Administr Ative SPORTS SHORTS W
e have been doing quite a bit
of routine as well as not- so-routine repairs and construction in athletics. From refinishing court floors to expanding the Pilates equipment room and the stretching room on the basement level, we are working to keep our assets in good
Club Scoreboard
Honoring MAC members for placing first, second or third in state, regional, national or international athletic competitions.
BADMINTON
Canadian Masters Badminton Championships, Kelowna, B.C., April 26-May 1 2nd, 55-plus mixed doubles – Joanne Cicrich and partner 2nd, 80-plus mixed doubles – Betty Thompson and partner 2nd, 80-plus women’s doubles – Thompson and partner
HANDBALL Ed Stoner Athletic director
working condition, while maximizing the use of our existing spaces. Many members asked what that unique
smell was on June 4. It was the sealer for the Main Gym floor, used to keep the freshly painted court lines from bleeding out and through the freshly sanded wood floor. Unfortunately the sealer was applied that morning rather than the night before, which did not allow any time for it to dissipate before members used the club. The later protective coats were applied late at night and had minimal impacts. While the gym floors should be resealed annually, a full sand, repair, paint and seal is needed much less frequently. During May and part of June, the E&C
Deck was closed while the side of the club was painted. That area is open once again. June also brought the temporary relocation of the Pilates equipment room to squash doubles court 1 on the subbasement level. When completed the expanded Pilates equipment room will house all of the Pilates equipment from three different locations around the club, and offer the use of that equipment to classes and trainers at all hours. The stretching room was also relocated to the Gallery of Champions and returns to an expanded space as well, with the west wall moving out about six feet.
Routine maintenance projects continue, such as the West and 50-meter pools shut- ting down for tile, lights, floor, bulkhead and pump systems to be reviewed and repaired. Other courts are sanded and sealed throughout the year. We apologize for the inconvenience these closures and disruptions may cause, but they are necessary to keep our athletics spaces clean, safe and functional for you. I hope you continue to enjoy your summer, and look forward to seeing you around the club this month. WM
2010 Pacific N.W. Handball Championships, Vancouver, Wash., April 30-May 2 1st, men’s open singles – Aaron Garner 1st, women’s open singles – Jennifer Hinman 2nd, women’s open singles – Kristen Steele 1st, men’s 50-plus singles – David Steinberg 2nd, men’s 60-plus singles – Bill Flowers 1st, men’s 70-plus singles – Ed Grossenbacher 1st, men’s open doubles – Aaron Garner and Matt Steele 1st, women’s open doubles – K. Steele and partner 2nd, women’s open doubles – Hinman and partner 1st, men’s A doubles – Charles Dean and partner 2nd, men’s C doubles – Austin Biddle and Dean 2nd, men’s 60-plus B doubles – Mike Steele and Bob Evenson
KARATE
Northwest Classic, March 14 3rd, 18-34 women beg/nov kata – Elizabeth Baldwin 3rd, 50-plus black belt – Bill Plapinger 3rd, 45-plus men’s advanced kumite – Jim Prihoda 3rd, 45-plus men’s Intermediate kumite – Mark Twietmeyer 2nd, 11-12 girls advanced kata – Parker Wood Battle for Battle Ground, April 17 1st, 45-plus advanced kata – J. Prihoda; 2nd, 45-plus advanced kumite – J. Prihoda; 1st, 18-plus advanced weapons – J. Prihoda 1st, 12-13 boys advanced kata – Thomas Prihoda; 1st, 12-13 kumite – T. Prihoda; 1st, under 18 advanced weapons – T. Prihoda USANKF State Tournament, May 1 2nd, 45-plus men/women beg/nov kata – William Baldwin 1st, 8-9 boys beg/nov kata – Brady Farwell; 2nd, 8-9 boys beg/nov kumite – Farwell 3rd, 35-plus men/women beg/nov kata – Laurie Farwell 2nd, 10-11 boys/girls int/adv kata – Jack Casalino; 2nd, 10-11 boys/girls int/adv kumite
– Casalino
1st, 45-plus men’s advanced weapons – J. Prihoda 2nd, 12-13 boys adv kata – T. Prihoda; 2nd, 12-17 boys WKF kata – T. Prihoda; 1st, under 13 boys weapons – T. Prihoda; 2nd, 12-13 boys int/adv kumite – T. Prihoda 3rd, 10-11 boys beg/nov kumite – Michael Reynolds 1st, 10-11 boys/girls int/adv kata – Wood; 1st, 10-11 boys/girls int/adv kumite – Wood
TENNIS
Tennis Amber Senior Classic, Vancouver, Wash., April 14-18 1st, men’s 65 open doubles – John Popplewell and partner 2nd, men’s 60 open doubles – Popplewell and partner
Tennis Northwest Masters Championships, Vancouver, Wash., April 14-18 1st, 80-plus singles – Nick Munly
WEIGHTLIFTING
U.S. National Masters Olympic Weightlifting Championships, New York, N.Y., April 9 1st, masters division – Nick Munly 1st, 40-44 62-kg. division – Mike Cook
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 (first, second or third place) and submit the form to Athletic services. Forms are available in Athletic services.
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