Chuck 'Captain Hook' Reeve

Chuck arrived in Houston in 1975 fresh from the University of Texas.  Having been a member of Pete Tyson's UT handball team, he soon won his first Houston City Championship in 1978.  Since then he has won the City Championship 8 times in 3 different decades (1970s, 1990s and 2000).  He is currently tied with Billy Jacobs for the most City Championship wins (8).  Chuck has been married for 25 years and has two daughters attending the University of Texas.

 

2002 Elected to Southwest Handball Hall of Fame

2005 USHA Nationals Tournament Director

Chairman- Downtown Houston YMCA Handball Club (1980 - 1982, 1996-2005)

Tournament Director of Houston Invitational - 13 times

USHA Board of Directors - SW Region 1996 - 1998, 2002-2004

Chairman - Charles R. Maher Scholarship Committee

USHA National 4 Wall Singles Wins

1984 - Pro Qualifer,  Houston, Texas

1996 - 2nd 45+ Denver, Colorado

1998 - 2nd 45+ Dallas, Texas

2002 - 2nd 50+ Las Vegas, Nevada

2003 - 2nd 50+ Michigan

World Championships - 4 Wall Doubles

2000 - 1st 45+ Chicago, Illinois with Landon Curry

2003 - 2nd 45+ Ireland with Landon Curry

USHA National 4 Wall Doubles

1982 - 1st Open  - Houston Texas with Pete Keys

1989 - 2nd 35+    - Chicago Illinois with Steve Bell

1994 - 2nd 40+    - Michigan with Steve Bell

1996 - 2nd 40+    - Minesota with Steve Bell

 

Southwest Regionals 4 Wall Doubles

1984 - 1st Open - George Lee-Dallas with Pete Keys

1984 - 1st Open - SW Regionals  with Pete Keys

1986 - 1st Open - Ft. Worth with Pete Keys

1990 - 1st Open - Houston Inv-Open with Steve Bell

1993 - 1st Open - Houston Inv-Open with Steve Bell

1998 - 1st Open - George Lee-Dallas with Steve Bell

2001 - 1st Open - George Lee-Dallas with Landon Curry

2001 - 1st Masters - Houston Inv with Landon Curry

2001 - 1st Open - Texas A&M with Landon Curry

2003 - 1st Open - Houston Inv with Landon Curry

2004 - 1st Open - Houston Inv with Landon Curry

 

This is a picture of Chuck playing in the 1985 USHA Pro Tournament against Poncho Monreal