AC TIVITI ES Summer Camps


This year, MAC introduced an exciting new three-block camp format that offered members a way to build a summer of fun, day by day, and week by week. The new format featured morning, midday and afternoon blocks, with lunch and snack breaks.


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8. Softball campers hold practice inside the recently built batting cage at Lincoln High School. From left are Avery Dillon, Molly Neupert, Colleen O’Donnell (MAC staff), Juliana Chapman, Katherine James, Nichole Neupert, Brianna Corbett, Lauren Kapanoske, Katie O’Donnell (MAC staff) and Vivian Galindo.


9. Participants of the outdoor department’s Three-Day Golf Camp, from left, Trevor Taggart, Joseph Taylor, Duke Crate, Olin Gilster, Tara Taggart, Cannon Fuller, Gracie Kim, William Gilster, Kelly Park and Emily Fuller, spent three days perfecting their swing at The Reserve Golf Club.


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10. Ian Cooney winds up for a throw to fi rst base during Baseball Camp drills.


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11. It was Sew Much Fun! From left, activities campers Olivia Cigarroa, Katie Malueg, Madison Kenney, Emma Hoppes, Evelyn Rosendahl, Sarah Gram, Ella Nelson, Marley Lopez and Hailey Pausz proudly display the patchwork quilts they made for Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.


12. Seated in front, from left, Chess Camp students Kai Billingsley, Declan Cruz, Robert Lewy, Nikolaus Kang and Josh Hobson learn game strategies from Coach Mike Terrill.


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13. Matthew Berstein receives instruction from Squash Pro Khalid Mir at Squash Camp.


14. Jack Maggaddino keeps his focus on incoming projectiles during the always-thrilling Atlasphere, one of several events conducted during Junior Sports Gladiators Camp.


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