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JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2017 | 51 Handball Classic January 13–15 Come join the Handball Clas- sic and experience high-en- ergy, world-class handball at a great location. More than 100 players from around the country, including many from the Pacific Northwest, serve it up at this three-day event. Organized by the WAC Handball Club, this event features strong competition, exciting play, and plenty of socializing. Spectators welcome. uTo register, visit R2sports. com and search for "WAC Handball Classic." For more information, contact Darin Barr at dbarr@wac.net. Morris Trophy January 19 The 37th Annual Morris Tro- phy awards ceremony honors the best collegiate linemen in Pac-12 football. Come celebrate this season's award recipients at The Morris Tro- phy luncheon in the Crystal Ballroom. u 12–1:30 pm; $35. To re- serve, contact Darin Barr at 206.464.3074 or dbarr@wac.net. Tri/Cycle Kickoff Social January 26 All WAC members and their guests are invited to the Tri/ Cycle Club's Kickoff Social in Hagerty's Clubroom. Come learn about Tri/Cycle activities and hear from members who travel around the world to train and compete. The Tri/ Cycle Club is open to swim- mers, bikers, runners and/or triathletes of all levels. u 6–8 pm. For more information, contact tricycleclub@wac.net. The Main Event January 27–28 Collegiate boxers from around the nation are coming to the WAC for two fight nights. Enjoy dinner, drinks and comedy in the Crystal Ballroom, followed by boxing on the 8th Floor. Dress to impress and sit ringside as the best collegiate boxers face off. Friday, January 27, was sold out at press time. Saturday, January 28, seats were still available. u 5 pm; $175 (single ticket), $300 (VIP single ticket), $1,320 (table of 8). To re- serve, contact Darin Barr at 206.464.3074 or dbarr@wac.net. Athletic Open House March 15 Explore all the ways the WAC can help you achieve and maintain your fitness and wellness goals. Come to our complimentary Athletic Open House on the lobby level to learn about programs, classes, clubs within the Club, sports teams, and training options. Meet team members from our Athletics department and mingle while you enjoy live music, refresh- ments and demonstrations. u 5–6:30 pm. For more information, contact Wayne Milner at 206.464.3076 or wmilner@wac.net Beginners' Tri Program April 6–July 27 Realize your dream of completing a triathlon this summer! Prepare to compete in the 2017 Seafair Triathlon alongside your fellow WAC members. This 16-week beginners' triathlon program includes a training calendar designed for you by coach Julie Vieselmeyer, biweekly workshops on training-related topics, weekly group work- outs, and a practice triathlon. When you register you'll also receive a gear package to get you started. Receive 15 percent off when you register by Wednesday, February 15. uBiweekly Thursday meet- ings beginning Thursday, April 6, 7:30–8:30 am, in the 8th Floor Card Room; $600. To register, contact Julie Vieselmeyer at tricoachjulie@gmail.com or 206.859.9981. All sessions taught in the WAC pool on the 6th Floor. For more information or to sign up, con- tact swimlessons@wac.net or 206.464.3073. Aqua Boot Camp A high-intensity, low-impact workout. Great for those with knee, hip, and other joint issues. u Wednesdays: 1:30–2:30 pm; Fridays: 10:45–11:45 am Cardio Express A 30-minute, low-impact water workout. u Mondays: 10:30–11 am Deep Water Aerobics This class offers a safe and challenging water-based workout that includes cardio conditioning and body toning in deep water. u Mondays: 11–11:45 am Fridays: 10–10:45 am Joints in Motion Ease joint and muscle pain with gentle range-of-motion, joint-mobility, and flexibility exercises. Great for those suffering from arthritis, muscle pain, stiffness or injury. u Wednesdays: 10:30–11 am Masters Swim Team Enhance endurance and im- prove stroke technique with organized workouts from Masters Coach Eric William- son. Master swimmers are Aquatics Special Events J O H N B A N G