Board of Directors
Meet the people helping guide the future of the Ladies Professional Racquetball Tour.
Adrienne Hayes
Adrienne Haynes has been playing professional racquetball for 20 years. She was a Junior and Collegiate National Champion. She currently resides in Memphis with her husband and children and works for Hilton.
Cristina Amaya
Cristina is professional athlete from Cali, Colombia who has been playing the pro tour for more than 10 years. She wants to help the tour reach its full potential.
Lynette Froehlich
When Lynette Froehlich was first introduced to racquetball by a friend on the courts by the University of Nebraska Football Stadium, she was hooked immediately. During the 40 years of playing socially and competitively, she made many friends and created many great memories. She is happy to support the amazing women of the LPRT and appreciates that this sport brings all races and cultures together.
Margo D. Scott
Margo Scott is a racquetball fanatic! She eats, breathes, and watches all things racquetball. Born and raised in Michigan, she attended Michigan State University. She is a wife, a mother of 4 adult children, and a grandmother of 8 grandchildren. Margo is a Real Estate Broker, and serves as Vice President of the Commonwealth of Virginia Racquetball Association.
Cheryl Kirk
Cheryl Kirk has a long history in racquetball, having started playing in 1977. After a 27-year career with McDonald’s Corporation, she has devoted her time almost exclusively to the sport, serving as president of USA Racquetball (2008-2012) and currently as team leader for the U.S. Adult and Junior Teams and on the boards of USA Racquetball, the International Racquetball Federation, the Pan American Racquetball Confederation, and the Illinois State Racquetball Association. She joined the LPRT Board of Directors in 2018 and enjoys supporting these deserving women in their pursuit of racquetball success.
Marti McCurdy
Marti has been playing racquetball off and on since high school and in the military. She brings her experience as the CEO of a woman owned business and head of a non-profit to the LPRT to support the ongoing effort of Women’s racquetball.
Sandy Rios
An avid competitor and supporter of the game Sandy spends most days running a medical billing company, working in the yard and trying to improve her game. As a board member of the LPRT, TXRA and Alamo City Racquetball Association, she actively does anything and everything to promote racquetball and still finds time to keep her boys, Rebel and Shooter, happy and healthy.
Connect with the LPRT Board
For Board-related inquiries, please email info@lprtour.com.