ADM I N I ST RAT I VE SPORTS SHORTS A
nother life saved. Dan
Baggett, our junior sports manager, was supporting our teams at the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference’s basketball tourna- ment at Washington Athletic Club in Seattle on March 4. Our Golden Masters were playing the WAC team when one of WAC’s members went to the bench and collapsed. While many stood in shock, Dan moved in and took control. Using the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) the club had handy, he defibrillated the member and began compressions before the player came around.
Ed Stoner aThleTiC DireCTor
That is not the first time a member of our staff has used an AED, as they have been needed and called to action at MAC several times. This brings to light the value of the behind-the-scenes training our staff receives on an on-going basis, and the use of the tech- nology available to best serve our members. Almost all of our staff goes through some emergency response training, and many receive CPR and first aid training as well. The next time you see a staff member wearing a neon vest and carrying a walkie- talkie when the fire alarm is ringing following a notification that it is only a drill, know that our staff is preparing to respond like Dan did, whenever the opportunity presents itself. In other behind-the-scenes training,
Head Swim Coach Alex Nikitin and his staff continue to teach and motivate the swim team. That same weekend in March, MAC’s 15-16 boys 200 medley team won the state meet at Mount Hood, breaking a 10-year-old national record time. Other MAC swimmers were competing in Indianapolis and came within fractions of a second of Olympic Trial qualifying times. These accomplishments are a tribute to the caliber of MAC athletes and the unique training they receive from our coaches.
(Note: The WAC member is doing fine
with a stent in his artery, and has been told he should be able to return to basketball soon.) I look forward to seeing you around the club this spring. WM
MAC golfers of all abilities are encouraged to participate in one, some, or all of these golf gatherings. All events are on Sunday mornings. Participants should check the MAC website for tee times. Registrations close the Tuesday prior to Sunday play so that tee times can be made. For more information, call the outdoor department at 503-517-7575.
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April 10 Stone Creek $46 GO600
MAC SPRING GOLF
April 17 Reserve North $55 GO601
May 15 Reserve South $60 GO605
April 24 Stone Creek $46 GO602
May 22 Pumpkin Ridge $70 GO606
May 1 Riverside CC $50 GO603
June 5 Quail Valley $40 GO607
June 17
TBD
Club Scoreboard
Honoring MAC members for placing first, second or third in state, regional, national or international athletic competitions.
BADMINTON
Miami International Badminton Championships, Miami, Fla., Jan. 9-16 2nd, women’s 50-plus doubles – Joanne Cicrich and partner 2nd, women’s 55-plus doubles – Cicrich and partner
Oregon Regionals Open Badminton Championships, Portland, Feb. 12 1st, women’s doubles – Cicrich and partner
TENNIS
Salishan Senior Men’s Tennis Classic, Gleneden Beach, March 3-6 1st, men’s 65-plus open doubles – John Popplewell and partner
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.
May 8 Langdon Farms $79 GO609
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