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BOARD OF GOVERNORS Officers Keith Phoenix – President Aaron Pawlitz – Vice President Matt Morris – Second Vice President Andrew Carter – Secretary David Smith – Treasurer Class of 2019 Andrew Carter, Matt Morris, Aaron Pawlitz, Keith Phoenix, David Smith Class of 2020 Tracy Beckette, Mark Brandom, Kevin Cantwell, Tim Malyszko, John Pennington
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7 Scoggins Wins GECC Tournament 12 College Basketball Awards Four-year Contract 13 College Basketball Tip-Off Event 16 Fostering Connections
20 Holiday Parties and Hotel Rooms 21 Home Improvement Special Section 28 Summer Pool Parties 30 Mobile App Launch
2 Upcoming Events 4 President’s Column 5 General Manager’s Column 6 Membership 8 Athletics 14 Wellness
18 Dining 20 Catering/Hotel 24 Clubs Within the Club 30 Around the Club 33 Snapshots
Departments
Class of 2021 Gene Frederic III, Philip Hayes, Daniel Lett, Jeffery Moore, Nat Walsh
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THE MAC'S NEW MOBILE APP LAUNCHED ON JULY 23. READ MORE ON PAGE 30.
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The approximate number of members that have downloaded the new MAC mobile app. Learn how to download the app on page 30. years ago this month MAC members voted to allow women members.
The price of domestic drafts and bottles during the TGIF Happy Hours happening throughout September in the Jack Buck Grille. Read more on page 18. The October kickoff date of the hotel room promotion that runs until Jan. 31, 2019. Find out how to snag this deal on page 20.
The number of members and guests who attended the Luau Pool Party on July 28. Read the event recap on page 28. Cherry Diamond F SEPT 2018 F 1
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September Pool’s Out for the Summer! (WE) MONDAY, SEPT. 3 Come join in the fun as the MAC closes the West Clubhouse’s pool for the summer! The afternoon will include activities, entertainment, and a BBQ buffet. 12-4 p.m. Adults – $20 Children (5-12) – $15
Golf Club Championship THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 The Golf Club sponsors this fun day of fellowship with other members! Following a round of golf, enjoy hors d’oeuvres and prizes! Space is limited. Categories will include a men’s and women’s scratch and handicap divisions. 1 p.m. Glen Echo Country Club $45 green fee ($22 cart fee) The first 25 Golf Club members to register receive $25 off their first round of golf.
Speaker Series and Expo (DT) THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 Sponsored by the Business Development Group and St. Louis Rotary, attend this networking expo and educational presentations featuring dynamic speakers Jeff Koziatek, Mary Kausch, and Aprille Trupiano. 11:30 a.m. – Registration and networking 12-4:30 p.m. – Expo open 12 p.m. – Kickoff lunch 12:45 p.m. – Keynote presentations 1:30-2:30 p.m. – Dedicated expo time 2:45-3:30 p.m. – Afternoon speaker presentation 3:30-4:30 p.m. – Networking and happy hour The expo and speaker series are complimentary; an optional gourmet lunch is $30.
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Sprint Triathlon (WE) College Basketball SATURDAY, SEPT. 8 Tip-Off Luncheon (DT) Challenge fellow members and guests in this annual competition that puts physical stamina to the test! Swim 300 yards. Bike 12 miles. Run three miles. 6:30 a.m. – Registration 7:30 a.m. – Race begins $60 per member $75 per guest $100 per three-person relay team
Rockin’ in the ‘80s Poolside Party (WE) SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 Enjoy a night of friends, fun, and live music at the West Clubhouse pool with “That ‘80s Band.” 6 p.m. – Doors open 7-10 p.m. – Concert $30 per person Must be 21 or older to attend
Associates’ Rooftop Concert and Cocktails (DT) THURSDAY, SEPT. 27 Join fellow Associate members on the Downtown Clubhouse rooftop for a night of live music, hors d’oeuvres, drink specials, prizes, and games! Invite friends, family, or coworkers! Register in advance for complimentary drink tickets! 6:30-9:30 p.m. Event is complimentary
MONDAY, SEPT. 24 Join Tom Ackerman from KMOX as he previews the 2018-19 college basketball season. Head coaches Travis Ford, Cuonzo Martin, Brad Underwood, Barry Hinson, Jon Harris and Dana Ford are scheduled to attend. 11 a.m. – Reception 11:45 a.m. – Lunch 12:15 p.m. – Program $50 per person, inclusive
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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 > Club Events F Within the Quick Links box under Reservations > Events 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. 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.
October
Folded Hills Wine Dinner (DT) THURSDAY, OCT. 11 During this specially selected four-course meal and wine pairing, Kim and Andy Busch will debut their second vintage, share their journey from beer to winemaking, answer questions, and pour their favorite 2016 and 2017 new releases! More details to come. 6:30 p.m. $50 per person, all-inclusive for Wine Society members $65 per person, all-inclusive for non-Wine Society members
Oktoberfest Craft Beer and Brats Tasting (WE)
Classics and Cocktails (WE)
Family Fun Tennis Day (WE)
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The Business Development Group will host the second annual Classics and Cocktails event! Join in on a fun, free evening with a car show, networking, and prizes! For more information about registering cars, please contact MAC member Charley Baine at 314-255-3241. Limited to the first 40 cars! 4:30-7 p.m. (rain or shine) Event is complimentary
New this year: raise money for the Sports Foundations benefitting the Charitable Society for Children as a family! Tennis courts and all equipment will be available, and the MAC’s tennis pros will be on standby for instruction. Come on out for target shooting, fast-serve contest, beat the pro and mini tennis for all ages! Guests welcome! 1-4 p.m. Event is complimentary
Adult Halloween Party (WE) SATURDAY, OCT. 20
FRIDAY, OCT. 5
Save the date! More details to come.
Get in the mood for fall with an Oktoberfest celebration by joining brew masters for craft beer tastings, brats, hors d’oeuvres (think pretzel bites and beer cheese soup), and a fun-filled night outside at the West Clubhouse! This no-cigar event is co-sponsored by the Mark Twain Society and Craft Beer Club. 6-9 p.m. $30 per person
9th Annual Silver Racquet Tennis Championship (WE) SATURDAY, OCT. 27 Participate in this doubles tournament and raise money for the Sports Foundation benefitting the Charitable Society for Children. Players will compete in several rounds of doubles with a different partner each round. 9-11:30 a.m. Event is complimentary
November
15th Annual Wine Tasting and Sale (DT) FRIDAY, NOV. 2 Peruse and sample wine from a variety of vendors and purchase early holiday gifts! 6 p.m. More details to come.
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from the president The Missouri Athletic Club starts the 2018/2019 fiscal year in September, but as I write this column, the Club is on track to have a historic 2017/2018 fiscal year. Last year was the best fiscal year in the Club’s history, which prompted senior management, with Board approval, to set aggressive goals for this fiscal year. The year got off to a slow start, but recent months have been strong for the key areas of catering, hotel, and membership. If the trend continues in these areas, we could experience the best fiscal year in the Club’s history. We are not, however, without challenges especially downtown with the loss of the Rams, various conventions and Blues/Cardinals playoffs, which have all negatively impacted hotel rooms, garage and food and beverage revenue. To help the Club achieve its financial goals, you are encouraged to recruit and engage new members, host meetings and events at the Club, and utilize the overnight guest rooms for business or pleasure. I mentioned new member engagement because the most frequent reason for member resignations is non-use. The more quickly and firmly we engage new members, the more they will use the Club and be less likely to resign from non-use. Whenever you have an opportunity, ask a new member to join you for a Club event or invite them to join one of the Clubs Within the Club. Following a refresh of the MAC’s website in early June, the Club launched a new mobile application on July 23 to continue to improve member’s digital experience. Previously, the MAC only had a mobile site, which required members to repeatedly login to use its services. Those frustrations were heard. Now, once a member has downloaded
and installed the app, he or she will not need to perform another login. Also, since the app is specifically designed for mobile devices, it’s easier to navigate in this format, and still provides access to online registration for events, clinics, programs, court bookings, and statements. Another featured benefit of the app is its ability to send push notifications. I have been assured the Club will not constantly ping members with notifications but will use this feature to send timely information and special Club promotions. For example, in addition to promoting these benefits, during the launch week, the Club provided incentives to download the app such as a daily push notification for a special complimentary drink that aligned with the theme for the day (i.e. Wine Wednesday). Lastly, members who have their location services turned on within the app can also receive special promotional notifications when on the Club’s premises such as a notification for a Pro Shop sale when passing by the Pro Shop. This service will also negate the need for members to sign in at Club entrances as their presence will be electronically logged. The Club will continue to send members special offers through push notifications, and is also considering doing another promotional campaign for the app. Following the launch week, more than 700 members and spouses had downloaded the app, which was great for week one. However, the goal is to get a majority of us to download the app. In addition to the many benefits the app provides to members, it is a great marketing, communication, security and retention tool for staff. The MAC now has a better way of knowing who is entering the Club, and
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the Membership Department can use this information to better measure engagement and usage of the Club. However, these benefits only exist if members download the app so please take the time to do so. Find instructions on the MAC’s website and page 30 of this magazine or contact webmaster@mac‐stl.org, and staff will assist you. The West Clubhouse construction for Phase 1A and 1B is on schedule and on budget. Now that a final racquetball court count has been determined, the architect is working on the drawings for Phase 2, which we will share once they are completed. The drawings will help us estimate the cost, the feasibility to incur the cost, and perhaps develop a Phase 2 capital campaign, which will not include a mandatory member assessment. In my next column, I look forward to sharing with you some of the takeaways from the next meeting of past presidents, which I will hold on August 22, after this magazine goes to print. Finally, I want to thank those members who supported the Club during Foundations’ Month in August by joining the All-Star team of monthly givers and participating in the annual golf tournament as a player or sponsor. Our three foundations along with the Charitable Society for Children put the money to good use. If you have not signed up for a monthly charitable contribution, please consider doing so.
G. Keith Phoenix, President Missouri Athletic Club
To help the Club achieve its goals, you are encouraged to recruit and engage new members, host meetings and events at the Club, and utilize the overnight guest rooms for business or pleasure.
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from the general manager Our budgets for the 2019 fiscal year, which begins September 1, were just Boardapproved at our meeting last Thursday. Hours of work are poured into this process. My hat is off to our entire team, but a special shout out goes to Pam Roth our Director of Accounting. The detail and depth Pam dives down into with our staff is amazing. As one of our Past Presidents used to say, “there’s not a dime out of line.” Our process has really evolved, and it’s so rewarding to see our entire team, with such a thorough understanding of their areas, all focused on the future. I think some of our members forget that we are a $22 million enterprise consisting of multiple businesses working simultaneously with 400 employees. Granted it’s your Club, but it’s also a big busy place with lots of moving parts that we wrestle with every day, hopefully to your delight and satisfaction. Our planning cycle, which consists of the four A’s (Agenda setting, Allocating the resources, Activating the work, and Accounting for the results), is in full swing. As part of this process, our Planning Committee will work with us next month as we update the strategic plan documents to reflect the road ahead. This plan will be published again this year for all to review, and of course, we welcome all input as we go. A huge part of our agenda for the 2019 fiscal year centers, once again, on capital improvements. The West Clubhouse fitness expansion and renovation project now underway remains a top priority. The budget is weighted heavily in its favor to carry Phase Two of the project to completion. As a reminder, Phase 1A and 1B, which was budgeted at $528,200, will be paid for entirely through the capital budget and Club-generated cash flow. The initial estimate for Phase Two was $2,215,800; making the combined budgeted project cost approximately $2.8 million. The good news is our design-build approach has provided us with significant cost-savings during Phase One construction and through our discovery on Phase Two.
The plans for Phase Two are about 85% complete, and we’re now estimating that the combined total cost for both phases of the project will be closer to $2.2 million. Keep in mind, this doesn’t mean that we’re cutting down or cutting back the project quality in any way. It simply means that we’re able to provide a state-of-the-art, cutting-edge fitness experience for less than originally projected. This is great news and great work by all. The Board appointed a task force of smart folks to work on solutions to a very manageable funding shortfall we now project in 2022 because of Phase Two. There are a number of ideas flowing, but rest assured a member assessment is not a consideration. Thinking about improved experiences, I’m particularly excited about the yoga and barre studio, which will open this calendar year as part of Phase One. Brenda Jones, our interior designer, is formulating aesthetic ideas that have some of the most reputable yoga instructors in St. Louis clamoring to come work with us. Additionally, the studio will have its own HVAC unit, which will allow us to control its temperature separate from the rest of the facility. We’ll be able to crank it up for warm and hot yoga and then cool the space back down quickly for the next class. It’s going to be awesome. Other exciting clubhouse improvements are on the agenda for the new fiscal year. Over Labor Day weekend, the Downtown Clubhouse’s pool and pool deck will receive a facelift thanks to Mr. Bill Willert. Mr. Willert was asking about our foundations and how he could better support the Club. As an avid swimmer, we found an area that aligned with his interests and put a much-needed plan together to accommodate. We sincerely appreciate Mr. Willert’s generosity and look forward to sharing more of his story in an upcoming Cherry Diamond—his grandfather was a charter member of the MAC! And, Past Governor Gary Sextro’s company will be doing the facelift for us. We anticipate that the project will take about two weeks. Also, towards the end of October, the Downtown Clubhouse’s weight room on the
fifth floor will receive a total refresh and all new circuit equipment. We anticipate that this project will be completed in early November, and it is way, way overdue. Reach out to any of our amazing, certified personal trainers with questions about how to best use the new equipment, and they’ll ensure you’re working those muscles appropriately. Then, in mid-November, the Club’s maintenance team will work on updating the last block of 11 hotel rooms on the 8th floor of the Downtown Clubhouse. Once these renovations are complete in early February, all the hotel rooms on the 7th and 8th floors will have been renovated, which will bring us to 52 renovated rooms. Upgrades to the 9th floor are penciled into the capital plan for 2020, and the 10th floor is scheduled for 2021. Earmarked as one of our last big projects this fiscal year is the refresh of the Jack Buck Grille, which needs new carpet, furniture, and general love and clean up. This project is still in the early planning phases, but look for activity to begin in August 2019. As you can see, the agenda is set; we’ve allocated the resources, and we’re excited to activate the work. You play a big role in our success and contribute by keeping our key bucket areas (membership, catering, and hotel rooms) always top of mind. Coming off Foundations’ Month, I want to thank all of you who support the Club through our All-Star program, our sponsorships, and your donations. Also, a big shout out to all of you who recruit new members, host events at the Club, and utilize our overnight guest rooms. Your contributions and usage of the Club have put us on track to achieve our best fiscal year on record allowing us to set these types of agendas in the coming the years. Cheers! See you at the Club,
Wally Smith, General Manager Missouri Athletic Club
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N E W M E M B E R S F R O M J U LY !
Caroline Brandt (Matthew Pearman) of Perficient was proposed by Michael Hoffmann
Brian Johnson (Joleen) of Brian Johnson Entertainment was proposed by William Mattson
Kelly Brandt (Stephen) of Maritz Travel was proposed by Libby Garner
Cynthia Kirkpatrick (JJ) of Moneta was proposed by Michael Behan
Evan Buenger was proposed by James Lally
Mark Minowitz was proposed by James Lally
Brad Christ (Erin) of Aon was proposed by Richard Brosemer
Alex Oltmann of Ameren was proposed by Luke Pope
Paul Fredericks of Usona Metal Finishing was proposed by Charles Baine
Aaron Randolph (Jessica) of UMB Bank was proposed by Julio Ruiz
Mary Noel George (Henry Shelton) of George Dermatology was proposed by Fred Sauer
Joaquin Schlottmann (Valentina Penalba) of Anheuser Busch was proposed by Ben Stottler
Gerard Howe (Heather) of Big River Communications was proposed by Kevin Cantwell
30 YEARS MAC Past: CELEBRATING OF MEMBERSHIP FOR WOMEN! The MAC has evolved in many ways since its inception in 1903. One of the most notable and progressive changes took place 30 years ago this month when the all-male membership voted to allow women to become members. In the summer of 1988, the Board of Governors met multiple times to discuss membership policies and opening the doors to women. By late August, the Board decided to put female membership on the ballot for early September. The amendment of Article II of the MAC’s By-Laws, to allow women to become members, passed with a 77 percent majority vote. The vote count was certified by the Board of Governors in September of 1988, and the decision was then incorporated in the MAC’s By-Laws.
The first female resident member was approved in December of 1988, and by early 1989, more females became resident members including Susan T. Wienstroer, Sandra W. Gricius, Karen P. Wildhelm, and Carol Pernsteiner. These women paved the way for today’s growing female membership. Today, the MAC continuously strives to further engage female members and spouses. One avenue is through its Women’s Initiative Group, which focuses on recruitment and engagement opportunities for female members by providing fitness, social, professional and philanthropic engagements to support the Club’s vision. Contact the Membership Department (membership@ mac-stl.org) for more information or to get involved.
CORREC TION Due to a reporting error, the listings for Sandra Keller and Dr. Catherine Krucylak were incorrect in the 2018-19 Member Directory. Please see their corrected listings below. The names of some dependent children were listed in the spouse field. The Cherry Diamond sincerely apologizes to any members affected by this error. Keller, Sandra S. Res. 12512 Glencroft Dr., St. Louis MO 63128 314-849-7083, s2solomon@aol.com 6 F Cherry Diamond F SEPT 2018
Krucylak, Catherine P. Wash U School of Medicine SLCH 1 Children’s Place, St. Louis MO 63110 314-457-3148, krucylakcp@wustl.edu; Res. 513 Cedar Cove Court, Ballwin MO 63021 636-230-6863, krucylakcp@wustl.edu Use the MAC’s website for the most up-to-date member contact information. Members may update their contact information at any time through their online member profile, and can access the most current contact information through the online Member Directory.
TOP Proposers
Past President Mike Schoedel and Dan Streepy have each proposed three new members so far in 2018! Take the lead by proposing four!
Matt Scoggins Wins GECC Golf Tournament
Matt Scoggins was among the first 25 MAC members to join Glen Echo Country Club’s Full Membership Program in April. Since then, he has utilized their golf course and facilities a great deal. During the week, he hits the golf range after work, and on weekends, he plays 18 to 36 holes. He also enjoys having lunch on the patio or relaxing by the pool. “I really enjoy playing in the [golf] tournaments Glen Echo puts on such as The Invitational, Member-Member, or even the monthly games,” said Scoggins. On the weekend of July 20, Glen Echo hosted The Invitational, which is a member/ guest golf tournament. This tournament was well-attended with 54 two-man teams that consisted of nine flights of six teams. After group play, each flight winner and one wild card team competed in a shootout that consisted of ten teams. Matt Scoggins and his friend and guest, Noah Nohren, won the tournament. The two celebrated their victory with a jacket ceremony, dinner, and champagne with friends. The tournament “was a great way to meet other members of the Club” and that the “staff at Glen Echo put on a great event,” explained Scoggins. He continued to rave about the shape of the course and the hospitality that he received. This member-guest tournament is one of many, but this one “topped them all,” according to Scoggins. When asked why he decided to join Glen Echo’s Full Membership Program, Scoggins explained, “I played [golf] at Glen Echo multiple times through the reciprocal program with the MAC,” he says, “I really enjoyed the course.” Once the opportunity to join the Full Membership Program presented itself, he knew that joining was a no-brainer.
FROM LEFT: MATT SCOGGINS AND NOAH NOHREN ON THE COURSE; NOAH AND MATT WEAR THEIR NEW JACKETS AND DISPLAY THEIR WINNING TROPHIES; THE WINNING TEAM IN ACTION ON THE GREEN.
Through GECC’s Full Membership Program MAC members can enjoy full membership benefits at Glen Echo for only $275 per month in addition to MAC dues. Currently, 47 MAC members are participating in the program, and a few spots remain. For more information on Glen Echo Country Club’s Full Membership Program, contact Michael Gray at 314-539-4471 or mgray@mac-stl.org.
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Fall
YOUTH PROGRAMMING YOUTH GOLF
MAC golf instructor Maria Palozola instructs this six-week clinic on Mondays for kids ages 6-12 beginning Oct. 1. A minimum of five participants is required to hold the clinic. F 4:30 p.m. F $125 per participant F West Clubhouse
LIL MACS LACROSSE/ SOCCER
Arch Lacrosse coach Gio Najarro leads two fall sessions at the West Clubhouse for 3-5-year-olds combining lacrosse and soccer instruction. Members may choose Wednesday or Thursday dates for each session. No equipment is needed.
Session One
F Wednesday, Sept. 5-Oct. 10 OR F Thursday, Sept. 6-Oct. 11 F 9:30-10:30 a.m. F $125 per session
YOUTH BASKETBALL SKILLS TRAINING
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F Wednesday, Oct. 17-Nov. 21 OR F Thursday, Oct. 18-Nov. 29 (no class on Nov. 22) F 9:30-10:30 a.m. F $125 per session
MAC basketball instructor Tony Condra educates students in grades 4-8 on ball handling, shooting, and footwork while improving player IQ during this six-week clinic. F Tuesdays, Sept. 11-Oct. 16 F 4:30 p.m. F $125 per participant F West Clubhouse
Register online for all youth programs from the Youth Program Calendar: Athletics > Youth Programs > Calendar.
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Welcome New Squash Assistant
MAT T JENSON In July, the Club hired Matt Jenson as Assistant Squash Professional. Matt is originally from Adelaide, Australia but has been living in the United States for the past 18 years. Matt has a degree in sports administration, marketing and management and is a member of The Australian Institute of Sport. In addition, Matt boasts more than 20 years of professional squash experience from touring professionally and working as a program director within multiple squash clubs. As a professional, Matt is excited to help both adults and juniors develop their game and heighten their overall squash experience. He is looking forward to building a great team atmosphere, not only on the squash courts, but within the MAC as a whole. In his free time, Matt enjoys playing golf and spending time with his family. The MAC is thrilled to have him as the newest member of the team. Give Matt a warm welcome.
A SQUASH TIP SAMPLER BASIC TIPS 1. Get on court with one of the MAC’s pros or a knowledgeable member to learn the basics and rules. 2. Learn different shots and basic tactics. 3. Play and practice with other players who are on the same skill level. 4. Go solo. Solo practice is a great way to improve shots and get into the technical side of the game. 5. Play against as many different players as possible. This improves agility and the ability to think fast in a variety of situations.
SPECIFIC TIPS 1. Preparation is key. Always have a racket ready. 2. Watch the ball (even if it’s behind you); watch your opponent and read their body position. 3. Recover! Travel back to the T after every shot. 4. Practice target focus, and ask these questions: Where are you aiming the ball? Why are you hitting it there? 5. Structure points and set up the point to put yourself in a winning position. 6. Volley the ball early. This takes time away from your opponent and makes it easier to control the T.
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HUSTLE, HIT AND NEVER QUIT Junior Tennis Fall Session One | Sept. 4-Oct. 27
Adult Tennis
TOTS (RED BALL AGES 4-6) F Monday, 4-5 p.m., $140 F Friday, 4-5 p.m., $160 F Saturday, 9:30-10:30 a.m., $160
LADIES BEGINNER/ INTERMEDIATE F Sept 10-Oct. 26 F Monday, 10-11 a.m.
FUTURE STARS/FUTURE STARS ADVANCED (ORANGE BALL AGES 7-10) Advanced requirements include pro approval, competes in JTT, takes private lessons or has USTA tournament experience F Monday, 4-5 p.m., $140 F Wednesday, 4-5 p.m., $160 (advanced only) F Friday, 4-5 p.m., $160 F Saturday, 9:30-10:30 a.m., $160 Match play is offered on Saturdays from 4:30-5:30 p.m. (complimentary if signed up for a session above) INTERMEDIATE (AGES 10-16) F Tuesday, 6-7 p.m., $160 F Friday, 5-6 p.m., $160 F Saturday, 10:30-11:30 a.m., $160 Match play is offered on Saturdays from 3-4:30 p.m.
TOURNAMENT GREEN (GREEN BALL AGES 8-11) F Tuesday, 4:30-6 p.m., $240 F Thursday, 4:30-6 p.m., $240 Match play is offered on Saturdays from 3-4:30 p.m. HIGH PERFORMANCE (INVITATION ONLY) F Monday, 5-7 p.m., $280 F Wednesday, 5-7 p.m., $320 Match play is offered on Saturdays from 1:30-3 p.m. for $15 per day.* PEAK PERFORMANCE (INVITATION ONLY) Must have competed in district/sectional tournaments and/or have established a district/ sectional ranking. Strong work ethic required. F Monday, 5-7 p.m., $280 F Thursday, 5-7 p.m., $320 Match play is offered on Saturdays from 1:30-3 p.m. for $15 per day.* VARSITY (AGES 14-18) F Tuesday, 7-8:30 p.m., $240 F Thursday, 7-8:30 p.m., $240 Match play is $15 per day, a la carte, on Saturdays from 1:30-3 p.m.* *Match play is complimentary if registered for one HP clinic for the session.
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LADIES USTA CLINIC F Begins Sept. 11 F Tuesday, 7:30-9 p.m. CARDIO TENNIS F Begins Sept. 11 F Tuesday, 7:30-8:30 a.m. F Wednesday, 8:30-9:30 a.m. F Friday, 9:30-10:30 a.m. LADIES INTERCLUB F Begins Sept. 4 F Gold, Monday, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. F Silver, Tuesday, 9:30-11 a.m. F Red/Blue, Thursday, 9:30-11 a.m. F “B” Team, Wednesday, 9:30-11 a.m. MEN’S LADDER F Begins Sept. 13 F Wednesday, 8-9:30 p.m. MEN’S 55+ AFTERNOON WORKOUT F Begins Sept. 10 F Monday, 2:30-4 p.m.
TENNIS FOR WORKING MEN AND WOMEN Start your morning on the tennis courts! Tennis pro Elliott Miller will lead for anyone wanting to find a good hit, have a workout, use the ball machine, or practice serves. Sign-up is on a per-day basis so create your own schedule! F Begins Sept. 11 F Tuesday and Thursday, 6-8 a.m. SATURDAY SLAM Organized, high-intensity doubles training with an emphasis on pattern play and doubles drills. F Begins Sept. 15 F Saturday, 8-9:30 a.m. ADULT TENNIS MIXERS Attend on your own or invite a group of friends! All levels of play welcome and a MAC pro will be available to match up players with similar abilities! Doubles, mixed doubles, and singles may be played depending on attendance. The bar will be open afterwards for drinks and socializing. F Begins Sept. 14 F Friday, 6:30-9 p.m.
Register online. Login to the MAC website and click on My MAC > Calendar > Adult Tennis.
18U Advanced Tennis Team Wins Sectionals
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT LABOR DAY AND FALL/WINTER HOURS The Downtown Clubhouse athletic department will close on Monday, Sept. 3 for Labor Day. It will reopen on Tuesday, Sept. 4 with the following fall/winter hours:
TOP FROM LEFT: SEAN FINNIE, CASE FAGAN, TANNER WOJCIECHOWSKI, AND EVAN ERB. BOTTOM FROM LEFT: IZZY CANCILA, ABBY GAINES, ELIZABETH CHOATE, ABBY THURMER, AND COACH MARGARET JUNKER.
In late July, the 18U advanced tennis team won the Tulsa, Okla. sectional. They plan to compete for the national championship in Orlando in November!
F Monday-Friday: 4 a.m.-9 p.m. F Saturday: 6 a.m.-6 p.m. F Sunday: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Looking for a great workout and a way to meet fellow members? Pickup basketball games are a fantastic way to exercise and connect with other members! Members organize games daily through the basketball email list. Leagues are currently in session, but the teams always need subs to avoid forfeits. Subbing in the leagues is a good way to get involved until the next session begins in January, or for those who can’t commit to a league on a permanent basis. To join the basketball email list or become a sub, contact Scott Mattingly at smattingly@mac-stl.org.
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FOUR MORE YEARS MAC to Honor College Basketball’s Best
FROM LEFT: THE OSCAR ROBERTSON AWARD; JALEN BRUNSON; TRAE YOUNG
Last spring, just one week after the NCAA Basketball Final Four, the best in the sport gathered at the MAC for the College Basketball Awards. Fresh from leading his team to the national championship, Villanova’s Jalen Brunson received the Oscar Robertson Award as the Player of the Year. Oklahoma’s Trae Young was honored as the Wayman Tisdale Freshman of the Year and Virginia’s Tony Bennett received the Henry Iba Coach of the Year Award. Hosting the awards banquet enhanced the Club’s tradition of celebrating athletic excellence. The MAC membership responded
enthusiastically with an outpouring of support. Sponsors stepped up, and the banquet sold out several weeks prior to the event. Backed by a strong showing, the MAC continuing to be the home of the College Basketball Awards was a slam dunk. The U.S. Basketball Writers Association and the MAC have extended a partnership to host the event for the next four years. The banquet will be held each April on the Monday following the NCAA Championship game. Lumiere Place Casino and Hotels will return as the title sponsor.
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What is Regenerative Medicine? Regenerative medicine is an exciting field that focuses on therapies that use your body’s own cells to repair, restore, and regenerate damaged tissues. This is a great option as some spine and orthopaedic interventions have a limited lifespan. Such therapies include the use of PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and stem cells. With the use of ultrasound or fluoroscopy
(x-ray) guided, minimally invasive techniques, we can target various joints, bursae, ligaments, and muscles. PRP is derived from the patient’s whole blood and spun in a centrifuge that separates it into three layers: platelet-poor plasma, platelet-rich plasma, and red blood cells. The platelet-rich plasma layer is then extracted and injected into the site of tissue damage. Stem cells are biological cells that can differentiate into other types of cells. Adult stem cells can be found in the bone marrow and in adipose (fat) tissue. Again, these can be obtained from the patient’s own supply to be used therapeutically.
In reality, both PRP and stem cells do not replace the tissues per se, but when injected, they release a plethora of growth factors that accelerate the healing process in the injured area. The amazing thing is that this therapy is autologous (obtained from yourself) to help heal yourself. This may be a great option prior to invasive surgeries. PRP and stem cells are not a panacea for all issues. You must be evaluated by your physician to discuss risk/benefits and to see if you are an appropriate candidate. Please see us in Des Peres for an evaluation to see if you qualify for PRP or stem cell therapy! Three Convenient Locations Des Peres St. Peters Washington
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BRAD UNDERWOOD (ILLINOIS), BARRY HINSON (SIU-C), JON HARRIS (SIU-E) AND TRAVIS FORD (SLU) WILL BE BACK FOR THE COLLEGE BASKETBALL TIP-OFF LUNCHEON.
College Coaches Preview Upcoming Season F Dana Ford F Travis Ford F Jon Harris F Barry Hinson F Cuonzo Martin F Brad Underwood The MAC is proud to be home to the best lineup of sports banquets in town. Last fall, the Club debuted a banquet that appears destined to be another great annual event. The inaugural College Basketball Tip-Off Luncheon featured four prominent coaches from the region: Travis Ford (SLU), Jon Harris (SIU-Edwardsville), Barry Hinson (SIUCarbondale) and Brad Underwood (Illinois). Local media and college basketball fans filled the Missouri Room to hear from the coaches. Don’t miss the second annual College Basketball Tip-Off Luncheon! On Monday, Sept. 24, join Tom Ackerman from KMOX Radio as he previews the 2018-19 college basketball season with the Division I coaches from our area. New Missouri State coach Dana Ford and Mizzou Coach Cuonzo Martin will join the four returning coaches for this year’s luncheon.
State team championships in the 2017-18 school year — girls track & field and boys tennis
INDEPENDENT • COEDUCATIONAL • GRADES 7-12
Open House Saturday, October 20 Pre-register at jburroughs.org/openhouse or at 9 am on the day of the event Presentation begins at 9:30 am
COLLEGE BASKETBALL TIP OFF LUNCHEON Monday, Sept. 24 11 am – Media/Reception 11:45 am – Lunch 12:15 pm – Program begins $50 per person, inclusive Register online or call 314-539-4470.
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Book a Session with a MAC Personal Trainer Is a lack of motivation a struggle at the gym? A personal trainer may be the answer! Working out solo is tough, but having a professional for encouragement can make all the difference. With a trainer, members can receive faster and better results due to exercises that help lose fat and gain muscle. Other benefits of personal training include reduced chance of injury, establishment of a lifetime habit of exercising, and overcoming plateaus. The Missouri Athletic Club offers an amazing array of personal trainers at both clubhouses that are eager to help members reach their fitness goals! The MAC offers both individual and group training so gather up to four friends and work out together.
MASSAGE AT THE MAC? It’s Knot a Problem!
Interested in getting in or staying in shape with a personal trainer? Visit the MAC’s website for more information or to book a session!
Get into the Flow Get your day started right and join new yoga instructor Susan Nelson as she leads Power Flow Yoga, a Vinyasa-style class that links movement and breathing to build strength, stamina and flexibility. Great for all levels! Read what MAC member Gayle Hantak had to say about Susan’s class: “I tried Susan's yoga class after persuasion from another member. Amazing! I'm a newbie and was a little skeptical about holding up the class. Nope! Susan kept it rolling while being patient with me. She explained the yoga terminology while tweaking my arms, legs and hips to get my pose perfect. Loved it! Going back! AWESOME workout!”
Thursday mornings F 6:30 a.m. F Downtown Clubhouse F 7th floor aerobic room Register online from Fitness & Wellness > Training > Downtown Calendar.
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Low-carb or no-carb diets are popular ways to lose weight. However, carbohydrates are the body’s main source of energy. Keep in mind that low-carb diets help shed water weight. Incorporate carbs into your diet and stick to veggies and fruits as the main source. Remember, starchy carbs in moderation are not a detriment to a diet plan. 14 F Cherry Diamond F SEPT 2018
Massage not only relieves aches and tension in the body, but it can also help relieve stress. Feel refreshed after only one session with a massage therapist. The MAC offers more than ten different types of massages at both clubhouses. Read further for a highlight on three. F Swedish massage is a soothing massage for both mind and body that uses kneading and gliding strokes. It promotes stress and tension relief, increased circulation, as well as fullbody relaxation. F Deep Tissue massage uses specialized techniques that allow the therapist to reach the deep layers of muscle. Deep tissue focuses on key problem areas, aches, pains, and muscle tightness. It helps promote increased muscle function, range of motion, and pain relief. F Myofascial Cupping utilizes “reverse pressure” by placing silicone massage cups on the client and initiating suction. Cupping increases localized circulation, stretches connective tissue, and moves lymphatic fluids. Clients experiencing pain, limited range of motion, or needing to improve soft tissue recovery will benefit from cupping. These are just three of the amazing massage options offered at the MAC. For more information and a full list of massage offerings, visit the Fitness & Wellness page of the MAC website. Book a session today!
FITNESS FRENZY
The West Clubhouse fitness department is a frenzy of activity as the expansion and renovation project progresses. Check out the space's latest look!
SWIM, SPRINT, AND CYCLE! Kick off the fall and winter season with a burst of physical activity! The annual Sprint Triathlon is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 8 at the West Clubhouse. Participants will swim 300 yards, bike 12 miles, and conclude with a three-mile run. Twenty registrants are needed to hold the event so invite friends and family to join! F $60 per member F $75 per member guest F $100 per three-person relay team Register online from the Fitness Calendar, or call 314-539-4453.
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INDOOR SPRINT TRIATHLON Make plans to compete in the annual indoor triathlon at the Downtown Clubhouse on Saturday, Nov. 17! More details coming soon. Cherry Diamond F SEPT 2018 F 15
Fostering Connections
FROM LEFT: TWINS CAROLINE AND JOE GUYOL REENACT HISTORIC FRONT DESK PHOTO IN 2018; FRANK GUYOL (LEFT) PURCHASES CIGARS AT THE DOWNTOWN CLUBHOUSE’S FRONT DESK IN THE 1920S; IN 1995, MARK GUYOL AND BILL GUYOL REENACT PHOTO OF FRANK GUYOL FROM THE 1920S.
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ix years ago, at the age of 16, I began working at the Missouri Athletic Club as a summer camp counselor. My dad was a long-time member, but at the time, I did not feel much of a connection to the Club. It was just a place to work during the summer. I quickly began to form some great friendships and enjoyed returning to work at Camp MAC for several more summers. It was not until my dad began to share stories of my grandfather and great-grandfather that I began to fully appreciate what an integral role the MAC has played in my family’s story for more than a century. In some ways, the MAC I grew up in was much different than the one my grandfather and great-grandfather grew up in. There was no West Clubhouse or female members when they joined. But in many ways, the characteristics that make the MAC so unique have endured. I have come to appreciate that we have a shared experience. This is the place where we have fostered meaningful relationships with family, friends and colleagues. Not long after the Club’s inception, my great-grandfather, Frank J. Guyol, became the first member in the Guyol family line to join the MAC in the 1910s. Stories depict him as a businessman who particularly enjoyed dining at the Club. During the week, he enjoyed lunch and drinks with friends at the historic industry-specific Gas 16 F Cherry Diamond F SEPT 2018
and Oil Table in the MAC’s dining room. Despite being the owner of Ronnoco Coffee Company, the camaraderie at the table superseded any industry ties. Since drinking during lunch was commonplace at that time, he would order his signature drink, now dubbed the Grandpa Special. It consisted of Bonded 100 Proof Kentucky Tavern on the rocks with a splash of club soda. The final and most important touch was a very specific counter-clockwise twist of lemon rind; clockwise was undrinkable! Of course, the MAC’s bartenders were happy to accommodate. After lunch, he would venture to the tenth floor for a nap in the Snooze Room; the location for one of my favorite stories. Following in my great-grandfather’s footsteps, my grandfather, William B. Guyol, worked in the family business and joined the MAC in the 1940s. One afternoon, he snuck away from work to enjoy a nap in the Snooze Room. Upon entering the room, he realized that his father and boss was already in there snoozing! To avoid getting caught, my grandpa swiftly exited the room and went back to work. My great-grandfather never found out! My family has decades of great stories and fond memories at the Club. My grandpa, Bill, fondly remembers using the Club’s athletic facilities, playing squash with friends, and hosting the annual Guyol
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THIS PAGE FROM LEFT: CAROLINE GUYOL WORKED AS A CAMP MAC COUNSELOR AND COORDINATOR FROM 2013-2017; THE GUYOL FAMILY CELEBRATES THANKSGIVING AT THE MAC IN THE EARLY 1950S. (L TO R) GINNY GUYOL MCSHANE, RITA MCSHANE, MARY GRACE GUYOL, BILL GUYOL, NANCY GUYOL, MARY GRACE GUYOL, JOHN MCSHANE, CATHERINE MCSHANE, FRANK GUYOL, KATE GUYOL, MARY ELLEN MCSHANE, BOB MCSHANE, HELEN GUYOL, FRANK GUYOL, JR., FRANK GUYOL III, CHRIS GUYOL, QUENTIN MCSHANE AND JOE MCSHANE; MARK AND JOAN GUYOL CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS AT THE MAC IN 1994.
family Thanksgiving in one of the Club’s private rooms on the third floor. The Club’s culture of camaraderie and fellowship makes it an ideal place to gather with family and friends for any occasion. This sentiment was passed down to my father, Mark Guyol, along with the family membership. He grew up at the Club and attended Saturday morning Boy’s Classes with his brother Bill Guyol, Jr. in the 1960s. They played recreational sports such as basketball and volleyball while my grandfather conducted business at the Club. As he grew older, my dad squeezed squash matches at the Club in between graduate school classes. In 1984, my dad applied for membership, and my grandpa gifted him with the initiation fee. Since then, my dad has carried on the Guyol family legacy of using the Club for business, family, athletic endeavors, and making memories. My dad remembers taking my brother to Dad and Lad classes such as Judo with Mr. Shin, and I remember my dad taking me to meet Mia Hamm at the Hermann Trophy Awards Banquet. Today, you can find him with friends and family enjoying drinks in the 1903 bar or Jack Buck Grille, playing paddle tennis on the rooftop, or on the elliptical in the fitness center at the Downtown Clubhouse. At family dinners, my dad and grandpa reminisce and talk about how the Club has changed over the years, but a few things remain consistent: the delicious caramel rolls, the rich history and old-world smell in the Downtown Clubhouse lobby, the culture of camaraderie, the desire to do business with other members, and the ambiance for making memories with family and friends. My family is fortunate to have been part of this history for more than a century. When the times comes, I hope the legacy continues into the fourth generation.
LEGACY
Memberships
Members' children and grandchildren over the age of 25 are eligible for a legacy membership. If their application for membership is approved, the initiation fee is waived. As the holiday season approaches, consider gifting a child or grandchild with their first year of membership. Share the membership experience; further develop the relationship; and grow a family legacy. The MAC is only 87 members away from reaching its 2,500-membership cap. Help the MAC close the gap towards the cap and ensure there is no wait for your loved ones. For more information, contact the Membership Department at membership@mac-stl.org. Cherry Diamond F SEPT 2018 F 17
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JACK BUCK Grille N E W S WINE AND DINE WITH KIM AND ANDY BUSCH
During this exclusive dinner, the Buschs will share their journey from beer to winemaking, answer questions, and pour their favorite 2016 and 2017 new releases! In April 2017, Kim and Andy launched Folded Hills Winery in their beloved hometown of St. Louis. With this specially selected four-course meal and wine pairing, the team returns to debut their second vintage. Make plans to attend the Folded Hills Vintners Dinner! THURSDAY, OCT. 11 6:30 p.m. $50 per person, all-inclusive for Wine Society members $65 per person, all-inclusive for non-Wine Society members Downtown Clubhouse Register online.
A SUPPER SERENADE
Tom Kelly returns to the Jack Buck Grille on Saturday, Sept. 8, Oct. 6 and Nov. 24 from 7-10 p.m. Chef Giuliano will prepare a three-course Italian menu for this special occasion! Make a dining reservation online or call 314-539-4417.
DINE IN STYLE For a lovely and unforgettable experience, head to the fourth floor of the Downtown Clubhouse and enjoy a meal at the Sportsman’s Club. Open every weekday from 11:30 a.m.3 p.m., the Sportsman’s Club is available for lunch, business meetings, private meetings, and more. The Sportsman’s Club provides an outstanding staff that serves delicious food. The menu offers tasty meals that include salads, soups, sandwiches, and more! For those who want it all, the buffet is the perfect choice. Enjoy an array of hot and cold items prepared daily for a filling meal. With a warm and friendly staff and mouthwatering food, the Club guarantees a fantastic dining experience at the Sportsman’s Club. Book a reservation online or call 314-539-4487.
TGIF HAPPY HOUR Celebrate the end of the work week with happy hour drink specials in the Jack Buck Grille every Friday in September! Enjoy $3 domestic drafts and bottles, $5 wells and $7 house wines between 4-6 p.m. and 9-11 p.m. Make a dining reservation online or call 314-539-4417.
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Shrimp and Grits As the weather slowly transitions to fall, try the West Clubhouse’s Shrimp and Grits created by Chef Charles Williams! Seared shrimp, brown butter, cheddar grits, and lemon beurre blanc garnished with crispy shallots and micro greens. The perfect dinner dish for autumn! Make a dining reservation online.
OKTOBERFEST Beer and Brats Tasting
What better way to celebrate the fall season than with a craft beer and specialty brat tasting! The event, co-sponsored by the Mark Twain Society and Craft Beer Club, will be held on the West Clubhouse pool deck this year and includes pretzel bites, beer cheese soup, and specialty brats paired with autumn-friendly beers. This is a no-cigar event.
Friday, Oct. 5 F 6-9 p.m. F West Clubhouse F Register online or call 314-539-4490.
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BOOK A PARTY FOR THE HOLIDAYS! The holidays will sneak up before long so book holiday parties at the Missouri Athletic Club early! Dates and spaces get booked quickly. Stay ahead of the game and book in advance. Both clubhouses provide a variety of room sizes to fit any special occasion. Check out what others are saying about hosting events at the MAC: “Everything was beautiful, and the MAC staff was amazing!” — Troy Doles, Schlichter Bogard & Denton LLP
“I was really pleased with the luncheon yesterday. The food was very good, and I heard a number of those in attendance comment on how tasty it was. The two servers assigned to our luncheon also were outstanding. They were so easy to work with. Thoughtful, too.” — Ruth Bryant “The family had a fabulous time, and everything was wonderful. My family said nothing but GREAT things about the food! Thank you so much for taking care of everything.” — James R. Overstreet
To guarantee an amazing holiday party, contact the MAC’s catering departments at either the Downtown Clubhouse (314-539-4470) or at the West Clubhouse (314-539-4490). Find more information online.
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The Downtown Clubhouse boasts more than 75 hotel rooms ready for guests and members! Many of the hotel rooms have been renovated as part of an ongoing project. Before the holidays creep up, make reservations for friends and family early! They will enjoy all the wonderful amenities the hotel has to offer such as: F Complimentary wireless internet in guest rooms and public areas F Complimentary computer/printer access in lobby F Shuttle service to local sporting events, businesses, and downtown attractions, as available F Same-day dry cleaning service available Monday through Friday F Complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and so much more!
HOLIDAY PARTY DISCOUNT For all holiday parties booked at the Club between Oct. 15-Jan. 31, guests may take advantage of the following overnight-stay discounts: F All rooms with a queen, king or two double beds - $85/night F All suites - $105/night F Complimentary overnight parking included
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Enjoy a boutique hotel experience by reserving a room today. Call 314-231-7220 and ask for the holiday18 special rate or visit the website.
Invite Traveling Teams to Stay at the MAC A recent conversation regarding travel needs of NCAA Division 1 programs has prompted the Club to encourage all traveling athletic teams to stay at the MAC when in town. Will your alma mater’s sports team visit St. Louis sometime soon? Invite them to book hotel rooms at the Club. As a special guest of the MAC, the team will receive access to the Downtown Clubhouse’s athletic facilities, which includes the fitness center, weight room, two functional training rooms, basketball court, and indoor heated pool and jacuzzi. The team can also enjoy healthy dining options. With more than 15 flexible meeting spaces, the Club is ideal for study hall or a coach’s conference. The rate for this special offer is $110 per night, which includes a complimentary breakfast. Interested teams should contact Crystal Nelson at 314-539-4442 or cnelson@mac-stl.org. 20 F Cherry Diamond F SEPT 2018
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For a Hole in Your Roof, or a Whole New Roof…® Call today or visit our website to request a free estimate for your roofing needs. A family owned business offering unrivaled quality, craftsmanship, and customer service since 1929; Frederic Roofing has earned the area’s bestknown name for installation and repair of all types of commercial and residential roofing, guttering, and sheet-metal. Call today 314-645-2000 or visit www.fredericroofing.com
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The multi-generational MAC members and owners of Frederic Roofing did an amazing job on our West Clubhouse roof – it looks brand new!" — Wally Smith, General Manager
Frederic Roofing is a full-service residential and commercial roofing company that has expertly served more than 80,000 households in the St. Louis area. This family-owned and operated business has been a premier roofing contractor for almost 90 years! To provide expert service, Frederic Roofing ensures that all workers are fully insured, safety-oriented, and employees of the company, not outside contract workers. The technicians are licensed professionals who are ready to help customers answer questions about any current roofing issues, repairs, or replacements. Touting almost 90 years of experience, the Frederics have not only perfected roofing, but have also established expert customer service practices. All roofing issues are fixed correctly the first time, and each project receives full attention from start to finish. Customers can attest to the amazing work that Frederic Roofing has completed.
Frederic Roofing provides many services to help customers’ homes and businesses look like new! Services include roofing repair and replacement, gutters and tuck pointing, and cleaning roofs. For roofing repair and replacement, the Frederic roofing team can handle any job! Whether a roof has a minor leak or major damage, the roof will be fixed efficiently and with the right material. For gutters and tuck pointing, a range of residential and commercial gutter products, including seamless aluminum, copper, and custom gutter applications, are offered. Gutter protection products are available for an existing gutter system or with the installation of new gutters. Frederic Roofing can also solve any chimney and roofingrelated tuck-pointing problems! Roof cleaning is also provided. There are many reasons to clean a roof including aesthetics, property values, energy efficiency, and increased longevity of the roof. Using Roof Restore System will greatly enhance a home or business’ exterior and the condition of the roof. DID YOU KNOW? The West Clubhouse recently underwent the Roof Restore System earlier this year and looks as good as new. Frederic Roofing is a premier St. Louis roofing company prepared to help with any roofing needs! Come see why so many home and business owners have trusted their roof to Frederic Roofing.
Call 314-645-2000 for a hole in your roof or a whole new roof. Go online to receive a free estimate at fredericroofing.com!
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C S C 2 0 18 C H A R I T Y H I G H L I G H T:
JOIN HANDS ESL
Join Hands ESL is a wonderful organization that serves its community in hopes to end poverty for all children in the East St. Louis area. Through their compassion and service, this organization continues to empower the people of East St. Louis. Join Hands ESL sees the beauty and potential in every individual they encounter, and they work hard to help in time of need. They are experts in building personal relationships with both children and families through two main programs: Youth Programming and Mentoring Programs, both administered at the Ubuntu Center for Peace. Join Hands ESL, though small, has larger-than-life aspirations for its community. Youth programming provides various activities that challenge and entertain the children to temporarily take them out of their often harsh-living environment. Their activities are volunteer-driven, and they act as “big sisters” or “big brothers.” They create friendships and encourage the children’s selfimage and self-esteem. The main goal of youth programming is to let children know that they are loved and that they have huge a potential for the future. Other programs that Join Hands ESL offers is the Family Mentoring Program and the Teen Mentoring Program. The Family Mentoring Program offers friendship to and mentors parents for the sake of their children’s success. The Teen Mentoring Program is focused on increased academic achievements, employment skills, and an attainment of both high school and college graduation. Please consider donating to the MAC’s Charitable Society for Children to help support Join Hands ESL and other children's charities. Donate online from the MAC website.
NOMINATE A 2019 CSC CHARITY! Is there a local children’s charity that resonates with your heart? Nominate the organization to receive donations from the MAC’s Charitable Society for Children in 2019! Last year, the CSC donated $9,644.28 to each of its three charities. To be eligible, the charity must be: F Local to the St. Louis metropolitan area F Non-denominational F Family-oriented with an emphasis on service to children F Supportive of human welfare (not animals) To be considered for nomination, MAC members or staff should submit documentation to csc@mac-stl.org or mail to Missouri Athletic Club, Attn: Cynthia Goudy, 405 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63102 by 5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 21. A list of documentation requirements can be found on the MAC website at My MAC > Communication > Documents.
Compete in the Silver Racquet Tennis Tournament Family Fun Tennis Day! Tennis is great fun for all ages so bring the family for target shooting, a fast serve contest, beat the pro, and mini tennis—all to raise funds for the Charitable Society for Children! Grab a bite before or after tennis play in the Stan Musial Grille. All equipment and tennis courts are free to use, including the ball machine, so consider a donation to the CSC’s 2018 charities: Books for Newborns, Join Hands ESL and KEEN (Kids Enjoy Exercise Now) St. Louis. Open to all members, guests and all ages! Saturday, Oct. 27 F 1-4 p.m. F West Clubhouse F Register online. 24 F Cherry Diamond F SEPT 2018
Participate in this doubles tournament and raise money for the Sports Foundation benefitting the Charitable Society for Children. Players will compete in several rounds of doubles with a different partner each round. SATURDAY, OCT. 27 9-11:30 a.m. F West Clubhouse Register online.
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SPEAKER SERIES & E XPO
Igniting Productivity Through Personal Authenticity, and Harnessing the Power of Your Talent
JEFF KOZIATEK
THUR SDAY, SEP T. 6
The Missouri Athletic Club’s Business Development Group and the St. Louis Rotary invite you to their second annual complimentary speaker series and expo. Hear from engaging keynote speakers, network, peruse the expo, talk with business vendors, and enjoy lunch. JOINT KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Jeff Koziatek and Mary Kausch (pictured above and below) will speak together about building a solid core of authenticity built on trust and fearlessness, and aligning yourself with your true strengths to execute the right vision with the right team. AFTERNOON SPEAKER PRESENTATION Join us as professional speaker and executive coach Aprille Trupiano, who has appeared in several national television, radio, and other media outlets, presents an informative, educational session filled with practical takeaways that any organization can use right away.
11:30 a.m. – Registration and networking 12-4:30 p.m. – Expo open 12 p.m. – Kickoff lunch 12:45 p.m. – Keynote presentation 1:30-2:30 p.m. – Dedicated expo time 2:45-3:30 p.m. – Afternoon Speaker Session 3:30-4:30 p.m. – Networking and happy hour F
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REGISTER EARLY FOR A CHANCE TO WIN The expo and speaker series are complimentary to attend; an optional gourmet lunch is $30. Register by Aug. 17 for a chance to win a raffle drawing for four luxury box tickets to the Fox Theatre and dinner for four in the MAC’s Jack Buck Grille. MAC Members: Register at mac-stl.org or call 314-539-4470. Non-MAC Members: Register through EventBrite at speakerseriesandexpomac.eventbrite.com. BECOME AN EXHIBITOR Price includes lunch, expo, speaker presentations, parking and service charge. F $150 per booth for MAC members and St. Louis Rotary members F $300 per booth for guests Reserve your booth by Wednesday, Aug. 29. Contact Katie Maurer at kmaurer@mac-stl.org.
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A N N UA L V ET ER A NS DAY
Commemoration
Join the MAC and St. Louis Rotary Club for the annual Veterans Day commemoration and honor all those who have served our country, especially those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. Lunch and the program will follow a reception with military exhibits.
“The Missouri Athletic Club and the Rotary Club of St. Louis sponsor the Veterans Day Commemoration and awards luncheon that annually honors all veterans and provides special recognition to a Veteran of the Year, Veteran of Achievement, and a Lifetime Award for Dedication to the Veteran Community. The POW/MIA ceremony and the stirring speeches from key military leaders provide a solemn and emotional backdrop honoring and thanking our veteran community for their service and sacrifice. For me, it is a day to remember past missions, exploits, and comrades as we went about the nation’s business because the veterans’ courage, professionalism, and commitment serve as a rallying cry for future generations and inspires us to renew our patriotic spirit. It is a day when I rededicate myself to assisting the veteran community because we, as senior leaders, never really stop serving.” — MAC Governor Tracy Beckette Brigadier General (R), AUS Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army (CASA), Missouri (East)
THURSDAY, NOV. 8 11:15 a.m. – Reception and military exhibits F 12 p.m. – Lunch and program Downtown Clubhouse F $27.50 per person Register online or call 314-539-4470.
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MAC HONOR ROLL To honor all MAC members who have served in the U.S. military, the Honor Roll listing the names of these members will be published in the November issue of the Cherry Diamond. To be included, please provide your name, branch and years of service to Katie Maurer at kmaurer@mac-stl.org or call 314-539-4402. Entrants do not have to be combat veterans.
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Raise the Roof(top) Spend a Thursday night out on the Downtown Clubhouse’s rooftop with the Associates for an evening of hors d’oeuvres, drink specials, prizes, games, and live entertainment! Last year’s event was a huge success! Members are encouraged to invite friends, family or coworkers. More details to come.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 27
6:30-9:30 p.m. Downtown Clubhouse Register online or call 314-539-4438.
Under Investigation: The FYC Welcomes the FBI Special Agent Mathew Giegling is the Forever Young Club’s speaker this month. He will talk about the FBI's work and what it takes to be an agent. During his 20 years with the FBI, Agent Giegling has worked in organized crime, domestic terrorism and public corruption. Currently, he serves as applicant coordinator and recruiter for the St. Louis Division. Join the group on Friday, Sept. 21 at 11:30 a.m. at the West Clubhouse for a full-on investigation! Register online or call 314-539-4490.
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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 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 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, second and third Wednesdays of the month, 5:30 p.m., Downtown For more information, visit mac-stl.org or call 314-539-4402. Cherry Diamond F SEPT 2018 F 27
A HAPPENIN’ HAWAIIAN NIGHT
The West Clubhouse pool deck was transformed into a Hawaiian paradise on July 28 as the Associates hosted a luau pool party for the membership. A pig roast, coconut cilantro rice, pineapple vegetable stir-fry and fresh fruit satisfied the hunger while Mai Tais freely flowed all evening. Those who donated $25 to the Club’s foundations received a special pineapple cup for bottomless Mai Tais! “Grandma’s Basement Band” set the night to music and the pool was open to those wanting to take a little dip. TOP FROM LEFT: BENJAMIN REIFSCHNEIDER AND CAROLINE SECHLER; GRANDMA’S BASEMENT BAND ADDED THE PERFECT BACKDROP TO THE EVENING. MIDDLE FROM LEFT: RADHIKA AND ZACH SMITH JOIN CALVIN CAGIJAL FOR A PHOTO; STACEY ACREE, LIZ BAISCH, JILL HUNT, AND LEANNE MORGAN STYLE THEIR LEIS WELL! RIGHT: SANDY LONG AND ADAM CROSLEY SHOW THEIR HAWAIIAN VIBES. PHOTO CREDIT: DANIELLE THRELKELD, DAY 1 PHOTO
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FLIPPERS AND A GOOD FLICK Families gathered at the West Clubhouse pool for an end-of-summer hurrah at the annual Dive-In Movie on Aug. 17. “Jumanji” was shown at dusk, and everyone snacked on complimentary popcorn and soda. PHOTO CREDIT: KARI R. FREY, FREYTOGRAPHY
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POOL'S OUT FOR THE SUMMER! MONDAY, SEPT. 3 Celebrate the conclusion of another great pool season with a party at the pool! The afternoon will include activities, entertainment, and a BBQ buffet! 12-4 p.m. F Adults – $20 (buffet) F Children (5-12) – $15 (buffet) F Register online or call 314-539-4490.
ROCKIN’ IN THE ‘80s POOLSIDE PARTY SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 Enjoy a night of friends, fun, and music at the West Clubhouse with “That ‘80s Band.” The West Clubhouse pool makes the perfect backdrop for a rockin’ party so prepare to dance the night away! Enter the costume contest for the chance to win a prize for the most creative attire. Members are also encouraged to submit photos of themselves from the ‘80s to Katie Maurer. Register online or call 314-539-4490. $30 per person (concert only; drinks and food are available for purchase) Must be 21 or older to attend F Doors open: 6 p.m. F Concert: 7-10 p.m. PHOTO CREDIT: KARI R. FREY, FREYTOGRAPHY
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GO MOBILE with the MAC! Join the bandwagon of about 800 members and spouses who downloaded the MAC’s new app.
The Missouri Athletic Club’s new mobile app officially launched on July 23. During the initial launch week, more than 700 members and spouses downloaded the app and received a daily push notification for a complimentary drink. The launch campaign ended with a complimentary Mai Tai for those who had the app downloaded at the Luau Pool Party on Saturday. Since then, about 800 members and spouses have downloaded the MAC’s new mobile app, and the feedback has been great. These members are benefiting from easier mobile navigation and access to online registration, bookings, and statements. For those who have turned on their location services, they no longer need to sign-in at Club entrances. They are also receiving ongoing push notifications for special Club promotions, such as the complimentary drinks, and timely information. The Club plans to periodically share special offers solely through the app. Those who have not downloaded it already are encouraged to do so to reap these benefits. Lastly, members only need to login to the app once during the initial installation by following these easy steps:
BENEFITS OF THE MOBILE APP F Login only once
INSTRUCTIONS 1. Go to your device’s app store (iTunes for Apple devices and Google Play for Android devices). Search for Clubessential, and download and install the app. 2. Once installation is complete, open the app and allow push notifications and location services to receive important Club communications. 3. Enter the following Club ID on the sign-in screen: mac 4. Login using the same username and password that you use for the MAC website.
JEFF MOORE AND TIM MALECEK CHECK OUT THE FEATURES OF THE MAC’S NEW MOBILE APP.
F Easily access online registration, bookings, and statements F Receive push notifications for special Club promotions and timely information F Skip sign-in at Club entrances F Easily upload a photo to your member profile F Stay digitally connected to the Club
For assistance, contact webmaster@mac-stl.org.
NOTE: Clubessential is the MAC’s website and mobile app provider. Their logo will display as the mobile app icon on your device once downloaded.
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PROVIDER The MAC boasts its own “sole provider,” and no, it’s not Michael Bolton. Don Cross, the Club’s in-house shoe repairman, gives worn out shoes new life and is an expert when it comes to shines and repairs! A three-part video mini-series on this muchloved figure is available on the Club’s website and YouTube channel. Learn about how Don managed to find himself in the shoe repair business, and watch him in action as he repairs a lady’s heel and a pair of men’s leather shoes. Don also gives a sneak peek into his favorite pastime when he’s not in the shoe shop. Don says that he would love more business so he encourages members to drop off their shoes for some TLC that only he knows how to give. Call Don directly at 314-539-7278 or simply drop them off at the Downtown Clubhouse athletic desk or at the West Clubhouse Pro Shop for downtown service.
Second Floor Men’s Restroom Reopened The men’s restroom on the second floor underwent renovations during the past few months and reopened the second week of August. To raise the Club’s facility standards, the design of the space mirrors the sleek look of the men’s restroom on the first floor.
Jim Trotter is the commercial photographer, artist, and owner at Trotter Art Inc. in St. Louis, Mo. Jim produces advertising photography including architecture, product conceptual images, and portraits. The artist produces his images using high resolution digital cameras and Photoshop, and some of his work includes reproduced prints for other artists (art reproductions). Jim displays in many galleries and businesses throughout St. Louis. He has pioneered the Gigapan Imaging System, a robotic camera device that assists in creating extreme wide-angle images in high resolution. He has produced four coffee table books and the fourth edition of “The Best of Saint Louis” is now available. Trotter Art can produce custom images at any size. For more information, visit Jim’s website at www.trotterart.com or call 314-878-0777. To purchase any art on display, contact Janet Jones at extension 7430 or email jjones@mac-stl.org.
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IT’S SHOW TIME!
MAC ticket packages are on sale now for the 2018-2019 season at the Fox Theater. Attendees will experience a fabulous evening of dining and entertainment with a three-course dinner and glass of wine, garage parking, transportation to and from the show aboard the MAC shuttle, and tickets to the show. Tickets are limited so contact Katie Maurer at 314-539-4402 or kmaurer@mac-stl.org to book now. Dinner: 5:15 p.m. F Depart for the Fox: 6:50 p.m. F Show: 7:30 p.m. F Price: $140 per person LOVE NEVER DIES Thursday, Sept. 27, 2018
The ultimate love story continues in Love Never Dies, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s spellbinding sequel to The Phantom of the Opera. The year is 1907. It is 10 years after his disappearance from the Paris Opera House, and The Phantom has escaped to a new life in New York where he finds his place for music but still yearns for his one true love, Christine Daaé.
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ALADDIN Thursday, Nov. 15, 2018
Discover a whole new world at Disney’s Aladdin, the hit Broadway musical. From the producer of the Lion comes the story Aladdin, a thrilling new Mark your King calendars fortimeless the upcoming MAC Happy production filled with unforgettable beauty, magic, comedy, and breathtaking Hours. In addition to serving up great drink specials, spectacle.these It’s anevents extraordinary event where one three are atheatrical great opportunity to lamp meetand new wishes make the possibilities infinite. members and introduce friends and colleagues to the
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Thursday, Jan. 3, 2019 DowntownInspired by the beloved films,West (Poolside) the romantic and Wednesday,adventure-filled June 25 new musical Saturday, June 14 to Anastasia is on a journey Wednesday,St.July 23 Saturday, July 12 Louis at last! This dazzling show transports us from Thursday, Aug.Empire 14 to the euphoria ofSaturday, the twilight of the Russian Paris in theAug. 1920s,23 as a 1:30-4:30 5-8 p.m. brave young woman sets out to discover the mystery of her past. p.m.
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Thursday, Feb. 7, 2019
Be there when the sun rises on the new production, with stunning movement and dance from acclaimed Israeli choreographer Hofesh Shechter, based on the original stages by Jerome Robbins. A wonderful cast and lavish orchestra tell this heartwarming story of fathers and daughters, husbands and wives, and the timeless traditions that define faith and family.
WAITRESS Thursday, April 4, 2019
Inspired by Adrienne Shelly’s beloved film, Waitress tells the story of Jenna – a waitress and expert pie maker. Jenna dreams of a way out of her small town and loveless marriage. A baking contest in a nearby county and the town’s new doctor may offer her a chance at a fresh start, while her fellow waitresses offer their own recipes for happiness.
COME FROM AWAY Thursday, May 23, 2019
The true story of the small town that welcomed the world. Broadway’s Come From Away has won Best Musical all across North America! This New York Times Critics’ Pick takes you into the heart of the remarkable story of 7,000 stranded passengers and the small town in Newfoundland that welcomed them.
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MAC snapshots MEMBER CONNIE SCHOENECKER SHARED THIS GREAT SNAPSHOT OF HER HUSBAND JOHN AND SON WILLIAM REPRESENTING THE MAC IN GREECE! THEY'RE STANDING ON LOCATION AT THE ANCIENT OLYMPIC STADIUM DATING BACK TO THE 8TH CENTURY.
GEORGE MINTON SITS ON HIS DAD MATTHEW’S LAP WHILE HE RECEIVES HIS FIRST HAIRCUT AT THE DOWNTOWN CLUBHOUSE ON JULY 30.
THE RED TEAM BEAT THE WHITE TEAM 9-7 AT THE ANNUAL RYDER CUP ON JULY 26.
ON AUG. 2, CAMP MAC CAMPERS HAD THE CHANCE TO TOUR THE CARDINALS HALL OF FAME AND LISTEN TO TOM ACKERMAN’S LIVE PREGAME SHOW ON KMOX.
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