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Neighborhood or other helpful location info:: North Vancouver, Coquitlam, BC

Random things about me (hobbies, occupation, tennis history, favorite band, etc.):: Played for many years, though our seasons makes outdoor court play irregular. My skill level would range from 3.0 to 3.5 (4.0 on a good day maybe?).

My game philosophy: For fun and personal improvement

Favorite pro tennis player(s):: All the top 5 Pro Players have their unique strengths and weaknesses

My tennis skill (please check your NTRP if you know it):: NTRP 3.0, NTRP 3.5, If tennis is on TV - I'm watching.

On the court, I am a:: slicer, doubles partner, singles player, one-hander, top-spinner, baseliner, drop-shotter

At 10:56pm on June 6, 2008, Mark / The Mayor said…: Hi! It's great to have you here! Let's put this stuff behind us. It sounds like Monique is aware and in agreement with animal rights.

This is our *new* generic welcome message that fortunately,is required due to the enormous growth. We're growing by 100 new members a day, and I just couldn't keep up. But that's a good thing. ;-)

Invite your friends too. :-)
If you need any help, let me know.
M
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You just joined a super fun and infectious "community-based" tennis social network which connects tennis players, fans, coaches, and you. You have the power here.

To get started, please upload a photo or avatar for yourself (if you haven’t already.) Whether it's of you, your dog, or your racquet it doesn't matter, but it helps people remember you. You can also personalize Your Page with pictures, links, RSS feeds, colors and more here.

If you are looking to meet people for tennis matches, search through the Groups, look at our Local Groups Map or create a Group of your own and invite your tennis contacts. It's a good place to keep in touch with everyone in your circle.

Here’s a primer on how to meet other players.

The Forum is really the hub of the online community. Other places to explore: post youtube videos, add your own photos, write your own blog.… and just hang out and meet great people.

Welcome aboard,
Mark