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SCRA Annual Meeting

SCRA Annual Meeting. Agenda. Introduction of Board of Directors Election of new Board members Aquatics and tennis Membership report Financial report Facilities renovation. Introductions. Board of Directors Steve Coutre, President Marci Reichelstein, Membership Co-Chair

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SCRA Annual Meeting

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  1. SCRA Annual Meeting

  2. Agenda • Introduction of Board of Directors • Election of new Board members • Aquatics and tennis • Membership report • Financial report • Facilities renovation

  3. Introductions Board of Directors • Steve Coutre, President • Marci Reichelstein, Membership Co-Chair • Jeannie Meyer, Tennis Chair • Corey Levens, Treasurer and Swim Chair • Kathy Gurtner, Membership Co-Chair • Robert Kessler, Secretary and Facilities Chair

  4. Board Election Nominating committee recommendation • Jeannie Meyer • Corey Levens • Joe Lipsick • Sharon Dauskardt

  5. Tennis

  6. Tennis • Tennis director: Andrea Barnes • Associate pros: Ann Henricksson, Whitney Deason • Participation/revenue up 40% over 2007 • 80+ regular players, many other social players • EPATT women’s doubles league participant club • Hosted 4 club tennis mixers • Weekly Cardio tennis workout • Supervised men’s and women’s drop in play • Hosted 11 adult teams in USTA league play…our largest number ever.

  7. Tennis • Juniors • 120 juniors in clinics, 60 in team program. Over 25 jrs. participated in Norcal tournament play in 08. • One of only two Peninsula clubs fielding USTA Norcal Junior League teams in all divisions. • Midpeninsula Junior Interclub League co-champions • Ballkids team chosen to work final matches at the SAP Open, semifinals of Bank of the West Tennis Championship. • SCRA kids chosen to demonstrate skills at USPTA Norcal coaching conference

  8. Aquatics

  9. SCRA + USA Swimming = Success! • PASA-USA team • SCRA founding member • SCRA, University Club, Foothills, Fremont Hills, Alpine Hills, Pacific Athletic Club, and PASC • Scott Shea SCRA site director/head coach • SCRA-Summer team • Peninsula Swimming Association • SCRA, University Club, Foothills, Fremont Hills, Alpine Hills, Ladera Oaks • Abi Liu SCRA aquatics director

  10. SCRA + USA Swimming = Success! • PASA-USA team • >800 athletes, 220 participants at SCRA site • Held number even with pool changes and movement • ~60% swimmers at SCRA site are SCRA members • Gold Medal Club in 2009 (ranked 8th in the Nation) • Silver Medal Club in 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008. • SCRA-Summer team • 125 athletes • Avery pool available for championship meet • SCRA-Swim lessons • ~300 children participated…growing • Year round private lessons

  11. SCRA + USA Swimming = Success! • Team Highlights • USA Swimming Gold Medal Club • 6th s.c./8th l.c. ranked in USA Swimming Virtual Club Championships (6th/19th in 2008) • Zone 1 North…Champions 2009 • USA Junior Nationals - LC - 1st place • USA Swimming Sectionals…1st place • Long Course Far Westerns…1st place • Short Course Far Westerns…1st place • Long Course Junior Olympics…1st place

  12. SCRA + USA Swimming = Success! • Individual Highlights •2008 Western Zone Select Team Members – Daichi Matsuda. Northern America Challenge Cup - Stefanie Scherp, Marie-Pierre Delisle, Curtis Ogren •2008/09 National Junior Qualifiers - 24 (all time high) Jesse Bergman, Megan Fischer Colbrie, Adam Hinshaw, Ben Hinshaw, Tom Kremer, Andrew Kim, Audrey Kwong, Teva Levens, Jacqui Levere, Stephanie Lim, Mark Liu, Brad Murray, Elizabeth Murray, Matt Murray, Stephanie Nguyen, Rohan Patnaik, Anne Peanasky, Haley Read, Nick Trowbridge, Blake Weber, Margareg Wenzlau, Abby Duckett, Alicia Grima, Julia Harryman Junior National Champion - Ben Hinshaw •Brooke Bishop 4th @ Olympic Trials, World Cup Champion

  13. SCRA + USA Swimming = Success! •Four 2008 Olympic Trials Qualifiers Brooke Bishop, Ben Hinshaw, Lauren Bailey, Megan Fischer Colbrie •Zone All Star Team Members Fernanda Richeter, Milan Hilde-Jones, Aska Matsuda, Sara Joseph, Jason Wong, Lena Joseph , Jeremie DezWirek • New Pacific swimming records: Curtis Ogren (4), Daichi Matsuda (3), relays (5)

  14. SCRA + USA Swimming = Success! • USA Swimming Academic All Americans - 22 • Megan Fischer-Colbrie, Casey Barnes-Waychus, Tara Levens, Ben Hinshaw, Audrey Kwong, Matt Murray, Katie Reeves, Veronica Tse, Jesse Bergman, Adam Hinshaw, Andrew Kim, Teva Levens, Jacqui Levere, Stephanie Lim, Brad Murray, Elizabeth Murray, Matt Murray, Stephanie Nguyen, Rohan Patnaik, Anne Peanasky, Haley Read, Nick Trowbridge • PASA/SCRA collegiate swimmers now represent Stanford, UCLA, Princeton, Kenyon, Williams, Michigan, LMU, NYU, Amherst, Whitman, Nebraska, UCSC, UC Davis, Northridge, Chapman, Redlands, University of Chicago, University of Pennsylvania, Michigan

  15. Membership

  16. Membership Update

  17. Membership Changes • Initiation fee reduction to $1,000 for:Newly hired assistant professors or staff Current assistant professors until end of 2008 • Increase in monthly dues from: Regular members: $85 to $110 Emeriti members: $42.50 to $85 • Membership cap removed

  18. Members vs. Eligibles 20% of eligible faculty & staff are current SCRA members 1615 390

  19. Membership • 32% of campus residences are occupied by SCRA members SCRA members on campus/Campus Residences

  20. Financial Report

  21. SCRA’s Balance Sheet

  22. SCRA Income/ExpenseStatement

  23. Facilities Renovations

  24. Background • Founded on January 9,1962 • $60,000 loan from Stanford @ 4.5% interest • Mission is to “provide a swimming pool, tennis courts, and allied recreational facilities for its members…” • Eligible members are “persons who are eligible to own residences on the Stanford University campus…” • Non-profit mutual benefit corporation • 160 members, now unlimited

  25. Renovation • $2M loan from University, $2.5M grant from provost • Replace and expand current clubhouse • 2050 sf to 3050 sf • Secure entrance, ADA compliant • Offices, storage space • Multipurpose room, fitness area • Expanded locker rooms and bathrooms

  26. Renovation • Replace and expand pool • 25yd X 25m 11 lane pool • Lap swimming • Recreation • Diving • Water polo • Separate 18 ft diameter children’s pool • Overhead lights

  27. Renovation • Renovate tennis courts • Remove fence between courts • Complete resurfacing • Backboard • Renovate grounds • Barbecue facilities • Basketball court • New fencing • Landscaping

  28. Local Club Comparison

  29. Questions?

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