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Cherry Diamond Staff Publisher – Troy Robertson Director of Communications – Jim Wilson Content Marketing Manager/Managing Editor – Amy Freeman Communications Coordinator – Emma Frey Design – Lilyann Rice General Manager – Wallace L. Smith
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Departments 2 Calendar of Events 5 President’s Column 6 From the GM’s Desk 8 New Members
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Clubs Within the Club Around the Club Snapshots
On the cover: Joseph Trover, Andrew Pollaci, Jack and Levi Edgerton, Cameron Rick, Eli Mcculley, and Grace Bower had fun playing soccer at Camp MAC. Photo Credit: Joy Holdmeier Photography
The Cherry Diamond Vol. 111/No. 2 (USPS: 102-560) is published monthly by the Missouri Athletic Club, 405 Washington Ave., St. Louis, MO 63102, (314) 231-7220. Subscription - $45 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 Connect: @macstlouis @macstlouis @macstlouis
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new members were approved this past December making it a record-breaking month for the fiscal year!
The March 2017 deadline to submit a letter of intent to run for the Board of Governors.
The approximate number of Hermann Trophy Banquet attendees.
The year 2016 Hermann Trophy winner Ian Harkes’ father, John Harkes, won the Hermann Trophy.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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February MTS Brandy and Cognac Tasting (DT) Thursday, Feb. 2 Tasting includes hors d’oeuvres, cigars and a hint of chocolate for the adventurous! 6:30-8:30 p.m. $35 per person, plus gratuity for MTS members $39 per person, plus gratuity for non-MTS members
Foundations’ Gala (DT) Friday, Feb. 10 Attend the “party of the year” in support of the MAC’s three foundations. 6 p.m. – Cocktails and silent auction 7:30 p.m. – Dinner 8:30 p.m. – Live auction and dancing $150 per person, all-inclusive ($25 benefits the foundations) $100 per person, all-inclusive for Associates
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Boxing Championship (DT)
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Thursday, Feb. 23
Participate in a fun day of sports, competition and camaraderie during this historic MAC event! 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 11 a.m.– Lunch Event is complimentary.
Have a knockout time at the annual MAC boxing championship and watch the MAC’s very own Paul Helfrich and Adam Bews compete in a bout. 6 p.m. – Cocktails 7 p.m. – Dinner 8 p.m. – Boxing $110 per person, plus gratuity
March Barolo Wine Dinner (WE) Saturday, March 4 Join famed Mauro Molino, one of the top producers of many other styles of Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto (other indigenous grapes of Piedmont), for a multi-course wine dinner. 7:30 p.m. $125 per person, all-inclusive
Irish Whiskey Tasting (DT) Thursday, March 9 Sample a variety of whiskey profiles while enjoying cigars and hors d’oeuvres. 6:30-8:30 p.m. $42.50 per person, plus gratuity for MTS members $46.50 per person, plus gratuity for non-MTS members
St. Patrick’s Day Parade (DT) Saturday, March 11 Get the best seat in town for the St. Patty’s Day Parade aboard the MAC shuttle! All members are invited! 9-11 a.m. – Continental breakfast 11 a.m. – Depart from Downtown Clubhouse 12 p.m. – Parade begins Register online or call 314-539-4471 to ride aboard the float.
Happy Hour (WE) Wednesday, March 15 Mix and mingle with members and prospects while enjoying drinks and appetizers! 5:30-7 p.m. Event is complimentary.
Art and Charity Scavenger Hunt (DT) Friday, March 24 Co-sponsored by the Foundation for the Arts, Associates, FYC and CSC, members are encouraged to hunt for certain art pieces while learning about the current and past CSC charities, includes hors d’oeuvres and parking. 6 p.m. $25 per person
Reservations can also be made by calling: F Downtown: 314-539-4470 F West: 314-539-4490 For any login or registration questions, contact webmaster@mac-stl.org.
The MAC offers a variety of Clubs Within the Club to bring together members with common interests.
Apollos Mondays, 7 p.m., Downtown Bike, Run & Triathlon Thursdays, 5:30 p.m., Downtown Book Club Second Thursday of the month, 5:30 p.m., West Business Development Group Third Thursday of the month, 7:15 a.m., Downtown Forever Young Club Third Friday of the month, 11:30 a.m., West
Use the Website to Register for Events 1. Login to the website (www.mac-stl.org). 2. From the member homepage, register for all events through the web calendar. Access the calendar the following ways: F My MAC > Calendar F Within the Quick Links box under Reservations > Events
CWC MEETINGS
Invitational Sanctioned Bridge Second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 6:15 p.m., West
Kermit Lynch Wine Dinner (DT) Thursday, March 30 Enjoy a five-course dinner by Executive Chef Bart and wines presented by A. Bommarito Wines. 6:30 p.m. $45 per person, all-inclusive for Wine Society members $60 per person, all-inclusive for non-Wine Society members
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PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
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And Down the Stretch They Come... It’s hard to imagine, but our Senior Board class is at the three-quarter pole in our final year of service. For me, the year has been extremely rewarding and continues to move at lightning quick pace. Our Board and Senior staff have accomplished much including an almost $20 million revenue budget, tackling our membership retention and recruitment challenges head on, and rolling out a comprehensive member survey to help determine our capital plan moving forward. Please find updates below for these key categories: MEMBERSHIP: For the fiscal year, we are +32 members headed towards a goal of +50 with four months remaining. Since last May, we are +49 members. Additionally, we are coming off the two best back-to-back months in the last DECADE, plus 22 and 21 (at time of print). This is HUGE news. Great job to our membership team led by Patti Cundiff and President Elect Mike Schoedel. Continued membership strength brings many of our member “wants” closer to reality. It’s very exciting to think about our future if these trends hold steady. FINANCE: F Operating cash flow is +$113,000 over budget. F Total operating revenue is +$143,000 over budget. F Departmental operating income is +$201,000 over budget. F Membership dues are up $55,000, and initiation fees are up $20,000 over last year. F Credit to our finance team of Larry Absheer,
Pam Roth, and finance Chairman Duffy Dunn for renewed strength in this department.
SURVEY: At the time of print, more than 1,340+ members have filled out the survey with a few days remaining before the deadline. Once finalized, General Tracy Beckette, who has tirelessly chaired our Planning Committee, will work with all involved to review the results. The end goal is a prioritized list of member desired projects, with realistic funding sources, to present to the entire membership. Our hope is that this capital plan, alongside its accompanying cash flow projections, will be the road map for future Boards to navigate. It will also give the membership a true picture of things to come. Stay tuned! Speaking of great things to come in our near future. Our newly elected 2017-2018 Board officers are listed below. This is a great group of highly involved Club servants who are posed to push the Club forward. I look forward to a “peaceful transition of power” in May. Good luck men! For the fiscal year, our Club is on target to meet or exceed our membership and financial goals. Under the leadership of General Manager Wally Smith, the Club’s performance has been robust to this point. We humbly ask your continued support of the Club as we strive to reach our year-end benchmarks. If you haven’t visited us lately, I encourage you to come back soon. The food is better, the drinks are colder, and the camaraderie is as strong as ever! In service,
Officers F Troy Robertson – President F Tracy Beckette – Vice President F Rebekah Bahn-Kingston – Second Vice President F Tripp Zumwalt – Secretary F Duffy Dunn – Treasurer
Class of 2017 F Tracy Beckette F Duffy Dunn F Rebekah Bahn-Kingston F Troy Robertson F Tripp Zumwalt
Troy Robertson, President Missouri Athletic Club
Mike Schoedel Elected Next President of the MAC
MIKE SCHOEDEL
Board of Governors
The Missouri Athletic Club’s 15-member Board of Governors met recently and elected Mike Schoedel as the 102nd President of the Club and named the four other officers for 2017-2018. Tim Powers will serve as first vice president, Tim Slater as second vice president, Talmage E. Newtown IV as secretary and Paul Shuff, Jr. as treasurer. Schoedel will succeed President Troy Robertson. The officers will begin a one-year term of service in May. Schoedel and his family are passionate about the MAC and want to give back to the Club. He has served on the Finance, Long-Range Planning, Nominating, and Membership Committees. Schoedel works as a Senior Project Manager for Apex Oil Company, Inc. and lives in Frontenac, Mo. with his wife, Alyson, and their two children Madelyn and Patrick. Their family is very active with the MAC’s swim team.
Class of 2018 F Talmage Newton F Tim Powers F Mike Schoedel F Paul David Shuff Jr. F Tim Slater
Class of 2019 F Andrew Carter F Matt Morris F Aaron Pawlitz F Keith Phoenix F David Smith
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GENERAL MANAGER’S COLUMN
In the next few months, we’ll be sharing with you a summary of the results of our membership survey. As I write this column, the survey deadline is still looming, but more than 35% of the MAC’s members and spouses have fully or partially completed the survey todate. This is just excellent. We’re excited to delve into your feedback and use this information to plan for the future of the MAC. Governor Tracy Beckette is leading the Planning Committee. He has assigned Governor Paul Shuff to lead a task group for the Downtown Clubhouse and Governor Tim Powers to lead a task group for the West Clubhouse. They are looking at operation initiatives, capital expenditures, and the best utilization of our space, specifically our athletic and fitness facilities. We will use the results of the membership survey to create a three-to-five-year project and funding plan. The financial planning will encompass the many resources available to the Club, including our foundations. To reiterate an important point, support of the foundations is key to the longevity of the Missouri Athletic Club. The Preservation, Sports, and Arts Foundations represent the Club’s values of tradition, community, and culture, and they also provide tax-deductible 6 F Cherry Diamond F FEBRUARY 2017
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funding opportunities for the MAC. One of the best ways to support the foundations is by attending our annual gala. If you haven’t already registered to the Foundations’ Gala with your sweetheart on Feb. 10, please do so. You don’t want to miss the party of the year. Also, consider inviting a friend to showcase the MAC at its finest. This is a great opportunity to introduce potential new members to the MAC. On that note, I want to recognize and give special thanks to Steve Albart and Jeff and Danielle Jacoby who tied for proposing the most new members in 2016. Both sponsored new members in December, which was the best recruitment month of 2016. See page 8 for a full list of our new members and sponsors from December. It’s exciting to start the new calendar year so strong. If you look at our first quarter financial summary on page 7, you’ll also see that our fiscal year is off to a great start. In summary, the revenue from departmental operations was about $2.9 million, which was $25,288 more than plan and $163,484 ahead of last year at the same time when we had a major construction project (1903) underway at the West Clubhouse. There are still renovation projects underway such as the Childcare facility at the West Clubhouse, which will be completed by the time you receive this magazine. The kids will certainly enjoy the bright colors and whimsical artwork. We’re already looking forward to the hustle and bustle of youth programs that comes with the spring and summer athletic programming mostly at the West Clubhouse. This issue gives a great overview of our upcoming offerings, which draws many of our families. Register in advance because we anticipate an influx of new members interested in these programs and the outdoor pool in the coming months.
We also foresee more great months of membership recruitment similar to December, which continues to bring the Club closer to its membership cap of 2,500 members. If you have someone in mind that you would like to propose as a new member, don’t wait. There are great things happening as the “MAC is on the move,” and no one should miss out on the fun and excitement. I look forward to seeing you at the Club and at the Foundations’ Gala!
Wally Smith, General Manager Missouri Athletic Club
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First Quarter Financial Report
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The Club’s fiscal year runs from September 1 through August 31. The first quarter of our 2016-2017 fiscal year ended on November 30, 2016. During the first three months of our fiscal year, revenue from departmental operations totaled $2,900,449. This total was $25,288 more than plan and $163,484 ahead of last year. Membership dues reached $1,901,746. This total was $5,610 less than plan and $37,857 ahead of last year. Total resident members in November 2016 stood at 1,459 with total dues-paying members of 2,284; the corresponding totals for November 2015 were 1,437 and 2,316, respectively. In November 2016, there were 1,061 Platinum Partnership members and 487 Diamond Club members; last November’s totals were 992 and 519, respectively. Unallocated costs have accumulated to $2,133,900 so far this year. This total is $41,810 greater than plan and $68,453 greater than last year. Net operating cash flow (net income before depreciation) of $520,752 was generated during the first three months of our fiscal year. This amount is $72,135 better than plan and $220,614 less than last year. Last year’s net operating cash flow included $328,860 of assessment revenue related to the 1903 project at MAC West. Capital expenditures during the quarter totaled $18,702. We are planning to spend no more than $200,000 on capital items this year. The Club ended the quarter with negative cash of $13,766 on its balance sheet. The line of credit balance at the end of November 2016 was $94,211. As of the end of November, the Club had long-term bank debt of $6,788,170 and MAC Redevelopment Corp., which owns our garage, had long-term bank debt of $706,732 for a total of $7,494,902. During the first quarter, principal payments totaling $192,988 were made on the debt.
The audited financial statements of the Missouri Athletic Club for the years ended August 31, 2016 and 2015, are now available in the Club’s Accounting and Finance Department. Any member desiring a copy of the audited financial statements may request a copy from the Chief Financial Officer, Larry Absheer. The consolidated financial statements include the accounts of the Missouri Athletic Club (the “Club”), its wholly owned subsidiary, MAC Redevelopment Corp. (the “Corporation”), and the Missouri Athletic Club Preservation Foundation (the “Foundation”), a related party under common control. The Club generated operating revenues of $18,468,013 during 2016. This was up from $18,260,417 in 2015. Included in operating revenues are membership dues ($7,309,137 for 2016 and $7,305,067 for 2015), departmental operating revenues ($10,963,852 for 2016 and $10,846,330 for 2015), and initiation fees ($195,024 for 2016 and $106,770 for 2015). Operating expenses totaled $19,345,080 in 2016, compared to $18,878,354 in 2015. Net non-operating revenues totaled $1,792,732 in 2016, compared to $858,080 in 2015. There was a negative pension adjustment of $1,498,532 in 2016, compared to a negative pension adjustment of $249,966 in 2015. The Club’s unrestricted net assets decreased by $582,867 to $4,859,912 at the end of 2016, from $5,442,779 at the end of 2015. The Corporation’s operating revenues
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were $216,000 during 2016. Operating expenses were $95,850. Net non-operating expenses were $32,624. Unrestricted net assets increased by $87,526. Unrestricted net assets were $730,457 at the end of 2016. The Foundation’s operating revenues were $110,520 during 2016. Operating expenses were $1,827,535, which included $1,721,707 in program services related to the energy upgrade project at the Downtown Clubhouse. This project is consistent with the Foundation’s taxexempt purpose. The Foundation had borrowed $2,044,754 from the Club as of the end of FY 2016 in order to finance the energy upgrade project. Net non-operating expense was $19,437. Unrestricted net assets decreased by $1,736,452. Unrestricted net assets were a negative $2,002,193 at the end of 2016. The Club’s long-term debt at the end of 2016 was $7,141,612 and the Corporation had long-term debt of $754,732. The corresponding numbers at the end of 2015 were $5,841,087 and $946,732, respectively. At the end of 2016, the balance on the Club’s line of credit was $389,125; the balance at the end of 2015 was $80,488. If you have any questions about the finances of the Club or any of its related entities, please contact Larry Absheer, Chief Financial Officer at 314-539-4477 or labsheer@mac-stl.org or Pam Roth, the Club’s Director of Accounting & Financial Reporting at 314-539-4400 or proth@mac-stl.org.
Larry Absheer, Chief Financial Officer
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Welcome New MAC Members from December!
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
Thank you Proposers for making December the best month of 2016! Bodine, Thomas (Karen) of Propper Construction Services was proposed by Gary Gossett Caro, Joe (Laura) of Post Holdings was proposed by Gus Jacoby Chen, Eric (Louisa) of Hi-DOW International was proposed by Tony Sansone Cole, Jerry of Merrill Lynch was proposed by Mike Schoedel Costello, Clayton of CK Power was proposed by J.J. Costello Darragh, Kenny of St. Louis Parking was proposed by Jack Pohrer Davis, Julian of Fitzgerald Construction Inc. was proposed by Mike Schoedel Di Bisceglie, Adrian (Kimberly) of St. Louis University was proposed by Mike Schoedel
Johnson, James (Cheryl) of Archangel Karting was proposed by James Coleman McClanahan, Darrell (Cindy) of Mosby Building Arts was proposed by Steve Albart Miro, Alex (Kylie Popp) of Aflac was proposed by Dean Eggerding Nadaud, Joshua (Alison) of Agility Orthopedics was proposed by Jeff Jacoby Negrau, John (Elizabeth) of Propper International was proposed by Gary Gossett Otto, Carla (David) of Nidec was proposed by Greg Gorman Owen, Thomas (Terri) of PGAV was proposed by Emily Howard Profancik, Katelyn (Nick) of Monsanto was proposed by Micah Mills
Diener, Scott (Jean) of KMOV was proposed by Michael Murphy
Sansone, Benjamin (Cynthia) of Sansone, Sumner and Lauber was proposed by Stuart Miller
Douglass, Sara (Stephen) was proposed by Tom Douglass
Schell, Jonathan (Merrica) of Eye Physical was proposed by Jeff Jacoby
Epperly, Heather (Carl) of Pilates and Custom Fitness was proposed by Rich Waigand
Sindelar, James (Maria) of JAG Capital Management was proposed by Michael Saracino
Gaskin, John of the Secretary of State Office was proposed by Andrew Zotos Goodman, Jordan (Courtney) of Mark Andy was proposed by Jeff Jacoby
Smith, Donald (Melissa) of Central Presbyterian Church was proposed by Jim Fiala
Guthrie, Johnna (Michael Rippe) was proposed by John Whitacre
Stock, William (Karen) of Microfinish was proposed by Robert Mueller
Hentschell, William (Rachel Ann) of Cisco was proposed by Jeff Jacoby
Vitale, Brianna (Joseph) was proposed by Paul Reilly
Hoffmann, Chris (Teresa) of Wells Fargo was proposed by Kyle Westbrook
Westermayer, Richard (Logan Distefano) of Aflac was proposed by Mark Gorman
Hoffmann, Robert of Hoffmann Brothers was proposed by Kyle Westbrook
Wintermute, Janet (John), retired, was proposed by Ed Corich
Special thanks to Steve Albart and Jeff Jacoby for sponsoring the most members in 2016!
For member contact information, login to the MAC website and go to the online Member Directory under My MAC.
Now Accepting Nominations for the 2017 Board of Governors The Nominating Committee is currently seeking ten qualified candidates to run for the 2017 Board of Governors. Don’t miss this rewarding chance to give back to your Club.
Not only is it a way to give back, but the experience is extremely rewarding. You will: F F F F F F F
Learn more about the nuts and bolts of governance and strategic planning Have the opportunity to use your skills and passion to make an impact on your Club Work with MAC leaders and teams toward a shared goal Have the opportunity to work with professional and hardworking MAC staff Gain notoriety within the Club by promoting informed communication to membership Gain much more from your membership by providing value Develop a deep camaraderie that few ever forget
If you are interested in running, please contact these members of the Nominating Committee: Dean Eggerding, Chairman 314-713-4474 Brent Kaniecki, Co-Chairman 314-517-7888 Kevin Cantwell, Kim DeMotte, Ed Gilkerson, Bob Keightley or Chris Michalak If you have questions about what board service is all about, feel free to contact any current Governor or Past Governor. They are more than happy to answer questions and share experiences. The Club election takes place on May 4, 2017. Your letter of intent is due on or before March 1, 2017.
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The MAC’s annual Foundations’ Gala has been dubbed “the party of the year” for its outstanding celebration of the Club’s three foundations and the people who support them! ATTEND THE EVENT! One of the simplest ways to support the foundations is to attend the gala held on Friday, Feb. 10 at the Downtown Clubhouse beginning at 6 p.m. A delicious dinner will take place at 7:30 p.m., followed by a live auction and dancing at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $150 per person, and $25 per ticket benefits the foundations. Associates pay only $100. To attend, register online or call 314-539-4470.
LIVE AUCTION ITEMS Below is a sampling of some of the fantastic items slated to be auctioned off during the evening’s festivities. Support the foundations and bid! 1. Extraordinary Luxury Belize Beachfront Villa Chabil Mar in Placencia, Belize offers the tropical paradise of an exclusive boutique Caribbean resort! Enjoy up to seven nights in two-bedroom, two-bath villa featuring a full kitchen with 400 feet of private Caribbean beachfront and an exclusive restaurant and bar. Includes lodging only; no travel. (www.chabilmarvillas.com) 2. Golf with St. Louis Cardinals Pitcher Lance Lynn Enjoy golf for you and a friend with St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Lance Lynn and former PGA Golf Agent at Glen Echo Country Club. 3. Napa Valley Getaway Five nights in a two-bedroom, two-bath house for up to four people, featuring an outside barbecue, fireplace and Bocce ball court. Located on the estate of Chanticleer Winery in Yountville, Calif. 4. Shanty Creek Michigan “Stay and Play” Golf Package Three-nights lodging in two double rooms and two rounds of golf each for four people. Includes one new golf bag and four golf shirts. 5. Cook and Dine with Jackie Joyner-Kersee Join Olympic World Record Holder Jackie Joyner-Kersee for a cooking and dining experience at the Downtown Clubhouse. A selected piece of autographed memorabilia will be presented to one lucky winner during the evening. Three overnight rooms are included as well as breakfast in the morning. 6. Aspen Colorado Stay Enjoy a seven-night stay in a condo at The Shadow Mountain Lodge nestled in the heart of Aspen, Colorado, just four short blocks from the town’s shops, bars, restaurants, and nearby ski lifts. Perfect for families with children. (Dec. 9-16, 2017)
7. Fire Rescue Boat: Tour the Mississippi with St. Louis’ Bravest Climb aboard the St. Louis Fire Department’s newest fire rescue boat, the Stan Musial, and experience the mighty Mississippi with the Firefighters of Engine Company 11. 8. Spectacular BBQ Extravaganza Enjoy a fantastic pool-side BBQ for twenty people at the home of Ginny and Keith Barket in Huntleigh. Great BBQ and beverages will be prepared by MAC member Keith Barket and MAC Past President Kim Tucci. 9. Bob Gibson Statue Sculpted by Harry Weber One of the artist’s proof copies (one of 15 limited editions) of a bronze sculpture of Bob Gibson by well-known artist Harry Weber. This maquette, showing his distinctive follow-through, is 18-inches high and mounted on a walnut base. 10. Home-cooked Dinner for Eight by The Pasta House Co. co-founder J. Kim Tucci Your meal will be prepared by J. Kim Tucci, co-founder of The Pasta House Co. You will be served a fabulous meal beginning with the spectacular “real” fettuccini followed by the famous Pasta House Co. salad. Your entrée will be Chicken Marsala and a side of Rigatoni with the secret “Sauce from Hell that tastes like Heaven.” Homemade cheesecake with fresh strawberries will be served for dessert.
11. Blues Extravaganza Twelve people enjoy attending the team’s morning skate with St. Louis Blues coaches and players at Scottrade Center followed by lunch with Chris Kerber. Enjoy the St. Louis Blues game that same evening in a suite. Food and beverages included.
A silent auction full of amazing items will also be available! Call Katie Maurer at 314-539-4402 with any questions. Diamond F FEBRUARY 2017 F SUPPORTING THE MISSOURI ATHLETIC CLUB’S Cherry FOUNDATIONS
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Spring and Summer
2017 ATHLETIC PROGRAMMING
The Club’s spring and summer programming for adults and kids is around the corner! Register now!
JUNIOR TENNIS Camps will be offered for nine weeks this summer from May 30-July 31. There will be no class on July 4. Register for each week separately online. To register, login to the MAC website and go to Athletics > Tennis > Junior Tennis Calendar.
TOTS TENNIS AGES 5-7
PERFORMANCE CLASSES
These classes are geared to give young kids an enthusiasm for the game and develop their tennis skills! F Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 12-1 p.m. or 4-5 p.m. F Location: West Clubhouse F Members: $48 per week F Guests: $58 per week
FUTURE STARS AGES 8-11 This program is for beginner and intermediate level children; courts are divided according to age and ability. F Monday-Friday from 1-4 p.m. F Location: West Clubhouse F Members: $200 per week F Guests: $260 per week
JR. HIGH PERFORMANCE AGES 11-14 These classes are for intermediate middle school-aged players who enjoy tennis and are moving toward the advanced-level class. These classes will emphasize further developing stroke techniques, adding specialty shots, strengthening core stability, learning different playing strategies, problem solving and decision making. F Monday-Friday from 1-4 p.m. F Location: West Clubhouse F Members: $200 per week F Guests: $260 per week
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These classes will include advanced progression of participants’ tactical, technical and mental skills. This will include developing offensive and defensive game styles, practicing specialty shots and creating different spins.
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Monday-Friday from 8-10 a.m. Location: MICDS Members: $175 per week Guests: $225 per week (cost includes match play)
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Monday-Thursday from 8-11:30 a.m. Location: MICDS Members: $250 per week Guests: $335 per week (cost includes match play)
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Monday-Friday from 8-10 a.m. Location: MICDS Members: $175 per week Guests: $225 per week (cost includes match play)
Kenny Powell, Director of Junior Tennis | 314-539-4403 | kpowell@mac-stl.org
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ADULT TENNIS
The most detailed and updated information is available on the MAC website. Login to the MAC website to register online: Athletics > Tennis > Adult Tennis Calendar.
LADIES BEGINNER/ INTERMEDIATE TENNIS CLINIC
LADIES INTERCLUB
Classes will begin with instruction and demonstration of the day’s topic(s) followed by drilling of a new stroke or technique. Game-like play will also be used so participants can learn etiquette, rules of play, court positioning and strategy. F Mondays from 10-11 a.m. F Session One: June 5-26 F Session Two: July 10-31 F Session Three: Aug. 7-28 F $60 per member | $78 per guest
LADIES USTA TENNIS CLINIC These practices are for any players interested in working on their singles and doubles match play at the USTA 3.0 level. The format may vary weekly and will include certain stroke techniques, specific singles and doubles strategies and play. F Mondays from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. F June 6-Aug. 28 | $16 per day
CARDIO TENNIS These pro-led classes emphasize aerobic drills to improve tennis skills and provide a good workout! F June 6-Aug. 13 on Tuesday from 10-11 a.m. F June 7-Aug. 14 on Wednesday from 8-9 a.m. F June 7-Aug. 14 on Wednesday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. F $15 per day
CONTACT
These weekly practices usually involve a warm-up period, a drill period and a play period. Matches are held on Friday mornings. Those wishing to compete in the matches are encouraged to attend the practices to learn doubles strategies and practice with your match partner. Contact Scott Stutz to get involved. F May 23-Aug. 31 | $27 per day F “A” Practice: Tuesday from 9-10:30 a.m. (held at Visitation Academy) F “B” Practice: Thursday from 9-10:30 a.m. F “C” Practice: Wednesday from 9-10:30 a.m.
MEN’S & WOMEN’S SINGLES MATCH MAKER Life is busy, and sometimes committing to a weekly tennis game is hard. To accommodate members’ schedules, MAC tennis pro Scott Stutz works to pair players of all skill levels for singles and doubles matches. He has coached many members and will help you find a game.
MEN’S LEAGUE PLAY F F F F F
June 5-Aug. 25 (no class week of July 3). Monday from 6:30-7:30 a.m. Wednesday from 6:30-7:30 a.m. and 8-9 p.m. Friday from 6:30-7:30 a.m. $15 per day
MEN’S 55+ AFTERNOON WORKOUT Mostly retirees practice with Patrick McNally, then team up on Thursdays to compete in interclub matches against other teams in the St. Louis area. Contact Patrick to get involved at pmcnally@mac-stl.org. F June 6-Aug. 25 (no class week of July 3) F Monday from 2:30-4 p.m. (fall and spring) F Wednesday from 2:30-4 p.m. (summer) F $16 per day
ADULT TENNIS EVENTS
CLUB TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS A competition of all levels to earn the title of MAC Club Champion! F Saturday, April 15 | 5:30-8:30 p.m. F Singles – $30 | Doubles – $45 F Women 2-5 p.m. F Men 5:30-8:30 p.m.
WIMBLEDON TENNIS MIXER Play mixed doubles round-robin style with a light breakfast to follow. F Sunday, July 16 | Time TBD
OPEN COURT TIME JUNE 8 – AUG. 24 All members may enjoy complimentary court time on Wednesdays between 6:30 – 9 p.m. Contact Kim Steinmetz to make a reservation at ksteinmetz@mac-stl.org.
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SQUASH MEN’S SINGLES B/C CLINIC Work on technique, skills and tactical aspects of the game. F Wednesday from 7:30-8:30 p.m. F $20 per player
LADIES SINGLES BEGINNER CLINIC A perfect clinic for beginners or first timers. Work on technique, skills and tactical aspects of the game. F Tuesday from 10-11 a.m. F Thursday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. F $20 per player
New Program!
TEAM LEAGUE Teams are seeded and drafted every five weeks. Team Captains organize their teams each week. Preferably matches are played on Thursday nights, but players have a week to complete their match. There is no cost to play.
MEMBER/GUEST DOUBLES Reigniting an old event. Find a nonmember/guest to participate. Sign up with one of the pros. F March 3-4 F $30 per player
For the most detailed and updated information, login to the MAC website and go to the Squash page. To register, contact Adam Bews at abews@mac-stl.org.
JUNIOR PROGRAMS The MAC offers squash programming for kids of all ages and abilities with the goal of nurturing a love of the game, encouraging good sportsmanship and building squash skills.
Dates vary in March; reach out to Adam Bews for more information at abews@mac-stl.org.
YOUTH PERFORMANCE
SUMMER SQUASH CAMP
Runs in eight-week blocks in the spring, fall, and winter on Tuesday from 6:307:30 p.m. and Saturday from 1-2 p.m.
Runs the first three weeks of June for beginner, intermediate and advanced players. Price varies. Speak with a squash pro for more information.
HIGH PERFORMANCE
JUNIOR ROUND ROBINS
Runs in eight-week blocks in the spring, fall, and winter on Monday and Wednesday from 5-6:30 p.m. and Saturday from 2-3:30 p.m.
ELITE SQUASH Runs in eight-week blocks in the spring, fall, and winter on Tuesday and Thursday from 5-6:30 p.m. and Saturday from 2-3:30 p.m.
BACK TO SCHOOL CAMP Runs the first and second week of August. Price varies. Speak with a squash pro for more information.
JUNIOR CIRCUIT TOURNAMENTS Three junior circuit tournaments are held each season. Cost is $40 to participate.
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SPRING BREAK CAMP
Runs the first and second week of August. Price varies. Speak with a squash pro for more information.
SQUASH EVENTS
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS DINNER A recap of the championship finals and the season as a whole! F April date TBD
New Event!
PARENT/CHILD DOUBLES Parents and their children team up to play doubles. A and B flights. F May 27-28 F $30 per adult, $15 per child
Contact Adam Bews, Director of Squash to register at 314-539-4455 or abews@mac-stl.org.
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RACQUETBALL PRIVATE LESSONS
THURSDAY NIGHT DOUBLES
The MAC’s racquetball professional offers private or semi-private lessons.
Open to all ages and skill levels. Players are paired according to ability. Meets every Thursday at 6 p.m.
RACQUETBALL CLINICS
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
One-hour clinics are offered periodically throughout the year for all ages and skill levels.
CONTINUOUS LEAGUE
Annually, the MAC hosts the Club Championships Tournament.
MAC RACQUETBALL CLASSIC Occasionally, the men’s and women’s racquetball tour along with the top area high school players participate in this tournament.
Handicap league held on Tuesday evenings for ten-week sessions.
CONTACT
Dave Schwent, Racquetball Professional | 314-539-4467 | dschwent@mac-stl.org
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SWIM & DIVE
Visit www.macwest.swim-team.us for the most detailed information and registration.
PENGUIN AND PUFFIN SWIM TEAMS
SWIM TEAM MEET DATES
F May 30 – Meet and Greet F May 31 – First day of practice The MAC Swim Team is a fun yet F June 5 – Penguin meet; time trials competitive team for children ages F June 7 – First day of Puffin 5-18. Practice is offered five days a Pre-team practice week, and weekly meets are held on F June 12 – Evening swim meet Monday nights. Open enrollment F June 19 – Evening swim meet begins on April 1 (March 1 for families F June 26 – Evening swim meet from the 2016 season to secure a spot) F Week of July 3 – Evening swim meet and ends on May 22 for ages 13 and (date TBD) under and on June 13 for ages 14+. The F July 10 – Evening swim meet season begins on Wednesday, May 31. F July 14-15 – Conference The Puffin Pre-team is for younger F July 17 – Swim banquet swimmers (ages three and up) who cannot yet swim the full length of the CONTACT pool. The six-week Puffin Pre-team Stephanie Reh: msreh@sbcglobal.net season offers practice three days a Alyson Schoedel: alysonschoedel@charter.net week and starts on Wednesday, June 7.
DIVE TEAM Register children ages 5-18 for the MAC’s Dive Team. Practices are Monday-Friday mornings and Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Meets occur on Saturday mornings from 9-10:30 a.m.
CONTACT Nikki Hostnik: nikki@ehostnik.com
SWIM TEAM SPRING WARM-UP Led by head swim coach Lauren Fonseca and assistant swim coaches for ages six and up. F April 15-May 20 F Saturday mornings at 9:30 a.m. F $60 per person for six-week session F Downtown Clubhouse
GROUP ADULT SWIM TRAINING Learn stroke instruction by swim instructor Nick Divan. Sessions yearround. Next session begins March/April. F 10:30-11:30 a.m. | $100/eight classes F Downtown Clubhouse
YOUTH LEARN-TO-SWIM CLINIC Instructed by head swim coach Lauren Fonseca for ages four to six years. F Saturday mornings from 8:30-9:15 a.m. F April 15-May 20 F $60 per person for six-week session F Downtown Clubhouse
2017 NACAD GREAT LAKES SWIM CONTEST Compete by attempting to swim the lengths of four Great Lakes. Keep track of all laps swum between Feb. 1 and 28. No cost to participate! Forms are available at the Downtown Clubhouse Athletic Desk on 5M. Members only.
CONTACT Rick Schneider: 314-539-4434 rschneider@mac-stl.org Register online under My MAC > Calendar and filter by Swimming. 14 F Cherry Diamond F FEBRUARY 2017
GOLF
For the most detailed information and to register, go to www.stlouisgolflessons.com/ missouri-athletic-club-members-only and use the password MACGOLFSTAR to access the MAC’s members-only page.
Maria Palozola, Head Golf Professional for the MAC and owner of St. Louis Golf Lessons, and her team of professional golf instructors offer clinics, lessons and team opportunities for men, women and junior MAC members. Login to the MAC website for more information.
WOMEN’S PROGRAMS
SPRING SPRING BREAK CAMP F March 13-17 | 10 a.m.- noon INTO GOLF Location TBD SHORT GAME CLINIC F F $195 per member | $215 per guest*
CO-ED PROGRAMS
F April 24-27 | 9-10 a.m. F Missouri Bluffs Golf Club F $130 per member | $150 per guest*
SPRING INTO GOLF SHORT GAME CLINIC
SPRING INTO GOLF FULL SWING CLINIC
Golfers will learn putting, chipping, pitching and bunker play. Understand how to hit the right shots on and around the green. F April 10-13 | 9-10 a.m. F Missouri Bluffs Golf Club F $130 per member | $150 per guest*
F April 17-20 | 9-10 a.m. F Missouri Bluffs Golf Club F $130 per member | $150 per guest*
SPRING INTO GOLF FULL SWING CLINIC This clinic will cover the basics of set-up and full swing techniques for better ball control and improved distance. F April 3-6 | 9-10 a.m. F Missouri Bluffs Golf Club F $130 per member | $150 per guest* (beginner and intermediate)
THREE-HOUR MINI GOLF SCHOOL Receive tailored instruction in a small group setting. F April 23, May 5, May 28, June 11 and June 25 F 9 a.m.- noon F Location TBD F $155 per member F $165 per guest
JUNIOR PROGRAMS
LADIES BASICS This class reviews all the basics of the full swing and short game shots for ladies of all skill levels. F May 2-June 6 | 6-6:45 p.m. F Big Bend Golf Center F $90 per member | $120 per guest*
MOM’S BACK TO SCHOOL GOLF CLASS The class will cover putting, chipping, pitching, irons and woods. F Aug. 21-25 | 10-11 a.m. F Big Bend Golf Center F $150 per member | $170 per guest*
MEN’S PROGRAMS
MEN’S BASICS Review all the basics of the full swing and all short game shots for men of all skill levels. F May 3-June 7 | 6-6:45 p.m. F Big Bend Golf Center F $90 per member | $120 per guest*
AFTER SCHOOL SESSION Emphasizes the fundamentals of the goal swing for short and long game. F April 3, 10, 17, 24 and May 1 F 3:30-4:30 p.m. F Big Bend Golf Center F $150 per member | $170 per guest*
WEEKEND CAMP Covers full swing and short game. F Saturday/Sunday, April 29-30, May 6-7 F 2-3:30 p.m. F Big Bend Golf Center F $180 per member | $200 per guest*
U.S. KIDS GOLF PROGRAM U. S. Kids Top 50 Instructor teaches this nationally acclaimed program. F Level One: July 17-21 F All Levels: July 24-28 F 9-11 a.m. F Location TBD F $200 per member per five-day program F $225 per guest per five-day program
SUMMER JUNIOR CAMPS Camp covers all aspects of golf for all skill levels. F June 5-9, June 19-23, July 10-14, July 24-28 F 9-11 a.m. F Location TBD F $195 per member per five-day camp* F $215 per guest per five-day camp* *Cost of balls not included Cherry Diamond F FEBRUARY 2017 F 15
YOUTH PROGRAMS From camps to specialized clinics, the MAC’s youth have opportunities to learn a new sport or perfect their skills and techniques through year-round athletic and activity programs.
SPRING BREAK CAMP Runs from March 13-17 for children in grades K-6; you pick the days. MEMBERS: F Full Day (9 a.m.-4 p.m.): $50 per day (includes lunch) F Half Day (9 a.m.-12 p.m. or 1-4 p.m.): $25 per day (optional $7 lunch) GUESTS: F Full Day (9 a.m.-4 p.m.): $65 per day (includes lunch) F Half Day (9 a.m.-4 p.m. or 1-4 p.m.): $40 per day (optional $7 lunch)
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BASKETBALL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM This skills and development program taught by Dietrick Sooter runs for six weeks from March 5-April 9. F F F F
Ages 5-8 on Sunday from 12-1 p.m. Ages 9-13 on Sunday from 1:15-2:15 p.m. $99 per member $159 per guest
Joy Holdmeier, Programs Manager 314-539-4468 or jholdmeier@mac-stl.org
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SPECIALTY CAMPS
Runs for 12 weeks, May 30-Aug. 18 for grades K-6 (no camp on July 4); you pick the weeks! F Full Day: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (includes lunch) F Half Day: 9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 p.m.
Specialty camps are offered throughout the summer and during the holidays. Weeklong camps include soccer, flag football, basketball, baseball, lacrosse, yoga and golf. Dates vary; login to the MAC website and visit the Youth Programs Calendar for details.
MEMBERS: F Full Day: $185 per child per week F Half Day: $105 per child per week (optional $7 lunch)
SUMMER FIELD TRIP CAMPS
GUESTS: F Full Day: $245 per child per week F Half Day: $135 per child per week (optional $7 lunch)
PRESCHOOL SUMMER CAMP Runs for six weeks for ages 3-5 (must be fully potty trained). F May 30, June 12, June 26, July 10, July 24 and Aug. 7 F 9 a.m.-noon F Members only: $149 per child per week (optional $7 lunch).
NOTE: For all camps, weekly rate will not be pro-rated. Walk-in fee is $25 per week, and walk-ins will not be admitted if there is a wait list or if camp is at limit. No-show fee is $25.
Debuted in 2016, the Sports Field Trip Camp and Adventure Field Trip Camp are for children in grades K-6 and runs from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily with lunch included. Registration is limited. No walk-ins accepted. Dates TBD; check MAC website for updates. Cost varies depending on activities and destinations.
GYM & SWIM Kids in grades K-6 enjoy days off on Martin Luther King Day and Presidents’ Day with activities and swimming at the Downtown Clubhouse. F 9 a.m.-4 p.m. F $58 per child, members only
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FRIDAY NIGHT MACtivities Between October and May, children up to age 12 enjoy age-appropriate games, sports, activities and movie nights on Fridays at the West Clubhouse. F 5:30-8:30 p.m.
YOGA FOR KIDS The MAC offers yoga for children ages pre-K through teen. Yoga at an early age helps children learn about their bodies, teaches them how to breathe better, quiet the mind, gain focus, and improve coordination, strength and flexibility. Classes, locations, and rates are listed online under Athletics > Youth Programs.
SPORTS LESSONS & CLINICS The MAC offers private lessons for children of all ages in basketball and volleyball. Clinics are held throughout the year in basketball, volleyball, soccer, baseball, golf and more.
For the most detailed and updated information, login to the MAC website and register from the Youth Programs Calendar.
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Personal Training AT T H E M AC
The MAC’s more than 10 professional personal trainers are enthusiastic about the life-changing power of exercise. They are skilled at making diet and exercise recommendations to improve overall health and fitness levels and help members reach their goals. Book a session and let the MAC’s personal trainers help you achieve your new year resolutions! For returning or repeat training, use the personal training reservation system located by clicking on the Wellness tab on the member homepage and selecting the Schedule a Session drop-down. For first time clients, complete the form located under the Schedule a Session drop-down. A fitness manager will reach out to assess your health and fitness goals and pair you with a trainer best suited to your needs. (RIGHT) COURTNEY HUTT TRAINS JUSTIN FOWLER.
2017 Double Elimination Basketball Tournament Registration is open from Feb. 20-Mar. 17. The tournament begins the week of Mar. 27 and lasts for four weeks. Most games are held on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Occasionally, games will be held on Monday nights. Those who participate in the tournament will not be charged to attend the annual basketball banquet. Register online from the Calendar under the My MAC tab, and filter by basketball. For more information, contact Scott Mattingly at smattingly@mac-stl.org. F $65 per person 18 F Cherry Diamond F FEBRUARY 2017
FITNESS CLASS HIGHLIGHT:
Bosu Burn TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 9:30 a.m. F West Clubhouse West Clubhouse Youth Programs Manager and personal trainer, Joy Holdmeier, instructs this dynamic fitness class! Bosu Burn is a high intensity full body strength, cardio and core workout using the Bosu weights, TRX and other equipment for a great burn! Sign up for this and any other fitness class by logging into the MAC website. Register from the Fitness Calendar located under the Wellness tab on the member homepage.
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COLLEGE SOCCER’S BEST
Harkes and Buchanan Awarded Hermann Trophy
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: BUCHANAN, PRESS AND HARKES; BOB BUTEHORN AND FINALIST ALBERT RUIZ; MEMBERS OF THE AJAX U9 GIRLS TEAM ACCOMPANIED THE FINALISTS AT THE PRESS CONFERENCE; USC COACH KEIDANE MCALIPINE AND FINALIST MORGAN ANDREWS; WEST VIRGINIA’S KADEISHA BUCHANAN; EMCEE BILL MCDERMOTT INTERVIEWS CHRISTEN PRESS.
College soccer’s rising young stars gathered at the MAC for the presentation of the Hermann Trophy. The award is presented annually to the top male and female players in the country. Wake Forest University senior midfielder Ian Harkes (Fairfax, Va.) and West Virginia University senior defender Kadeisha Buchanan (Brampton, Ontario) received the MAC Hermann Trophy – a 10-pound crystal soccer ball – as National Players of the Year in NCAA Division I men’s and women’s soccer. Harkes captained the Demon Deacons to a berth in the NCAA College Cup Final, scoring the game-winning goal in double overtime of the national semifinals, during a standout season in which he was named ACC Midfielder of the Year, ACC Tournament MVP and NCAA Tournament Offensive Most Outstanding Player. He is the second member of the Harkes family to be honored by the MAC after his father, John Harkes, was the MAC Player of the Year in 1987. It marks the first time a father and son have won college soccer’s top award. Runners-up for the men’s award were Florida Gulf Coast University junior forward Albert
Ruiz (Barcelona, Spain) and University of Maryland sophomore forward Gordon Wild (Cologne, Germany). Buchanan, a MAC Hermann Trophy finalist a year ago, also captained her school to the NCAA College Cup Final and was named the NCAA Tournament Defensive Most Outstanding Player. A four-time NSCAA All-American and fourtime Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, Buchanan anchored the Mountaineer defense to 18 shutouts, most in NCAA Division I, in 2016. She is a member of the Canadian Women’s National Team, earning Best Young Player accolades at the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup and winning a bronze medal at the 2016 Olympic Games. Runners-up for the women’s award were University of Southern California senior midfielder Morgan Andrews (Milford, N.H.) and Stanford University junior midfielder Andi Sullivan (Lorton, Va.). The 2010 Hermann Trophy winner and 2015 U.S. Women’s World Cup Championship team member, Christen Press, was the banquet’s featured speaker. See more photos on Facebook!
MACPast HARKES FOLLOWS IN FATHER’S FOOTSTEPS
Ian Harkes followed in his father’s footsteps after being named the 2016 Hermann Trophy winner on Jan. 6. His father, John, won the award in 1987.
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GOOD FELLOWSHIP DAY
Boxing
CHAMPIONSHIP Presented by Midwest Regional Bank
Attend this annual MAC event and have a knockout time! Enjoy cocktails, cigars, dinner and boxing! This year, two of the MAC’s staff – Squash Director Adam Bews and Fitness Manager Paul Helfrich – will compete in a bout!
MAC BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP THURSDAY, FEB. 23 6 p.m. – Cocktails and cigars 7 p.m. – Dinner 8 p.m. – Boxing $110 per person, plus gratuity Downtown Clubhouse 22 F Cherry Diamond F FEBRUARY 2017
Camaraderie and sports are the name of the game at this historic MAC event! Enjoy good-hearted competition, food and fellowship!
FITNESS CLASSES F 9 a.m. – Boot Camp in Judo Room with Courtney and Fighting Fit in Aerobics Room with Dan F 9:30 a.m. – Water Aerobics with Rob F 10 a.m. – Turbo Shred in Judo Room with Courtney, Yoga for All in Aerobics Room with Andrew F 10:30 a.m. – 30-Minute Abs in Judo Room with Courtney
COMPETITIONS AND OTHER EVENTS F 500 meter and 2,000 meter rowing F Bench press F Closest-to-the-pin F Three-point contest F Swimming F Squash F Handball on 7th floor F Racquetball on 5th floor F Basketball games F Pro Shop sale F Massages
Saturday, Feb. 18 F 9 a.m.-3 p.m. F 11 a.m. – Lunch Event is complimentary F Downtown Clubhouse
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2016 MEETINGS RESULT IN HEARTY PRAISE FOR CLUB 2016 was a great year for meetings and events at the Missouri Athletic Club! Take a look at the feedback received from countless companies that held events at the MAC during the past year. To book meetings for company product rollouts, status updates, or strategic planning, for instance, call 314-539-4448. Just wanted to follow up with a note to tell you that our Christmas dinner for our Board of Directors was wonderful. The room was beautifully decorated; the food was excellent and your team took good care of us! — Susan Turner, Concordia Publishing House I would like to extend my thanks and gratitude for making our two-day workshop a tremendous success. Northwestern Center for Public Safety has held two other workshops this year, and this one is the one that will be remembered by our staff, panelists and registrants. — Deborah Magyar, Northwestern Center for Public Safety Thanks again for all you and your staff did to make our board meeting go well. It means a lot to us that you all take such good care of us, especially when our board members are the guests! — Tim Ryan, St. Louis Sports Commission
On behalf of the board of Delux Power 100 and staff of Delux Magazine, and CEO Keith Griffin II, I would like to express our sincere gratitude and thanks to the Missouri Athletic Club and its amazing staff that met all of our needs and last minute changes. We’re grateful for the generosity of your esteemed establishment and staff. — M.L. Hunt, Delux Power 100 Thank you so much for helping us have a wonderful retreat at the Missouri Athletic Club. Everything was GREAT and everyone was so helpful and gracious. I don’t think there’s a rude person in your organization! I appreciate all your time and effort in helping me prepare for it. — Cindy Hannah, Great Southern Bank
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Mauro Molino: Barolo – A History of Passion By MAC Sommelier, Nichole Miller-Kirk I know that Nebbiolo may Mauro’s father passed and left him this gorgeous swath of land. The not be the go-to wine for many awards that have been bestowed some as there remains upon this winery include nods from an element of mystery James Suckling, Robert Parker, Wine surrounding its flavors, Spectator, Decanter and a bevy of local pairings and all around accreditations. appeal. In all honesty, it is a grape that Barolo is one of the most highly I need to spend more time with as I regarded wines produced in Piedmont prepare for my Advanced Course this and all of Italy. The grape used in its coming summer. It is a many-layered production is Nebbiolo, the grape of grape in that its applications are vast and range from one production zone to “Tar and Roses” as it is commonly known in wine circles as these kinds of the next. Considering all of this, I felt it aromas that tend to protrude through necessary to have a dinner surrounding the dark mulberry and licorice notes the Mauro Molino portfolio and its that are its main archetype. This is a award-winning wines to better expose thin skinned grape similar in cultivation the membership to the incredible to Pinot Noir. It is a fickle grape that nuances of this noble Italian grape. requires a lot of winemaking technique Mauro Molino is one of the top to produce and maintain the quality producers of many other styles of to which it has become revered. Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto (other Conversely to Pinot Noir, Nebbiolo is indigenous grapes of Piedmont). The a high tannin grape when used in the vineyard has been family owned and production of Barolo. In this style, it operated since before 1979 when
is more masculine in its flavor profiles and characteristics being full-bodied where tannin and structure serve to balance its high alcohol content. I welcome you to join me for a Barolo wine dinner with the man himself, Mauro Molino, and together we will decipher the many attributes of this blockbuster grape. Having a winemaker who walks the vineyard, tends the soil and fosters a lifelong passion with the end result being art in a bottle is something that I want to share with the membership. The dinner will be held at the West Clubhouse in the 1903 dining room on Saturday, March 4 at 7:30 p.m. Registration is available on the MAC website under the dining calendar, and tickets are $125 all-inclusive. I want to thank all of you for the ongoing success of the wine program and the outpouring of support for these kinds of events. From the bottom of my heart, thank you!
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Enjoy a delicious Valentine’s Day dinner with your sweetheart every evening from Feb. 14-18 for $75 per person. Make a dining reservation online.
DOW N TOW N Enjoy a three-course dinner on Tuesday, Feb. 14 prepared by Executive Chef Bart, including Caesar salad, grilled filet and lobster tail, Asiago potatoes, grilled seasonal vegetables and the pastry chef’s special chocolate surprise for $35 per person! Make a dining reservation online.
F E B RUA RY 19 0 3 P R O M OT I O N S SUPER BOWL SUNDAY “DRINK UNTIL IT’S FREE” TACO BAR Every drink purchased goes against the original price of the taco bar. Feb. 5 F 4 p.m. F $19.03 per person Note: After football season, the 1903 bar will no longer be open on Sunday. Brunch will resume as scheduled. Also, beginning Jan. 2, lunch will no longer be served in 1903.
THEMED FAMILY NIGHT BUFFETS FEB. 2 – LAST TAILGATE/ BARBECUE Hot sides include pulled pork, smoked brisket, smoked chicken wings, braised green beans, baked beans, corn bread, toasted ravioli and Texas chili. Cold sides include creamy citrus coleslaw, potato salad, celery sticks, pecan pie, banana pudding and apple pie. FEB. 9 – PARISIAN CAFÉ Hot items include chicken coq au vin, dauphinoise potatoes, roasted salmon with beurre blanc, white wine steamed mussels, and more! A build-your-own crepe station will also be available!
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Downtown Wines of the Quarter
Dine in the Jack Buck Grille during the month of February, and enjoy these wines by the glass or by the bottle. $10 per glass ✦ $38 per bottle
2014 Sonoma-Cutrer Russian River Ranches Chardonnay Russian River Ranches is cuvee of distinct vineyard lots, each contributing its own personality to the wine. These vineyards come together to create a Chardonnay that is consistent from year to year and remains among the most coveted in each and every vintage. True to the Russian River Ranches style, this wine is beautifully focused with a nice, bright acidity balanced by a long finish and a light mid-palate creaminess. Tasting Notes: This vintage is very aromatic, fruit forward, loaded with aromas of lemon and lime, and accented with nougat, green apple, spices, pear and touches of wet stone minerality. Crisp and zesty flavors of lemon drop, green apple, white peach and lychee are accented with a nice barrel spice and persistent lime.
2013 Sonoma County Gundlach Bundschu Mountain Cuvee Mountain Cuvee is a modern, vineyard-sourced California Bordeaux red that over delivers quality for the price. Tasting Notes: Loaded with blackberry, dark plum, and black raspberry mingled with clove, tea, and spices, this seriously crafted yet surprisingly approachable red leaves a medium-bodied mouthful. Driven by dark cherry fruit, creamy cocoa, and vanilla, this wine is framed by smooth tannins and a long, rich finish and is intended to be enjoyed within fives years of vintage.
FEB. 16 - HAWAIIAN NIGHT Enjoy hot items such as mahi-mahi, coconut chicken kababs, Kahlua pulled pork and more! Cold items include Hawaiian haystacks, tuna poke, Hawaiian wedding cake and more! FEB. 23 – MARDI GRAS Crawfish etouffe, red beans and rice, Jambalaya, and shrimp creole round out the hot sides offered. Cold sides include baby shrimp maison, king cake, bananas foster and more!Drink specials including $4 Jack Daniels and $3 Jim Beam. 5-9 p.m. Adults – $19.03 per person Children – $9.03 per child Make a dining reservation online.
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A Day to REMEMBER Preparing for the big day requires time, planning and inspiration. Let the MAC take care of the details so the only hitch happening is with the bride and groom!
NUMBER OF GUESTS This should be one of the very first things to consider when beginning wedding planning. The number of guests will dictate the size of the venue. As a rule of thumb, allow for 25-30 square feet of space per guest.
CHOOSING A DATE AND VENUE Selecting a date for a wedding should also be one of the first items on the to-do list since many soon-to-be-weds book venues at least six months in
advance. When selecting a venue, take into account wedding blackout dates, number of guests, budget, what’s included in the rental fee, and any other specifics. Tip: Waiting for a date could result in more bargaining power. Calling for an open date only a couple months in
Make it a MAC Wedding: The Missouri Athletic Club provides the perfect venue with its stunning Missouri Ballroom.
I can’t thank you enough for the most perfect reception. David and I had an absolute blast. You and your staff are amazing! Thank you for everything. – Dani E.
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advance could save up to 25% and Friday and Sunday weddings should cost 30% less than Saturday dates.
Thank you so much for all of your help throughout this process! It was a gorgeous wedding, and I am so thankful to have had it held at the MAC. My parents and my sister had their wedding receptions there so it means a lot to keep it in the family. Our guests had an amazing time and really enjoyed their dinner. As for John and me, it was the best day of our lives, and I can’t imagine having celebrated it anywhere else! Thank you again for everything! – Chrissy S. Accommodating 400 seated guests, the ballroom is ornately decorated and offers a long list of inclusions as part of its wedding package such as a wedding cake, fourhour open bar, multi-course meal service, self-parking in the garage, a personal event manager and more!
PHOTOGRAPHERS, FLORISTS AND BANDS, OH MY! Allow one vendor to point the way to others. The photographer(s) chosen for the big day will more than likely have references to florists whose blooms really “pop” or bands that really pack the dance floor. These experts know what works and what doesn’t. Leave room for their suggestions! Make it a MAC Wedding: The Club offers a list of its tried and true, top-notch vendors! Meet with a MAC event manager today to get the inside scoop!
TRIM THE BUDGET One of the simplest ways to cut down on costs is to lighten the guest list. Half of wedding expenses are spent on wining and dining guests. If costs average $100 per person, cutting down on a table of 10 will result in $1,000 of savings.
48-50% for reception, 8-10% for flowers, 8-10% for attire, 8-10% for entertainment/music, 10-12% for photography/video, 2-3% for gifts, and 8% for any miscellaneous expenses. It’s also wise to set aside an extra 5-10% for surprise expenses such as invitation misprints or umbrellas for a rainy day.
GET ORGANIZED
THE KIDS ZONE
Organization: It’s essential to pulling off a wedding with very little hiccups. Keep a three-ringed binder for all correspondence with vendors, notes from any meetings, inspirational tear sheets/photos and any other material that needs to be saved. Set up a special email address just for the wedding, and store any important vendor phone numbers.
MAKE IT LEGIT
WALLET WISDOM A typical wedding budget will be divided up following this formula:
Deciding whether or not to allow children is a big decision. A few choices available are to allow kids with open arms, hire a childcare service during the reception, or keep the wedding an adults-only event. Just be sure to make it a uniform decision to decrease the risk of hurt feelings.
Read up on marriage licenses and their requirements. Double check when the office issues licenses and give a copy to a trusted member of the wedding party.
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My wife and I hosted our daughter’s wedding reception in the Missouri Ballroom preceded by a reception downstairs in the Art Lounge. I wanted to let you know what a truly wonderful and memorable experience we enjoyed. The ballroom was spectacular and the service from the entire staff for the reception, dinner, and bar service was impeccable. The MAC is fortunate to have such a dedicated staff. My wife and I had our reception almost 35 years ago in the Crystal Room. Based on the success and numerous compliments we received, it looks like we have found the venue for our next two daughters’ weddings! Again, a hearty thank you to the staff for creating a night we will never forget. – Jim W.
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KEEP A PAPER TRAIL Get important details such as venue rental times or vendor arrival times in writing. Follow-up with a confirmation email for clarification rather than assuming everything is set.
SCHEDULE THE SETUP Allow ample time for wedding setup. If renting a venue, ensure that outside vendors are allowed and confirm arrival times. The best option is to have most set-up occur a day in advance, but
if that is not feasible, see about set-up occurring in the hours preceding the wedding.
MEAL MANAGEMENT While planning the food for the reception, don’t forget onsite vendors such as the DJ/band, photographer or videographer. To save money, make sure that it’s not required to serve the same food to the vendors that guests will receive. Choose a less expensive, yet hearty meal for them instead. Be
sure to let the wedding caterer know a few days in advance exactly how many vendors and guests will need to be fed. Make it a MAC Wedding: The Club provides exquisite meal options prepared by its executive chef that are perfect for any taste or budget. Let the MAC whip up a delectable menu for the special day!
TAKE TIME FOR YOU On the wedding day, allow for some “me time” to recharge, grab a breath or simply take it all in. Hiring a dayof coordinator will help ensure that everything will be taken care of even while fitting in some down time to relax and enjoy.
ANTICIPATE CHALLENGES No wedding will ever come off perfectly so mentally prepare for some things to not go as planned. Double
and triple-check the list and remain cool. Although it’s impossible to plan for everything that could possibly go wrong, revisiting a checklist and preparing mentally can alleviate overlooking something big.
SIT BACK AND ENJOY Amongst the hustle and bustle day-of, most couples forget to take a few minutes to look around and soak everything in. Months of planning, sweat and work have resulted in a spectacular, once-ina-lifetime event that should be enjoyed and appreciated—especially by the newlyweds. Make it a MAC Wedding: For more information about hosting a fantastic wedding and/or reception at the MAC, contact the Catering Department at 314-539-4470.
The service, venue, experience, and everything else at the MAC was absolutely perfect. Our reception could not have been more perfect, and the food was even better than the tasting (I don’t know how that is possible)! Thank you for being so accommodating and making our day unforgettable and perfect. – Brittany P.
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taxi MORT BROWN, BILL BOUCHEIN, 2017 WINNER ERIC MARTIN, BOB BARNES AND DON FRANZ PRESENT A CHECK FOR $3,000 TO CSC CHAIRMAN, NAT WALSH.
Silver Racquet Tennis Tournament Donates to CSC In mid-November, Bob Barnes hosted a tennis tournament at the West Clubhouse and invited guests to attend. In exchange for donating to the Charitable Society for Children, the guests received breakfast and a hat. The event has been hosted for
seven years and hopes to gain enough momentum to become an annual event hosted by MAC staff. This excellent recruiting tool showcases the Club to prospective members and raises funds separate from the MAC Tennis Exhibition.
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CSC and Sports Foundation Merge The MAC has a rich tradition of philanthropy both within the Club and in the St. Louis community. The MAC’s Charitable Society for Children and the Sports Foundation have been at the forefront of these efforts. For nearly 10 years, the CSC has led the charge in giving to local children’s charities, while the Sports Foundation has been strongly committed to athletic philanthropy. For the past year, the CSC and the Sports Foundation have discussed combining their efforts to make a larger impact. 30 F Cherry Diamond F FEBRUARY 2017
With the approval of the Board of Governors in January, the CSC and the Sports Foundation combined their philanthropic efforts. The CSC will continue to operate as a Club Within the Club, a permanent committee under the Sports Foundation and will retain its 501c3 status. As always, the CSC will continue to hold its own fundraising events throughout the year. To make an impact in the community or join the All-Star Program, contact Cynthia Goudy by calling 314-797-5474.
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Attend this annual luncheon to honor local women who have enriched the community through leadership, character and professional achievements. KMOV meteorologist Kristen Cornett will emcee the program and SLU Head Women’s Basketball Coach, Lisa Stone, headlines as the keynote speaker.
Matthew Piper specializes in high resolution, high dynamic range fine art infrared photography, in both black and white and color. He thanks Rick Ferncase for introducing him to black and white infrared photography in 2000. From 2002-2007, Piper sold his artwork predominantly to those living in and MANAROLA, CINQUE TERRE BY visiting California, but had to put his MATTHEW STUART PIPER cameras away when Kodak and Konica stopped making infrared film. Teaching gigs and various degrees kept Piper away from his love of photography until 2015, when he got his first digital SLR. He began shooting again this past year, delving into color infrared photography for the first Mark your calendars for the upcoming MAC Happy time. As time permits, he will seed his website (matthewstuartpiper.com) Hours. In addition to serving up great drink specials, with his prior work (hand-colored infrared prints). Piper will continue to these events are a great opportunity to meet new offer hand coloring of his IR images printed on either matte or canvas. members and introduce friends and colleagues to the When not photographing, Piper is working to complete a PhD in Club. No reservations are required. philosophy and cognitive science at UC San Diego. He has also been published on the nature of consciousness. Piper’s West dissertation is a defense of an original (Poolside) Downtown neuroscientific explanation for the experience of the Saturday, Junepassing 14 of time. Wednesday, June 25 To purchase any artwork on display, contact Morgan Saturday, July 12 Franke at Wednesday, July 23 314-539-4438 or mfranke@mac-stl.org. Thursday, Aug. 14 Saturday, Aug. 23
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Snapshots NEW MAC MEMBER JANET WINTERMUTE ENJOYED HER CHRISTMAS EVE DINNER AT THE WEST CLUBHOUSE.
BOB AND CAROL STELMACH POSED BY THE CHRISTMAS TREE OUTSIDE THE MISSOURI ROOM DURING THE HOLIDAYS.
GEORGE MILEUSNIC, SON OF MIKE AND JACQUE, RECEIVED HIS FIRST HAIRCUT AT THE WEST CLUBHOUSE.
L TO R: JUNIOR HIGH PERFORMANCE TENNIS PLAYERS ISABEL TOKARCZYK, HADLEY ALLARIA, AND EMEREY GROSS.
MAC GOVERNORS MATT MORRIS, KEITH PHOENIX, DAVID SMITH AND MIKE SCHOEDEL SERVED THE EMPLOYEE HOLIDAY LUNCH AT THE DOWNTOWN CLUBHOUSE.
L TO R: MAC JR. TENNIS ALUMNI CAROLINE POZO, REX SERITUK, JANELLE WILSON, JOE MCALLISTER, ABBY CARPENTER AND BRADEN DAVIS RETURNED TO THE CLUB DURING THE HOLIDAYS FOR TRAINING.
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Enjoy Boston this winter. Whether you’re going to see the Bruins or Celtics game, coming to look at colleges/universities or just want to visit historic Boston, enjoy the convenience of staying at The Harvard Club. You'll be right in the heart of the city with easy access to all that Boston has to offer. From now through February we're offering our reciprocal club members a winter rate of *$229 per night (plus taxes), which includes breakfast for two in our Veritas restaurant. While staying with us, please be sure to also visit Veritas or ClubPub for lunch or dinner. For reservations call 617-536-1260 or email frontdesk@harvardclub.com. We look forward to welcoming you to the Club. *This rate applies to standard rooms and is good for new bookings only. Based on availability. Please mention this offer when making your reservation.