(b. Sep 21, 1959) Mary Ayotte-Law hails from Gresham, where she began her career at Gresham Gymnastics Club. She attended Gresham High School where she became an OSAA champion. She attended Oregon State University and was a member of the gymnastics team from 1979-1982. She was a seven-time All-American in 1981 in four of five..Read More
(Born July 7, 1972) Chari was born in 1972 in Milwaukie and began gymnastics in 1978. A product of Eugene’s Churchill High School, she led Oregon State’s Gymnastics team to the NCAA championships four times. The Beavers took 4th place in 1991, 6th in 1992 and 7th in 1993 and 1994. She is a Three-time..Read More
Joy Selig Petersen (b. Sep 12, 1968) was one of the nation’s top collegiate gymnasts from 1988-91, earning NCAA titles in both the balance beam and floor exercise while at Oregon State. Selig moved to Corvallis from Placerville, Calif., and finished second at the NCAA championships in the floor exercise. As a sophomore, she won..Read More
(Born October 19, 1962) Brian Henninger played his way from Eugene to nearly winning The Masters, and then created a highly-successful golf charity. Born in Sacramento, Calif., in 1962, Henninger grew up in Eugene and won the Class AAA state title in 1981 while at Sheldon. He played collegiately at Southern California and was an..Read More
(Born March 4, 1954) Peter is a Portland native and graduate of Lincoln High School. He attended the University of Oregon, where he was a three-time All-American and won the Pac-8 Conference golf title in 1974. Peter turned professional in 1976 and his first two titles were the Oregon and Northern California Opens. He won..Read More
(Born December 31, 1950) Bob Gilder, a native of Corvallis, enjoyed much success on the PGA Tour with victories at the Phoenix Open in 1976 and 1983, the 1980 Canadian Open, the 1982 Byron Nelson Classic, Manufactures Hanover Westchester Classic and the Bank of Boston Classic. He also won the 1974 New Zealand Open, 1982..Read More
Born in Portland in 1901, Millard Rosenblatt (Jun. 30, 1901 – Mar. 1, 2000) was 12 when he began playing golf at the Tualatin Country Club. He placed second in the 1917 and 1919 Oregon State Amateur Tournaments. At Stanford University, he captained the golf team (1921-22), twice defeating the California State Amateur Champion. In..Read More
Mary Budke (b. Nov 16, 1953) established herself as a dominant performer in women’s amateur golf during the 1970s, including a win in the 1972 U.S. Amateur tournament and 1974 intercollegiate tournament. Budke grew up in Dayton during the days before high school golf was sanctioned for girls by the Oregon School Activities Association. She..Read More