ATHLETICS
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Members Show Off Strength at Annual Event
he annual Bench Press Contest was March 13-28 in the Exercise and Conditioning Room. Thirty-four partici- pants competed against members in their own age category.
Results
Best lift, teens age 20 and younger – Mark Seton, 245 pounds
Best ratio, teens age 20 and younger – Seton, 1.48 Best lift, men’s open 21-33 – Greg Sargent, 335
pounds
Best ratio, men’s open 21-33 – David Sakai, 1.73 Best lift, men’s master 34-46 – Douglass, 425
pounds Best ratio, men’s master 34-46 – Brent Carlson, 1.84
Best lift, men’s senior master 47-64 – Steve Johnson, 405 pounds Best ratio, men’s senior master 47-64 – James Kean,
1.72 Best lift, men’s golden master 65-plus – Jack Wobig, 265 pounds Best ratio, men’s golden master 65-plus – Leonard Marcel, 1.18 Best lift, women’s master 34-46 – Kemp, 205 pounds Best ratio, women’s master 34-46 – Nevenka Anastas, .74
Best lift, women’s senior master 47-64 – Diane Hoffman, 130 pounds Best ratio, women’s senior master 47-64 – Elise
Orban, .80 Best lift, women’s golden master 65-plus – Linda
Shipley, 80 pounds Best ratio, women’s golden master 65-plus – Mary McFarland, .59
For more information on the Bench Press Competition, call the Fitness Office at 503-223-8573.
–Randy Goldsmith WM
The contest consists of the best lift and best ratio for men and women in multiple age groups. Each participant is allowed three lift attempts; however, once a person fails on a lift he or she is done competing. Results have been posted on the bulletin board on the basement level, and the top results are posted on the permanent plaque adjacent to the E&C Room. In the 2010 competition, Doug Douglass had the best lift in the men’s divi- sion at 425 pounds, and Dorothy Kemp had the best lift in the women’s division at 205 pounds. Congratulations to all partici- pants.
40 | The Wınged M | JUNE 2010
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