Top Senior Women Tennis Players in the Country to Compete for National Titles

The La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club will host the United States Tennis Association’s (USTA) National Women’s Senior Hard Court Tennis Championships, Monday, May 15, through Sunday, May 21, 2023.

The best players from all over the country, ages 50 to 90-plus will compete for gold balls, which are awarded to national champions, making for an amazing week of tennis for players and spectators alike. Events in this national tournament will include singles and doubles in the 50, 60, 70, 80 and 90 and over age divisions.

The La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club’s 50th Annual Men’s Senior Championships will also take place that week in conjunction with the women’s events, and will include both singles and doubles for 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, and 85 and over age groups. Although the men’s events are not national championships, they will feature many senior players who regularly compete in national tournaments.

The USTA National Women’s Senior Hard Court Tennis Championships are part of the International Tennis Federation World Tennis Masters Tour which provides a range of team and individual singles, doubles and mixed doubles events for each five-year age increment from 30- plus to 90-plus.

The La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club welcomes tennis enthusiasts to view the tournament and will be offering free admission to spectators for

Ros Nideffer will join other very talented tennis players to compete for awards and recognition the entire tournament. Tournament attendees and spectators may dine on-site at the Club’s Snack Bar and Club Dining restaurant during the tournament. On-site parking is available for a nominal fee.

The La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club started each of these events and has hosted them since inception. Designated one of the Top 50 Tennis Resorts in the world by Tennis Resorts Online, the La Jolla

Yale Strom Performs “Detroit”

Beach & Tennis Club’s reputation as a top tennis destination started in 1942 when it attracted its first major tournament, the Pacific Coast Men’s Doubles Championship.

Special room rates at the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club and the La Jolla Shores Hotel are available to those participating in the tournament, based on availability. Tournament participants can call (800) 624-2582 for reservation information.

important according to Yale, “First and foremost an experienced musician needs to have great ears and be able to hear and understand the melody, harmony and rhythm of a particular piece. Having experience with different genres of music and musicians prepares one to expect the unexpected in any given moment while performing on stage. Being nervous is okay but not being prepared will be disastrous.”

This past month, The Art of Elan concert series, hosted by Mingei Museum in Balboa Park, premiered the new work of Yale Strom, titled “Detroit,” which includes the same extensive approach he displays in all his work. It revealed the groups of people who have had a strong influence on the local Detroit culture and to Yale as well. The one-hour performance included Grammy-nominated Sara Caswell and the Hausmann Quartet.

Yale Strom is a pioneer among revivalists in conducting extensive field research in Central and

Eastern Europe and the Balkans among the Jewish and Roma communities.

When asked what motivates him as an artist to explore other music venues, he offered, “Each venue has its own unique aesthetics. First there is the acoustics of the venue, and how the venue is decorated. Also, different venues attract different audiences, which exposes my music to audiences I might not generally encounter.”

Being an experienced artist has allowed Yale to delve into different music styles. The process is as

Does it Come with a Pink Cadillac?

Neighbors in the Mission Hills community have been monitoring the construction of a building that hasn’t yet been explained by the developer, who resides in the neighborhood.

Usually, neighbors in this friendly community share news and are eager to offer information on their business endeavors. For some reason, this developer appears hesitant to explain the purpose of the building, its design, and now its paint color.

Some residents have stated that it looks like a building you would expect to see in Miami, Florida or Tijuana, Mexico.

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The history of music means a lot to Yale. He explained how this helps him to be a better musician and artist, “Knowing the history of the genre of music one plays to me is an imperative. A musician is just not reading black notes on a page or playing a melody by heart but is referencing a time, place, and a people whose music this is. Musicians are not empty vessels. Any music from any culture is informing the listener about the history of this culture. When one studies this culture then you have a better understanding of why the music may sound a certain way and if there are lyrics what the lyrics are saying on a deeper level that what is written on the page.”

Yale also offered that his maturity as an artist comes from having the opportunity to play with so many different great musicians all over the world. Music not English, according to Yale, is the “lingua franca” of the world and says he is lucky that he can speak it fluently.