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Sunday, Feb. 14 to watch the team finals,
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always an exciting climax to the three-day
gymnastics meet.
The top eight scoring level 9 and level
10 boys and girls teams go head to head
in the finals, with five team members
competing in each event and the top three
scores tallied. At last year’s MAC Open, the
MAC girls team bested teams from Oregon,
Washington and Japan to capture first place.
The boys also placed first among the teams
competing from throughout the Northwest.
“The MAC Open is one of the few
meets in the country that features team
finals for both the girls and boys competi-
tions,” said MAC Gymnastics Department
Manager Meg Doxtator. “It’s always a spec-
tacular display of gymnastics talent.”
The MAC Open is the largest of the two
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“Our meet is one of the premier
In the boys program, the returning
gymnastics events locally, with close to
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members of last year’s level 10 state cham-
1,000 gymnasts competing at all levels,”
President/MAC Member
pionship team are Christopher Short and
adds Doxtator. Planning starts in October
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Ethan Eldred. This winning team, with the
and involves the entire gymnastics depart-
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help of Kris Yeager and Tory Brown, who
ment staff. Parents of MAC team members
graduated last year, took the state champi-
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volunteer to help stage the event.
onship for their level for five years running.
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“In addition to having something for
Other gymnasts on the MAC boys
everyone, there are always stand-out perfor-
team to watch are Banks Hall and Nathan
mances on the part of MAC’s gymnasts,”
Swanson, who took home first place all-
Doxtator says.
around awards for level 9 at state, and
Eleonore Reiter
Scheduled to compete at this year’s
Parker Chiapuzio, who won first place all-
MAC Open are several MAC girls team
around at the regional championships.
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gymnasts who captured regional and
“If you’ve never been to a MAC Open
Proven Results
national awards last season, including
before, I hope you will consider making
Taylor Keeker and Julia Simpson, who
plans to attend this year,” Doxtator says.
both placed second on bars at the Junior
“It’s a great sport to watch, and it means a
Olympics Nationals. Also in the field is new
lot to our gymnasts to know that fellow
athletic member Kalliah McCartney, who
MAC members are present to cheer their
placed ninth on beam at nationals. Another
home team on.”
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member of the girls team to watch is
For more information on MAC
Hannah Casey, who was third all-around at
gymnastics, call the Gymnastics Office at
Western Nationals.
503-517-7560 or go to theMAC.com. WM
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