ADMINISTRATIVE R
SPORTS SHORTS ecently I
attended the
North American Club Athletic Director’s annual conference. This was the third time I’ve had the opportu- nity to meet with other club ADs to discuss current topics and trends, as well as to recognize each other
SWIMMING Ed Stoner ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
for innovative and successful programs. This year, I am happy to report that MAC came home with two of the 11 program-of- the-year awards. Outdoor Activities Program’s Rogue River rafting trip took home the recreational program of the year honor, while gymnastics’ Parkour/freerunning class was selected for the children’s recreational program of the year. While the number of entries was up this year, MAC was the only club to have at least one entrant in each of the 11 categories, which is a tribute to the breadth of our offer- ings in addition to the quality. That said, we continue to work hard to
meet the wants and needs of our members, while keeping up with changes in and around the industry. One such change is the expan- sion of our online reservation programs, which started with tennis and now include handball, racquetball and squash, so you can now reserve one of those courts online. We are working to add the batting cage as well. Our new athletic summer camp format,
which offers two-hour options up to full-day coverage, has been well-attended this summer. That said, we’d still like to hear from you about our summer camp programs. If you attended one of the camps and have completed the online survey, thank you. If you haven’t, I encourage you to go to
theMAC.com and under Contact Us, Surveys, complete the summer camp survey. And, if you have chil- dren ages 3 to 18 and they did not attend a MAC summer camp, I encourage you to complete the survey to let us know what we missed or could change to make the camps appealing to you. Our goal is to continue meeting and
exceeding members’ expectations, and I hope in doing so we continue to bring positive recognition to MAC and its programs. Enjoy the rest of your summer. I hope to see you around the club this month. WM
Oregon Masters Swimming Association Championships, Corvallis, April 9-11 1st, women’s 18-24 200-yard freestyle – Kelsey Bowen 1st, women’s 18-24 500-yard freestyle – Bowen 1st, women’s 18-24 1,650-yard freestyle – Bowen 2nd, women’s 18-24 100-yard freestyle – Bowen 3rd, women’s 18-24 50-yard freestyle – Bowen 3rd, women’s 25-29 50-yard butterfl y – Teresa Schnaidt 1st, men’s 30-34 50-yard freestyle – Aaron Parker 1st, men’s 30-34 100-yard freestyle – Parker 1st, men’s 30-34 50-yard backstroke – Parker 1st, men’s 30-34 100-yard IM – Parker 2nd, men’s 30-34 200-yard freestyle – Parker 2nd, men’s 30-34 50-yard breaststroke – Parker 1st, men’s 35-39 50-yard butterfl y – Joaquin Romera 1st, men’s 35-39 100-yard breaststroke – Romera 1st, men’s 35-39 100-yard IM – Romera 2nd, men’s 35-39 50-yard freestyle – Romera 1st, women’s 40-44 200-yard breaststroke – Laura Tyrrell 2nd, women’s 40-44 100-yard freestyle – Tyrrell 2nd, women’s 40-44 200-yard backstroke – Tyrrell 1st, men’s 40-44 50-yard freestyle – Eric Wan 1st, men’s 40-44 100-yard freestyle – Wan 1st, men’s 40-44 200-yard freestyle – Wan 2nd, men’s 40-44 50-yard breaststroke – Wan 3rd, men’s 40-44 100-yard IM – Wan 2nd, women’s 45-49 50-yard breaststroke – Sharon Foley 3rd, women’s 45-49 50-yard freestyle – Foley 3rd, women’s 45-49 50-yard butterfl y – Foley 1st, men’s 45-49 50-yard butterfl y – Brent Washburne 1st, men’s 45-49 100-yard butterfl y – Washburne 1st, men’s 45-49 100-yard freestyle – Washburne 2nd, men’s 45-49 50-yard freestyle – Washburne 3rd, men’s 45-49 100-yard breaststroke – Washburne 1st, men’s 50-54 200-yard freestyle – Mike Dowd 2nd, men’s 50-54 200-yard butterfl y – Dowd 3rd, men’s 50-54 100-yard breaststroke – Dowd 3rd, men’s 50-54 1,000-yard freestyle – Dowd 1st, men’s 50-54 200-yard IM – Doug Otto 2nd, men’s 50-54 100-yard breaststroke – Otto 2nd, men’s 50-54 200-yard breaststroke – Otto 2nd, men’s 50-54 200-yard backstroke – Otto 3rd, men’s 50-54 100-yard breaststroke – Otto 3rd, men’s 50-54 100-yard IM – Otto 1st, men’s 50-54 200-yard freestyle – Mike Peyton
Club Scoreboard
Honoring MAC members for placing fi rst, second or third in state, regional, national or international athletic competitions.
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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