Chefs cook up gold for Pan Am athletes

McMaster’s kitchen staff have been hard at work since the arrival of more than 400 Pan Am soccer players on campus.

Men’s and women’s teams from 12 different countries have been staying in Les Prince and Hedden Hall since the start of the games on July 10.

By the end of the games, McMaster’s Hospitality Services team expects to have served more than 40,000 breakfasts, lunches and dinners to Pan Am athletes, coaches and officials.

Final matches are set for the coming weekend as teams play the last of their games in the lead up to the gold medal finals.

Photos by Nasreen Mody

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McMaster's kitchen staff have been hard at work since the arrival of more than 400 Pan Am soccer players on campus.

Men's and women's teams from 12 different countries have been staying in Les Prince and Hedden Hall since the start of the games on July 10.

By the end of the games, McMaster's Hospitality Services team expects to have served more than 40,000 breakfasts, lunches and dinners to Pan Am athletes, coaches and officials.

Final matches are set for the coming weekend as teams play the last of their games in the lead up to the gold medal finals.

<em>Photos by Nasreen Mody</em>

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