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his month, I am highlighting our outdoor department and staff, and building on the feature that was published in the May
issue of The Winged
M. The outdoor department serves as the umbrella for cycling, golf, Outdoor Activities Program,
Club Scoreboard
Honoring MAC members for placing fi rst, second or third in state, regional, national or international athletic competitions.
GYMNASTICS Ed Stoner
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
ski, and walking and hiking. The outdoor department and one of the areas it encom- passes, Outdoor Activities Program, are frequently confused. OAP includes the Rock Wall, rafting trips, scuba lessons and the like, while the outdoor department oversees most athletic activites occurring outside the club walls, including OAP. Chad Failla leads the department. Jesse Scroggins coaches MAC skiers and coor- dinates instructors and member coaches on the slopes. Peter Julia and Michael Brown head our rock climbing staff. Linda Starr, an integral part of MAC for more than 20 years, guides the Walking & Hiking program. Sarah Burchard (cycling and ski), Kellie Halkinrude (golf and OAP) and Matt Mastrantuono (Walking & Hiking) serve as program admins. A quote from last year’s annual survey is typical of member comments on these programs: “The athletic staff is excellent, friendly and informative. A special commenda- tion to Linda Starr, who gives more than 100 percent in overseeing Walking and Hiking, aspects of aquatics [water exercise] and every- thing with which she is involved.” MAC golf is a popular outdoor department
program, with events at area courses such as Quail Valley, where the club has its annual MAC Scramble Friday, June 18. This fun event is for all ages and levels of play. We also work with other clubs to offer
opportunities for MAC members. For example, the Reserve in Aloha offers special discounts to MAC members; and members can reserve and play Broken Top Country Club in Central Oregon at the guest rate without a member. Regardless of your outdoor interest, the
outdoor department at MAC most likely offers something to satisfy it. Visit the
theMAC.com to learn more. I look forward to seeing you around (or outside) the club this month. WM
Optional Regional Championships 2010 – Auburn, Wash., April 9-11
1st, level 9, Jr. 2 bars – Grace Donaghy; regional champion, level 9 bars – Donaghy 2nd, level 9, Jr. 5 beam – Hannah Gooding 2nd, level 9, Jr. 6 fl oor – McElle McCartney; 3rd, level 9, Jr. 6 beam – M. McCartney 3rd, level 9, Sr. 2 bars – Hayley Gooding; 3rd, level 9, Sr. 2 all around – Gooding 3rd, level 9, Sr. 8 beam – Zoe Jarrett-Schmertzler; 2nd, level 9, Sr. 8 fl oor – Jarrett- Schmertzler; 3rd, level 9, Sr. 8 all around – Jarrett-Schmertzler 1st, level 10, Jr. B bars – Diana Mejia; 2nd, level 10, Jr. B beam – Mejia; 2nd, level 10, Jr. B all
around – Mejia; regional champion, level 10 bars – Mejia 2nd, level 10, Jr. B bars – Dorothy Tarnawski; 2nd, level 10, Jr. B fl oor – Tarnawski 3rd, level 10, Sr. D bars – Katie Renecker; 2nd, level 10, Sr. D beam – Renecker; 3rd, level 10,
Sr. D all around – Renecker 2nd, level 10, Sr. B bars – Kalliah McCartney; 2nd, level 10, Sr. B beam – K. McCartney; 1st,
level 10, Sr. B fl oor – K. McCartney; 1st, level 10, Sr. B all around – K. McCartney; regional cham- pion, level 10 fl oor, all around – K. McCartney 2nd, level 10, Sr. D vault – Hannah Casey; 2nd, level 10, Sr. D bars – Casey; 2nd, level 10, Sr. D
beam – Casey; 3rd, level 10, Sr. D fl oor – Casey; 2nd, level 10, Sr. D all around – Casey 2nd, level 10, Sr. C bars – Kayla Wonderly; 2nd, level 10, Sr. C all around – Wonderly 1st, level 10, Sr. C bars – Taylor Keeker; 2nd, level 10, Sr. C beam – Keeker; 1st, level 10, Sr. C
fl oor – Keeker; 1st, level 10, Sr. C all around – Keeker; regional champion, level 10 bars, fl oor, all around – Keeker 1st, level 10, Sr. D vault – Alex McFerrin; 1st, level 10, Sr. D bars – McFerrin; 1st, level 10, Sr. D
beam – McFerrin; 2nd, level 10, Sr. D fl oor – McFerrin; 1st, level 10, Sr. D all around – McFerrin; regional champion, level 9 vault, bars, beam, all around – McFerrin
SKI
Ski Masters U.S. Nationals, Sun Valley, Idaho, March 27-April 3
1st, Super G – Willy Scroggins; 2nd, Super G/slalom combined – Scroggins
Ski Bantam Cup, White Pass, Wash., March 28
3rd, giant slalom – Phoebe Rogers
Ski Northwest Cup, Mount Bachelor, April 3
1st, slalom – Kristoff Fowler
SQUASH
Oregon State Doubles Tournament, Salem, March 19-21
1st, men’s open – Aaron Garner and Matt Steele 2nd, men’s open – Conor Casey and Dave Steinberg 2nd, men’s B/women’s – Jennifer Hinman and partner 1st, mixed – Rich Berger and Hinman
2nd, mixed – Matt Steele and Kristen Steele 1st, senior/junior – Charles Dean and Austin Biddle
1st, golden masters/masters – Steinberg and Dean 2nd, super/veteran super – Ron Shoquist and Mike Steele
TENNIS
Salishan Men’s Senior Classic, Gleneden Beach, March 4-7
1st, men’s 65 open doubles – John Popplewell and partner
YTC Spring Classic, Yakima, Wash., March 12-14
1st, men’s 60 open doubles – Popplewell and partner; 1st, men’s 65 open doubles – Popplewell
and partner
Oregon State Senior Men’s Indoor Tennis Championships, Portland, March 31
1st, men’s 65-plus open doubles – Popplewell and partner
WEIGHTLIFTING
U.S. National Masters Powerlifting Championship, Portland, March 13
1st, masters 80-plus power lifting and bench press – Munly
The Winged M relies upon individuals and committees to submit event results for the Club Scoreboard. To submit an item: Fill out a Club Scoreboard form providing the athlete’s name, sport, event, date and standing (fi rst, second or third place) and submit the form to athletic Services. Forms are available in athletic Services.
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