Quilt Covey Quilt for Charity

PCQC Photography Contest Winners for August

Where in the World Is the ‘Crossing’?

Lapidary Club at the Fall Festival

Come Join Us—Caring Hearts and Hands of Quail Creek

Woodstock Meets Tennis

Carolann Fougère Our Quail Creek tennis club wrapped up another smashing season with a celebration to remember, this time with a groovy twist! The Woodstock-themed event, brilliantly led by our social chair, Hilary Wade, along with her team, Holly Crombie, Carol Modesto, and Sandy Hirdes, brought the spirit of the ’60s vividly to life. More…

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun—Dink and Dine

Roxanne Housley The upper pickleball courts and ramada were full of girlfriends playing Pickleball and enjoying tasty appetizers before, during and after play. A variety of pizzas and salads along with red and white wines were provided by the hosts: Cindy Mueller, Wendy Turley, Chris Reitz, and Roxanne Housley. Dink and Dine attendees brought the…

Sahuarita Triathlon II Draws Enthusiastic Crowd

Lenny Friedman What was originally intended to be a one-time event has quickly turned into a growing local tradition. Following the overwhelming enthusiasm from participants in the inaugural Sahuarita Triathlon, many urged the Quail Creek Disc Golf Club to host a second competition. The Sahuarita Triathlon II, held on April 11 at Quail Creek Veterans…

Why Karate? Why Now? Why Not?

Shari Rodgers Karate’s origins can be traced back hundreds of years to Okinawa, an island once a kingdom in its own right. This island nestled in the Ryukyu archipelago of present-day Japan was influenced by Chinese martial arts and indigenous fighting styles. Karate evolved over centuries, integrating techniques and philosophies across Asia, bringing a unique…

QCBC’s In-House 9-Ball Tournament

Dennis Desmond and Alphie Smith Another exciting in-house tournament took place in the Billiards Room at Madera clubhouse on April 4 among the members of the Quail Creek Billiards Club (QCBC). For the facilitator of the tournament, Dennis Desmond, it was a pleasure to watch. Tim Haug was the winner and Pat Nigro came in…