The Macalester College athletics department celebrated the 25th annual Mac Hac fundraiser as 153 people in 38 teams came out to support student-athletes Monday, June 2, at the Mendakota Country Club in Mendota Heights, Minnesota. The 18-hole scramble and silent auction serves as a fundraiser to benefit all Macalester athletic student-athletes – a tradition that began in 1990 at the hands of former M Club Hall of Fame coach John Leaney. 

The day of golf was capped off with an annual banquet that celebrated the success of Macalester athletics in 2013-14 as well as the accomplishments of Leaney who retired from the College this spring. Leaney spent 25 successful years coaching both with the men's and women's soccer programs and served for the last five years as the department's recruiting coordinator. Leaney's coaching career is highlighted by a 1998 NCAA Division III women's soccer championship and a runner-up appearance the following year. 

Repeating as Championship Flight winners for the third year in a row was former Mac golfers Zach Youmans '05, Wes McFarland '05, Kristy Horner '03 and Kramer Lawson '05.  They matched their score from a year ago with 58 to defend their title from 2013. 

The Blue Flight also had a repeat championship team as Christian Koch '87, Mark Davis, Charley Howe '86 and Chuck Reisenberg won with a scorecard tiebreaker at 64. Winning the Orange Flight was Kevin Motl, Doug Rosenberg, Scott Anderson and Robbie Seals with a score of 70. 

Flight winners:
* (won in a scorecard tiebreaker)
Championship Flight
1. Zach Youmans, Kristy Horner, Wes McFarland, Kramer Lawson – 58
2. Ryan Wenkus, Evan Wenkus, Matt Lawin, Lee Amiot – 59
3. Martha Nause, Steve Misvaer, Ron Brisbois, John Leaney – 63

Blue Flight
1. Chris Koch, Charley Howe, Mark Davis, Chuck Reisenberg – 64*
2. Joe Naughton, John Ewert, Todd George, Marc Davies – 64
3. Paul Bergstrom, Jeff Jones, Ron Osterman, Jim Peterson – 65

Orange Flight
1. Kevin Motl, Doug Rosenberg, Scott Anderson, Robbie Seals – 70
2. Nancy Manderfeld, Sylvia Logerquist, Lolita Fischer, Marlene Brodt – 72
3. Karen Jordan, James Jordan, Ann Esson, Bob Esson – 72
 Putting Contest:  Jeff Ruehl