Council Rock School District
Paul Wysocki is the men’s tennis coach at Council Rock North High School. As a player, he compiled a 92-22 singles record playing # 1 singles at the University of Scranton where he was inducted into their Sports Wall of Fame in 1997. He has 30 years’ experience as a teaching pro, college coach, and high school coach and has been Bucks County High School Tennis Coach of the Year eleven times.Jay Sims is Tennis Director at the Northampton Tennis Academy and is a USPTA certified tennis professional. He was the Big 8 Conference Singles and Doubles Champion at Oklahoma State and has also earned an international ATP ranking on the European Satellite Tour. Jay has been named Bucks County Girls High School Tennis Coach of the Year. Michael Palmer held various state, regional, and national rankings as a junior. He was a high school state champion in New Jersey and played Division I tennis on full scholarship for the University of New Mexico where he played # 3 singles. He has been a USPTA certified instructor since 1980 and has served as the Head Pro of the Racket Chalet in Flanders, N.J.Lynda Goldschmidt is a PTR certified teaching professional since 2004. and an A.C.E. certified personal trainer specializing in golf and tennis strength conditioning and endurance. She is the boy’s & women’s tennis coach at Central Bucks East High School.Tom Piersig has been a teaching professional for over 20 years and is currently ranked in the top 10 in the 50 and over Middle States rankings. Eric Scholl is a USPTA certified teaching professional with 17 years of teaching experience. He played Division I tennis at Jacksonville University and coaches at CR North.Adam Price was named Bucks County Player of the Year. Adam played collegiate tennis at Saint Bonaventure on a tennis scholarship and is a teaching pro at NTFC.Steve Smith is a PTR certified teaching pro and has been a highly ranked Middle States player. He currently coaches tennis teams at Council Rock South High School.WHAT TO BRING TO CAMPCampers should wear light-colored clothing and bring the following: sunglasses, hat, sunscreen, water, towel, snack, and lunch.9:00 AM to 11:30 AMIntensive Singles & DoublesInstructional Drills11:30 AM to 12:30 PMLunch12:30 PM to 2:30 PMSupervised Team Tennis Match PlayThe camp fee is $300.00/student Make checks payable to: Jay SimsAN INTENSIVE 4 DAY CAMP DESIGNED FOR CURRENT AND ASPIRING HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS PLAYERS AND USTA TOURNAMENT PLAYERSThe Council Rock Tournament Tough Tennis Camp (Crtttc) is NOW is now in its 17th year. It has blossomed into a premier camp for the serious, COMPETITIVE junior tennis player and has contributed to the success of dozens of high school tennis players. THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF CAMP PARTICIPANTS HAve RANGED FROM PLAYERS WHO HAVE MADE THEIR HIGH SCHOOL’S VARSITY TEAM FOR THE FIRST TIME TO PLAYERS WHO HAVE EARNED MEDALS AT THE PIAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS. The camp is a joint effort between Paul Wysocki, the head Men’s tennis coach at Council Rock North High School, and Jay Sims, Head pro at northampton tennis club. PAUL AND JAY HAVE DEVELOPED A LEARNING ENVIRONMENT THAT HELPS PLAYERS reach their competitive goals by DEVELOPing THEIR on-court skills, strategy, fitness, nutrition, practice routines, GOAL-SETTING and psychological strength. A major REASON FOR THE CAMP’S SUCCESS HAS BEEN AN outstanding staff comprised of local teaching professionals, high school and college coaches, and top local collegiate tennis players. theIR COMBINED PLAYING, COACHING, AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE MAKE THIS ONE oF THE PREMIER TENNIS CAMPS IN PENNSYLVANIA. ENROLLMENT FORMDetach and mail the following information with check. Male Female Age______Name ________________________________Address ______________________________City ______________ State _____ Zip ______Home Phone (______) ___________________Mother’s Work Phone (______) ____________Father’s Work Phone (_____) _____________E-mail address _________________________Fee for the camp is $ 300.00/studentMake checks payable to:Jay SimsMail to either:Paul Wysocki247 Thompson Mill Road Newtown, PA 18940 orJay Sims11 Forrest DriveHolland, PA 18966If you have any questions, please call Paul Wysocki at (215) 499-2175 or Jay Sims at (215) 872-0319.Why Play Tennis?Besides being great exercise and a game you can play with family and friends for your entire life, here are ten more great reasons to play the game of tennis:Develop social skills.Learn teamwork.Learn to accept responsibility.Manage mistakes more effectively.Learn to manage adversity.Tennis teaches you to accommodate stress.Develop discipline.Learn to win graciously and lose with honor.Improve eye-hand coordination.Improve your immune system.Jack L. Groppel, Ph.D.The Council Rock Tournament Tough Tennis Camp is not affiliated, sponsored, or supported by the Council Rock School District.? I authorize the Council Rock Tournament Tough Tennis Camp Staff to act for me in case of an emergency.? I/We, the parent(s) or guardian(s) of the named child, hereby give my/our approval to participate in any and all camp activities.? I/We assume all risk and hazards incidental to such participation and I/We do hereby waive, release, absolve, indemnify, and agree to hold harmless the Council Rock Tournament Tough Tennis Camp and staff for any claim arising out of an injury to my/our child, whether the result of negligence or any other cause.? June 12-15Council Rock North Tennis Courts ................
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