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MAATA NEWS
MID-ATLANTIC ATHLETIC
TRAINERS’ ASSOCIATION
SPRING 2004
www.maata.org
FROM THE DIRECTOR
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ear Members of District Three:
With the holidays well behind us and the tulips in bloom in Raleigh, North
Carolina, I hope that this newsletter finds all of our members in good spirits.
It has been my pleasure to represent the district at our winter meeting in
New Orleans. It has been an active and productive six months.First of all,
congratulations to Chuck Kimmel on his election as president of the NATA.
District 3 looks forward to an exciting and fruitful relationship with our new
president and know that he will represent our membership with honor and
integrity. I also wish to express our appreciation to Julie Max as she
concludes her term as our president. She has done outstanding work as
she has moved our profession and association forward into the 21st century.
Change of
Address or E-Mail?
To those members who have
moved..…we need your help.
Your corrected contact information
is requested. Please go to the
NATA website “Members Only”
section www.nata.org/members1/
members.cfm (or click HERE) to
update. Please be assured your
information is secure. It will only be
used for NATA and MAATA membership communication.
Thank you, MAATA Leadership
The NATA and the NATA - BOC met in a joint session this winter to discuss
the issues that challenge the athletic training profession. It became clear to
both groups that the NATA national office has a vested interest in promoting
athletic training and protecting our interests in
Washington, D.C. Clearly it is the state presidents’
and state organizations’ responsibility to monitor
practice acts in each state, but it is also obvious
that it is our national organization’s role to preserve
our interests at the federal level. The National
Athletic Trainers’ Association is currently looking
into the best way to utilize our resources and
maximize our impact in Washington. More
information about this will be forthcoming, over
the next several months. In coordination with this
it is clear that our resources need to be geared
Charlie Rozanski, ATC/L
towards regulation in all 50 states. Therefore, the
District Director
Practice Act funds that the national organization
distributes to states for their lobbying effort will
reflect this. Based on the recommendation of the Governmental Affairs
Committee and the strong support of its membership, the Board of Directors
has approved a distribution formula which will allow states that are currently
unregulated some additional revenue to fight for legislation. Only when all
50 states have regulation can we effectively pursue a national agenda and
this reallocation of funds for the coming year is directed at that cause. In
our district, Maryland and West Virginia are currently hard at work in
legislative efforts, and we wish them the best of luck and our support in
these goals.
On a lighter note, we are excitedly anticipating our return to Virginia Beach
in May. Dr. Katie Walsh has been working continuously since the end of
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last year’s program to put together a great educational experience for our members. Thanks to her and her
committee for all of the hard work. Marty Baker and I look forward to an exciting meeting in Virginia Beach. With
our national meeting in Baltimore this year, our district members have two excellent opportunities to renew old
friendships and earn CEUs in the process. I know our District 3 membership will support both meetings, and I
look forward to seeing you this spring and summer.
If there is anything that I can do to assist you in any way, please feel free to contact me. Thanks again for all of your
support.
Sincerely,
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Charlie Rozanski, ATC/L
FROM THE SECRETARY/TREASURER
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istrict III Members,
I hope this spring edition of the MAATA news finds each of you doing well. This edition
has lots to offer including information on the MAATA Symposium to be held in Virginia
Beach May 21-23, 2004 at the Cavalier Hotel. Katie Walsh and her committee have put
together a wonderful program, one that I am sure each of us will find timely and informative.
A couple of important items to keep in mind as you plan your trip.
Be sure to register before April 30 to receive the best possible rates on
conference registration and hotel room rates.
Hotel reservations should be made directly with the Cavalier. Feel free
to use the reservation form included in this newsletter to mail or FAX.
Martin Baker, ATC/L
District Secretary/Treasurer
Hotel check-in time is 4:00 PM on Friday.
The business meeting is Friday.
This year’s symposium will be worth 14 CEU’s
A preliminary schedule can be viewed by visiting the MAATA Symposium section of the MAATA web
site or by clicking here .
There will be a pre-symposium mini-course offered by Foot Management on Friday May 21, 2004
for more information visit the MAATA Symposium section of the MAATA web site or by
clicking here .
Don’t forget that March is National Athletic Trainers’ month. If each of us plans an event to promote our profession
the success of this initiative will be insured.
In June our national symposium will be in our own back yard at Baltimore. Beverly Westerman has on a couple
of occasions solicited your assistance in serving as a volunteer. Whether you are a volunteer or a participant I
hope to see all of you there.
Finally be on the look-out for a re-designed MAATA website. Currently we are working on the formatting to insure
it not only serves the membership but that it also has a positive impact for everyone that visits our site.
As always if I can be of help or assistance to you please do not hesitate to contact me. Have a great spring…see
you at the Beach!
Sincerely, Martin Baker, ATC/L
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District 3 Volunteers Needed
The 2004 NATA Conference is coming to Baltimore on June 15-19. We are asking members to volunteer their
time to make the conference the best ever. If you are interested please contact:
Beverly Westerman, ATC
Host Committee Chair
The George Washington University
817 23rd Street, NW Washington, DC 20052
(202) 994-3862 [email protected]
MAATA STATE PRESIDENTS
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Virginia Athletic Trainers’
Association
West Virginia
Athletic Trainers’ Association
Tim Laurent, ATC
[email protected]
Valerie Herzog, ATC
[email protected]
Click Here for VATA Web Site
Click Here for WVATA Web Site
Maryland Athletic Trainers’
Association
DC Athletic Trainers’ Association
Kim Summy, ATC
[email protected]
Thad Moore, MA, ATC
[email protected]
North Carolina Athletic Trainers’
Association
South Carolina Athletic Trainers’
Association
Mark White, ATC/L
[email protected]
Kent Atkins, ATC, SCAT
[email protected]
Click Here for SCATA Web Site
Click Here for NCATA Web Site
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Message to NATA Members
March is National Athletic Training Month! This year’s theme is:
“Injury Treatment:
Early Care Speeds Recovery”
We’ve created a special Web site where you can get more information.
The site features downloadable public service announcements and
logos, and many other resources. To access the site, go to
www.nata.org/natm
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STATE REPORTS
South Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association
Athletic Training Day in SC
The South Carolina Athletic Trainers Association celebrated Athletic Training Day in South Carolina by hosting it
annual “Legislative BBQ at the Blatt” on February 4th. Over 150 legislatures and dignitaries attended the annual
event.
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West Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association
2004 Annual Sports Medicine Conference
Athletic trainers, physical therapists, physicians, and coaches are cordially invited to Morgantown, WV, to attend the
twenty-first annual West Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association Sports Medicine Conference. The conference
date is set for Saturday, March 20, 2004. (6.5 CEU’s) at the Ramada Inn and Conference Center, Morgantown.
West Virginia University will be hosting this year’s conference and Jeromy Alt, MS, ATC, and Randy Meador, MS,
ATC, and the the WVU staff have put together an exceptional program that is pertinent, educational, and exciting. The
clinical program this year will be focusing on a diversity of pathologies. The program is titled Innovations in
Surgical and Manual Care of Orthopedic Injuries (with Cadaver Lab).
Friday, March 19TH
Golf Outing, at Lakeview Golf Resort (Tee Off at Noon)
$60/ golfer includes golf, cart, prizes, lunch, and admission to the Welcome Reception at the Ramada Inn.
Welcome Reception at Ramada Inn (8PM)
$10/person non-golfers and include admission, drink tickets, and hors d’oeuvres.
Silent Auction
Beginning at the Welcome Reception through noon, Saturday, March 20th.
Proceeds of the Friday Events go to support the WVATA licensure efforts and the WVUATA. For more information
about Friday’s events, contact: Jeromy Alt at [email protected] or Randy Meador at [email protected]
Saturday - March 20TH
2004 WVATA Annual Sports Medicine Conference – Ramada Inn 8am-5:15pm, Morgantown, WV.
Agenda Topics:
Visual Surgical and Rehabilitative Perspectives of Unique Injuries to the Knee, Shoulder and Elbow
Hands On Cadaver Lab Breakout Sessions
Basic Muscle Energy Techniques for the Athletic Trainer
Business Meeting
Student Program – Cadaver Lab
Student Poster Presentations
Several Exhibitor Visitation Opportunities
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To register for the conference, please contact:
Doug Wilson at [email protected] or Derrick Billups at [email protected]
More information can also be found on the WVATA website: www.wvata.org
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STATE REPORTS
Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association
Lower Left Picture - Student Presenters
2004 VATA
Front row (right to left) are: Carrie Cheeley (Radford University); Erin Duff (Radford
Annual Meeting University); Lindsay Borst (JMU); Kristie Brown (Longwood University); Danielle Hess
(Longwood University)
& Symposium
Second row (right to left) are: Heather Farr (Bridgewater College) Isaac Colbert
The Virginia Athletic Trainers’ (Bridgewater College); Sean Burton
Association held their Annual (Radford University); Lauren Hartzler (JMU);
Meeting and Symposium on Kathleen Mitchell, (Bridgewater College);
Matt Phillips (Lynchburg); Not Pictured:
January 9 & 10 in
Heather Morris (College of Health Sciences)
Williamsburg, Virginia. The
meeting and symposium
posted a record setting 155
attendees and 11 exhibitors
this year. On Friday evening,
Rose Schmieg, ATC, PT and
Michael Augustine, ATC, PT,
delivered
a
two-hour
Pat Aronson, MEd, ATC, PTA (University
presentation titled “Scapular
of Virginia, Lynchburg College) presenting
Dyskinesia and the Throwing
History of the VATA
Athlete”.
The program
consisted of 15 presentations
over the course of the 2-day meeting and symposium. The program also included a Heartsaver AED recertification
course and a roundtable discussion on legal issues and concerns. Some of the presentations included:
Obstacles to Motivation in Rehab – Bob Reese, MA, ATC (College of Health Sciences)
History of the VATA – Pat Aronson, MEd, ATC, PTA (University of Virginia, Lynchburg College)
Post Arthroscopic Acetabular Labrum Repair – Chad Taylor, MSPT, ATC, CSCS (Sports and Occupational
Rehab Center)
Balance Training to Improve Stability – Scott E. Ross, PhD, ATC (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Sacroiliac Dysfunction in the High School Athlete – Angela T. Caparso, ATC, PT (Patriot Sportsmedicine,
Fairfax County Public Schools)
Also held, as part of the meeting and symposium was the college student program in which 18 students participated
in 12 presentations. The schools that were represented in the student program were Bridgewater College, James
Madison University, Jefferson College of Health Sciences, Longwood University, Lynchburg College, Radford
University, and Roanoke College. Some of the presentations included:
Water Wise: Aquatic Rehabilitation at James Madison University – Lindsay Borst & Lauren Hartzler
(James Madison University)
Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease – Robert Matthews Phillips (Lynchburg College)
The Role of Hydration Levels on Complex Cognitive Skills Utilizing the Standardized Assessment of
Concussion – Heather Nicole Farr (Bridgewater College)
Rhabdomyolosis in a Collegiate Soccer Player – Ann Porada (Longwood University)
Countertransferance – Brandon Davis, Robert Welch, & Jacob Pack (Roanoke College)
Crew Injuries: Causes and Management Strategies – Sean Burton & Patrick Carow (Radford University)
Sports Psychology: Injuries and Coping – Heather Morris (Jefferson College of Health Sciences)
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STATE REPORTS
North Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association
NCATA Dedicates Hall of Fame
The North Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association
dedicated the permanent home of its Hall of Fame on
January 10, 2004 in Boone, NC during a halftime
ceremony of the Applachian State - Wofford basketball
game. The Hall of Fame is now located on the first floor
of the Seby Jones Arena within the George M. Holmes
Convocation Center on the campus of Appalachian State
University. The dedication was performed with NCATA
president Mark White and past president Craig Baker
presenting the Hall of Fame members with replicas of the
plaques that will be located in the facility.
Hall of Fame members present for the ceremony were
(Left to Right): John Burney, ATC (2002), Steve Womack, ATC (2003), Zachariah McNeill, ATC (2003), Mary Broos,
ATC (2001), Kirby Patterson, ATC (2003), Scott Barringer, ATC (2001), Elton Hawley, ATC (2000). Not pictured:
Burney Capps, ATC & Bob Ford, ATC
Business Meeting & Clincal Symposium
The NCATA will hold its annual Business Meeting & Clinical Symposium March 12-14 at the Sunspree Resort in
Wrightsville Beach, NC. The NCATA cordually invites all members to attend this meeting. Registration forms can be
found on the NCATA website.
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Maryland Athletic Trainers’ Association
Licensure Bill HB 277 Update
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On February 12th. 2004, the MATA had a hearing for our licensure bill HB 277 with the Health & Government
Committee. We are hoping to hear from the Chair of the Health Occupations Subcommittee about the status of our
bill on Feb. 24th. Also on the 24th we have a hearing for SB 411 with Education, Health, & Environmental Affairs
Committee.
MAATA News
This electronic newsletter is published twice a year by the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers’ Association, for its members.
For information contained in this newsletter or to submit articles/ideas, please contact the MAATA Secretary/
Treasurer:
Marty Baker, ATC/L, Elon College
[email protected]
Production & Design by: Sharri H. Jackson
[email protected]
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MAATA COMMITTEE REPORTS
Governmental Affairs Committee
Mid-Year Meeting, Dallas, Texas, January 9-11
The GAC continues to focus on its goal to gain uniform regulation of athletic training in all 50 states. At the present
time there are seven states which have no regulation. The GAC has determined that these states are a priority
and we must show commitment to the legislative effort in these states. At the same time it is imperative that we
continue to support the states with existing statutes and assist them in their efforts. However as we look to
issues of reimbursement it is imperative that we gain recognition from Medicaid/Medicare, Blue Cross/Blue Shield
and other such groups. This can only be achieved if we have regulation in all 50 states. In an attempt to better
support the legislative efforts in these states the GAC proposed to the Board of Directors a restructuring of the
legislative funds disbursement program (which was subsequently passed by the BOD). This program will slightly
reduce the funds presently available to each state. The additional money will be placed in a discretionary account
that will be used by the GAC to target certain active states or to address federal issues. The process to obtain
emergency funds will remain unchanged and all approved emergency expenditures will be paid from this account.
It is important to remember that the purpose for diverting these monies is to fuel the initiative to gain regulation in
all 50 states, something that will pay dividends to the athletic training profession in the future.
The GAC is working to develop an educational model that will be available for program directors in Athletic Training
Education Programs. It is hoped that this model will be completed by the committee in June.
The GAC is working on a new edition of the Governmental Relations Guidebook. This booklet will be expanded to
include the reopening of existing laws and the incorporation of model language to create better laws. It will also
include information on the development of PAC’s and fund raising procedures. Upon completion the booklet will
be posted on the GAC website.
The committee also discussed the development of a PAC on the national level for use in state and federal
campaigns. A survey will be used to determine member interest and further research needs to be done to
determine conflict with other fund raising activities on the national level.
The GAC continues to monitor legislative activities in all states. State organizations are urged to contact their
district representatives for assistance in any regulation activity.
Submitted by,
Rick Proctor Ed.D., ATC-L
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District 3 Research and Grant Committee
Call for District Research Grant Proposals
The District III Research and Grant Committee is seeking research grant proposals in all areas of research related
to athletic training. Applications and guidelines can be obtained from:
Dr. Jamie Moul, ATC/L
Department of Health, Leisure, and Exercise Science
Appalachian State University
Boone, NC 28608
Deadline for submission of grant application materials is October 1, 2004. Notification of award will be November 1,
2004.
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MAATA COMMITTEE REPORTS
NATA PR Committee
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The NATA PR Committee met in New Orleans from 1/16/04 - 1/18/04. The following items noted below were discussed
per the agenda.
1.Items for revision, to be developed or currently under development:
a.An informational Guide that encompasses all aspects of the Athletic Training profession is being developed. The
target for this material is secondary school personnel, legislators and trade show exhibits.
b.Brochures to be developed for “Occupational Athletic Trainers”, “Sports Safety Checklist for Youth Sports”, and
“Athletic Training Career Information”.
c.The items currently on the NATA website that are being revised include the power point presentation, NATA Fact
Sheets and the E-Card. The E-Card will be expanded to other NATA Committees to personalize for their needs. The
NATA website will have a page devoted to National Athletic Training Month with downloads, information and suggestions.
d.The current media guide is going to be expanded and a list will be made available to each state, then the NATA
office should be notified.
e.Currently being developed is a checklist or recommendation list for states as to what they should or have provided
in regards to a PR Committee.
The PR Committee did recommend that all brochures be listed in the NATA News and note the recommended target
audience. Also the PR Committee recommended that the brochures be available on the website for complete
viewing and not just listed. It was also recommended that all brochures and public relations materials be exhibited or
made available at each district and state meeting.
2.Public Relations Issues, Project and Promotions:
a.Recommended that all states encourage members to utilize the E-Card during National Athletic Training Month.
Members are encouraged to utilize the website for information.
b.The Fox News Broadcast done in MA regarding unlicensed and practicing athletic trainers will be sent to all state
presidents. The PR Committee recommends that they approach their local media about a similar story or concept.
c.Athletic Trainers in the occupational and hospital setting have been getting publicity in many trade magazines
recently.
d.“NATA – Get in The Habit” will be focus of the February NATA News by committee chair Al Green. This concept may
be expanded in the future.
e.The PR Committee will look to partner more with the NATA Foundation on media friendly and “hot” topics in
research. We will again partner with the Safe Kids Campaign and continue doing PR with the release of NATA
position statement.
f.State organizations are encouraged to look into exhibiting at major group meetings in their state (ex State School
Board Members Meeting, State Superintendents Meetings, etc). The NATA currently exhibits at the national meetings
of the Secondary School Principals, National School Board Meeting, The Academy of Sports Medicine, Athletic
Business Meetings, National Family Physicians Meeting and State Legislators National Meeting.
g.The NATA will again present an award at the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association Meeting as well
as put on a seminar with Doug Casa, ATC (NATA expert on Hcat/Hydration).
h.National Athletic Training Month will have anew logo in 2005, three new awards (Most Creative, Best Grass Roots
and Greatest Impact) and next year’s slogan will be “Rehabilitation – Accelerate Return to Activity”.
i.The PR Committee is exploring pitching stories and links to such cable networks as the NFL Network, NBA Network
and College PBATS and other professional sports athletic trainer groups to have PR efforts and web links.
j.The VIP Program in Baltimore this June if focusing on insurance companies, workman’s compensation and
reimbursement. The NATA director of external marketing is overseeing this project.
Robin Waxenberg and Associates is the NATA’s new public relations agency and they will be quite instrumental in the
major public relations project on the national level.
Again, I stress to all members of District 3 that any and all grass roots level participation in public relations is strongly
recommended. Many times a grass root campaign has a major impact on how we are viewed and recognized as a
health care profession.
Bob Casmus, MS, ATC-L
D3 Public Relations Representative to the NATA PR Committee
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MID-ATLANTIC ATHLETIC TRAINERS’ ASSOCIATION
CLINICAL SYMPOSIUM
MAY 21- 23, 2004
THE CAVALIER HOTEL, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
COMPLETE THIS REGISTRATION FORM AND RETURN BY APRIL 30, 2004
Name___________________________________________________________________________________
Last
First
Middle
Name on Badge
Affiliation______________________________Title________________________________
Contact Information:
Mailing Address______________________________________________________________
E-Mail Address________________________________________________________________
Phone number_________________________________________________________________
Area code
Number
NATA Membership #_________________NATA-BOC Certification #___________________Date of Birth__________________
Hotel Reservations: Use the form contained in the newsletter to make hotel reservations or contact them directly at 800.446.8199, be
sure to identify yourself as being with the MAATA. Reservations must be made by 4/30/04 to receive the preferred rate.
( ) Please check here if you require special assistance to fully participate. Attach a written description of
your special needs. Requests must be received prior to 4/30/04.
Symposium Registration
( ) MAATA Member
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( ) Student (College/HS)
( ) CPR Course
(Limited enrollment)
Advanced
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No Charge
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Available for advanced
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Director’s Reception ~ Saturday May 22, 2004
Included with paid symposium registration Additional guest as indicated below
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( ) Children under 12 Free
Child__________________Child________________
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) Golf Tournament Friday May 21, 2004 @$65.00 (see enclosed information)
Total cost of attendance is registration plus additional guests at the director’s reception (if applicable) and participation in the golf
tournament (if applicable)
Total cost of registration (payment enclosed) _________________________________________________
Completed form should be returned to: Martin Baker 2500CB
Elon, NC 27244, payable to MAATA
Individuals NOT registered by 4/30/04 MUST register on-site
RESERVATION REQUEST
You must use this form to assure space and group rates.
Complete the form below and mail to:
THE CAVALIER ~ Oceanfront at 42nd Street, Virginia Beach, VA 23451 (800) 446-8199
Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers’ Association
May 21ST-23RD, 2004
Oceanview:Single $112.00
Oceanfront: Single $126.00
Deluxe: Double $136.00
Double $112.00
Double $126.00
King $136.00
King $136.00
(With Jacuzzi Tub in Historic Cavalier Location Only)
Reservation Cut off Date: April 30, 2004 Extra Person Charge: $25.00
Arrival (day/date): ________________________ Departure (day/date): ________________________
PLEASE RESERVE:
____________ Room(s) for _______________Adult(s) and ___________Children 18 & under
If available, I would prefer the following bedding type:
(Bedding type may not always be available. We will make every effort to fulfill your request.)
Dbl/Dbl
King
Do you need:
Cot(s)____
Crib(s)____
Refrigerator
Name(s)ofpersons sharing room:________________________________________________________
All local and state taxes apply
ALL RESERVATIONS REQUIRE A ONE NIGHT DEPOSIT
Enclose a check, money order or the number and expiration date of one of the following credit cards:
( ) Check or money order enclosed ( ) Mastercard ( ) Visa ( ) American Express ( ) Diners Club ( ) Choice ( ) Discover
Card #_______________________________________ Expiration Date: _________________________________
Name (print):________________________________________________________________________________
Address:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________
City:_____________________________State:____Zip:___________ Phone:____________________________
Signature:___________________________________________________________________________________
THE CAVALIER
General Information
• Seasonal children’s activities program.
• Private beach with umbrella and chair rental service.
• Refrigerators available for $5.00 per night.
• Indoor & outdoor olympic size pools plus kiddie pool.
• Cribs, no charge - cots, $10.00 per night.
• 1,500 square foot health club
• Most rooms have 2 double beds. King beds available by special request
• 20-Station aerobic fitness course, on grass.
• Private balconies with all rooms in The Cavalier on the Ocean.
• Croquet, volleyball, shuffleboard, basketball, bike rentals, putting
• No pet permitted.
green and 2 playgrounds.
• Valet parking available in the underground garage for a nominal charge. • Children 18 and under stay free in same room with parents.
• Concierge service.
• Check-in time 4:00 pm, check-out time 11:00 am. It may not always be
• Shuttle service between hotels.
possible to have rooms available prior to 4:00 pm. Should there be a
• 3 Restaurants, room service and outdoor dining.
• Gift Shop.
delay, all hotel facilities are available for your enjoyment.
• Same-day laundry and dry cleaning service.
• Cable television in all rooms
• 72-Hour cancellation notice required for deposit refund.
• Baby-sitting service available.
• 1/2 Day rate charged for early departure without 72-hour notice.
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MAATA Scholarship
Golf Tournament
Friday, May 21, 2004
Heron Ridge Golf Course, Virginia Beach
8:00 AM Shotgun Start
(Registration begins at 7:00 AM)
Entry Fee: $65 made payable to MAATA, includes:
Round of Golf
Cart
Range Balls
Luncheon
Complimentary Gifts
Door Prizes and Much More!
In the event of cancellation due to inclement weather, all money will be donated to the
scholarship fund. For more information, contact Scott Johnson at [email protected] or
Marty Bradley at [email protected] or phone at (757) 683-3397
Upon receipt of registration confirmation will be emailed.
2004 MAATA Scholarship Golf Tournament Registration
Name: __________________________________________________________________ Handicap: ______________________________________________
Address:_______________________________________________________________ Email: ___________________________________________________
MAATA
_________________________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________________________
Preferred Playing Partners: ___________________________________________________________
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Print and mail payments to Martin Baker along with other MAATA Meeting Registration materials.
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