Bridget's Comments

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At 10:09am on July 22, 2010, Ryan said…: Used to play competitively as a junior....looking for hitting partners in the city during weekdays if you are interested. Ryan

At 8:59pm on September 30, 2009, scott weis said…: hi, i am 5.0 player, typically play on northshore. Looking for game downtown area during week after work. Any interest?

At 9:01pm on April 20, 2009, Don said…: Hi Bridget,
I am looking for some more high level women players to hit with, only one 5.0 at the club I pay out of and I already playher twice a week. Would you play in the suburbs at all or only in the city?

At 6:05pm on September 14, 2008, Cherry S. said…: I m about 4.5 F player but I used to be 5/6 or so. Let me know if you want to hit the ball.

At 7:10am on September 6, 2008, christopher brennan said…: OMG is that Tezuka the Bazooka as your groups id picture I wish you grew up in chicago and were living in boston then I could join.

At 9:48am on June 4, 2008, Mike said…: Hey Bridget, lets play sometime. When are you free?

At 8:01am on May 23, 2008, John said…: wanna play? a 5.0 tennis coach...maybe u can give me a few pointers

At 2:00am on March 28, 2008, D J said…: Bridget;
I used to live downtown and there are a few indoor clubs such as East Bank, Sports Club across from the Sun Times, North Shore Racquet on W. Fullerton Ave. Summer however, is by far the best time to play! Especially the public courts along the lakefront. I'd play as far south as Rainbow, U. of Chi at Hyde Park, Grant, Northwestern Univ both downtown campus off of Dewitt and in Evanston on Sheridan. All the public courts are great but I especially enjoyed playing on the har-tru courts at Diversey in Lincoln Park. Enjoy.

At 11:27pm on February 17, 2008, Mark / The Mayor said…: Hi Bridget! It's great to have you here!
We already have a Windy City Group, join that to meet people in your area.
Invite your buddies to Tennisopolis and earn chances in our $200 giveaway.
If you need any help, let me know.
M
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