By SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION1 min read
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From left, women's 4.0 runners-up Louise Lundberg and Trina Presland and winners Catherine Colfer and Missy Rothweiler.
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SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
From left, men's 4.0 winners Ryan Martinson and Mark Andrews and runners-up Eric Carlson and Kirk Williams.
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SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
From left, women's 3.5 winners Beth Workman and Sarah Catala and runners-up Rosemarie Kraus and Cindy Hatch.
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SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
From left, men's 3.5 runners-up Peter Presland and Luke Ambor and winners Ray Albright and Mario Sceusa.
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SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
From left, mixed doubles 4.0 winners Rena and Ryan Martinson and runners-up Nancy Watts and John Hulfeld.
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SANIBEL-CAPTIVA CONSERVATION FOUNDATION
From left, mixed doubles 3.5 winners Christina Candelaria and Jim Meyer and runners-up Audrey Clark and Bob Goodykoontz.
The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation hosted its 30th Annual Tennis Tournament on Nov. 11-12 at the Beachview Tennis Club on Sanibel. Presented by Grampy’s Charities, a total of 70 players took part. The winners and runners-up, respectively, were: Catherine Colfer and Missy Rothweiler, and Louise Lundberg and Trina Presland for mixed doubles 4.0; Ryan Martinson and Mark Andrews, and Eric Carlson and Kirk Williams for men’s 4.0; Beth Workman and Sarah Catala, and Rosemarie Kraus and Cindy Hatch for women’s 3.5; Ray Albright and Mario Sceusa, and Peter Presland and Luke Ambor for men’s 3.5; Rena and Ryan Martinson, and Nancy Watts and John Hulfeld for mixed doubles 4.0; and Christina Candelaria and Jim Meyer, and Audrey Clark and Bob Goodykoontz for mixed doubles 3.5. They were all awarded etched wine glasses made by Luc Century.
