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Sports: 78 Players in Columbia Open Tennis Tournament Eleven players from Adair County are among competitors By Tim Perkins Columbia was home to one of the areas largest tennis tournaments this past weekend, July 29 and 30th, as 78 players competed from surrounding counties in the 2006 CKTS (Central Kentucky Tennis Series) Columbia Open Tennis Tournament. Eleven of the players participating in the tournament were from Adair County. The tournament was played at Lindsey Wilson College, the Adair County High School, and the Columbia Fairground facilities. Matches began at 8:00am CT on Saturday morning. The last match concluded at approximately 11:00pm CT on Sunday night under the lights at the Columbia Fairgrounds. The CKTS series began with the Columbia Open in 2003, which attracted 40 players. It has almost doubled in size since that time. Thirteen new members were signed during the Columbia Open tournament. Currently the CKTS has 108 total members in the Central Kentucky area. Tournament results were as follows: Men's Open Singles: 1st place- Tyler Matney from Russell Spring KY 2nd place- Justin Martin from Liberty KY Men's Open B Singles: 1st place- Leony Barroso from Lawrenceburg KY 2nd place- Roger Pierce from Elizabethtown KY Men's C Singles: 1st place- Sammy Blakeman from Greensburg KY 2nd place- Lee Stephens from Columbia KY Boy's 18 & Under Singles: 1st place- Andy Burress from Elizabethtown KY 2nd place- Kevin Thompson from Campbellsville KY Women's B Singles: Rosemary Hedges - Elizabethtown To Be Determined Kathy O'Brien - Elizabethtown Girls 18 & Under Singles: 1st place- Jenna Sallee, Elizabethtown KY 2nd place-Abigail Thompson, Campbellsville KY Mixed Open Doubles: 1st place- Tichaedza Chikuni (Richmond KY) andAudra Nothwehr (Columbia KY) 2nd place- Larry Milby - Campbellsville KY and Susan Emerson, Russell Springs KY Men's Open Doubles: 1st place- Larry Milby, Campbellsville KY & Matt Coomer, Louisville KY 2nd place- Dwain Harris, Mt Vernon KY and Tyler Matny, Russell Springs KY Men's B Doubles: 1st place- Jeff Crady, Elizabethtown KY and Andy Burress, Elizabethtown KY 2nd place- Steve Humphress, Campbellsville KY, and Don Humphress. Campbellsville KY For scores of each match in the tournament, visit the CKTS website Next stop on CKTS tour will be in Campbellsville, KY The next stop on the CKTS tour will be in Campbellsville KY for the Miller Park Tennis Classic on August 12-13 with a deadline to enter of August 8th at 6 P.M. For more information contact Larry Milby at 789-1326 or milby@cktstennis.org. If you have questions about the CKTS or wish to become a member, you can contact Tim Perkins at 384-6690 or tlperkins62@yahoo.com. The CKTS would like to thank Lindsey Wilson College, The Adair County Board of Education, and the City of Columbia / Adair County Jaycees for the use of all facilities during this event. We would also like to thank Wal-mart, Grimsley's Jewelry, Reed Brothers Insurance, Kentucky Farm Bureau, McDonald's Restaurant, Wendy's Restaurant, The Adair Progress, Columbia Magazine, The Adair County Community Voice, Neal's Cellular One, Grimsley's Bluegrass Cellular, and Sonic Drive In for their sponsorship of this event. This story was posted on 2006-08-02 13:43:55
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