When at the Pickleball courts, keep in mind these helpful facts:
We are thrilled to announce the pilot launch of our TLN Ambassador Program! This initiative is designed to enrich the club play experience by introducing dedicated Ambassadors. These individuals will be on hand to offer support, guidance, and assistance to players during club hours. The Ambassador Contact list will be conveniently posted on the court bulletin board for your reference. Please note that the presence of Ambassadors will depend on weather conditions and their availability.
The role of the Ambassador is to offer responsive support when assistance is requested, all while maintaining a helpful, behind-the-scenes presence. Ambassadors will wear a distinctive blue band on either their paddle or wrist, signifying their availability and commitment to fostering a supportive presence on the courts.
Responsibilities may include:
The Ambassador Program will operate as a 60-day trial. At the end of this period, we will evaluate its impact and incorporate feedback to refine and optimize the program for maximum effectiveness.
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Our Dink 4 Pink tournament raised $4,275 for the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
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The AED previously situated in the metal storage container at the Sports Courts has been relocated to a new spot. It can now be found on the exterior wall of The Quad, securely housed in a wall cabinet to shield it from harsh weather conditions.