Mats Wilander and Wilander on Wheels returns to The West Side Tennis Club on August 27 for Charity Tennis Pro-Am benefiting debra of America and “Butterfly Children”
with rare disease Epidermolysis Bullosa
Join Mats Wilander and debra
of America on Wednesday, August 27, 2014 for the
2nd Annual Mats Wilander Foundation Tennis Pro-Am. Play
with former
#1 player in the world, Mats Wilander, Cameron Lickle of Wilander on
Wheels, and other current and former tennis pros on the grass courts of
the historic West Side Tennis Club. Past pros have included:
John McEnroe, Jim Courier, Jonas Björkman, Thomas Blake, Thomas Johansson, Mikael Pernfors and Karel Nováček.
Click here to read about last year’s event in Tennis Magazine.
During the 2014 US Open, debra of America will take over 3 court surfaces at the 100-year old
West Side Tennis Club. Enjoy a full-day of
dining, instructional clinics, pro challenges, individual competitions, an exhibition match, and new this year, team competitions. Register as a team with your friends or company and compete for prizes!
The Tennis Pro-Am is open to guests of all ages and playing levels.
All proceeds benefit debra of America's fight against Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) –
The Worst Disease You've Never Heard Of.™
DATE:
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
TIME: 8AM - 4PM
VENUE: The West Side Tennis Club, 1 Tennis Place, Forest Hills, Queens, NY
TIME: 8AM - 4PM
VENUE: The West Side Tennis Club, 1 Tennis Place, Forest Hills, Queens, NY
BENEFITING:
debra of America and
the “Butterfly Children” with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB)
BUY TICKETS AND LEARN MORE AT:
www.debra.org/Tennis
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| Mats Wilander |
I attended this last year. A great event. Too bad only a handful of people attended. Hopefully they will get more this year.
ReplyDeleteI remember all the grass courts being full last year but regardless this was a great event. I bought a dining ticket with a friend last year so we could see the club without being members and relax with drinks. Lovely afternoon and supported a really wonderful cause that I knew nothing about. Quite heartbreaking seeing those with this condition.
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