May 2021
Greetings Members, During the week in April where the outdoor temperatures crept up close to 80 degrees, I was in Michigan for three days. Upon my return I noticed my garden had exploded with color. It was great thinking winter is over! For some time now, the staff and I have been anticipating and planning for the summer season. We have been hiring additional help, training and visualizing outdoor dining for this year, and we are very excited. Beautiful new outdoor furniture has been ordered and will set a casual yet elegant setting for entertaining. The new furniture includes sectionals and fire pits to make a new and improved lounge area on the Deck. This project is expected to be completed at the end of May, beginning of June.
Board Membersers Suzanne M. Eschel President Benjamin Rodman Vice President Laura K. Mostofi Secretary Charles E. Glew Treasurer
Board of Directors Cathy Albrecht Richard O. Doran Suzanne M. Eschel Charles E. Glew Edward J. Hungler Nicole F. Keenan David H. Melsheimer Laura K. Mostofi Eileen A. Noren Matthew J. Revord Benjamin Rodman
Easter this year was really one of our first larger events in over a year and it went very well. We had a hybrid buffet and to-go menu in keeping with current restrictions. We are planning on the same for Mother’s Day and utilizing rooms upstairs as well as the outdoor space. Since we are limited in our seating, make your reservation as soon as possible. May is chock-full of activities and programs you and your family can participate in. The first Mother Daughter tea was sold out in days and we had to add another date. The Etiquette Class on May 5 is also full and we will be looking at some other dates in the near future to accommodate the demand. Other events for the month are the Wine Luncheon on May 14, the Lifeguard Certification Course May 14-16, a Wine Education May 15, a Charles Krug Wine Dinner on May 19, Young at Heart on May 30, International Night on May 22, and ending the month with the Memorial Day Cookout on May 31. Please note the Tuesday following Memorial Day, food and beverage service will not be available. See the Club calendar online for complete details on each event. In line with Club events, International Night this year will visit Monte Carlo with gaming tables, Brazil and Carnival with entertainment and dancers and Asian Pacific to round off your travels. This is always a highly successful event that I hope you can attend. Lastly, all of us at MSC are so grateful to the membership for continuing to be supportive during challenging times. Keep an eye out for “Thank You Thursdays” through the month of June where members will enjoy special treats each week on Thursdays. It could be a special dessert, appetizer or cocktail, you never know. It is no wonder that MSC is a Distinguished Club of America. Tom Conroy CCM, CCE General Manager
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History of MSC
Club Champion Not every club boasts a National Champion…Claudia Eckert is ours. Born in Chicago in 1916, Claudia Eckert was a prolific amateur swimming champion. Her father, George Eckert, was the swimming and diving coach at the Club, during the 1930’s. Claudia began swimming in events as a youngster. Encouraged by her father, she excelled in the amateur ranks. Claudia was the marquee performer for the Club, during the Depression years. In those early years of swimming, our Club team travelled nationally to compete in amateur events. As our pool was constructed in 1929, it served as a state of the art training facility, during the 30’s. During those Depression years, Coach Eckert’s daughter was an amazing success in the pool. When she was just fifteen years old, she won her first A.A.U. title. By the time she was eighteen years old, Miss Claudia Eckert had been crowned A.A.U. national outdoor diving champion and indoor swimming record holder. She also held the national indoor records in the swimming decathlon. Claudia was the Central A.A.U. record holder in the 100 meter freestyle, 200 yard freestyle, 440 yard freestyle, 100 meter backstroke, all while competing as the undefeated Central A.A.U. high-board diving champion. Needless to say, Claudia was a swimming superstar! Amateur sports historian Robert Pruter went so far as to proclaim Claudia “Chicago’s Greatest Female Aquatic Champion of the Depression Years”. In 1935, she won her swimming decathlon honor. As well, 1936 was another record-breaking year, as she set the low mark in the 100 meter freestyle. All of this was leading to the coveted 1936 Olympic trials for young Miss Eckert. Although she had won multiple diving and swimming championships, Claudia suffered lackluster performances in the Olympic trials.
To the great surprise and dismay of many, she failed to qualify for the team in either swimming or diving. Despite this setback, Claudia continued her pursuit of excellence at Northwestern University. Even after graduating from college, she continued her winning ways. In 1938, she won both the 40 yard and 100 yard freestyles, setting new A.A.U. records. Later that year, she also set a new A.A.U. record in the 220 yard freestyle. By 1939, she was once again crowned A.A.U. champion in the 100, 200, and 400 meter freestyle. This led many to believe that she would be a “shoe-in” for the 1940 Olympic team. Unfortunately, due to the war in Europe, the 1940 games were cancelled. However, the United States Olympic Committee decided to “select” a women’s swimming team, regardless. Of course, Eckert was a part of this team! She remains our own Club Olympian. Then, with her legacy complete, Miss Eckert largely withdrew from competitive swimming. Claudia Eckert is also credited with being a pioneer of water ballet or synchronized swimming, as it is now known. Our Club was one of the earliest to organize a water ballet team, thanks in large part to George and Claudia Eckert. As you can see, the Eckert family legacy launched all the competitive swimming, diving and water ballet programs at the Club. Did you realize that you swim in the same pool as Claudia? Indeed, we maintain the original 1929 pool that propelled her to greatness. Next time you stroll by, remember the great Claudia Eckert. Swimmer, diver, and water ballet pioneer…she was a true Club Champion! David H. Melsheimer Club Historian
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Upcoming Events
Mother & Daughter Teas
Mother’s Day Brunch and To-Go
Saturday, May 1 + Sunday, May 2 11:00 am - 2:00 pm | Pricing online
Sunday, May 9 | Pricing available online
It’s a day for ladies on the town with mother and daughter! You’ll be treated as modern day royalty sharing tea sandwiches, fruits, assorted macaroons, cookies and of course delicious hot & iced teas.
MSC Foundation Kentucky Derby Party Saturday, May 1 | 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm $50 Per Person Come see the “running of the horses” and support the MSC Foundation at the annual Kentucky Derby Party. You will need a credit card to sign up at www.mscfoundation.net.
Etiquette 101 Wednesday, May 5 | 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Ages 7 - 12 | $47 Per Person + Service
Wine Luncheon Friday, May 14 | $38 Per Person + Service 12:00 pm Arrival | 12:30 pm Luncheon Sample Spring and Summer wines that are delicious as an aperitif or a perfect match for dining al fresco.
MSC Wine Series Saturday, May 15 | 6:30 pm $35 Per Person + Service
There will be two classes with 20 kids each. Register the kids for this ever-popular 90 minute, children’s dining etiquette tutorial with social etiquette skills for Etiquette 101.
Chile’s coastal and mountain range geographical location makes this part of the world perfect for growing an array of many varietals. We will be learning about some of the most popular varietals from some of the best known wine regions.
May Birthday Night
International Night
Thursday, May 6 | Seatings 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm The birthday member will be treated to a complimentary dinner entrée and choice of Chocolate or Vanilla Cake. Reservations required. Tastefully casual dress. Maximum allowed per reservation is 6.
Mom +Me Flower Arrangement Class Saturday, May 8 | $55 per arrangement 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Lanie Coldwell designed this class for moms and kids to learn how to take grocery store or garden flowers and turn them into beautiful arrangements. Limited to 20 groups of 2 - 3.
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We will be serving a delicious brunch prepared by Chef Ed and the F&B team. Seatings every hour from 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. We are also offering a hot and ready to serve carryout menu for Mother's Day. Submit your order by Wednesday, May 5.
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Saturday, May 22 | $65 Per Person + Service 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM Join us and travel around The Club and experience the different cuisines from all over the world. Reservations limited to parties of 6 or less with a 48-hour cancellation policy.
Charles Krug Wine Dinner Thursday, May 19 | $75 Per Person + Service Limited to 30 Guests In 1861, Charles Krug, the visionary father of Napa Valley winemaking, established the winery that started it all. Enjoy passed wine followed by a 4-course dinner paired with wines. Signature bar available. 48 hour cancellation fee. Tables of 6 or less.
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Dining
Food & Beverage Listed hours and availability are subject to have changed since the publishing of the May Shorelines. Please continue to review your emails and the MSC website for the most up-to-date information.
Bellows Club Room
South End Café
Lunch Service Reservation Only Tuesday - Sunday | 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Dinner Service Friday & Saturday 5:00 pm – 8:30 pm Last reservation at 8:00 pm
Dinner Service* Reservation Only Tuesday - Saturday | 3:00 pm – 8:30 pm Last reservation at 8:00 pm Sunday | 3:00 pm – 8:00 pm Last reservation at 7:30 pm All F&B service will be shut down between 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm daily. Ordering will not be available. * If you arrive late you will still need to depart at the given time. Indoor dining limited to 1h 15min
To make a dining reservation, please call the Front Desk at 847-251-4100 and press 0 or 1. To place a to-go order, please call 847-251-4100 and press 9.
To-Go Service Lunch Menu Tuesday – Sunday 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Dinner Menu Tuesday – Sunday 3:00 pm – 8:00 pm
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Michigan Shores Club Dining Menus Click the buttons to view the Bellows and South End Cafe menus. LUNCH MENU
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DESSERT MENU
SOUTH END MENU
2021 is here and we are ready for it! The Club has already started to plan Club events and members are planning their parties as well. At The Club, we host all kinds of events from meetings to weddings with no event too small nor too big. Recently, we are experiencing a flow of pool and bowling parties as members are ready to plan their children’s and grandchildren’s special day. Last minute weddings are still coming in to book for the 2021 year! Fridays and Sundays are available throughout the remainder of the year. If you know someone looking for a venue, encourage them to consider Michigan Shores Club. As a reminder, we can take sponsored non-member events, so please consider sponsoring and/or recommending your Club to friends, organizations and colleagues. The sponsoring process is effortless — just one call from you and then I will work directly with the host. We also allow for events like bar/bat mitzvahs to book two years out for their celebrations. I am here to assist with all aspects for your events, such as itineraries, checking in with vendors, renting chairs, linen, set up place cards and so forth. We have a complete culinary team on site to customize menus, wedding cakes, dessert stations and full on action stations. As we maneuver around COVID-19, safety guidelines are in place so that everyone feels safe to host their events at The Club. MSC staff will continue to wear masks, tables will remain 6 feet apart, hand sanitizers are visibly in place and accessible and we continue to keep everyone educated with the guidelines issued by ILDPH & CCDPH. I look forward to planning your next event! Feel free to contact me and get started at iaceves@michiganshores.org Irene Aceves Director of Catering
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Aquatics
Make a Splash! The Aquatics Center continues to be full of lap swimmers, open swim, family swimmers, and swim lessons. We are open Monday - Sunday with lots of new and continuing programming.
American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Certification Course May 14 - 16 | $300 ($150 deposit required) This program is for students 15 years and older. Classes will be both lecture/discussion and in-water strenuous activities. For more information or to register, email Rex at rlawson@michiganshores.org.
Learn to Swim Group Lessons Six week sessions | Saturdays 12:50 pm - 1:20 pm This program continues into May. Contact Lloy at ljohnston@michiganshores.org if you would like to participate in the next 6 week session.
Junior Lifeguarding Class Fridays from 3:30 pm - 4:15 pm $60 for 4 classes | $20 per class with 24 hour pre-registration | $25 drop-in This class is for swimmers 10 years and older. Swimmers will learn basic life-saving skills and water safety. For more information or to register, email Rex at rlawson@michiganshores.org.
Agnes Walinski celebrates 13 years of Aqua Fitness Instruction at MSC! Thank you, Agnes, we think you are awesome.
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Pool Parties and Rentals MSC can accommodate a maximum of 10 family members and friends on the pool deck and 4 people in the locker rooms. In order to secure a preferred date please give a minimum of 2 weeks notice. Add some excitement to your event with bowling and pizza. Contact Lloy for details at ljohnston@michiganshores.org
Patch Club Updates The tracking boards have been cleaned up, but markings were left intact. Contact Lloy at ljohnston@michiganshores.org if you have questions or if you are interested in tracking your miles with the MSC Patch Club (or if we owe you a new patch).
Michigan Shores Club is truly lucky to have qualified and established professionals leading different areas of The Club. One such staff member, Lloy Johnston, has not only excelled in her role as Director of Aquatics over the past two years, but before her time here, Lloy was a decorated athlete at Knox College. Recently, Knox College and their affiliated conference, The Midwest Conference (MWC), recognized Lloy in the Centennial Celebration, 100 years of intercollegiate competition. The Celebration recognizes athletes for their athletic and academic achievements of 100 former student-athletes from the fifteen institutions that currently sustain, or at some point in history maintained, full membership with the league. Read the press release from MWC in recognition of Lloy:
During her remarkable career as a student-athlete at Knox, Lloy Brodnicki Johnston lettered in three sports: track, swimming, and soccer. As a member of the Knox women's track team, Lloy set school records in the 100 and 400 meter hurdles in her first season and went on to win both events that year at the Midwest Conference meet. Three years later, as a senior, she swept both events again and was recognized by the conference as the league's MVP. Lloy was also invited to the NCAA Division III national championships three times in the 100 meter hurdles. Lloy lettered all four years as a member of the women's swim team. As a swimmer, she excelled primarily as a member of the 200 freestyle relay team. Lloy achieved immense success on the soccer field. Simply put, she is the most decorated women's soccer player to ever compete for Knox. Lloy was a three-year captain and three-time team MVP. She was an All-Midwest Conference selection during the four seasons she played at Knox and was named an All-American three different times. Lloy holds the Knox women's soccer records for most career goals (55), career points (128), and assists in a single game (5). Former women's soccer coach, Jane Stangl says, "Without a doubt, Lloy was the finest athlete I coached while at Knox – in fact, she may be the best athlete I coached my entire coaching history." Former Knox Athletic Director, Harley Knosher, has said, "Lloy is the personification of what we would like to see every Knox student-athlete be." After graduating from Knox in 1994, Lloy served as the head women's soccer coach in the fall of 1995, leading the team to an 11-5 season and a conference playoff appearance. Help us in congratulating Lloy on this tremendous accomplishment. We are lucky to have her on the Michigan Shores Club team.
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Fitness
What is Power training and why is it important? As we age, the number one physical attribute we lose is our power. No we aren’t talking about being able to deadlift 600 pound. Power is the body’s ability to react, change direction quickly, and reduce and produce force at speeds that are functionally applicable to the task at hand (think slipping on the ice and recovering your footing before you fall). Power training is for everyone regardless of age or ability and has a direct link to healthy aging. Power training helps us develop stronger, more resilient connective tissue - specifically tendons, ligaments, and joint capsules - which reduces the risk of injuries like sprains and strains.
With Power training in mind, we are excited to introduce our latest member challenge: The Power Zone Challenge!
What is The Power Zone Challenge? This challenge is meant to help you get started or reinforce training your explosive muscles safely and with low impact. There will be two options for the events, one being more shoulder friendly for those that have trouble bringing weight overhead. Members can choose to do both if they wish. Divisions will be broken down into Men’s and Women’s with two subdivisions separated by the weight chosen to lift. There will be a live leaderboard, updated after each day of events, where members can see the current standings. Prizes will be given out to the top participants in each sub-division. Details to follow. The event will run Saturdays and Sundays May 15th - June 6th from 8:00 am to 9:30 am in half hour intervals. The first 20 minutes will be dedicated to instruction focusing on mobility and technique with lighter than competition weights. The last 10 minutes will be open to those that wish to test that day
5-Minute One Arm Floor-to-Chest Clean VIEW VIDEO Participants are allowed to switch arms as many times as necessary. A repetition starts with the weight touching the floor and ends with the weight at shoulder height, in front of the crest. Men | 35 pound dumbbell Women | 25 pound dumbbell
5-Minute One Arm Floor-to-Overhead Snatch VIEW VIDEO Participants are allowed to switch arms as many times as necessary. A repetition starts with the weight touching the floor and ends with the weight held straight overhead. Men | 35 or 25 pound dumbbell Women | 25 or 20 pound dumbbell
To Sign Up Please contact Athletics Director Tony Colosimo at acolosimo@michiganshores.org or Personal Trainer Rodrigo Velarde at rvelarde@michiganshores.org.
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Golf Society
As always, it was a great way to kick off the season with our 5th Annual Masters Viewing Party in the North Porch on Friday! Chef Ed killed it with pimento cheese sandwiches, chicken sliders, tenderloin sandwiches, bacon wrapped dates, shrimp and deviled eggs with truffles — oh my! The beautiful colors of the Masters amidst the chirping birds means Spring has officially sprung! Rick Bald won the chipping contest with close competition from Brian Schinderle, Dave Melsheimer and our own GM, Tom Conroy! Al Golembeski and Tony Lazaro will be heading up our 9 hole golf league.
The season will start on Thursday, May 6 at 5:00 pm.
As a reminder, here are some of the benefits to the Golf Society and The Glen Club. • 2021 Annual Golf Dues: $225 • Additional Family Member: $50 • Approx. 25% discounted green fees at The Glen Club, including guests in your group • Preferential "members only" tee times up to 30 days in advance • MSC can arrange up to 4 foursomes per day
We are working on a Ryder cup event with Winnetka GC and several events also will be announced soon.
• Participation for children in PGA Juniors program (Ages 7-13)
The Glen Club is again offering us discounted green fees, access to member tee times, discounted hotel rooms and free room rental for business or social events. Reciprocal golf at Royal Melbourne, Bull Valley, Kemper Lakes & Glen Flora can be set up with TGC.
• Access to all MSC Golf events and The Master's viewing party
• Reciprocal golf at Royal Melbourne, Bull Valley, Hawthorn Woods and Glen Flora CC
• We are offering a dozen MSC Logo Pro V1s Golf Balls for any Golf Society referrals. • Discounted lessons • Discounts in the Proshop @ TGC • Discounted Hotel Rooms @ TGC • CDGA Golf Index included ($40.00)
Interested in getting involved or have questions about the Golf Society? Reach out to Cody Czmyr, cczcmyr@michiganshores.org. Stay tuned! Ed Hungler Golf Chair
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Paddle
Paddle Champions On Saturday, April 17, MSC Members Dan and Stephanie McGuire became champions. Champions of the 2021 Illinois State Mixed-Doubles Paddle Championships. The Illinois Married Mixed tournament, an event part of the American Platform Tennis Association, was held on 72 courts across 16 different Clubs. We caught up with the champions to learn a bit more about their experience. MSC: Tell us about the overall experience of the championships.
MSC: How confident were you going into the championships?
D&S M: It was a very popular event with roughly 9 divisions of 16 teams this year. The event is broken down similarly to golf, from skill level combing the player indexes of both the husband and wife. We were fortunate to win the top division. It was a beautiful day and we met several new couples we have never played, but hope to play with socially soon. We have been in this tournament on and off spanning back 25 years.
D&S M: Truth be told though I always think we are going to win but Steph has always had much more realistic expectations. We balance each other out. We went into the tournament not very confident we could win, but thought we could compete.
The nice thing for all couples is that it’s competitive but very social as well. The finals of each division are played at one Club, usually Sunset Ridge, and there is a real festive party and gathering as well. The event is run by MSC members John & Sharon Watrous. They do a tremendous job as there are so many moving pieces trying to organize a State event of this size. John is also the one responsible for talking us into entering the event this year as I was fighting some nagging injuries and Steph wasn’t sure she wanted to do it either. We're glad we did! MSC: How many teams participated? D&S M: There was an A, B, C and D flight with 16 teams in each. We are confident that we can compete well in this event based on our experience and ability but also realistically know that we are in our 50’s and we jokingly say “on the back nine of our paddle careers".
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MSC: How is it being a mixed-doubles champion with your spouse? D&S M: It is nice to win with your spouse but we have also been after this championship for many years. We always joke that the goal is to stay married. We have also had some legendary matches in this tournament over the years usually with some very unique motivational pep talks (by Dan). Some of these are well known through our circle of friends. What’s funny is that we are very different and can keep a good sense of humor in the heat of competition. One story that epitomizes some good married mixed humor of Dan & Steph. One time Steph was going to serve to win a match a couple of years ago and I grabbed the ball, walked towards her, put the ball in her hand, and leaned down as if to give her strategy talk but instead whispered “sweep the leg”. It is a caption out of Karate Kid where the Cobra Kai instructor told that to Johnny Lawrence in his fight with Daniel Larusso. Steph’s reply was “get up to the net you meathead”. Humor like this keeps it light in the heat of battle.
This was our 5th trip to the finals however we might have been underdogs in each of them given the tennis pedigree of our opponents in those matches. I’m sure glad though we are no longer the Buffalo Bills. MSC: What’s your favorite thing about paddle? D&SM: The combination of high competition along with the social aspect of meeting great people from many different clubs and park districts. We love the people we’ve met and being outdoors in the fresh air even when it’s cold and playing a sport we both love is a favorite.
MSC: Now that you’re the 2021 Illinois State Champions, what’s next? D&SM: We love to play with friends, family and teammates. We hope to continue to play as long as our bodies allow us too. Now we are focusing on pickleball as it transitions pretty well from paddle tennis. If you see Dan and Steph around The Club or on the courts, give them a big congratulations! A state championship is certainly something to be proud of and we look forward to hearing many more successful results from these two over the years.
Incidentally we were introduced to paddle tennis when we were dating by Steph’s parents Dick & Barb Kindig former Michigan Shores members who were accomplished players in their own day.
About the Illinois Married Mixed MSC Members John & Sharon Watrous have been organizing the event for decades. For the 4th year in a row, the Illinois Mixed Married tournament benefited Connections for the Homeless, an impressive organization working on the North Shore to end homelessness through eviction prevention, shelter and housing programs.
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A Paddle Season in Review As the Fall 2020 Paddle Season was about to begin, there was plenty of uncertainty. Will there be a men’s league? A women’s league? Will there be a drop in participation? Paddle is one of the most social sports for adults in the Midwest and East coast and with COVID-19 restrictions putting a major dampener on socializing and post paddle hangouts, we all wondered how much this would affect our paddle program. Well, it turns out that members loved the idea of participating in an activity that was outside. In fact, MSC paddle grew more this year than any other year. Roughly a 15-20% increase in new member participation! In total, MSC paddle grew from 22 teams to 25 teams through the addition of two new ladies daytime teams and one additional ladies night league team. A quick glance at the court reservations will show that Friday, Saturday and Sunday courts were at maximum usage during the official paddle season (October - March). How did our teams do you ask? Eleven of our thirteen men’s teams qualified for playoffs. The average season finish of all 13 MSC men’s teams was 4th place. Our women’s teams also had a great year! On average, our ladies’ teams averaged 3rd place throughout the Fall and Winter seasons. A special shoutout to the men’s and women’s teams for their first-place finishes
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So, what’s to come this Spring and Summer? We have Thursday night Men’s in-house leagues; Friday morning ladies in-house leagues; Monday night ladies in-house leagues; plus, plenty of classes and lesson opportunities for members interested in learning to play this fun game outdoors! Oh, and I almost forgot to mention our Co-ed Tuesday night pickleball league is about to start. We have lots to choose from so please feel free to email cwarner@michiganshores.org if you’re wanting to participate in any of these great programs! It might be time to try out something new! A special thank you to Chuck Glew (Men’s Paddle Chair), Laura Mostofi (Women’s Paddle Chair), Stephanie Foster (Women’s Paddle Coordinator), Julie Reighard (Assist Pro), and Charlie Campbell (Assist Pro) for helping make this our best year of paddle yet! The program wouldn’t be what it is without your passion and dedication to this game, we love you all! Chris Warner Paddle Director
Paddle Seasons Results Playoffs Regular Fall
Fall
Winter Winter
1st Place
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Mens
Mens Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies
Series 18
Series 29
Series 8
Series 14
Series 14
Series 16
Brock Blazo
Bob Meeder
Allison Canade
Brad Sheftel
Jean Scott
Aimee Eichelberger
Allison Singer
Dan Wald
Aimee Eichelberger Alexa Colin
Alexa Colin
Christie Ascione
Christie Ascione
Clare Murphy
Clare Murphy Domenica Waslin
Cathy Tucker
Fred Ruda Greg Byrnes Ian Fisher
Brett Hill Chris Hagenah David Hoffman
1st Place
Karen Holmberg Krisi DiPaolo Kristen Bowie
1st Place
Amy Poehling Andrea Wald Anja Harvey Annie Miskella
John Lyons
Ian Hinchcliffe
Lauri Harris
Domenica Waslin
John Marquardt
Jeremy Hollis
Lindsey Bruso
Jenny Bullock
Erica Quist
Connie Moran
Johnson Schaff
Joe Dominguez
Lynne Terry
Julie Adrianopoli
Julie Adrianopoli
Courtney Bednar
Mark Buckley
Joe Van
Mary Anderson
Katie McCalla
Simone O'Rear
Holly Pickering
Matt Winstanley
Mike Nolan
Nikki Circolone
Lanie Coldwell
Stephanie Eiden
Kathy McCabe
Russ Larko
Patrick Fuller
Sara Winstanley
Stephanie Eiden
Tara Kochman
Kelly Sullivan
Tim Davis
Phil Geiger
Wes Cornwell
Rob Schaupp
Leslie Hinchcliffe
Ryan Watson
Nicole Botsman
Tony Circolone
Nicole Snyder
Tara Kochman
Kristin Alcala
Val Smith
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Membership
Welcome New Members Michigan Shores Club is happy to welcome the following new members and their families into membership since April. Timothy and Christine Anderson Mark and Nasrin Thierer Justin and Ashley Ziemba
As a Reminder Initiation Fee | $12,500 Waiting List Deposit | $6,250 Current Monthly Dues | $325
Happy Anniversary The MSC team would like to wish the following members a Happy Anniversary for your years of membership in May!
5 years George Connors Anne and Evan Miskella Christopher and Anne Hart Jeffrey and Donley Klug Maddie and Chris Knowland
10 years Sarah Schmidt & Todd McCarthy Richard and Linda Black
Waiting List | 6 – 8 months
Jon and Michelle Fellman
The waiting list is growing, but it is still a great time to join!
Timothy and Dina Clark
If you know someone that you think would be a great fit for membership at Michigan Shores Club, connect them with Cody Czmyr, Director of Membership, at cczmyr@michiganshores.org to arrange a tour and discussion!
Stacy Hunt Matthew & Sally Ann McQueen Ed and Carrie Meade Suzanne Letica Christian and Ann Stevoff Michelle and Brett Woodley
20 years Terry and Susan Gould Peter Liaros
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Irene Aceves
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Director of Catering iaceves@michiganshores.org
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Chris Warner
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