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| Four Seasons Hemet Herald | OCTOBER 2025 | 31 Horseshoes We have a few people interested in playing horseshoes. ere is a horseshoe league that plays on Wednesday mornings at 8 am at dierent locations around Hemet. We practice Saturdays at 8 am. Bocce is a game that needs some skills, but also has a lot of luck just as equal. e highest score when all of the red and green playing balls are thrown out into the bocce court are counted only if you are the closest color to the pollino, you would receive one point for each ball that is closer to the white pollino ball. Here is where the game can change and that is if one of those balls roll up to the white pollino and touches it when you throw your ball and it rolls next to the pollino on the bocce court. You cannot bump a ball into the pollino it does not count. Not easy to achieve but this past season, we had ve players that were able to throw their playing ball and actually touch the small white ball. at is the whole strategy of bocce. Getting as close as you can to that smaller ball, or touching it. ose players for the 2025 season that got the BOCCE worth two points are as listed le to right: Lynn Voorheis, Sandra O'Connor, Cynthia Ellingworth, Leonard Gleason, and Pam McIntre. ey each received a Medal and were the only players that were recognized out of 90 players this year. Great job players. Ross Brunetto, Bocce Chairperson, (951) 926-8295 Bocce Billiards Club If you like the game of pool and would like to meet and play like-minded players, please join us in the Billiards Room on Tuesdays from 9 am to 12 noon. e club participates with the Hemet Valley Pool Club; we host and travel to other 55+ communities and have tournaments with other teams. e game of choice is 1-15, it is a form of 8 Ball and it is a lot of fun. We are also interested in enlisting a few more players for our club. If this interests you, please come on out and join us for a morning of billiards. ~ Art Martel, Team Captain, (909) 973-8208 Players who won a medal for getting a two pointer score during the 2025 season. ere were only ve players this year who got a Bocce. We are a friendly group! If you are interested in learning about tennis and getting started playing, or it's been awhile since you last played, please join us. Folks are on the courts most mornings, 9 am in colder weather and 8 am when it's going to get warm! Tennis Club Happy fall! Finally the weather is beginning to cool a little. I see a few more people out and about walking and enjoying the fresher air. If you are looking for a fun way to get some aerobic exercise, give "Walk Fit" a try. Walking is one of the healthiest things you can do to maintain a healthy body. Aerobic walking is what we do. e class consists of nine dierent Leslie Sansone "Walk Fit" DVDs. e easy-to-follow routines are set to music with varying tempos. e complete class is four miles, but you can come late or leave early to shorten your routine and work at your own level. A few of the DVDs incorporate resistance bands (always optional). Some class members add light hand weights for added strength training. Stop by and give us a try. New members are always welcome, both men and women! Class Schedule: Mon., Wed., Fri. from 7:45 to 8:45 am in e Lodge Ballroom. Class is free! For more information, contact Karen Tuvim at (316) 260-0847. Walk Fit