The first two days of the 2018 South Austin Life Time Racquetball Tournament are complete. All of the singles divisions were completed on Friday and Saturday. Doubles will take place on Sunday.

Draws: http://www.r2sports.com/tourney/home.asp?TID=29655

Open division winner – Paul Kiil
A division winner – Jeff Hald
B division winner – Mike McKnight
C division winner – Miller Roberts
Junior division winner – Miller Roberts

All of the finalists had their photos taken with the tournament director, Jody Morris.
Thanks Jody for a first class event in the Life Time South Austin facility!

(Check http://atxrball.com/2018-south-austin-life-time-racquetball-tournament-singles-results-and-matches for those photos.)

Daily Racquetball broadcast some of the open division matches on Facebook Live.

Notes for casual Facebook Live broadcasters:
1) Make sure “Auto Rotate” is turned on in your phone settings, particularly if you regularly turn it off for 99% of your other activities.
2) Before you tap on Go Live in Facebook, put your phone in your tripod horizontally.
If you do step 2, but forget step 1, you’ll get a message from Facebook telling you not to turn your phone while recording.
Only took me 4-5 games to remember that I needed to do step 1 today. Sorry about that.

To watch the videos that are rotated, use a phone or tablet, and turn your Auto Rotation off, or fix the setting as Portrait mode, and then start the video. You can then reorient the phone or tablet as needed to get the best view.

Open Division
Pool play
John Casey vs Lorenzo Valdez
Game 1

Open Division
Pool play
John Casey vs Lorenzo Valdez
Game 2

Open Division
Pool play
John Casey vs Paul Kiil
Game 1

Open Division
Pool play
John Casey vs Paul Kiil
Game 2

Open Division
Pool play
Paul Kiil vs Lorenzo Valdez
Game 1

Open Division
Pool play
Paul Kiil vs Lorenzo Valdez
Game 2

Finally got everything right for orientation…
Open Division
Semifinals
Lorenzo Valdez vs Glenn Martineau
Full Match

The Open finals took place at the same time as the A division matches, so I was on the court playing and did not get a chance to capture that match between Paul Kiil and Glen Martineau.