February 15, 2026

Homegrown Talent Triumphs

Steamboat Junior Winter Championships

Steamboat Springs is beaming with pride as its homegrown tennis stars make waves. Hudson Clarke clinched the Boys 12's singles title in a captivating tournament final, showcasing resilience and skill to win the decisive third set tiebreaker.

Simultaneously, Mia Salinas Gonzalez emerged as the champion in the Girls' 14 and under round robin tournament, with Yurixi Montejo securing a commendable second place. These achievements underscore the depth of talent flourishing within the community.

The success of Hudson, Mia, and Yurixi reflects the dedication and hard work they've invested in honing their skills on the court. As these young athletes continue to grow and excel, the town rallies behind them, eagerly anticipating their future successes and contributions to the sport.

Donors! Remember Donations of $250 or More Receive Tax Credit

In order for us to apply for an Enterprise Zone certificate (Form DR0075) that you can include with your tax submittal information, please send the following information to our Enterprise Zone lead, Barbara Robinson, at barbara@courtsports4life.org

1. Name – Should match that on the CO State income tax return 
2. Tax ID – One of the following: the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number, or a Federal EIN tax ID.
3. Email 
4. Mailing Address, City, State, Zip Code
5. Phone Number

Donors have until April 15, 2026 to apply for a 2025 Enterprise Zone Certificate.

Water Service Interruption at Tennis Center Feb. 19 at 10:30

The water at the Tennis Center will be turned off for about an hour on Thursday, February 18 around 10:30am for some water meter work. The Pickleball Center will not be affected. Please plan accordingly and bring your water bottles. Thank you.

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