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MISSOURI ATHLETIC CLUB WEDDINGS
Amenities for members and guests include: F Event space to accommodate up to 400 guests F Onsite catering for fine dining, wedding cakes, and more F More than 75 hotel rooms F Shuttle service F Complimentary garage parking
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405 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63102 F 314-539-4424 F mac-stl.org F facebook.com/MACWeddings
Missouri Athletic Club Founded in 1903 AUG. 2020 Cherry Diamond STAFF Publisher – Dan Lett Director of Communications – Jim Wilson Content Marketing Manager/Managing Editor – Robyn Dexter Communications Coordinator – Kelsey Sims General Manager – Wallace L. Smith To advertise, contact Kelsey Sims at 314-539-4459 or ksims@mac-stl.org. The Cherry Diamond Vol. 114/No. 8 (USPS: 102-560) is published monthly by the Missouri Athletic Club, 405 Washington Ave., St. Louis, MO 63102, (314) 231-7220. Subscription - $50 per year, subject to sales tax. PERIODICAL POSTAGE PAID AT ST. LOUIS, MO. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Cherry Diamond, 405 Washington Ave., St. Louis, MO 63102
BOARD OF GOVERNORS Officers Dan Lett – President Nat Walsh – Vice President Jeff Moore – Second Vice President Gene Frederic III – Secretary Cheri McLaughlin – Treasurer
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2 President’s Column 3 Board of Governors Column 4 CFO’s Column 5 Upcoming Events 6 Athletics 9 Wellness
10 Foundations’ Month 12 Father-Daughter Banquet 13 Dining 14 Around the Club 16 Education Special Section 19 Snapshots
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from the president COVID-19 continues to dominate our lives and impact our way of life. With no spectator sports, no shows, no concerts, no events, our social and recreational options in life are currently limited. As humans, we cannot remain entirely detached. Fortunately, our Club provides a refuge for us to safely eat, drink, stay fit, enjoy the pool and engage in small group activities. Like you, I am tired of hearing that these are “challenging times,” but they are – and the MAC affords us the opportunity to retain a sense of normalcy and continue to build memories and forge relationships at a time when we need them most. In short, our Club experience is as important and relevant as ever. Our Members and employees express feelings of safety at the Club. Outdoor dining at the MAC’s West Clubhouse is just one example of the safe, social access the Club provides. Consistent application of cleaning protocols and the current reservation practice ensures social distancing and a safe environment. By following the guidelines, wearing our masks and following hygiene procedures, we each do our part to protect each other. At this writing, most of our facilities are (or will soon be) operating at 100 percent capacity, and many of the abundance of amenities our Members relish have returned. Members are particularly enjoying the newly completed Phase Two fitness areas. We held two weddings at the Downtown Clubhouse in June and helped make the dreams of
two young couples a reality. Our friendly, experienced and service-oriented staff is ready to help you plan an appropriate occasion for your family or business and exceed your expectations. While our membership remained resilient since the start of the pandemic, some of our Members could not sustain their membership owing to the disruption of COVID on their lives. We hope to welcome all of those Members back to the Club when certainty returns for them. In the meantime, we recognize that membership is the lifeblood of our Club, so we must seek new Members. A thriving and engaged membership sustains our Club. We are all part of the MAC membership team. Who better to convey the unrivaled value of an MAC membership than a current Member who recognizes the impact of the Club on their life and the lives of their family members; Members who have made lifetime business and personal relationships at a Platinum Club of America? Our colleagues, acquaintances, customers, vendors and service providers represent opportunities to expand our Club. Our membership staff stands ready to help cultivate potential Members and introduce them to the Club. As you promote the Club, you can send your member prospects to Rodney Stoyer, Director of Membership at rstoyer@macstl.org. Rodney or another colleague from the membership staff will engage with your prospect and highlight aspects of the Club that may appeal to them, whether
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it is athletics and fitness, dining, social, business, networking, Clubs Within the Club or reciprocal club opportunities. August is Foundations’ Month. We are grateful for how our Members and the public support our foundations. The current signature endeavor is the Trulaske Project. The Robert J. Trulaske Family Foundation that supports historic buildings made a lead donation to the MAC Preservation Foundation for the restoration of the exterior of our Downtown Clubhouse. That project is nearly halfway complete. We expect the project to finish in September, and the newly installed lighting at the top of the Clubhouse will illuminate the building for all to appreciate. Foundations’ Month ends with the golf tournament at Glen Echo on Aug. 31. While golf spots are sold out, there are plenty of opportunities to support the outing, including attending the dinner and donating auction items. Please contact Katie Maurer, Director of Special Events at kmaurer@mac-stl.org. Our Club is open. In the unusual times in which we find ourselves, the MAC is our second home and provides a welcome departure from our home offices and the limited opportunities currently available outside our homes. I hope to see you at the Club soon!
Dan Lett, President Missouri Athletic Club
A thriving and engaged membership sustains our Club. We are all a part of the MAC membership team.
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from the board On page 4 of this month’s Cherry Diamond, you will find a message from Chief Financial Officer Pam Roth. In this report, Roth discusses the concessions that were put in place at the beginning of the third quarter of our fiscal year. These concessions total more than $180,000 per month for the Club. We feel the right thing to do is continue on with the majority of these concessions until the Club is back up to full capacity. As we have planned continued capital improvements, we plan to reinstate capital fees starting July 31 as the capital fee dollars as essential in keeping the Club systems, facilities and equipment in good operating order.
As a reminder, the 2019-2020 Capital Plan was robust and included Phase II of the West Clubhouse fitness expansion, which was completed in March 2020 to much applause and appreciation. This $2.2 million project was funded from club cash flow after three very successful years financially for the Club. Another component of the 2019-2020 Capital Plan was resealing and restriping the West driveway and parking areas, which takes place the first week of August. Moving forward, you will continue to see the concessions noted in the CFO’s column with the exception of the capital fee concession, which will be reflected on
your July 31 statement. We appreciate your understanding and support as we continue to move forward with improvements to the Club. On another note, unfortunately, we have just taken a step back with St. Louis County and will be reverting to 25 percent facilities capacity from the current 50 percent capacity we have been enjoying. As these restrictions are constantly changing, we recommend you visit the Club’s website for up-to-date information on the Club’s protocols and procedures. We thank you for your patience as we continue to navigate this pandemic and keep your Club thriving and as safe as we can.
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We appreciate your understanding and support as we continue to move forward with improvements to the Club.
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Leaving a Legacy
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Do You Have a Will? An Estate Plan? Amazingly, more than 50 percent of adults in the United States do not have a will or an estate plan, and many wills and estate plans have not been updated in many years. Writing wills and estate plans and updating them takes time and can be expensive, but one easy and inexpensive way to ensure that your heirs and favorite charities receive assets at the time of your death is through beneficiary designations. Beneficiary designations are easy to make and easy to change. In order to leave a lasting legacy here at your Club, please consider designating the MAC or one of its three foundations (Preservation, Sports and Arts) as a beneficiary on one of your retirement accounts (IRAs, 401ks, 403bs, etc.) or a life insurance policy.
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from the chief financial officer 2020 3rd Quarter Financial Report A lot has happened since my last article! The Club welcomed Members back on May 18 and has been gaining momentum ever since. Hours of operation have expanded, and the number of Members permitted into each area has increased. Over 200 employees have been called back to work and trained on our new safety protocols. Throughout the 3rd quarter of our fiscal year, the following member concessions were in place: F No Food & Beverage minimums for Platinum Partner and À La Carte members F Credit to Diamond Club Members for the F&B minimum portion of their dues F No Athletic or locker fees for À La Carte Members F Credit to Diamond Club and Platinum Partner Members for the Athletic fee portion of their dues F No Capital fees for any Members These concessions total over $180,000 per month. On your July 31 statement, you will
continue to see these concessions with the exception of the capital fee concession. This year’s capital plan was robust and included Phase II of the West Fitness expansion which was completed in March. Another component of the capital plan was resealing and restriping the West driveway and parking areas. This is an essential step to maintain the new asphalt surface that was installed two years ago. By the time you read this article, this work should be complete. As you can imagine, our year-to-date financial results have been stalled by the Club’s closure followed by its paced opening due to COVID-19. Key metrics for the first three quarters of our fiscal year include: F Dues revenue of $6,362,000 compared to a budget of $6,670,000, a shortfall of $308,000 F Overnight Rooms revenue of $668,000 vs a budget of $989,000, a variance of $321,000 F West Food & Beverage revenue of $1,770,000 vs a budget of $2,274,000, a variance of $504,000 F Total departmental revenue of
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$7,106,000 compared to a budget of $9,551,000, a short fall of $2,445,000 F Net Operating Cash Flow (net income before depreciation) totaled $1,200,000 vs a budget of $2,002,000, which was $802,000 less favorable than planned Other benchmarks include: F Total dues-paying members of 2,314, down 84 from last year’s 2,398 F Unrestricted cash totaled $117,000 F The line of credit balance was zero F Long-term bank debt of $6,339,000 with monthly principle payments of $26,000 beginning in November The good news is that all areas of the Club are now open and welcoming Members back. Business levels are growing, and Members are happy to be back in their Club. If you have any questions regarding the Club’s finances, please contact the Club’s Chief Financial Officer, Pam Roth, at 314-539-4400 or proth@mac-stl.org. Pam Roth, CHAE Chief Financial Officer
N EW ME MBE R S F RO M J UN E ! DeLucia, Michael (Seana) of Starwood Capital was proposed by Callaway Lawlor. Fusz, Courtney of Dean Team Hyundai was proposed by Joe Whitacre. Hurley, James (Theresa) of Expert Realtors was proposed by Dave Rich. Hurst, Kevin (Lauren Shade) of Raising Canes was proposed by Charlie Ferretti. John, Grace of Clinipae was proposed by Charlie Ferretti. Johnson, Bradford (Marlene) of Hungry Planet Foods was proposed by Courtney Harrison. 4 F Cherry Diamond F AUG 2020
Johnson, LeAndre (Keyanna Lowe) of Working Space, INC. was proposed by Tim Cribbin. Laramie, Devin (Jennifer) of SSM Health was proposed by Alyson Schoedel. Lilly, Peter (Julie) of Emerson Electric was proposed by Alan Mielcuszny. McFarland, Kathleen (Scott) of Express Scripts was proposed by Andrew Voss. Mulligan, Ryan of Mercy Hospital was proposed by Justin Mulligan. Munoz, Raul of Tom Lange Co. was proposed by Jeff Moore.
Ramsdell, Chase of Great Southern Bank was proposed by Alec Ramsdell. Turner, Sam (Jessica Duco) of GFI Digitaal was proposed by Sarah Gibbs. White, Margaret Pate of Anthem, INC was proposed by Kathleen Tallis.
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Monthly Membership Mixer (WE)
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12
THURSDAY, SEPT. 3
Gather for some quality father-daughter time at the annual banquet taking place now on Wednesday, Aug. 12, featuring dinner, music, dancing, photos and carriage rides. $10 per person carriage ride. 5:30-7 p.m. – Reception, photos, and carriage rides 7-8 p.m. – Dinner 8-10 p.m. – Dancing $35.95, plus gratuity ages 12 and over $26.95, plus gratuity ages 11 and under
All Members are invited to bring a new, prospective member to learn more about the Club, interact with membership committee and board members and take a tour of the Clubhouse. Club Members should contact the membership department to make a reservation and to register their guest. Light appetizers, beer and wine are complimentary. 5:30-7:30 p.m. To attend, contact Rodney Stoyer at rstoyer@macstl.org or 314-539-4429 or register online.
Lawyers’ Group Joke Contest and Steak Dinner (DT) WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19 Enjoy a three-course dinner in the Sportsman’s Club at MAC’s Downtown Clubhouse. During the event, the MAC Lawyers’ Group and Mark Twain Society will present the winner of the best lawyer joke contest. Members can submit their favorite lawyer joke to enter the contest before Aug. 14. Submit any jokes to kmaurer@mac-stl.org. $50 per person, inclusive 6 p.m. - Cocktail reception 7 p.m. - Dinner and presentation
Preservation Foundation Golf Tournament (Glen Echo) MONDAY, AUG 31 Enjoy camaraderie, food, friends and golf at Glen Echo Country Club! Teams have been filled for the tournament, but there are spots open at the dinner and auction. This event is sponsored by the Stacie Lee Belew Scholarship Fund and Redbird Carriers. All proceeds go to the Preservation Foundation. 10:30 a.m. – Registration 11 a.m. – Lunch 12 p.m. – Golf 6 p.m. – Dinner and Kim Tucci auction Dinner only – $100 Call 314-539-4402 to register.
2020 Annual Veterans Day Commemoration (DT) THURSDAY, NOV. 5 Celebrate and honor all those who have served the United States, especially those who gave the ultimate sacrifice at this Veterans Day commemoration. 6-9 p.m. $30 per person
Mark Twain Society and Craft Beer Club Cigar-B-Que (DT) SATURDAY, SEPT. 12 Enjoy a delicious barbeque and cigars at this event taking place on the Downtown Clubhouse garage rooftop co-sponsored by the Mark Twain Society, the Associates and the Craft Beer Club. Price includes barbeque and craft beer. 5:30 p.m. $37.50 per person
MAC Golf Club Championship (Glen Echo)
USE THE WEBSITE
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 17
1. Login to the website (www.mac-stl.org).
Participate in the 2020 MAC Golf Club Championship at Glen Echo Country Club. Price includes a round of golf, hors d’oeuvres and prizes. $65 green fee ($22 cart fee) MAC Golf Club members receive $25 off their first round of golf (first 36 to register)
2. From the member homepage, register for all events through the web calendar. Access the calendar the following ways: F My MAC > Calendar > Club Events F Within the Quick Links box under Reservations > Events
Women of Distinction Luncheon (DT)
Reservations can also be made by calling: F Downtown: 314-539-4470 F West: 314-539-4490
FRIDAY, OCT. 9 Honor seven St. Louis women for their professional achievements, leadership and character. This year’s honorees are Christine Candio, Theresa Carrington, Kate Ewing, Mary Elizabeth Grimes, Genny Jessee, Katy Vu and Rising Star Katie Shields. 11:15 a.m. – Reception 12 p.m. – Luncheon 12:30 p.m. – Program $60 per person, inclusive
For any login or registration questions, contact webmaster@mac-stl.org. No shows will be charged in full. Please call with your own reservation. Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours before the event to avoid a one-third charge.
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RACQUET RECAP A LO O K AT T H E 2 0 1 9 - 2 0 S Q U A S H S E A S O N S O FA R
TOP-BOTTOM: LADIES’ SQUASH WEEK; MO STATE DOUBLES; WORLD-CLASS SQUASH EXHIBITION, KARMIM GAWAD VS. GREG GAULTIER
To kick start the squash season, we hosted a fun singles and doubles club box league. Looking to bolster ladies squash, the MAC hosted Ladies Squash Week; a week of free squash clinics where 22 new ladies came, many for the first time. Once a month, the MAC hosted ladies squash social including prosecco by the courts. In October, MAC played RC Cup in a St. Louis derby. The match featured our best singles and doubles A, B, C & D level players. It was a packed house for the fun night of competitive squash. Overall, MAC tied matches and games for the first time in history. Due to a technical glitch of ‘missing score cards’ the Cup stays at the Racquet Club. During MO State Doubles Championships, MAC’s dynamic duo Craig Parker and Mark Gaertner lifted the Cup after a win over Ethan Oetter and Alex Wolff at RC, St. Louis Junior Silver Open: Meg Pruett
GU17 finalist, Sameer Shafqat Semifinalist BU15, Henry Byrne BU17 Finalist, Jude Sorkin BU19 Finalist. Thanksgiving Turkey Burner consisted of handicapped roundrobin play, which ended in a match between top juniors Eli Paul and Henry Byrne. Byrne won by one point in the final game. Verena Saunders and Milissa Beaty were undefeated in their doubles group. Christmas Cracker Champion Pat Dolan got over the finish line for the first time ever with a wooden racquet to claim a cheeky title. January: F MO State Singles Championships: The biggest names in Missouri battled it out for bragging rights and featured a big MAC contingent. F Shout outs to: Meg Pruett Ladies finalist, Sameer Shafqat C finalist, Dan Tlapek D finalist. February: F St Louis Junior Bronze Open: Max
Frank BU11 Winner, Will Frank BU13 Runner Up, CJ Goot BU15 Winner. The World Class Exhibition; presented by John Pruett and IBIS Autism, two World Champions ‘Le French General’ Greg Gaultier and, ‘the Baby-Faced Assassin’ Karim Gawad faced each other. Members hit with the legends in entertaining clinics, experiencing the unreal court craft, dishing out a few taxis and cases of old disco knees! Following this, MAC was treated to a masterclass of swift movement and unreal racquet skills with Karim coming out victorius, 3/1. Thanks to all the patrons and Members for supporting this night to remember. This would not be possible without the Members. I look forward to more exciting events to come as we get back to our feet. See you at the courts, Alex
DOUBLES HANDICAP Winter Classic A new Club classic in the making stirred the pot. The Double Winter Classic was open to all levels, handicapped, randomly paired teams drawn out of the hat. The tournament had twists and turns from start to finish. Michelle Beattie and Marco Bertarelli started down 5.0 points each game before running away with the crown jewels and cleaning up at the business end of the game, defeating Drennan Bailey and Matt Jessee 3 - 1. 15/12, 7/15, 15/12, 15/13. The Mike Donio Memorial Softball Tournament culminated in great games and a lovely tribute to Mike—family and friends coming throughout the day to witness the action and share memories of Mike. The tough pairing, Nick Bahn and Brian Lyss, ousted firepower of Chase Beattie and Tim Engelmeyer 3/1 in the final. The St. Louis squash community raised $1,050 for STL Squash Racquets Association youth squash and $3,150 to the Lustgarten Foundation for Pancreatic Research. Thanks to all who kindly supported and donated to make this a special tournament. After the final, they presented a plaque in 6 F Cherry Diamond F AUG 2020
Mike’s honor; ‘The Mike Donio Award,’ to to the 2019/2020 season’s most improved junior squash player, Margaret Pruett. Pruett had an incredible season reaching 105 in the Girls national U17 ranking. She can be seen at the courts training throughout the week. Her dedication to the game shows when she turns up early to prepare and stays after training to further her practice. She goes the extra mile on and off court working with a trainer, improving both her school exam scores and traveling around the country challenging the best in her age group. She started the season consistently in the top 10 of her bracket and reaching two Silver level finals. Her fruits for the labor enabled her to qualify for the next tier up ‘Gold’ events; playing girls just outside the top 25 in the country. Pruett took out higher-ranked opponents, and passed a few old rivals, finishing three Gold events placing in 13th, and two PBs placing in 11th respectively. In addition to playing squash, Mike Donio introduced Pruett to lacrosse. Congratulations Meg on a fantastic season, keep up the hard work!
TOP: ALEX INGHAM AND MARGARET PRUETT; BOTTOM: MIKE DONIO (FAR LEFT) WITH HIS SQUASH COMRADES
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FALL 2020
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CLINICS Beginner/Intermediate Clinic Include instruction and demonstration of the proper grips, strokes and positioning. Will review drilling and games with pointsituations and tennis rules and etiquette. F $126 F Monday, 10-11 a.m. F Sept. 14-oct. 26
CARDIO TENNIS These pro-led cardio tennis classes emphasize aerobic drills that will improve tennis skills and provide a good workout! F $18 per session F Begins Monday, Sept. 10 F Monday, 8:30-9:30 p.m. F Wednesday, 8:30-9:30 a.m. F Friday, 10-11 a.m.
Intermediate Clinic For men and women players interested in improving their singles and doubles match play at the 3.0 or 3.5 USTA level. Instruction on stroke techniques, singles and doubles strategies as well as doubles play. F $154 F Tuesday, 7:30-9 p.m. F Sept. 15-Oct. 27
LADIES’ INTERCLUB MATCH PLAY Join our women’s interclub team to play doubles against other St. Louis area teams. Matches are on Friday mornings. Teams are set up on three levels. Contact: Scott Stutz, 314-539-4411
MEN’S SINGLES LEAGUE & LADDER PLAY Singles play for men wanting a game and for those participating on the Tennis Ladder. F $20 per person, per match F Wednesday, 7:30, 8 and 8:30 p.m. start times
LADIES’ INTERCLUB PRACTICES F $196 (All 7 weeks) F $128 (Any 4 weeks) F Women’s 4.0: Wednesday, 9:30-11 a.m. F Women’s 3.5: Tuesday, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. F Women’s 3.0: Thursday, 9:30-11 a.m. F Women’s 2.5: Wednesday, 9:30-11 a.m.
MEN’S 55+ TENNIS Players from this group then team up on Thursdays to compete in interclub matches against other teams in the St. Louis area. Contact: Patrick McNally, 314-539-4464 F $18 per time F Monday, 2:30-4 p.m. F Sept. 11-Dec. 14
INTERCLUB MATCH PLAY The Afternoon Workout gets players ready for the Gateway Interclub matches held on Thursday afternoons for men 55+. The MAC fields three doubles teams and matches are friendly and competitive. Matches are played both home and away. Contact: Patrick McNally, 314-539-4464
works to pair players of all skill levels for singles and doubles matches. Contact: Scott Stutz, 314-539-4411 USTA ADULT LEAGUES The MAC hosts men’s and women’s USTA teams that compete each week between September and April. The home teams are W3.0, W3.5, W4.0, M3.5, M4.0 and M4.5. Contact: Kim Steinmetz, 314-539-4413 PRIVATE LESSONS One person: $70/hr. Semi-private lessons: $70/hr. plus $4/hr. each additional person
ADULT TENNIS LADDER MAC Members meet and play matches with players of similar skill levels. Contact: Scott Stutz, 314-539-4411 INTERCLUB MATCH PLAY Life is busy and committing to a weekly tennis game is not easy. To accommodate Members’ schedules, tennis pro, Scott Stutz,
Junior Tennis Fall Session One Sept. 8-Nov. 11
RED BALL 1 (AGES 6-8) AND RED BALL 2 (AGES 4-6) F $160 F Monday, 4-5 p.m. F Friday, 4-5 p.m. F Saturday, 9-10 a.m. F Sunday, 9-10 a.m. ORANGE BALL 1 AND 2 (AGES 8-11)* F $160 (Monday-Friday) F $240 (Saturday) F Monday, 4-5 p.m. F Wednesday, 4-5 p.m. F Friday, 4-5 p.m. F Saturday, 10-11:30 a.m. F Pro approval required GREEN BALL (AGES 8-11)* F $240 F Tuesday, 4:30-6 p.m. F Thursday, 4:30-6 p.m. F Must have completed orangeball UTSA. Pro approval required.
HIGH PERFORMANCE (AGES 10-14)* F $320 F Monday, 5-7 p.m. F Wednesday, 5-7 p.m. F (UTR 1-2 Beginning Tournament Player) F Pro approval required. PEAK PERFORMANCE (AGES 11-18)* F $320 F Monday, 5-7 p.m. F Thursday, 5-7 p.m. F UTR 3 or higher. Pro approval required. ELITE F $30 F Wednesday, 7-8:30 p.m. F Friday, 5-6:30 p.m. F Pro approval required. Half price if you participate in one day of Peak Performance.
INTERMEDIATE (AGES 11-14) F $160 F Tuesday, 6-7 p.m. F Friday, 5-6 p.m. F Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. F Sunday, 10-11 a.m. VARSITY PREP (AGES 11-18)* F $240 F Tuesday, 7-8:30 p.m. F Thursday, 7-8:30 p.m. *Match play included if in class during the week. MATCH PLAY SCHEDULE F Saturdays F Peak Performance – 1:30-3 p.m. F High Performance/Varsity – 3-4:30 p.m. F Orange Ball/Green Ball/Intermediate – 4:30-5:30 p.m.
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Sept. 12-Oct. 29 BEGINNERS CLINIC Pickleball is fun and easy to learn! Come on your own or get a group together and come learn this popular social sport! Technique, basic strategies and scoring will be covered and practiced. F Tuesday, 9:30-11 a.m. F Sept. 15-Oct. 27 F $154 ADVANCED LEAGUE Organized play for advanced pickleball players. Pickleball pro will be on hand to fill in as needed. F Thursday, 1-2:30 p.m. F Sept. 17-Oct. 29 F $75 (all 7 weeks) F $15 (per time)
IMPROVERS LEAGUE WITH INSTRUCTION This pro-led league is for players who have played pickleball and/or other racquet sports. Participants will play pickleball games and be given instruction on strategies and stroke technique. F Wednesday, 9:30-11 a.m. F Sept. 16-Oct. 28 F $154 PICKLEBALL BASH F Saturdays, 6-8 p.m. (twice a month) F Sept. 12 and 26 F Oct. 10 and 24 F $15 (members) F $20 (guests
Register online from Athletics > Tennis > Junior Programs > Spring Session Four
MAC Welcomes Basketball Pro
NICOLE BUSHONG
Nicole Bushong joined the MAC in July 2020 as a basketball pro and trainer. Prior to joining the MAC team, she coached Women’s Basketball at Principia College, holding the position of Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach from 2009-2011 and head coach from 2011-2016. She also was Technical Skills Coach for the Principia Men’s Basketball Program from 2018-2019. In addition, she was the Youth Coach at Mavericks Basketball Club from 2017-2018 and the Individual Skills Coach at CoachUp. To schedule a personal training session, contact Joy Holdmeier at 314-539-4468 or jholdmeier@mac-stl.org.
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The MAC is offering a new client personal training special. Receive one free personal training session with the purchase of your initial personal training session. Valid for first-time Personal training clients at the MAC; members only. For more information contact Paul Helfrich (West) at 314-539-4453 or Courtney Hutt (DT) at 314-539-4495. Need to unwind? The MAC’s massage services are open to help you relax after this year’s stresses. Schedule an appointment by contacting the Downtown Fitness Desk at 314-539-4482 or the West Fitness Desk at 314-539-4433. The MAC also offers a New Client Special for massage. Members can get a one-hour massage at the half-hour rate. This offer is only valid for MAC members who are first-time massage clients at the Club.
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FOCUS ON FITNESS AQUAFIT Mondays and Fridays at 8:30 a.m. Downtown Clubhouse | Pool Keisha Aqua Fit takes water aerobics to a new level. The class starts with aqua paddles to loosen up and splits into small groups to work on both cardio and strength training.
HIIT BARRE Wednesdays 8:30 a.m. West Clubhouse Mind and Body Studio Natalie Classic barre moves with intense cardio bursts using body weight plyometrics.
TOTAL BODY FITNESS Tuesdays at 6:30 a.m. Downtown Clubhouse 11th Floor Tanya This HIIT workout, taught by instructor Tanya, targets overall cardio and strength using free weights, body weight exercises and plyometric, low-impact workouts.
FULL BODY FLOW Thursdays at 6:30 a.m. Downtown Clubhouse | 7th Floor Megan This class is designed to build strength while practicing breath-to-movement. This vinyasa class will create full-body endurance, flexibility and focus with the help of instructor Megan Mahley. Tempo moves at a steady pace with bursts to keep your practice fluid, innovative and energizing. This workout will take your body and mind through a challenging exploration. Expect to leave class with a feeling of energy and empowerment.
POWER FLOW YOGA Mondays at 12:15 p.m. Downtown Clubhouse | 7th Floor Megan A vigorous fitness-based approach to vinyasa-style yoga that can be done in higher temperature based setting.
Register for these classes online via the Downtown Registration Calendar or the West Registration Calendar
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AUGUST IS FOU NDAT IONS’ MON T H!
Celebrate the fifth annual Foundations’ Month a variety of ways, and learn more about our projects This past year was a stellar year for the Club’s foundations. As the MAC embarks on its fifth annual Foundations’ Month, recent successes can only be attributed to the support of Club Members. Not only is the Missouri Athletic Club a premier dining, athletic and social club, but the title of “philanthropic leader” has been added to its list of accomplishments. Thank you for your support and philanthropy. PRESERVATION FOUNDATION The exterior renovations on the Downtown Clubhouse have been progressing as part of the Building on Tradition Campaign to restore the Downtown Clubhouse. This project was made possible through a grant from the Robert J. Trulaske Jr. Family Foundation and generous donations from our Members to the Building on Tradition Fund and at the Preservation Foundation Ball, which took place earlier this year on Feb. 15. Thank you to the many generous Members who were integral in making this project a possibility. These renovations on the exterior of the building are taking place on both the eastern and southern-facing elevations. This project includes tuckpointing, power washing, wood windows, metal rails, window lintel and sills, terra cotta, granite and limestone. Other work includes masonry cleaning and brick water repellent.
HOW CAN I SUPPORT? Become a Monthly or Planned Giver Two ways to support the Club’s Preservation Foundation: F To become a member of the All-Star team by donating a set amount on each monthly statement (see the donation form on the opposite page). F Remember the Club in your estate. Participate in the Green Chit Initiative Throughout the month, all chits will be green, and you will have an opportunity to join the All-Star program by pledging a gift to the foundations on your chit. The month will end with the annual Preservation Foundation Golf Tournament. Attend the Preservation Foundation Golf Tournament Dinner and Auction On Monday, Aug. 31, the annual Preservation Foundation Golf Tournament, presented by Redbird Carriers and the Stacie Lee Belew Scholarship Fund will take place at Glen Echo Country Club. Golf play is sold out, but register to attend the posttournament dinner and auction! 10:30 a.m.- Registration 11 a.m. – Lunch Noon – Golf 6 p.m. – Dinner and Kim Tucci auction Register online.
For more information about the foundations or to donate, contact Cynthia Goudy, Director of Foundations, at 314-797-5474 or cgoudy@mac-stl.org. 10 F Cherry Diamond F AUG 2020
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F OU N DAT IONS’ A L L - STA R PROGR A M When considering your charitable giving, please include the Missouri Athletic Club’s 501c3 foundations among your options. Our Preservation Foundation puts your tax-deductible contributions to work within the Club and the St. Louis community. HOW CAN YOU HELP? MAC members give in two ways: 1. By participating in our monthly giving program, you will become part of our All-Star team! 2. Remembering the Club in your estate plan. ALL-STAR PROGRAM Join our All-Star team of monthly givers by pledging a donation to the Preservation Foundation on your monthly statement. Please complete and return the form below, or complete the form available online by logging into the MAC website. Contact Cynthia Goudy, Director of Foundations with any questions or to discuss your planned gift at 314-797-5474 or cgoudy@mac.stl.org.
PL EDGE F OR M Thank you for supporting the Missouri Athletic Club’s Preservation Foundation. Please complete the following form. Monthly Gift Amount: o $25 o $50 o $75 o $100 o Other $ Note: This gift will appear on your monthly MAC statement until instructed otherwise. One-Time Gift Amount: I would like to give a one-time gift of $ Foundation Designation: Your gift will be allocated 100% to the Preservation Foundation. o Designate my gift to the Charitable Society for Children via the Sports Foundation. Payment Information: o Please charge the amount indicated above to my account. Print Name
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Recognition: How would you like your name listed on recognition materials? o Please make my gift anonymous. Please return the form to Cynthia Goudy, Director of Foundations Missouri Athletic Club, 405 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63102 Cherry Diamond F AUG 2020 F 11
FAT H E R S + D A U G H T E R S There is little doubt that fathers and daughters often hold a special place in each others’ hearts. The MAC both cultivates and celebrates this special bond with the annual Father-Daughter Banquet. In the late spring of 1947, the Club hosted the first Fathers’ and Daughters’ Banquet, which included prizes for the largest amount of daughters and youngest daughter, as well as dancing, singing and even a spelling bee. The inaugural event was such a success that they surpassed the original limit of 525 tickets in the first few days and ended up selling 733 instead. “The First annual Fathers’ and Daughters’ Banquet held at the Club on Tuesday evening, June 17, was a sensational success and no doubt will go into the MAC social calendar as a permanent event...” said the Cherry Diamond in July of 1947. As if they knew the future, the Father-Daughter Banquet is still a staple of the MAC calendar after several generations. The event has taken on several different forms over the years from the spelling bee in 1947 to acrobats Leon and Luba in 1985 to dinner theater in 1975 to taking on 12 F Cherry Diamond F AUG 2020
themes inspired by world fashions in later years. Though the iteneraries of the night has changed a bit over the years, the spirit of the event has never wavered. When the MAC first conceptualized the event, the worry was that dads would be reluctant to join their daughters on the dance floor at the end of the night. On the contrary, the earliest articles of the magazine indicated that the floor was filled with fathers twirling their girls around the dance floor. This facet of the night has seemed to continue ever since then. Many famous faces have been in attendance including TV stars Diane Joyce, Russ David and even Stan Musial, who remained good humored as attendees clamored to get his autograph. Although the social calendar was disrupted this year, Members will be happy to know that the event will still take place, albeit later than usual. On Wednesday, Aug. 12, MAC dads and their daughters will make their way to the Downtown Clubhouse once again for this iconic and historic event. They can look forward to a magical night filled with dinner, dancing, pictures, carriage rides and entertainment.
FATHER-DAUGHTER SPELLING BEE IN 1947.
FATHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET IN 1964.
FATHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET Wednesday, Aug. 12
5:30-7 p.m. – Reception, pictures, carriage rides 7-8 p.m. – Dinner 8-10 p.m. – Dancing $35.95 plus gratuity for ages 12 and over $26.95 plus gratuity for ages 11 and under Downtown Clubhouse Carriage rides are $10 per person. Reservations are required and can only be made by phone 314-539-4470.
WHAT’S COOKIN’ at the MAC
MAC Dining is back! After months of waiting, all dining areas of the Club have finally been opened, although the services may differ a bit. Find out more about what to expect from MAC dining.
1903 dining room
The 1903 dining room, bar and patio remain open. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.9 a.m. and Saturdays 4-9 p.m. The 1903 bar is open from 11a.m.-10 p.m. on weekdays and 4-10 p.m. on Saturday. Call 314-539-4441 for reservations.
Stan Musial Grille
menu to go from the West (314-539-4490) and Downtown Clubhouses (314-539-4487). Click here to see the menus.
SPORTSMAN’S CLUB
The Sportsman’s Club on the 4th floor will remain open for breakfast, lunch and dinner from 7-10 a.m.-10 p.m. Starting Monday, July 20, the Sportsman’s Club began offering daily specials during the week including some MAC favorites like fried chicken, flank steak and more. Call 314-539-4487 for reservations.
Jack Buck Grille
Want to order the MAC to go? The MAC still offers their
The Jack Buck Grille is open for cocktails from 3-10 p.m. Monday through Friday. Weekend hours will be businessdependent as we gear back up, so stay tuned for more information. Hockey starts up in August, and games from the Stanley Cup-winning Blues will be displayed in both the Sportsman’s Club and in the Jack Buck Grille. Let’s go, Blues!
BRIAN SPERATO, TOM RIFFEY, MARK TAMPOW AND TODD REYLING ENJOY HAPPY HOUR IN THE JACK BUCK GRILLE.
PAST PRESIDENT KEITH PHOENIX AND KEITH BARKET ENJOY THEIR WEEKLY FRIDAY BEERS IN THE SPORTSMAN’S CLUB.
On July 27, the Stan Musial Grille finally reopened. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday-Saturday from 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Members, please note that the buffet service will not be reinstated at this time. Call 314-539-4441 for reservations.
MAC Meals to Go
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ANNUAL VETERANS DAY COMMEMORATION
Call for Nominations
Save the date! This year’s Veterans Day Commemoration will take place on Thursday, Nov. 5 at the Downtown Clubhouse. The MAC will honor the Veteran of the Year, a retired or former member of the U.S. military from
the St. Louis area who demonstrates support of veterans and the U.S. in everyday life, who serves as a role model for other citizens, and who is respected for his or her service to veterans. If you know a deserving veteran,
nominate him or her for Veteran of the Year. To nominate an individual, complete the nomination form located online under My MAC > Communication > Documents and submit to Katie Maurer by Friday, Aug. 21.
NOMINATION FOR HONORED VETERAN OF THE YEAR Nominee’s Name: Home Address: City: State: Zip: Phone Number: (Home) (Work) (Cell) E-mail Address: Occupation: Place of Employment: Nominated by: Address: Phone Number: E-mail Address: CRITERIA FOR SELECTION A retired or former member of the U.S. military nominated for the MAC honored veteran award should meet the following criteria: F A veteran who demonstrates support of veterans and the U.S. in everyday life. F A veteran who serves as a role model for other citizens. F A veteran who is respected for his or her service to veterans. F An individual who has served in the United States military on Active Duty or in the National Guard or Reserve and is respected for his or her military accomplishments. F Nominee must live or work in St. Louis City, St. Louis County, St. Charles County, Franklin County, Jefferson County, or the Metro East area. F The individual selected is expected to attend the MAC Veterans Day Luncheon. SUBMISSION PARAMETERS F Attach a brief description describing why your nominee should be selected for the MAC Honored Veteran of the Year. 14 F Cherry Diamond F AUG 2020
F Be specific in describing the military service, civilian and/or military achievements of your nominee, i.e. length of service, grade/rank, a list or description of specific accomplishments, activities while in the military service and in support of military members and veterans, and the numbers of people impacted by the service etc. F List of decorations and awards received. F Self nominations will not be considered. F Typed nominations are preferred and limited to two pages. F Letters of recommendation are helpful, but not necessary. F If available, include a copy of the nominee’s DD 214 Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty. F Obtain the permission of your nominee to submit his or her nomination. F Submit nomination forms to Missouri Athletic Club c/o Katie Maurer, 405 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63102 by Friday, August 21, 2020. Or, email to kmaurer@mac-stl.org. F The MAC Veterans Day Committee will review the nominations and select the individual to receive the award based on the criteria listed in the Criteria section of this nomination form.
EI GH T H A N NUA L
RYDER CUP
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Meetings The MAC offers a variety of Clubs Within the Club to bring together members with common interests. Apollos Mondays, 7 p.m., Downtown Book Club Second Thursday of the month, 5:30 p.m., West
RYDER CUP TEAM WHITE
RYDER CUP TEAM RED
The MAC’s eighth annual Ryder Cup took place on Thursday, July 23 at Glen Echo Country Club. At the event, the white team edged out the red team 12.5 to 11.5 well enjoying MAC camaraderie. Thank you to all who participated in this sold-out event.
Women’s Initiative Group The Women’s Initiative Group meeting and happy hour on Tuesday, July 22 was a great time had by many members. The group discussed ways of helping to provide women of the Club with opportunities for fitness, social, professional and philanthropic engagements to support the Club’s vision. Upcoming events include their signature event Women of Distinction Luncheon, Sip and Shop, Topgolf, Women Business Owners Roundtable, Sip and Cook and Women’s Wellness Week. After the meeting, the group enjoyed cocktails on the 1903 Patio. Any members who would like more information about Women’s Initiative Group can contact Chairperson Jodi Petersen at jodi.petersen@bofa.com.
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Business Development Group Third Thursday of the month, 7:15 a.m., Downtown Dance Club Tuesday at 6:45 p.m., Downtown Forever Young Club Third Friday of the month, 11:30 a.m., West Invitational Sanctioned Bridge Second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 6:15 p.m., West Military History Club Fourth Tuesday of the month, 11:30 a.m., Downtown Toastmasters First and third Wednesdays of the month, 5:30 p.m., Downtown For more information, visit mac-stl.org or call 314-539-4402. MISSOURI Chesterfield (636) 530-6600 Clayton (314) 862-8800 Frontenac (314) 872-8900 O’Fallon (636) 695-2650 St. Louis Headquarters (314) 342-2000 Sunset Hills (314) 909-0238
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