Johnny Henson, Professor Pool Most players struggle to improve their billiard game. They overlook the importance of the stance. I would say that no two players stand the same way at the table. Their personal preference and also their unique physical characteristics can influence a player’s stance. Some goals that you should have when developing…
Kathie Marshall With the leadership and experience of two United States Tennis Association (USTA) social representatives, the SaddleBrooke Ranch Tennis Association (SBRTA) hosted the first USTA World Tennis Number tournament that took place here at the Ranch on May 11. Thirty-six players entered the tournament, with half of those living outside the Ranch, and some…
Art Club Offering Intermediate Watercolor Painting in July Debby Felzien The SaddleBrooke Ranch (SBR) Art Club is excited to bring back Karen Brungardt for another series of classes in watercolor! You may have seen Karen’s artwork displayed at Absolutely Art Gallery in Catalina, as well as the Southern Arizona Watercolor Guild gallery on Broadway. She…
Barbara Barr Bengen, Joe Guyton, and Bill Demeroutis Can you imagine trying to escape a house fire and having to drop your infant son from a second story window to the arms of a person down below. That’s what happened to the mother of the Mullineux family of five who just lost their Oracle home…
M.C. Nelson The SBRanch Democratic Club had Dana Lewis, the Pinal County Recorder, come speak about the upcoming elections and county readiness. Not only was she a great speaker, but she also answered questions and showed that she and her team are prepared to handle the events of the upcoming primary election as well as…
Cher Stroben On May 22, the S.O.B. (SaddleBrooke Off-Road Bunch) jeepers were exploring again. This time we checked out the Empire Ranch and Total Wreck Mine in the Sonoita area. The ranch was first homesteaded by William Wakefield in 1871. It’s now run by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management & Empire Ranch Foundation. They…