Julie Adamen SaddleBrooke Swim Club Announces Fall 2026 “Let’s Swim!” Classes Can you swim, but wish you felt more comfortable, efficient, or confident in the water? If so, the SaddleBrooke Swim Club’s popular “Let’s Swim!” program may be just what you’re looking for. Offered free of charge to SaddleBrooke residents twice each year, Let’s Swim!…
Randy Park and Wanda Ross In mid-June, 20 members of SaddleBrooke CycleMasters traveled to Spokane, Wash. and Coeur d’Alene, Idaho for five days of bicycling, mostly on Rails-to-Trails routes. Some also did an optional two days of riding in Salt Lake City, Utah and one day in Boise, Idaho. Many thanks to Randy Park for…
Steve Farmer In the game of pocket billiards, player skill is commonly measured using the FargoRate system. This system assigns a number to a player’s ability, usually ranging from about 200 for beginners to over 800 for top professionals. Knowing where you fall on this scale helps you better understand your game and set realistic…
All right softball fans of the Brooke, it’s deadline time for the September issue of the Progress so here’s the latest on the softballers from SBs south side. Summer League Action Mondays this summer in the SB softball world are Recreational and Community leagues.In Rec, Debra Miller-State Farm is handling Your CBD Store “handily” with…
Nancy Teeter When we think of tennis, we often picture grueling full-court rallies. But at the SaddleBrooke Tennis Club (STC), the game can be more accessible, social, and fun. Two USTA-inspired formats—POP Tennis and Red Ball—offer strategy and connection without exhausting sprints. POP Tennis: Shorter Courts, Longer Rallies POP Tennis is played on a shorter…
Terese Butler Have you always wanted to learn how to swim, but didn’t have the chance? Or maybe you gave it a try but found it difficult and didn’t think it was for you? There are a myriad of reasons why you might have stayed away from the pool, but now is the time to…