ATHLeTICS
Families Make Annual Ski Trip
to the Slopes in Sun Valley
M
AC members and their families
enjoyed a fantastic spring vacation in
Sun Valley, Idaho. Abundant winter snow,
impeccable grooming, diverse terrain and
Sun Valley’s famous sunshine made for perfect
conditions.
Families enjoyed elegant lodges and slopes
ideally suited for every skier. No lines on
high-speed lifts made easy access to excep-
tional skiing and snowboarding. Other fun
activities included cross-country skiing, sled-
ding, ice skating and relaxing in the hot pool.
Skiers ages 6 to 69 participated in the
NASTAR fun race, with the fastest time
awarded to 17-year-old Tommy Keil. The
fastest girl was 12-year-old Madison Lawhead.
Seven skiers took home Sun Valley gold
medals.
This trip is a wonderful MAC tradition for
Paul and Shannon Warner and their children joined fellow MAC members in
the whole family. For more information, call
Sun Valley, Idaho, for a Spring Break trip filled with snow and sunshine.
Athletic Services at 503-223-8740.
–Laura Mittelstadt WM
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