Jen Sher

So sad to see HHSA close down. I landed in Boulder summer of 1983 when Dave Brown hired me. After the season ended I couldn’t leave such a gorgeous town. I worked enough hours in the winter and became a ski bum (Thanks Rob for the free ski lift tix). I ran and won a … Read more

I had a wonderful 18 years at the Harvest House tennis club. Even digging out of the mud was ok.

Aw, Duke… what a bummer to read that you’ll be shutting down. I still have fond memories of the few times I got to hit there with various opponents during my time at CU. LMK if ever back in the Cities… All the best, Ash

My name is Noah, and I was a staff member at Rocky Mountain Tennis Center from 2010 to 2018. This place holds a significant piece of my heart. I walked in as a teenage college student and left with a lifetime of memories and skills. I consider myself incredibly fortunate to have found such excellent … Read more

First, thanks to everyone at RMTC for all their hard work, with a big shout out to Coco and Doris – you guys are the best and I love your class! Next is a little throw back story to the days when Stacy was coaching in the bubble. I am forever grateful to her for … Read more

Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to attend the RMTC farewell party today, but I wanted to send my best wishes to all past, present, and future staff and members of the club. As usual, I will be in Boulder for the summer season in a few weeks. I was fortunate to have been hired as the … Read more

I didn’t start playing tennis until well into my 40s. My wife– Mary Lee Smith– had resurrected her tennis game from years past & needed someone to rally with. I first hit a ball in the indoor club on 30th street owned by George Dolan. The club closed soon thereafter and everyone migrated to the … Read more

I am not a morning person. But I took the leap and signed up for the Wednesday 6:30 a.m. cardio tennis. I learned that tennis at that hour is simply the best way to start the day. I also discovered that people who play tennis at that hour are the best kind of people. Thank … Read more

I had the good fortune of being Director of Tennis from 1979-1981. Bob Ayres was our Assistant Pro and Mike Sterling was the stringer. May they forever rest in peace. They were good men. Very funny and totally committed to the amazing sport of tennis. Both veterans. Bob from Vietnam and Mike from WWII. Many … Read more

Thank you to Doris, Coco, and Oscar for being such incredible teachers to Theo as he’s beginning his hopefully lifelong love of tennis. Your patience, enthusiasm and skill are inspiring. Hope we can find a way to keep working with you for many years to come!