Ragle Ranch Tennis Photo Gallery
The Ragle Ranch Tennis Courts were created from a partnership between the Sonoma County tennis community and the county with labor and materials to build the courts donated by the individuals and organizations named on the plaque. The West County Tennis Association now known as Ragle Ranch Tennis provided the public with a multi-million dollar facility for a small fraction of that cost to the taxpayers.
Memorial event on 6/27 at Ragle Ranch Park for Benji Aguirre, celebrating and remembering a great local legend in Tennis, a loving father, brother and son. His family and friends came from all around to celebrate him on this day
“Fly By” pickup doubles at Ragle Ranch Park, Wednesdays 5:30.
“Fly By” pickup doubles at Ragle Ranch Park, Wednesdays 5:30.
After a hard workout.
Full courts at beautiful Ragle Ranch Park.
Well hit ball. The tennis practice backboard is one of the few in West County.
Overhead Smash!
Ball crosses the net.
The pergola at Ragle Ranch tennis courts was designed and built by volunteers. It's a great place to hang out.
Cool shadows and music under the oaks.
Nice example of the oak woodlands at Ragle Ranch Park.
Ragle Ranch Park is a beauriful for a quiet and peaceful walk.
One of the many Ragle Ranch USTA teams, this one from June 2024. This is the 3.5 level, women’s 55 and over team. Ragle Ranch teams have had great success in the USTA with 37 teams getting to the National Tournament plus more into the Sectional Tournaments.
Sam Levy, tennis pro at Ragle Ranch Park at the net feeding balls to a student in the forground. Photo Credit Sebastopol Times.
Some of the Board Members of Ragle Ranch Tennis. Photo Credit Sebastopol Times.
Young tennis player at Ragle Ranch
Drying the courts is an important part of maintenance done by Ragle Ranch Tennis volunteers. This keeps debris and leaves from building up which makes courts unplayable and quickly destroys them.
Drying and removing debris from the courts in the morning allows them to be used in the afternoon.