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‘Opening Day’ event kicks off Rancho Santa Fe Open

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Open participants - Caroline Dolehide, Vicky Duval, CoCo Vandeweghe, Allie DeNike, Jordyn McBride, Solymar Colling, Katherine Hui, Megan McCray  (Robert_McKenzie)
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Allie DeNike and Coco Vandeweghe teamed up for the exhibition doubles match  (Robert_McKenzie)
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Dan and Kameron Comstock, Brittney Matzinger, Jenna Daley  (Robert_McKenzie)
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Scott DeNike, Matthew, Ashley, Lynn Ziegenfuss, Marilyn Carpenter, Dan DeNike  (Robert_McKenzie)
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Jesse DePonte, Marcus Drews, Rob DeCicco, sponsor Dr. Aislyn Nelson (www.SkinintheGameConsulting.com)  (Robert_McKenzie)
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Team Coco and Allie supporters  (Robert_McKenzie)
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RSF Association Manager Christy Whalen, Chris Finkelson, Board Vice President Stacey Pennington, RSFTC General Manager John Chanfreau, Birgitte Bradshaw, Director of Tennis Derek Miller  (Robert_McKenzie)
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The spectators witnessed some amazing shots!  (Robert_McKenzie)
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Linda Gallagher, Anne Case, Krista Young, Kris Leedom  (Robert_McKenzie)
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Rick and Tricia Bothmer, Kathy Colarusso, Ruth Tumini  (Robert_McKenzie)
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Stacie Hunt, Julie Swartz, Joni Gurrola  (Robert_McKenzie)
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Matt and Rebecca Peterson  (Robert_McKenzie)
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One week before the WTA 500-level San Diego Open plays host to some of the world’s top women’s players at Barnes Tennis Center, the Rancho Santa Fe Tennis Club is hosting the second annual Rancho Santa Fe Open Oct. 3-9. Debuting last fall, the Rancho Santa Fe Open is part of the USTA Pro Circuit and ITF World Tour and offers $80,000 in prize money, as well as valuable WTA World Tour ranking points.

The RSF Open’s “Opening Day” festivities kicked off the tournament Sept. 30. The night included an opening ceremony and sponsor recognition, pro doubles exhibition, and appetizers and drinks with the community and incoming players.

For more information, check out the tournament’s website bit.ly/3RRZ27a

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