> men's doubles, one set of women's doubles, and a
> set of mixed
> doubles (first to win 3 sets is winning team, although we
> always
> play ALL sets).
>
> we will also be practicing once a week (either a weekday
> evening
> from 6-9pm or a weekend day at whatever time works best).
>
> if you are interested in joining our team, and you are
> between a 2.5
> and 3.5 player, please email me at abudrow@gmail.com

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