Army Navy Country Club June 2024 E-Newsletter
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ANCCF & In Memoriam
3
Secretary’s Message
5
Social & Dining
6-11
Golf
12-15
Fitness
16-19
Racquet Sports
20-23
Junior Activities
24-25
Aquatics
26-27
Membership
28-29
CLUB OFFICERS
Chairman of the Board: Mr. Raighne C. Delaney Club President: Mr. Matthew Bravo Club Vice President: MAJ Jordan T. Gray, USA Club Secretary: Col D’Anne Spence, USAF, Ret. Club Treasurer: Mr. John H. Ladd General Manager/COO: Mr. Patrick King, CCM, CCE
CLUBHOUSES
Arlington Clubhouse 1700 Army Navy Drive Arlington, VA 22202 (703) 521-6800
Fairfax Clubhouse 3315 Blenheim Blvd Fairfax, VA 22030 (703) 359-5825
ANCC FOUNDATION DID YOU KNOW?
The “In Memoriam” section of the ANCC website highlights the lives of Members and staff who have recently passed. If you would like to send a submission to honor the memory of a loved one, please contact our Marketing Coordinator by clicking here. You may send a biography, along with photos as well to be added to this section. To read about the lives of those who have recently passed, click here. In Memoriam Playing Through - World War II World War II presented all country clubs with significant challenges. Augusta National closed and used its grounds to graze cows and raise turkeys. The Greenbrier became a detention center for foreign diplomats and correspondents. Other clubs converted parts of their property to crops – primarily vegetables. To learn about some of the challenges Army Navy Country Club faced during the War, click here.
Secretary’s Message By Col D’Anne Spence, USAF, Ret.
The Army Navy Country Club Annual Meeting will be held on Monday, 7 October 2024 at the Arlington Clubhouse. At the meeting, we will elect Resident Members to the Board of Governors to serve for the period October 2024 to October 2027. Our By-Laws provide that only Resident Members may stand for election to the Board. At this year’s Annual Meeting, we are presently scheduled to elect 13 Governors. We will elect 6 Governors from those Resident Members who are on Active Duty or Selected Reserve Resident status. We will elect 7 Governors from those Resident Members who are in the All Others status. We will ensure that nomination forms are available in the Administration Office and on the Club’s website no later than Monday, 3 June 2024. To ensure the publication of the nomination in the Annual Meeting Packet, we must receive the nomination no later than Monday, 8 July 2024. We will permit nominations from the floor at the Annual Meeting, but please advise me of any such notifications prior to the meeting so I can ensure the floor nomination is of a qualified Resident Member. The use of military rank for nomination and election purposes is permissible under Title 10 of the US Code. For example, an Active Duty army officer may identify herself in the form of “CPT Jane Doe, USA,” and a retired army officer may identify herself as “CPT Jane Doe, USA (Ret.). Former military officers may not use their former rank as a preface, but may use their highest wartime rank as follows: Ms. Jane Doe (CPT, USA). I strongly encourage those who are interested in serving on the Board of Governors to familiarize themselves with our By-Laws, Club Rules, and Organization Manual. I am available to answer any questions you might have about this process at danne.emmett.spence@gmail.com or by phone: (703) 835-4108.
ARLINGTON CLUBHOUSE
To place an order, click here. Restaurant Hours of Operation The clubhouse closes at the following times: Monday-Thursday: 12 midnight Friday-Sunday: 1:00 AM
Upcoming Events
Sunday 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM Monday 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Tuesday - Thursday 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM Friday & Saturday 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM Stars & Stripes Tuesday - Thursday 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM Friday - Sunday 11:00 AM to 7:30 PM Midway Pool Bar
Grille
Tuesday - Saturday 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Independence Day Celebration Rooftop Seating Lottery on 4 July Registration opens 31 May/Advance ticket sales open 12 June Happy Hour Fiesta at the Pool on 10 July Registration opens 6 June Tequila, Rum & Cigars Under the Stars on 12 July Registration opens 14 June Summer BBQ on 20 July Registration opens 20 June Rooftop Happy Hour, Travel to the Summer
1924
Tuesday - Thursday 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM Friday & Saturday 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Monday - Thursday 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM Friday - Sunday 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM Dive Inn After 17 June: Monday - Sunday 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Olympics in Paris on 24 July Registration opens 27 June
Friday 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM Quarterdeck Pool Bar
Father’s Day Brunch
Sunday, 16 June Celebrate Father’s Day with Brunch on the Rooftop! Seating times at 10:30 AM and 1:00 PM $55 Adults | $28 Ages 5-11 | $10 Ages 2-4 Dress Code is Casual Maximum of 8 people per registration The Grille/1924 will be open for regular Sunday meal service between 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM. In the event of poor weather, this event will take place in the 5 Star Ballroom. Club Cancellation Policy in effect. Registration required
Rooftop Happy Hour - 1924 t0 2024 - A Century of American Food Classics!
Wednesday, 19 June 7:00 to 9:00 PM
5 Star Ballroom & Rooftop Terrace (Weather Permitting) Join us as we travel back in time to enjoy a Century of American Food Classics at ANCC Arlington! $37 per person Maximum of 4 people per registration. Dress Code is Casual. This event is open to Adults 18 and over. Club Cancellation Policy in effect Registration required
Upcoming Author Series Events This Summer
Tuesday, 25 June Fort Richardson Room Light Refreshments - 6:30 p.m. Speaker - 7 p.m. $6 per person Click here to register Carolyn McBride at ANCC Arlington
Thursday, 13 June Williamsburg Room Light Refreshments - 6:30 p.m. Speaker - 7 p.m. $6 per person Click here to register Jim Thorne at ANCC Arlington
Do You Know the Clubhouse Rules of Attire?
As the summer season has officially begun at the Club, we’ve entered one of the busiest times here. When at the Club, members and guests are expected to adhere to the Rules of Attire as outlined in the Club Rules. We’re often asked what this means and with the Rules of Attire having recently been clarified/updated, we’d like to take this opportunity to remind you of some highlights relating to the Clubhouse rules of attire. As a general rule, you must always dress in a manner appropriate for a country club setting, and clothes must be clean, dry, and appropriately fitted. As a member, you are responsible for making sure that your family and guests follow the Rules of Attire as you enjoy the Club. If you see or experience an issue that requires attention, please inform our staff so they may address it appropriately, and if requested, please follow their instructions. Your failure, or the failure of your family or guests, to comply with the Rules of Attire will result in disciplinary action as outlined in the Organizational Manual. If you have a question about the Rules of Attire, please send an email to rulesofattire@ancc.org . A full copy of the Rules of Attire may be found on the Club’s website here or by scanning the QR code below:
Answer Key 1. False . Midriff baring shirts are prohibited in the clubhouses. (Midriff baring shirts are prohibited on either campus of the Club.) 2. False . Jean shorts are prohibited in the clubhouses. (Jean shorts are prohibited on either campus of the Club.) 3. False . Baseball caps, visors, or other types of headwear may not be worn inside Stars & Stripes or anywhere else inside either clubhouse (including the Arlington Grille Terrace, the 1924 Terrace, the Arlington clubhouse roof deck, and the Fairfax Mixed Grille Patio), except that decorative headwear that is not a baseball cap or visor may be worn by women and headwear for medical conditions is also permitted. 4. At Arlington, the statement is False – soft spike and spike- less golf shoes may be worn on the Ground and First floors only of the clubhouse. At Fairfax, soft spike and spikeless golf shoes may be worn in the clubhouse. 5. The statement is False for men, but True for women. Women are permitted to wear sandals (and similar open- toed footwear) in both Casual attire and Country Club Casual attire venues. Men are only permitted to wear such footwear in Casual attire venues. Thus, after 5pm men are prohibited from wearing such footwear in 1924 (including its Terrace), the Eisenhower Lounge, and the Sun Room. 6. Both answers are correct. Jeans may be worn in Casual attire and Country Club Casual attire venues provided they are not torn, ripped, frayed, cut off, patched, raw hem, tattered, or ill-fitting. In the picture, the jeans on the right are permitted; the jeans on the left are prohibited. 7. False . Until 5pm Casual attire is acceptable. After 5pm only Country Club Casual attire and above are permitted in 1924 (as well as its Terrace, the Eisenhower Lounge, and the Sun Room). 8. False . Shorts with inseams of less than 4½” are prohibited. 9. False . Swimwear is not permitted in the clubhouses except for in the locker rooms if not wet. When entering ether clubhouse, you must proceed directly to/from the locker rooms if in swimwear, and appropriate shoes, shirt and/or cover ups are required. 10. False . Athletic/Fitness attire is not permitted in the clubhouses except for in the group fitness areas, the locker rooms, and Stars & Stripes.
Do you know the Clubhouse Rules of Attire? 1. Midriff baring shirts are permitted in the clubhouses. True or False? 2. Jean shorts are permitted in the clubhouses. True or False? 3. Baseball caps, visors, and other types of headwear may be worn inside Stars & Stripes. True or False? 4. Golf shoes may be worn in the Arlington Grille, 1924, and the Fairfax clubhouse. True or False? 5. Sandals are permitted in Casual attire and Country Club Casual attire venues. True or False? 6. Jeans, like these pictured below, are permitted in the clubhouses. True or False?
7. Casual attire is acceptable in 1924 at all times. True or False? 8. Shorts with inseams of less than 4½” are permitted in the clubhouses? True or False? 9. Swimwear may be worn in the clubhouses. True or False? 10. Athletic/Fitness attire may be worn in the clubhouses. True or False?
FAIRFAX CLUBHOUSE Monday: Closed Tuesday: 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM (Bar open until 5:00 PM) Wednesday to Saturday: 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM Sunday: 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM Mixed Grille & Patio Hours of Operation Everyday of the Week: 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Pavilion on the Green (POG) *As a reminder: The Mixed Grille and Patio will be closing at 3:00 PM on Saturday, 8 June for the Ladies Member Guest. The Mixed Grille and Patio will also be closed all day on Thursday, 20 June and for lunch on Friday, 21 June for the Annual Member Guest Golf Tournament. We will reopen at 5:00 PM on Friday, 21 June. July 4 th Celebration The Fairfax 4 th of July Lottery will be open from 31 May through 7 June. Please click here to register for the lottery! Upcoming Events
Wednesday, 19 June 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM Adults $36 | Children(5-11) $24 Please click here for the menu and to register Shrimp Night Sunday, 16 June Seating times every hour on the hour from 10:00 AM through 1:00 PM $39 Adults | $20 Children (5-11) | $5 Toddlers (4 and under) Please click here for the menu and to register! Fairfax Father’s Day Brunch Every Wednesday Evening Featuring the acoustic duo ‘Empty Pockets’ playing classic rock favorites every Wednesday evening from 6:00 PM-8:30PM. Come join us for drink and food specials each week on the Patio at Fairfax. Live Music on the Patio
Friday Nights in June
7 June 14 June 21 June 28 June
Dinner Specials Stir Fry Night Taco Night Taco Night
Every Saturday Evening Mixed Grille and Patio from 5:00 to 8:30 PM $36 Adults (12 and up) and $24 Children (5-11) Join us on Saturday evenings for the ever-popular Prime Rib Buffet. Prime Rib Buffet Every Sunday Evening from 4:00 PM to 8:30 PM Please click here for the FFX calendar to view the Backyard BBQ menus and to register Backyard BBQs
GOLF Upcoming Events Arlington 2 June - Stroke Play Championship Rd. 2 9 June - Ladies Member Guest 10 June - Golf Outing 20-22 June - Centennial Member Guest Golf Tournament 29 June - Centennial Tournament 30 June - Mixed Couples Fairfax 1 June - Stroke Play Championship Rd. 1 3 June - Golf Outing 8 June - Ladies Member Guest Par 3 Challenge 17 June - Golf Outing 20-22 June - Centennial Member Guest Golf Tournament Are You Receiving All Your VSGA Benefits? When you register your handicap with ANCC there are many Virginia State Golf Association benefits you receive for your annual fee. Two major VSGA benefits of membership are subscriptions to Virginia Golfer and Golf Digest magazines, and the VSGA would love for you to receive these two benefits. However, in order to receive the two magazines, you need to provide the VSGA with your mailing address. To be sure your information is current, click here .
Save the Date for the Yellow Ribbon Classic
Flighted Match Play Tournament July through September, The 2024 Flighted Match Play Tournament is an individual match play event. All eligible players will be placed in flights of 8 based on their 1 July 2024, handicap index. All flights will play off the low handicap of the pairing. There will be a men’s and women’s division. Click here for complete details and to sign-up beginning 1 June.
As part of our Centennial Celebration, Army Navy Country Club is reaching out beyond our own fairways to renew our commitment to the annual Yellow Ribbon Fund Golf Classic scheduled for Oct. 28, 2024, at the Arlington course. Whether competing, being a sponsor or volunteer, or joining us to celebrate the day’s achievements at a post-event reception, member involvement will be vital. Over the past 16 years, we’ve helped to raise more than $2.7 million, which has provided housing and transpor- tation to those who bravely serve our nation undergoing medical treatment. Don’t miss this opportunity to forge new connections, honor our military families, and be part of a tradition of generosity at the heart of the Army Navy. Information on how to take part will be announced in the coming weeks. Until then, save the date, commit to the cause, and get ready to be part of history.
Senior Flighted Match Play Tournament
July through September The 2024 Senior Flighted Match Play Tournament is an individual match play event. All eligible players, 50 years of age or older as of 1 July 2024, will be placed in flights of 8 based on their 1 July 2024 handicap index. All flights will play off the low handicap of the pairing. There will be a men’s and women’s division. Click here for complete details and to sign-up beginning 1 June.
ANCC Junior Tour Parent-Child Scramble
This year’s Junior Tour Parent-Child Scramble will be held at the Fairfax course on Saturday, 27 July. All ANCC Juniors between the ages of 5 – High School as certified under the guidelines set forth in the “Junior Tour” Junior Golf Program, and ANCC Golf Rules are eligible to play. This is a two-player scramble of teams made up of one parent and one child. Parents may play as a team with more than one junior. All parents must have a valid USGA handicap index. For complete tournament information and to enter, click here . Entries open on 27 June.
Centennial Tournament
Come celebrate our clubs 100 th anniversary with the Centennial Tournament! The Centennial Tournament will be held at the Arlington Course on 29 June. Entries will include Tee Gifts, Breakfast, On Course Beverages, Prizes, plus some very interesting on course challenges. Vintage golf attire is highly encouraged! For complete event information, click here . Entries open on 29 May.
WNHGO: Women’s Nine Hole Golf Organization
The Women’s Nine Hole group hosted an MVTMA A-Team match at ANCC Arlington on May 8. Twelve visiting clubs participated in morning golf matches and enjoyed the beautiful course, great luncheon, and overall impressive club facilities. Thanks to the Pro Shop, Catering department, and Rita Kuntz (A-Team Captain) for organizing such a nice event. Players shown from left to right: Lillie Simpkins, Shannon Bibb, Jo Ellen Fowler, and Maureen Carita. The WNHGO Memorial Cup tournament was held on May 14 & 21 in Fairfax. Congratulations to our top five winners: Shannon Bibb (1st); Becky Fulgham (2nd); Penny Wood (3rd); Marcia Carlucci (4th); and Kate Suggs (5th). The Haffey Family Memorial Tournament is a 2-day Ringer tournament scheduled for June 7 & 14 in Arlington. Sign up is through the ANCC calendar here . The first day is flexible, you may walk or ride. Day 2 has an 8:30 am Shotgun start, so please arrive for check-in no later than 8:00 am. Luncheon follows on Day 2. If you have any questions, contact Rita Kuntz (703) 909-5217 or ritakuntz@gmail. com or Ketty Farrell (703) or kfarrell900@gmail.com .
CWGO: Career Women’s Golf Organization
The CWGO recently held its Memorial Stableford tournament on a chilly, rainy day at Fairfax. Over twenty CWGO members braved the conditions, with Cathy Vandermaarel emerging victorious! Congratulations to Cathy! Unfortunately, our Charity Fourball tournament, originally scheduled for 11 May, had to be rescheduled due to weather. Stay tuned for details on the new date. We are hopeful for some sunny weather at our future events! Our CWGO Interclub team has won its match against Westwood Country Club and has additional matches scheduled for future dates this summer. Thank you to our team members for representing ANCC! Our weekday play days at Arlington (Wednesday) and Fairfax (Thursday) are ongoing! Please click here to sign up. If you are considering membership and have any questions, please contact CWGO.membership@gmail.com . Hope to see you out there!
WDCGA
WDCGA Matchplay wrapped up for ANCC Divisions I and III at ANCC Fairfax on 22 May. Division III team members (pictured) Amy Hawkins, Margaret Ann Connors, Tina Gwilliam, Linda Nguyen, Pam Quinn, Danielle Hetzler and Jennifer Lednicky (not pictured) won 2 nd place. The tournament season kicks off with almost 100 women expected to play in the “June Cups” at Trump National GC on 11 June. With opportunities for all skill level members, players with an index of 12.4 and below will be competing for the Judi Enright Cup (sponsored by ANCC member Judi Enright). The Bennett-Pinehurst Tournament, a two-lady format traditionally held at International CC follows on 25 June. With 20 tournaments remaining, it’s not too late to join WDCGA. If/when your handicap index is 21.9 or below, you are eligible to join. Once a member, you may remain a member, if your index rises above 21.9. Contact Margaret Ann Connors at maconnors09@yahoo.com for more information or visit our website WDCGA.org.
Spring Fling winners Barbara Lancaster (left), Chris Young, Georgia Taylor and Anna Cho.
WGO-18: Women’s 18 Hole Golf
Rain or shine the WGO-18 season is well underway and members are enjoying meeting Tuesday and Friday mornings with a mixture of friendship, fun and more competitive tournaments throughout the season. Congratulations to team winners Anna Cho, Barbara Lancaster, Georgia Taylor and new member Chris Young in winning the chilly Spring Fling tournament! For more information about joining the WGO-18 group, please contact Membership Chair Ruth Daly at ruthadaly@verizon.net .
Fitness & Wellness Fitness Center Open Hours Monday through Friday: 5:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Group Fitness Classes For our group exercise classes, you have the option to subscribe one month at a time or ongoing, or to register for single classes. Please click here to learn more and register today!
Power Yoga (Hybrid)
Wednesdays at 6:00 PM This is a physically challenging class for all levels. You will gain strength, balance, flexibility, and endurance. Get ready to sweat!
Pop-Up Classes Monthly and individual rates vary Standard Classes Monthly Rate: $35/month Individual Class Rate: $15
Yoga Fusion (Hybrid)
This class includes a warm-up, vinyasa flow the strength training with yoga poses followed by stretching, cooldown and relaxation. Saturdays at 8:30 AM
Specialty Classes Monthly Rate:$50/month Individual Class Rate: $20
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 5:30 PM and Saturdays at 10:00 AM Standard Classes Toning & Abs (Hybrid)
Specialty Classes
We’ll work all major muscle groups with options for dumbells (or other weights), tubing, and sometimes body weight.
Mondays & Wednesdays at 8:30 AM The Wednesday class will incorporate the use of the stability ball! Gain core strength, balance and more! Pilates (Hybrid) Tuesdays & Thursdays at 10:00 AM Inviting gentle poses for a full-body restorative practice. We will warm and stretch our muscles with foundational postures with many options for adjustments and modifications. Gentle Yoga (Hybrid)
Forever Fit (Hybrid)
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 4:00 PM (45 minutes) Work onbalance, flexibility, and light strengthening. It will be helpful to have a chair and a couple of light weights.
Circuit Challenge (In Person)
Tuesdays & Thursdays at 8:30 AM A combination of Step aerobics, full-body toning, and Pilates! This class is offered in-studio only and is not available on Zoom.
Fitness Services
Our Fitness PROs are Certified Personal Trainers, Wellness Coaches, and Exercise Specialist with expertise in areas such as corrective exercise, weight loss, golf, tennis, and sports performance. They are skilled at creating fitness programs customized for you. The Fitness PRO team at ANCC will focus on your goals while making sure that your training sessions are fun and engaging. Schedule a FREE fifteen-minute consultation with one of our professionals today! Contact Jay Guillory at jay.guillory@ancc.org for more information.
Spa Services Massage
Facials & Peels
Our Licensed Esthetician, Trish Gray can provide you with our additional spa services like facials and peels. A facial is one of the best ways to take care of your skin, the largest organ of your body. It cleanses, exfoliates and nourishes the skin, which helps to promote a clear, well-hydrated complexion. On the other hand, our peels, focus on exfoliating the out layers of the skin, creating new skin growth that is smoother, firmer and brighter, with little to no downtown. Please contact our professionals to schedule an appointment: Trish Gray - trish.gray.ancc@outlook.com Licensed Massage Therapist/Licensed Master Esthetician Sarah Albanawi - sarah.albanawi.ancc@outlook.com Licensed Massage Therapist Jason Steltenpohl - jason.steltenpohl.ancc@outlook.com Licensed Massage Therapist
Our Licensed Massage Therapist are here to enhance your journey to self-care. Come and experience some of the benefits of massage, which include: Stress reduction and increased relaxation Pain reduction, muscle relief, and tension release Improved circulation, energy and alertness Lowered heart rate and/or blood pressure Improved immune function Our therapists specialize in Swedish, Deep Tissue, Trigger Point, Neuromuscular Therapy, Hot Stone and more. Using various massage techniques, our therapist will personalize your massage session to your individual needs. Choose from a 30, 60, or 90-minute session or purchase a massage package (can also be combined with a facial/peel).
RACQUET SPORTS
7:00 AM - 8:30 AM For those members looking for a tennis based morning cardio, please contact Pro Neil Bennett (703.979.5471) to see if this clinic is right for you. Cost: $42/participant. TUESDAY MORNING CARDIO CLINIC 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM This clinic is designed for intermediate level ladies to work on doubles strategy and tactics. Please contact Ruya Kor for more information. Cost: $42/participant LADIES MONDAY EVENING CLINIC
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM For those members looking for a fast-paced, tennis based cardio session, join Pro Jean-Marc Krone on Sundays. Cost: $42/participant. SUNDAY CARDIO CLINIC 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM This clinic is designed to provide an intense workout and certain minimum physical requirements might need to be met before joining. Cost: $42/participant. MONDAY CARDIO CLINIC
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM For beginners to intermediate, this class is for members trying to get into the game. Join Pro Jean-Marc Krone on Friday nights. Contact (703.979.5471) for questions and updates. Cost: $42/participant LADIES’ FRIDAY CARDIO TENNIS
LADIES’ TUESDAY EVENING INTRACLUB TENNIS LEAGUE
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM For ladies unable to play during the day, we offer an evening league. This program is a great way to meet tennis partners. Sign-up here . Contact Pro Bridget Merrick for questions.
MEN’S SATURDAY MORNING INTRACLUB TENNIS LEAGUE
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM For members looking for a tennis based mid-day cardio session, please contact Pro Bridget Merrick (703.979.5471). Cost: $42/participant. WEDNESDAY MID-DAY CARDIO CLINIC
7:00 AM - 9:00 AM OR 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM This league will continue through the outdoor season with Saturday morning sessions. Sign-up online here . Contact Pro Jean-Marc Krone (703.979.5471) for updates.
USTA 12U JUNIOR TENNIS TEAMS REPRESENT ANCC AT SECTIONALS!
ANCC 12U Coed - Yellow Ball
ANCC 12U Blue - Green Ball
Standing L to R: Audrey Adamson, Finn Jackson, Ben Bromer, Miles Gobena Lounging: Isaac Melles & Evie Border Not Pictured: Charlotte Moffatt & Felicity Pickard
L to R: Ella Napolitano, Isabel Hess, Whitaker Smith, Cate VanFossen, Lara Kataria (Not pictured and missed: Sebastian Howell)
ANCC 12U Gold - Green Ball
Sportsmanship Winner
L to R : Charlotte Weed, Caroline McCart, Caldwell Desiderio, Liam Greenway, James Welter, Coach Greg
Congratulations, Evie Border!
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR QUEENS OF THE COURT WINNERS:
“A” Division Champions (left to right): D’Anne Spence/ Amanda Wagner; Finalists: Jolyn Green/Leah Wilson
“B” Division Champions (left to right): Elizabeth Horner Meghan Martin; Finalists: Nikia Bergan/Allison Erdle
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2024 MEMBER-GUEST WINNERS:
Mens’ Championship Finalists (left to right): Allen Geraci/David Wendt; Champions: David Cross/ Greg Woodford
Ladies’ Championship Finalists (left to right): Leah Noonan/Betsy Delaney; Champions: Diane Lewis/ Ronda Estridge
JUNIOR ACTIVITIES
Wednesday, 5 June Pick a date or dates that work for you and register online. There is a maximum limit of 10 adults with 2 children max (No guest please). Parents must always accompany children (this is not a drop off program). Sign- in at the Rainbow City Welcome Desk. Explore, make new friends, share ideas, and enjoy! Sign-out Things to Know You may pack a “Nut Free” snack. Rainbow City is equipped with a refrigerator and microwave. Family bathrooms on the lower level of the Fitness Building are equipped with changing tables. Sheila Chandler, Junior Activities Manager, will be on hand each session sessions to assist with questions and perhaps a story time or two. Looking forward to seeing you. Please email Ms. Sheila at sheila.chandler@ancc.org if you have any questions or comments. Thank you! LAST TINY TOT SESSION!
RAINBOW CITY
Rainbow City is gearing up for a fun and exciting summer. New look, new games and more. Summer hours are just around the corner. Please take advantage of our Season and 50 Hour Coupon options which will extend to the December closing. A great deal for multi-week campers, frequent golf- ers, tennis/pickleball families and pool lovers! Register now to take advantage of a full summer schedule. Note: Your Season pass includes usage for those Special House events advertised. Registration required/no shows will be billed the two hours for extended events).
Hours of Operation Spring : Friday, 5 April through Sunday, 16 June Friday - 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Saturday - 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Sunday -11:00 AM to 6:00 PM Summer : Monday, 17 June through Friday, 26 July (Rainbow City will be closed 27-30 July due to CHAMPS) Monday through Thursday -10:00 AM to 7:00 PM Friday & Saturday - 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Sunday - 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
17 June to 26 July Before and After Care available. Click here to register with Rainbow City. Summer Schedule SPORTS CAMP UPDATES: MARK YOUR CALENDARS Week 1: June 17 th Week 2: June 24 th Week 3: July 1 st (No Camp 4-5 July) Week 4: July 8 th Week 5: July 15 th Week 6: July 22 th Monday through Friday (Rain or Shine)
Check In: 8:45 AM Pick Up: 3:00 PM
JUNIOR ACTIVITIES SPECIAL EVENTS The Hubble Space Journey Dinner Show Featuring Dr. Jim and Company Thursday, 11 July Dinner Show featuring Dr. Jim and Company Dr. Jim Thorne is a multifaceted talent—a space scientist, singer/songwriter, and TV show host. Join us for a fun evening as Dr. Jim and his colleagues entertain you with history, songs, and laughter as they take you back in time to the origin of the Hubble Space Journey! Themed Buffet Dinner included.
All camp information is posted on the website under Junior Activities/Summer Camp “Things to Know.” Please click here to check for updates. We look forward to seeing you all soon. Note : Sports Camp will be held at our Arlington Clubhouse location . Please refer to your email confirmation to review the status of your request, mark your calendars and note the following important information: Registration fee is per child and is non- fundable once weeks are confirmed via the confirmation email. Members have until 11:59 PM on 15 April to cancel without penalty. No refunds after this date. All cancellations must be in writing. Please do not call and leave a message. Please refer to the confirmation email. Camp fees are billed in full for all weeks confirmed. Change requests are not guaranteed. We will make every effort to accommodate changes.
Registration opens 11 June. Please click here to register!
Save the Date 6 September: Mother Son Centennial Gala (Formal/Dressy) from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM 27 September: Fall Father Daughter Centennial Gala Dance (Formal/Dressy) from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
AQUATICS OUR POOLS ARE OPEN! Please check the aquatics tab within our website here for the most up to date information on what is happening at our pools. Information on our website includes information for both ARL and FFX such as the guest policy, pool hours, events at our pools and the many program offerings. Remember to opt into all aquatic email blasts through your personal member view. You may also choose to opt into our text messaging platform by texting keyword: ANCCAQUATICS to 38316. Before coming to our pools, please make sure to read through our pool and club rules. Click here to view the Arlington Pool Rules and here for the Fairfax Pool Rules . Every member is responsible for knowing all rules and making sure their guests are familiar as well.
Friendly Reminders
SWIM TEST AT BOTH ARL AND FFX:
LESSONS Lessons for all abilities starting at the age of two will be offered this season. Whether your swimmer is just getting comfortable in the water or needs stroke refinement, we have instructors across all levels and abilities ready to work with our members. For details, click here .
At any time, an aquatic staff member (manager, lifeguard) may ask a member and/or guest to take a swim test in order to use the diving boards (ARL) or slide (FFX). This swim test is done to ensure the member and/or guest can safely swim and is comfortable in deeper water, unassisted, for a period of time. The test will consist of swimming 25M, unassisted and without stopping followed by treading water for one minute. WATER AEROBICS Beginning Monday 3 June, we will have morning aerobic class offerings at both ARL (adult pool) and FFX (main pool) aquatic facilities with sign up via calendar. Details can be found on the Aquatics Section of the website or by clicking here . Calendar registration is required.
SWIM, JUNIOR AND DIVE TEAM PRACITCE
Please click here to review the complete practice, meet, and social events schedule for our ANCC athletes! Our morning practices will begin on Monday 17 June at the Olympic Pool for the swim team and the leisure pool for junior team members.
MEMBERSHIP
EMAIL OPT-IN GUIDE
Stay up-to-date with events and programs at Army Navy Country Club by subscribing to ANCC emails! Please click here to learn how to opt-in for updates from various activities and departments on either the app or the website.
SONS & DAUGHTERS PROGRAM
Have your children grown up within the Army Navy Country Club family, but have outgrown the age in which they may enjoy the facilities through your Membership? Children of current Members may be eligible for their own Membership at a discounted Initiation Fee if they meet eligibility criteria.
5 STAR PROGRAM
ANCC employees continue to go above and beyond for the membership. We are still honoring and celebrating our Five Star employee’s! Please continue to recognize the five star service you receive from our employees and nominate them to the Five Star committee by submitting an email to any manager.
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS 25 APRIL THROUGH 28 MAY RESIDENT
MRS. COURTNEY R. CHUNG LT COL DAVID J. DRASS, USAF COL CHRISTOPHER FINCH, USAF MR. LOUIS B. GOETTKE MAJ BRIAN HABIB, USAR MR. THOMAS S. KIM CDR RYAN KLAMPER, USN MR. KEVIN MCCARTY MR. ARMSTRONG M. ROBINSON MRS. ALIA G. STAPLES MR. MATTHEW B. VANKUIKEN MR. JONATHAN WAGY
BE AN AMBASSADOR
ABSENT 2LT KRAIG RICHARD BROECKER JR., USA 1ST LT BENJAMIN HOLMAN, USMC LT ULYSSES KAMRANI, USMC LTJG WILLIAM MCAVOY, USN LTJG JOSEPH PATRICK MENESALE, USCG ENS TILGHMAN PAYNE, USN LTJG TRENT PERRY, USN CAPT CHRISTIAN SOLDAU, USSF ENS EDWARD STOLARSKI, USN CAPT BEN RILEY THOMAS, USAF
Word of Mouth Referral is the best way to bring new Members to the Club! Recruit a new Resident Member & receive a $300 credit to spend throughout the Club. Does not include new Members who join under the Newly Commissioned, No Initiation Fee category. This credit may be applied to everything except Dues, Capital Infusion, Initiation Fees & the Employee Appreciation Fund. Member must be the Primary Sponsor to receive the $300 credit. The credit may not be applied retroactively.
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