Basketball

RELAX & ENJOY MAC Has Date Night Covered

Want a night without a crayon or coloring menu in sight? MAC is here for you. Peace and quiet are optional, but at least the choice is yours.

F Free Child Care is available while you dine in 1891 from 5:30–8 p.m. Thursdays and Saturdays. R Reserve a spot for your young ones at least 24 hours in advance by calling 503-517-7215 or emailing childcare@themac.com.

MAC Hoops Teams Take Championships

In April, The Multnomah Athletic Club adult competitive basketball teams competed in the National Championships, which were held in San Francisco at the Olympic Club. The five teams that represented MAC were the As, AAs, Masters, Golden Masters, and Platinum. Two of those five teams came back as National Champions.

The Golden Masters team brought home the championship trophy.

The Platinum team pulled out a tough last-minute win over a strong Los Angeles Athletic Club team, which led the whole game. With intense defense in the last minute and clutch shooting, the Platinum team came away with a hard-fought win.

Golden Masters: (back row) Kurt Weiss, Rick Ravio, Michael Aas, Mark Hesse; (front) Brian Currier, Glen Coblens, Rodd Miller, Robert Phillips Jr, Peter Coffey, and Coach Randy Krichevsky

Platinum team: (back row) Alan Jochim, Chuck Katter, Glen Coblens, William Patton; (front) Peter Coffey, Robert Phillips, Coach Wes Okamoto, Randy Krichevsky, Michael Holton, and Kurt Weiss

Clockwise from top: Bruce Duffet, Jeff Locke, and Mark Geringer. Jim Taylor, Mike Hale, and Michael Gormay. Doug Klucecek, Brandon Walter, and Sam Jakola. Jeff Locke and Mark Plumlee.

Club Hoops Trio Takes Home 3-on-3 Honors

On Saturday, May 14, MAC Basketball hosted the Spring Indoor 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament in the West Gym. While play was fierce and fun all-around, only one trio could emerge victorious, and it was the team made up of Bruce Duffet, Jeff Locke, and Mark Geringer. Congratulations to the tournament winners.

The 3-on-3 competition featured teams competing in round-robin-style play with single-elimination playoffs. Teams were picked by tournament organizers to ensure parity and equity. Members bonded over pizza, snacks, beer, and Gatorade, plus the glory of great play and the kind of camaraderie in which MAC specializes. Readers should keep their eyes peeled for the next 3-on-3 tournament, coming to a club court in the future.