2015 Satellite Winners List in Lakewood

A satellite tournament is some minor competition or an event based on a reasonable sporting tour or one of a cluster of such competitions that formulate a series played in the same country or a region. In skilled tennis, satellite tournaments are the 4-week tournaments, usually planned by a country's national tennis association and are managed by the International Tennis Federation. They are played by the players who are placed outside the top few hundred by the Association of Tennis Professionals, with lead-ins for the not ranked players in the succeeding draw. The total prize money ranges from $25,000 to $50,000 for the whole competition.

The players popular at this level of pro tennis are moved on to play (Association of Tennis Professionals) ATP Challenger Series or also the top-notch ATP Tour events. The International Tennis Federation (which is also called as ITF) is the central organisation of the tennis world that is comprised of 200+ national tennis associations or equivalent organizations of independant territories or countries. It was known as the ILTF (which is also known as International Lawn Tennis Federation) by the twelve national associations meeting during a discussion that took place in Paris on 1st of March in the year 1913, and the thoughts on rules & policy continued through 1923.

Are you ready for the 2015 Satellite Winners List that is going to be announced in Lakewood this month? Why not ink your calendars with Thursday, 31st of December 2015 at Southern California Tennis Association. The tickets for the event are now available. So, purchase your tickets before the sale ends. You can further hire a yellow cab Lakewood to transport you to the Southern California Tennis Association C/o Lakewood Tennis Center, 4212 Clubhouse Drive Lakewood, California 90712. You are however advised to get in touch with the event organizer so as to stay updated on the event dates and timings before purchasing the tickets as these are likely to change without any prior information.

Do bring your friends or colleagues along to enjoy yourselves. This is going to be a great day which you should not miss out on. You can bring the name hoardings of the players you are fan of and wave them when their names are announced. This act of yours would also encourage the players. You can also call to make bookings for taxi Cerritos so that you do not have to worry about the pick-up and drop related to the event and location.  In order to avoid the hassles related to the parking spaces, you are recommended to prefer some taxi service rather than driving your own car.

Let us wait for the day to arrive so that we make our way towards the event. Till then, you have sufficient amount of time to grab or update yourselves about the tennis sport in case you are do not have much knowledge about it. This actually is a very interesting game to learn and of course to pay as well. So, let us register ourselves to be a part of the much awaited event. You can also search the web to gather more detailed information about this event!

TeVaka: the most original World music acts

TeVaka is an Oceanic music cluster that carries out unique, modern Pacific music or "South Pacific Fusion". The group was established in the year 1995 by the famous songwriter & singer OpetaiaFoa'i in New Zealand. They have explored the world frequently since the year 1997 and have numerous awards that include "Best Pacific Music Album" accolade for their albums Tutuki (2004) and Olatia (2007) from the New Zealand Music Awards and "Best Pacific Group" in the year 2008 Pacific Music Awards. They have also been admired by the BBC as "the world’s most popular &successful band playing original contemporary Pacific music."

TeVaka makes use of the old-style musical instruments from the Pacific region like pa'u (indigenous goat skin conga) & bass drums and pate (double & single log drums). Maximum of their songs are penned in Tokelauan language dazzling the custom of key songwriter, singer & band founderOpetaiaFoa'i. Foa'i was belongs to Western Samoa & born to a Tokelauan father and a Tuvaluan mother. He was brought up in a Tokelauan community in New Zealand. He believed that the motivation for his music originates from his multi-cultural background. Also, few of his songs are written in Samoan and Tuvaluan languages which are the native languages of maximum of the other band members. Because of this mixture and diversity, their music has been mentioned to as "a truly pan-Pacific sound".

With a lively combination of South Pacific traditional rhythms, original instruments, and worldwide influenced modern sounds, TeVaka has been referred to as one of the most creative World music performances on the international part. The appreciated artistes and performers from Tokelau, Samoa, Tuvalu, Cook Islands & New Zealand provide a multi-coloured collection of Pacific flavors in a field that is exceptionally its own. So, here is an opportunity for you to dance to the tunes of TeVaka on Saturday, 24th of October 2015 at Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, Cerritos CA at 08:00 P.M. Call to arrange for the yellow cab Lakewood in advance to make your way to the event.

You can purchase the tickets online or book by calling (800) 300-4345. You can also avail the tickets by visiting in person at the Ticket Office during the regular business hours. You are advised to avoid getting the tickets from the websites selling our tickets at higher prices. If, however you come across other websites marketing our tickets at overblown rates, please feel free to report about them. If, due to some reasons you cannot attend the event but you have purchased the tickets, you can exchange them. But you need to make sure that the tickets are returned within 24 hours prior to the performance. You will be charged $6 per ticket for exchanges. You can bring your kids along to the event but you need to make sure they sit quietly throughout the performance to avoid any inconvenience for others.Get ready for the much awaited event and hire a taxi Cerritos to arrange for the transportation.