ATHLETICS
team has been historically small compared to other teams. His feelings were that improved rebounding would allow the Golden Masters to generate significant scoring in transition, as the team is deep in the guard spots and is able push the pace and press using frequent rotations. This strategy paid big dividends and resulted in easy baskets and numerous turnovers by opponents. Offensively, the team relied on a more structured system with emphasis on hard screens and floor balance to develop better looks for shoot- ers. The team’s execution was effective, as expected. However, the Golden Masters improved defense was the biggest contrib- utor to its PCAC Championship. The teams played in Seattle in late April. See the June Winged M or visit theMAC. com for results.
– Van Dekoning WM
Two Tournaments Keep Squash Players Busy
AC hosted the Rose City Squash Classic and Rosebud Junior tourna- ments this year in February. A distinctive tournament, featuring an open adult tour- nament along with a junior tournament, this year drew the largest field of junior and senior squash competitors, including players from other states and Canada. Both novice competitors and seasoned tournament players had opportunities to challenge themselves in tournament play. In the Rosebud Junior Tournament, division winners included Hannah Hay- Smith in girls under 19 and Matthew Bernstein in boys under 15. Other MAC juniors who finished as finalists or consola- tion winners included Gavin Usher and Spencer Burt.
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Both juniors and adults took part in the Rose City Classic Tournament, giving juniors the opportunity to get additional tournament play and adults the challenge of playing against rising stars. Winners in their divisions include Tom Gustafson in Men’s 3.0, Sean Ryan in Men’s 40-plus, Anders Giltvedt in Men’s 50-plus and Wendy Comstock in Women’s 3.0. The following MAC players finished as finalists or consolation winners in their divisions: Gavin Usher, Matt Bassist, Alex Burt, Amy Gaddis and Phoebe Trubowitz. WM
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