Bruce Kistler In our last article, we mentioned that the Barbershop Harmony Society hosts optional yearly district competitions for interested quartets and choruses, with the winner in each district advancing to national and international competition. All chorus and quartet competitors are scored in three categories: Musicality, Performance, and Singing. For the Singing category, judges listen…
Jim Grosjean Cooler temperatures are finally arriving at SaddleBrooke and with that we have the yearly influx of snowbirds to fill our MountainView Preserve Men’s Golf Association (MPMGA) tournaments to the brim. For a few more weeks we only have one golf course available to us due to rotating overseeding. The fight for the best…
Johnny Henson This article is written by Steve Farmer. A FargoRate rating is meant to reflect a player’s true ability based on results. What often gets overlooked is how much the playing conditions can influence those results. One of the biggest differences comes down to the type of table being used, especially when comparing Valley…
Seven must be Joe’s lucky number. On Sept. 9, 2026, he scored his seventh ace. The Catalina #6 was playing 119 yards to a blue pin. Joe used his lucky 7-iron. Congratulations to Joe! Witnesses were Ron Rhodes and Bob Evans.
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…
King Mitchell, Jr. Well, softball fans of the Brooke, it’s deadline time here at Sept. 20 for the October issues of the Progress and Roundup so here’s the latest on the softballers from SBs south side. Summer League Action Well, the Summer League is “in the bag” as they say, although I have no idea…