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A New Portland Oregon Sports Authority Office As of March 1, 2000 the Sports Authority’S Office Is Located in Goose Hollow at 1888 SW Madison, Portland, Oregon 97205 Volume 6, No. 1 Spring March, 2000 Sports Quarterly THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE PORTLAND OREGON SPORTS AUTHORITY SPORTLANDIA 2000 Proceeds Give Youth Throughout Oregon Access To Sports Chaired by Scott Andrews, Sportlandia 2000 was the Sports Authority’s best and largest auction. Held in the Multnomah Athletic Club’s new wing on January 28th, Sportlandia 2000 surpassed all expectations. It raised over $100,000 to support deserving youth and amateur sports throughout Oregon. The Sports Authority Foundation would like to express its deepest ap- preciation to presenting sponsor Spirit Mountain Casino and spon- sors Thomason Auto Group, OregonLive and Reser’s as well as to all of our generous donors. This wonderful night featured items ranging from trips to Wimbledon Judy Tidrick was delighted with one of her Sportlandia 2000 purchases. and to see the NY Yankees to Blazer Suites and autographed memorabilia. Sportlandia 2000 included celebrity appearances by Tiffeny Sportlandia 2000 featured over 350 unique items and trips Milbrett, Shannon MacMillan, Bill Schonely, Mark Mason, Christen Powell, Herm Gilliam and others. The Sports Authority has a new web address: www.portlandsports.org The Portland Oregon Sports Authority has teamed up with Pop Art LLC to develop THE Resource For Oregon Sports On The Web. The new Web site includes an extensive Oregon Sports Calendar, Youth Sports Directory and the Oregon Sports Directory with links to over 350 Oregon sports Web sites. Bringing World-Class Sports to Oregon www.portlandsports.org Page 2 Board of Directors Officers CHAIR - SCOTT ANDREWS - MELVIN MARK COMPANIES PRESIDENT - RANDOLPH MILLER - THE MOORE COMPANY VICE PRESIDENT - KEVIN KELLY - MCCALL HEATING TREASURER - ROGER KRAGE - CROWN PACIFIC L.P. SECRETARY - KAREN WHITMAN - KAREN WHITMAN PROJECTS Board Members GEORGE BELL - MERC LEN BERGSTEIN - NORTHWEST STRATEGIES, INC. CRAIG BERKMAN - CRAIG BERKMAN & ASSOCIATES OWEN BLANK - TONKON TORP LLP RICH CALLAHAN - ARTHUR ANDERSEN JACK CUNIFF - ADIDAS AMERICA As we begin 2000, we leave behind our most NORM DANIELS - G.I. JOE’S, INC. JULIE DIXON - AUTHOR exciting year highlighted by the Women’s MARK DODSON - NW NATURAL World Cup and look forward to a new year BRIAN DOHERTY - MILLER NASH SHO DOZONO - AZUMANO TRAVEL SERVICE which will feature several more exciting STEVE ELORRIAGA - B & I FURNISHINGS JIM ETZEL - GREENS.COM events. KAREN FAST - COMPLETE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, INC. BRUCE FERY - HEATHMAN MANAGEMENT GROUP MARK GARDINER - CLANCY, GARDINER & PIERCE The NCAA Women’s Basketball West Re- MARSHALL GLICKMAN - PORTLAND FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT th PETER GRAY - BANK OF AMERICA gional will be in Portland on March 25 and ROBERT GREGG - DECISION POINT SYSTEMS th DAN HANSON - COLUMBIA SPORTSWEAR 27 . This event has never been held in Or- JOHN HERMAN - VEBER PARTNERS egon before and we are certain it will be out- HARRY HUTT - BLAZERS, INC. th th BRAD HUTTON - PROMUS HOTEL CORPORATION standing. Then on May 5 and 7 , we wel- PETER JACOBSEN - PETER JACOBSEN PRODUCTIONS STEPHEN T. JANIK - BALL, JANIK LLP come back the US Women’s Soccer team as RAY LEARY - ADIDAS AMERICA part of the Nike US Women’s Cup which LARRY MILLER - NIKE,INC. STEVE MILLER - NIKE, INC. will play held at Civic Stadium. DOUG OBLETZ - SHIELS OBLETZ JOHNSEN JIM PIRO - PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC MIKE PITTMAN - PACIFICORP FRANK PODANY - AK MEDIA/NW Later this summer, the Sports Authority will LARRY REMMERS - WELLS FARGO BANK help The Gorge Games, held in Hood River, DONNA RICHARDSON - KEYBANK OF OREGON DWAYNE RICHARDSON - PRICE WATERHOUSE COOPERS LLP become an annual international event featur- JOHN RICKMAN - US BANK OF OREGON LES SMITH - PORTLAND MARATHON ing windsurfing, kayaking, mountain biking, CURT STEVENS - LOUISIANA - PACIFIC swimming, running and many more events. JAMES TAYLOR - ALBINA COMMUNITY BANK SCOTT THOMASON - THOMASON AUTO GROUP STEVE TIDRICK - MULTNOMAH ATHLETIC CLUB ED TONKIN - RON TONKIN DEALERSHIPS We are delighted with the success of Sport- FELICIA TRADER - PORTLAND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION TOM USHER - CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD landia 2000 and want to thank all the gener- BOB WHITSITT - BLAZERS, INC. ous donors who made the event another vic- LINDA WILLIAMS - US TRUST, CO. DAVID ZIELKE - DELTA AIR LINES tory for deserving youth and amateur sports. Honorary Board Members JOHN KITZHABER - GOVERNOR, STATE OF OREGON We’re proud to welcome several new board VERA KATZ - MAYOR, CITY OF PORTLAND MIKE BURTON - EXECUTIVE OFFICER, METRO From the Director members and corporate members listed in WILL GLASGOW - CHAIR EMERITUS this letter. Together, they provide the Staff strength the Sports Authority needs to DREW MAHALIC - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR achieve our continued success. Thanks to BRIAN DAVIS - MARKETING MANAGER MIKE ROSENBERG - MARKETING ASSISTANT all of you for your support. MEYER FREEMAN - SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATOR ALICIA KOLB - R.Y.T.E. PROGRAM COORDINATOR The Official Newsletter of the Portland Oregon Sports Authority. Vol. 6 No. 1 PHONE: 503/234-4500 FAX: 503/234-3853 The Sports Quarterly is writtern for our members and others interested INTERNET: WWW.PORTLANDSPORTS.ORG in the promotion of Oregon as a world-class sports event destination. It is published quarterly and provides an update on the activities of the Portland Oregon Sports E-MAIL: [email protected] Authority, as well as information related to sports events and activities throughout the state. Page 3 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! 224-4400 2000 DIVISION I WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WEST REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP March 25 & 27 Memorial Coliseum Portland, Oregon Hosted by 3 Games in 2 Nights for: $28.00 - Level 1 Reserved $25.00 - Level 2 Reserved $17.50 - Youth Ticket For tickets call 503/224-4400 www.portlandsports.org Page 4 Thanks A Million! Our sincerest thanks to the following individuals, companies and organizations who donated items to Sportlandia 2000. Please join us in thanking these donors for their generous support of the Portland Oregon Sports Authority Foundation the next time you see them or patronize their business. 5th Avenue Suites Hotel Corvallis Country Club Chris Jaworski NIKE Riverside Golf & C. C. adidas America Couch Street Fish House Jerrys Rogue River Jet Boats NIKE Sports Camps Robert J Vanden Bos & AK Media/NW Crooked River Dinner Train John Herman Nordic Track Heath Rider Elaine E Howard Alaska Airlines Crown Pacific Jordan Brand North Clackamas Aquatic Park Rock Creek C.C. Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe Cucina! Cucina!, Inc. Kansas City Chiefs Northwest Airlines Rogue Valley Country Club All About Hawaii Culligan Holiday Bowl The Keg Oak Hills Golf Club Ron Tonkin Dealerships America West Airlines Dallas Cowboys Jack Kelly Oaks Park Roller Rink The Running Y Resort American Airlines Damon Stoudamire, Inc. Kelty Sporting Goods Old Navy Rustica Italian Caffe Amity Vineyards Days Inn King City Golf Course Oregon City Golf Club Sacramento Sports Commission Applause Apparel Decision Point Systems Julie Knight Oregon Freeze Dry San Francisco Giant Applebees DeLap White Caldwell & Croy, LLP Kodak Oregon Gymnastics Academy San Jose Sharks Applegate Golf Delta Air Lines Josh Krimston Oregon Screen Impressions Sandpines Golf Links Astoria Golf & Country Club Detroit Lions Langdon Farms Oregon Sports Hall of Fame Seattle Mariners AT&T Cable Services Detroit Tigers Larry Steele Basketball Camp Oregon State University Seeing is Believing Atlanta Falcons Julie & Rocky Dixon LASERPORT OregonLive Sheraton Hotel Atwaters Restaurant & Bar DoubleTree Portland Columbia River Le Club de Hockey Canadien OSAA Shilo Inns and Resorts Aubrey Glen Golf Club Duffel Sportswear Leatherman Tool Group Pace Setter Athletics Shonna Williams Azumano Travel East Bank Saloon & Rest Company Leupold & Stevens, Inc. Pacific Coast Restaurants Solstice Baltimore Ravens Scott Ehlen Lewis & Clark College Robert Pamplin, Jr. Spirit Mountain Casino Bandon Dunes Jack Elder Frank & Ann Logan Paragon Restaurant & Bar SPORTHILL, Inc. Bank of America Embassy Suites Portland Airport Lost Tracks Golf Club The Paramount Hotel Sports Look Barracuda Sports Products Embassy Suites Portland Downtown Luhr Jensen & Sons, Inc. Pazzo Ristorante The Sportscard Shop Beacon Rock Golf Course Emmert Internationals Mandalay Entertainment Pepsi SportsWorld Tours, Inc. Benchmade Knife Co. Terry Emmert Portland Marriott Downtown Peter Jacobsen Productions Springfield Country Club BI Mart Field of Dreams Steve Marshall Photographic Image Gallery State Games of Oregon BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS Fiesta Bowl McCormick & Schmicks Restaurant Piatti Restaurant Sunriver Resort Black Butte Ranch Flying Rhino Productions McNary Golf Club Pinemeadow Golf Southwest Airlines Body Balance Fitness Studio Forresters Meadow Lakes Golf Course Pittsburgh Steelers Thomason Auto Group Brian Grant Foundation Frank Layden, Black Helterline Meadowlawn Golf Course Harold Pollin Timberline Lodge Broadmoor Golf Course Franz Bakery Melborne World Masters Port of Portland Toronto Raptors Basketball Club Broken Top Fred & Marge Ryan Meridian Acupuncture Clinic Portland Baseball Group Tony Romas Bruce ONeal Fred Meyer Metolius Mountain Products, Inc. Portland Brewing Co. Triangle Travel Bullwinkles Family Foodn Fun G.I. Joes Miami Dolphins Portland Family Entertainment Tualatin Hills Park & bungee.com Gearhart Golf Links Mike Davis Golf School Portland Parks & Recreation Recreation District Burley Design Cooperative Marshall Glickman The Minnesota Twins Baseball Club Portland Rose Festival Association U.S. Bank Caddis Manufacturing Global
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