In-Sync Tennis Team

Team members include Cooky O’Brien, Joan Patchin, Diane Bostock (team captain), Kay Skripka, Lorinne Banister, Pat Owens (co-captain), Shelley Bain, Roxie Forrest, Pat Ingalls, and Pam DeRouin; not shown: Lauren Leonard and Joan Stedman.

Norma Whitley The In-Sync Women’s Tennis Team completed a successful 2018-19 season in the West Valley Women’s Tennis League. Teams in this league play other community teams in the West Valley during the fall through spring season. If you would like further information about the PebbleCreek Tennis Club or tennis league play, please contact the…

Unit Happenings

Unit 20 ladies luncheon at the Reserve It pays to live in the same neighborhood as Cindy Findley, the Director of Sales and Marketing for the beautiful new Robson Reserve at PebbleCreek. On Wednesday, July 16, Cindy welcomed the Ladies of Unit 20 in Eagle’s Nest to the new dining room of the Robson Reserve,…

General Manager’s Report

Bill Barnard, General Manager In this month’s message, I would like to share some information that I have learned over the many months that I have been investigating, researching, and troubleshooting issues, as General Manager, regarding the Bullard Wash. The Bullard Wash is a Federal Waterway that enters PebbleCreek on the north side of the…

GoodTime Gals Social Club news

Pat Atkinson LuJean Anderson and Pat Atkinson welcome all women who live in PebbleCreek. You automatically are a member of the GoodTime Gals Social Club if you live in PebbleCreek. We don’t have dues. Just come alone or bring a friend to any of our activities. Help Wanted: We are looking each month for Dinner…

Tennis player of the month: Jo Werner

Jo Werner

Dennis Whitley So, you love to play tennis. Would you teach yourself to play left-handed if you injured your right hand? Well, that is what Jo Werner did when faced with a wrist injury that threatened her playing tennis again. That’s love of the game. Jo was introduced to tennis by her dad while in…

All quiet at the ballfield

We respectively ask that you stay off the field until opening day.

Fred Dresser The bats, balls, and gloves have been put away as the fall and spring seasons have been put to rest for the PebbleCreek Senior Softball Association (PCSSA). The attention now focuses on preparing the field for the upcoming season that, by the way, will be the twenty-fifth season for PCSSA. There is a…