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SPoRTS SHoRTS
Honoring MAC members for placing first, second or third in state, regional, national or
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n October MAC
international athletic competitions.
conducted its annual
GYMNASTICS
member satisfaction
Men’s State Championships, Springfield, March 14-15
survey, which provided 3rd, level 10, junior floor – Christopher Short; 3rd, level 10, junior pommel horse – Short; 1st,
a number of comments
level 10, junior rings – Short; 2nd, level 10, junior parallel bars – Short; 1st, level 10, junior high bar
from many members
– Short; 2nd, level 10, all-around – Short
1st, level 10, junior pommel horse – Ethan Eldred; 2nd, level 10, junior parallel bars – Eldred
about how the club is
1st, level 10, senior floor – Tory Brown; 3rd, level 10, senior pommel horse – Brown; 2nd, level
doing. One member
10, senior rings – Brown; 1st, level 10, senior parallel bars – Brown; 1st, level 10, senior high bar –
stated they hoped their Brown; 1st, level 10, all-around – Brown
words would be used to
2nd, level 10 senior pommel horse – Kristopher Yeager; 2nd, level 10 senior high bar – Yeager;
help facilitate change,
Ed Stoner 2nd, level 10 senior all-around – Yeager
AthlEtiC DiRECtoR
1st, level 9, junior 12-13 floor – Nathan Swanson; 1st, level 9, junior 12-13 pommel – Swanson;
not just be ignored
1st, level 9, junior 12-13 vault – Swanson; 1st, level 9, junior 12-13 parallel bars – Swanson; 3rd, level
and filed. As such, I plan to share a few of
9, junior 12-13 high bar – Swanson; 1st, level 9, junior 12-13 all-around – Swanson
the comments, which touch on a variety of 2nd, level 9, junior 14-15 floor – Banks Hall; 1st, level 9, junior 14-15 pommel – Hall; 1st, level 9,
topics from class times to equipment main-
junior 14-15 rings – Hall; 1st, level 9, junior 14-15 vault – Hall; 1st, level 9, junior 14-15 parallel bars
tenance, in my columns throughout 2010.
– Hall; 2nd, level 9, junior 14-15 high bar – Hall; 1st, level 9, junior 14-15 all-around – Hall
2nd, level 6, junior floor – Parker Chiapuzio; 3rd, level 6, junior pommel – Chiapuzio; 3rd, level
Until then, December is a time to celebrate
6, junior parallel bars – Chiapuzio; 2nd, level 6, junior high bar – Chiapuzio; 3rd, level 6, junior all-
the season, reflect on the year’s memories, as
around – Chiapuzio
well as work off all those Thanksgiving calo- 3rd, level 6, senior high bar – Brock Luthi
ries and enjoy more holiday parties.
2nd, level 6, senior vault – Jacob McCarthy
While 2009 offered a number of
2nd, level 6, senior vault – Brendan Tonkin
3rd, level 6, child high bar – Aaron Swanson
economic memories most of us would like
3rd, level 4 rings – Griffin Urness
to forget, MAC provided plenty of favor-
HANDBALL
able memories to celebrate: hosting the
Handball U.S.H.A. National Four-Wall Championships, Fountain Valley, Calif., June 8-14
service academies’ gymnastics meet as part
1st, men’s 70-plus B singles – Jay Maxwell
of the MAC Open; establishing a golf course U.S.H.A. Handball National 3-Wall Championships, Maumee, Ohio, Sept. 3-7
alliance with The Reserve; opening the
2nd, men’s 70-plus doubles – Ed Grossenbacher and partner
expanded rock wall and creating the Outdoor
Handball World Championships, MAC, Oct. 4-10
1st, men’s singles master B (40-plus) – Steve Sharpe
Department; hosting the NACAD basket-
1st, men’s singles diamond master (70-plus) – E. Grossenbacher
ball tournament; honoring A Century of
1st, men’s doubles (70-plus) – E. Grossenbacher and partner
Swimming at MAC; and hosting the World 2nd, men’s singles golden master (50-plus) – David Steinberg
Handball Championships, to name just a few.
2nd, men’s singles seniors (35-plus) – Bob Herrera
If you missed the items listed above, you
2nd, men’s doubles A – Aaron Garner and Matt Steele
2nd, men’s doubles (40-plus) – Ryan Grossenbacher and partner
can still finish the year strong by registering
for winter classes Tuesday, Dec. 8 beginning
TENNIS
at 6:30 a.m. See the insert in this month’s
Amber Senior Classic, Vancouver, Wash., April 15-19
1st, men’s 60 open doubles – John Popplewell and partner;
issue of The Winged M or visit theMAC.com
1st, men’s 65 open doubles – Popplewell and partner
to see all there is for your family to enjoy.
62nd Annual Senior Championships, Bremerton, Wash., May 22-25
And, speaking of family, don’t miss one of 1st, men’s 65 open doubles – Popplewell and partner
our most popular Family Fridays Dec. 18
2nd, men’s 60 open doubles – Popplewell and partner
when rides on the Polar Express return to
Tennis Pacific Continental Bank Open, Eugene, July 2-5
2nd, men’s 65 open doubles – Popplewell and partner
MAC, along with Mr. and Mrs. Claus, a rein-
GPTC Nike 111th Men’s Senior Tennis Championships of Oregon, Portland, July 7-12
deer and all your favorite inflatables and gym
1st, men’s 65 open doubles – Popplewell and partner
activities starting at 6 p.m. 119th Washington State Open Seniors, Seattle, July 28-Aug. 2
In 2009, an impressive number of MAC
1st, men’s 65 open doubles – Popplewell and partner
members earned national and world champi- TRACK AND FIELD
onships. Help us honor and celebrate with all
Masters World Championships, Lahti, Finland, July 28-29
of our national and world champions, as well
4th, decathlon, masters men’s 45-49 – Brian Coushay
Masters National Championships, Seattle, Aug. 14-15
as the Mel Fox Amateur Athlete and the Joe
2nd, decathlon, masters men’s 45-49 division – Coushay
Loprinzi Inspirational Athlete award winners,
at the Banquet of Champions Thursday, Jan.
WEIGHTLIFTING
Oregon State Weightlifting Championships, Eugene, June 6
14 at 6 p.m. Reserve online or by calling
1st, 69 kg (152 lb.) weight class – Mike Cook
Athletic Services at 503-223-8740.
I look forward to seeing you around the
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club celebrating the season. WM
(first, second or third place) and submit the form to Athletic services. Forms are available in Athletic services.
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