Los Cab Sports Village

2 ❘ LOS CAB LIFE ❘ JUNE 2019 ● IN THE NEWS SUMMER SPLASH! ■ POOL ACTIVITIES ABOUND FOR LOS CAB MEMBERS AND GUESTS S ummer time is pool time, and at Los Cab Sports Village there are plenty of ways to enjoy the water throughout the season. The club's Big Summer Splash is back, and on four summer Satur- days – plus the Fourth of July and Labor Day – a giant water slide will be inflated poolside to thrill swim- mers of all ages. Pool hours on those days are 11 a.m.-4 p.m., and the slide is free to all members, with guests being able to purchase passes. On July 4 and Labor Day, addi- tional activities will include games for kids and adults, craft stations and an inflatable fun house obstacle course on Tennis Court 19. Food and drinks will be available for purchase, and floaties for kids will be offered to members and guests free of charge. "Our main goal is to keep families happy, healthy and active during the summer months," said Ana Lopez, one of the club's staffers organizing summer events. "Above all, we hope to give members and guests the 'Los Cab experience.'" DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIPS BRING COMPETITIVE FIRE TO COURTS TEAM SPIRIT! L os Cab's annual men's and women's doubles champi- onships were held May 4-5, with approximately 100 players com- peting in skill-level and age-level brackets. Ron Brewer and Eric Eng captured the men's open division, while Jacqueline Pham and Karen Trinh were winners in the 4.5 group, the highest level contested on the women's side. One notable winning squad was Vance O'Rourke and Jon Peabody, who captured the men's 4.0 title. It was the first title for O'Rourke after having competed in the doubles cham- pionships over many years. In the men's 70s bracket, Pete Scheuer and Ron Moore were crowned champions. "There was a lot of good competition out there, and we had a lot of fun," Scheuer said. Plenty of summer fun is planned in the pool. Pete Scheuer FOR THE KIDS .................... F ather's Day is just around the corner, and Los Cab dads can expect great "home- made" gifts from their young ones if they at- tend the club's next Kids' Night Out on Friday, June 14 from 6-9:30 p.m. The event includes Father's Day- themed crafts as well as pizza, build-your- own sundaes, games, prizes and a movie with popcorn. Kids can also enjoy the club during "Par- ent Shopping Days" every Tuesday in June with up to four hours of supervised child care until 4 p.m. Activi- ties include crafts, story time, circle time, and outdoor activities. Reservations are re- quired by calling (714) 546-8560, ext. 247.

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