Newsletter - Wheaton Sport Center

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Newsletter - Wheaton Sport Center
Nov 2014
Newsletter
1000 W. Prairie Ave, Wheaton, IL 60187
630.690.0887 l www.wheatonsportcenter.com
WSC UPDATES
December 29
HOLIDAY CLUB HOURS
Thanksgiving Day: CLOSED
Christmas Eve: 5 am - 2 pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
New Year’s Eve: 5 am - 4 pm
New Year’s Day: 8 am - 4 pm
HOLIDAY CHILDCARE HOURS
Thanksgiving Day: CLOSED
Christmas Eve: 7:30 am - 1 pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
New Year’s Eve: 7:30 am - 3 pm
New Year’s Day: 8 am - 3 pm
SPA BLACK FRIDAY PROMOTION
Come and shop in The Spa on
Black Friday for secret savings.
GROUP EX NOTIFICATION
Effective December 1, the New
Class Capacity for Mind/Body
Studio is 25 people.
JOIN OUR TEAM!
Open Positions:
Child Care Evening & Weekend
Supervisor
Child Care Main Room
Coordinator
Child Care Aide
Membership Sales
Membership Director
Please email your resume to
Human Resources at
jobs@wheatonsportcenter.com
Frozen comes to Wheaton Sport Center!
SAVE THE DATE! FROZEN COMES TO WSC!
Friday, December 26th
Special “FROZEN” Sing-A-Long Movie Night
(register at Member Services Desk)
Monday, December 29th
Journey to WSC’s “FROZEN” Wonderland!
*meet Queen Elsa, Princess Anna, and loveable Olaf
*get “FROZEN” hair braids or Olaf hair spikes
*“FROZEN” FACE PAINTING and TATTOOS
*Register at Member services, $10 fee per child
*Space is Limited
CHILD CARE INTRO CAMPS!
These 4-week camps are a great way to
introduce your child to a new sport and
provide extra activity in their day. Cost: $12
per session or $3 daily.
Register online or at Member Services.
Toddler Time Camp, Ages 2-3
Mondays 10-10:30 a.m.
Wednesdays 10-10:30 a.m.
Developmentally appropriate gym activities
that will focus on interaction, cooperation,
and sharing in a small group setting.
Tennis Camp, Ages 4-7
Tuesdays 10-10:30 a.m.
This camp will give your child a basic introduction to tennis.
Sports Camp, Ages 4-7
Thursdays 10-10:30 a.m.
Fridays 10-10:30 a.m.
Introducing your child to a variety of sports,
this camp teaches game play, sports rules,
and sportsmanship.
KAILEE SOWERS
(ON LEFT)
Kailee, a freshman at
Wheaton North, qualified for the state cross
country meet. It is quite
an accomplishment for
a freshman to quality
for this meet. The state
meet will be held Saturday, November 8th. We
wish Kailee the best!
WSC MEMBER
Accomplishments
WSC STINGRAYS
The following High School
Girls (Stingrays) have been
selected to represent their
High School in the IHSA Sectional Meets to take place
on November 15th at 1pm.
Qualifying time standards
must be met at this meet
in order to advance to the
IHSA State Swimming &
Diving Meet to take place at Evanston High School on
November 21/22.
Wheaton Co-op, York Sectional:
Sabine Fahey, Stephanie Palczynski, Elise Hogan,
Gabby Gordon, Ashley Bunce, Katherine Rogers,
Alexa Simoneau.
Glenbard North Co-op, St. Charles North Sectional:
Kathleen Acord
St. Charles North High School, St. Charles North Sectional: Hannah Olsen
JIM HODGE (ABOVE)
Successfully completed
the Ironman Wisconsin!
Jim the completed the
2.4 mile open water
swim in 94 minutes and
crossed the finish line in
about 14 hours to earn
the Ironman title!
MYIA MILLER (ABOVE)
Successfully completed
the Ironman Wisconsin!
She ranked 12 in her
division.
DICK HOLT (ON RIGHT)
At 81 years young, Dick
completed the Fox Valley Half Marathon on
September 24, 2014.
JEREMY KANG
Jr. Grand Prix, Tennis
Boys 12 Champion
Boys 14 Finalist
2014 CHICAGO MARATHON
Congratulations to the WSC
Members and Staff who
completed the 2014 Chicago
Marathon!
JAN DVORAK
LYNNE HUFFMAN
GERARDO VILLALOBOS
SARAH BENSON
ALLISON SALMON
BECCA DEVRIES
ERIC O’CONNOR
MATT WILBURN
LINDA ROGERS
AMANDA WILKINSON
RYAN PHILLIPS
JIM HUGHES
TOM LEPORE
ANNOUNCING THE WINNERS
OF OUR STAFF HALLOWEEN CONTESTS....
Pumpkin &
MOST ORIGINAL &
BEST OVERALL IMPRESSION
Melissa Nelson, Child Care
BEST CARVED PUMPKIN
Jane Oviatt, Tennis
BEST NON-CARVED PUMPKIN
Beth Cecil, Member Relations
Dana Kalombo, Marketing & Group Ex
Rebecca Wleklinski, IT & Member Services
Kristina Parlatore, The Spa
BEST HOME-MADE COSTUME
“JELLYFISH”
Caroline Machado, Group Ex
BEST OVERALL COSTUME
“CLEOPATRA”
Kim Koenig, Fitness
BEST GROUP COSTUME “SUPER HEROES”
Fitness department
TENNIS STRING tension loss is the
most significant process impacting your
tennis racquet, and string wear and tear
is the second. Even if you haven’t been
using your racquet, the strings still lose
their tension. Experts recommend that
for optimal performance, recreational
players restring their racquets at least
3-4 times per year. Wheaton Sport Center is now stringing in-house with a new
high tech stringer. The Gamma 7500
ELS is a constant pull, digital stringing
machine that ensures accuracy and precision every time. Our knowledgeable
tennis pros can advise you in choosing
the perfect string and tension for your
game. Drop your racquet off a the
front desk for restringing today!
programs
HOLIDAY 2014 BLAST
This 30 minute group Interval-style training class will Blast you into
a whole new level of fitness. Personal Trainers will work with you
to insure you get the maximum benefits and results. Sign up for
this 3-week session at Member Services. Session will run Dec 1–
Dec 21.
TENNIS THANKSGIVING SHOOTOUT
Friday, November 14, 2014, 7-9pm. $20 for adults, $12 for kids.
Come enjoy some fun tennis drills led by WSC Tennis Pros. Fun
social tennis night for the whole family. There will be a kids
court with prizes. Drills will run from 7-9pm. Gobble up some
refreshments after you play!
CHILD CARE HOLIDAY DROP OFF SERVICE
Want to shop alone this year? Take advantage of our Holiday
Child Care Drop Off. Service is available on weekdays Nov 17Nov 28. Cost: $15 per child for 3 hours (additional children after
2nd child are free). Pick up a card in Child Care for more detailed
information with available dates and times.
THANKSGIVING WEEK SPA RAFFLE
For every $50 dollars spent after any discounts have been applied, receive a raffle ticket to win a Custom Spa Gift Basket.
GET MOVING WITH RONALD MCDONALD
Friday, November 21, 2014, 10:30-11 am. Event reservations are
made through WSC Child Care. A 30-minute interactive performance led by Ronald that offers children the opportunity to take
part in fun-filled, energetic activities. The show is a part of McDonald’s overall active lifestyles initiatives teaching the importance of
incorporating fitness and physical activity into everyday lives. Lisa
Press at 630.315.5375 or lpress@wheatonsportcenter.com.
PIZZA, POPCORN, & MOVIE NIGHT
Children ages 3-12 years old will enjoy pizza, popcorn, and a movie.
Cost: $10 per child. Register online or at Member Services.
Friday, Nov 7 | “Tarzan” rated G
(Extra holiday mini movie) –Garfield’s Thanksgiving /Not Rated
Friday, Nov 21 | “Pocahontas” rated G
(Extra mini movie) –A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving /Not Rated
HOLIDAY USBORNE BOOK FAIR
WSC will host the annual Holiday “Reading is a Gift” Usborne
Book Fair in the Member Lounge. Friday & Saturday, Nov 21-22,
9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 50% of Book Fair proceeds goes towards
“free” books or materials for our WSC Child Care library!
WSC CHILD CARE HOLIDAY GUEST PRIVILEGES
“Be our guest...be our guest!” As a courtesy to our members, we
are allowing your guests to enjoy Child Care during the holiday
season. Guest Reservation Hours: 12:00p.m. (noon) until Closing.
Guest Fee: $12 per child. Guest Privilege Dates: Monday- Friday,
November 17-21, Monday-Wednesday, November 24-26 & Friday, November 28.
Please Note: Not available on Thursday, November 27th. Club
Closed on Thanksgiving Day!
CHILD CARE SPECIAL GUESTS
Wed, Nov 26, 10 a.m. | ”Snookie” the Clown, “We Are Thankful”
Fri. Dec 19, 10 am-noon | Visit from “Santa & his Elves”
Mon. Dec 22, 10 am-noon | Visit from “Santa & his Elves”
WSC’S 20TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS STORE DRIVE
Share the joy of Christmas with your neighbors by participating in
this Christmas Gift Drive to benefit the Outreach Community Center. Gift Drive ornaments will be at the WSC entrance and in Child
Care beginning Monday, November 24th through Friday, December 12th. Tree ornaments will include Gift Drive information and
a variety of gift suggestions.
Womens Division 1 - American Left to right: Jane Oviatt, Hillary Nelson, Emily
Adams, Katie Pursley, Duska Pearson and Maureen Herrmann
Ladies Tennis Team
2014-2015
HOLIDAY CLEARANCE SALE!
Womens Division 1 - Central Left to right: Roberta Acker, Kris Caniglia, Qynn
Tennis Racquets
Christenson, Sara Strasser, Dorothy Paige, Jan Barlow, Karen Kenwood, Allison
Salmon and Beth Fulton
The holidays are coming quickly
--don’t miss this chance to get the
perfect gift for your favorite tennis
player! All in-stock racquets (27”)
and premium junior racquets are
on sale. Stop by the tennis racquet
wall to see the wide variety of Head,
Prince and Wilson racquets.
TENNIS
BALL
Womens Division 2 - American Left to right: Ellie Dunham, Judy Harris, Carla
TENNIS
Ball Recycling
RECYCLE
Temple, Debbie Frank, Jan Ohlson, Sue Mazza, Lori Mills, Jude Mandel, Pat Welch
and Kathy Herbach
WSC is starting a tennis ball
recycling program. Look for tennis
ball recycle bins located near the
tennis courts – please feel free
to leave your tennis balls to be
recycled.
Womens Division 2 - Liberty Left to right: Molly Morris, Deb Woods, Mitzi Weiss, Deb Lorent-
sen, Carla Rhoads, Patrice Cademartori, Julie Bump, Sharon Ochwat, Candy Theobald, Janet Malan
TENNIS PROGRAM
NEWS
NEW CLASSES & PROGRAMS:
Womens Division 3 - American Left to right: Maria Gulli, Linda Deloye, Kathy Ghere, Sharon Andor, Ann Frischkorn, Kyu Kim, Stephanie Dixon, Kristin Kriegbaum, June Yoshimura, Julie Fuster, Laura
King and Anne Prichard
YOUTH:
PATHWAY TO MATCH PLAY
10 & Under red, orange and green dot
players will enjoy supervised match
play.
iCOMPETE
This is a new entry level tournament
circuit for Junior Academy and High
Performance players.
Womens Division 3 - Central Carolyn Kief, Christine Mattson, Eileen Bender, Jill Kenney, Susie
Paoni, Camey Walker, Lisa Boland, Kristen Elias, Lori Tanking, Joan LaBue, Julie Rusin and Lisa Evans
ADULT:
SECRETS TO BETTER DOUBLES, AND
ADVANCED BEGINNER DRILL &
PLAY
These are two great new opportunities for advanced beginners to get on
the court.
UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENT:
THANKSGIVING SHOOTOUT
Friday, November 14, 7-9 pm, $20 per
person for adults, $12 for kids. Come
for family tennis festivities including
tennis drills led by WSC pros, a kids
court, prizes and refreshments.
REMINDER
Womens Division 4 - American Left to right: Laura Barnhorst, Lisa Leuer, Helene Kapetaneas,
Sara Huels, Lynn Menet, Peg Klaas, Amy Saletta, Jill Schultz and Emily Burt
Womens Division 4 - National Left to right: Sabine Schroeder, Diane Spurgeon, Pinky Jain, Amy
Shelton, Ellen McDonnell, Angie Patterson and Melissa Starkey
DEMO RACQUETS & SALES
If you’re looking for a new racquet,
try one of our demos before you
purchase! Demo racquets are available at the front desk or on the tennis
racquet wall for a fee of $2 per use.
Don’t forget to purchase your racquet
at WSC – we offer affordable racquet
prices that are comparable to online
stores.
Holiday Shopping
EVENT
Wednesday, Nov 19
4-8 pm
Thursday, Nov 20
9 am- 2 pm
Jewelry,Travel dryers, Flat irons,
& tons of onetime offers on your
favorite brands.
RAFFLE...
HydroPeptide® Gift Basket
(valued over $525)
For every 2 full size HydroPeptide® purchases,
receive 1 raffle ticket.
MorrocanOil® Gift Basket
(valued over $250)
For every 2 full size MorrocanOil® purchases,
receive 1 raffle ticket.
**The first 25 customers to purchase receive
a balloon with a special discount of up to
20% off.**