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SPRING | SUMMER 2026

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Washington Athletic Club - Dedicated 1930 - At the WAC, we believe in our diverse, inclusive community. We believe that love and respect are stronger than hate. We believe that together is stronger than divided. We believe in Seattle. To enrich the quality of life of our members To be the premier city athletic club in America Leadership, Excellence, Integrity, Service, and Sensitivity Mission Vision Values Beliefs Statement SPRING / SUMMER 2026 7 WAC® MAGAZINE SPRING/SUMMER 2026 Volume 45, Number 2 ISSN 1091-7985 Washington Athletic Club ® 1325 Sixth Ave. Seattle, WA 98101 206.622.7900 www.wac.net / magazine@wac.net 206.464.3084 / fax 206.464.1392 Subscription: $18 / Single copies: $3 WAC Magazine (USPS 667-080) is published quarterly: Winter/Spring, Spring/Summer, Summer/Fall, and Fall/Winter by the Washington Athletic Club. Periodicals postage paid at Seattle, WA. Executive Staff Publisher: Suzana Sakay Director of Communications: Darrick Meneken Art Director: Alaina Buzas Designer: Stephanie Ward Senior Editor: Mae Folsom Jacobson For advertising information: Darrick Meneken 206.464.3084 dmeneken@wac.net Postmaster Send address changes to: Editor, WAC Magazine, 1325 Sixth Ave., Seattle, WA 98101 WAC and Washington Athletic Club are registered trademarks of the Washington Athletic Club. Suzana Sakay President & Chief Executive Officer ssakay@wac.net Wayne Milner Chief Operating Officer wmilner@wac.net Rena Wong Chief Financial Officer rwong@wac.net Mary Ellen Jilek Vice President of Club Life & Community Victoria Fox Vice President of Food & Beverage Jennifer Trainer Vice President of People & Culture Soccer, Seafair and summer at the WAC is promises to be an extraordinary summer for our city as we prepare to host FIFA World Cup 2026 and showcase Seattle on a truly global stage. e energy and visibility this brings will be un- like anything we've experienced in recent years, creating a unique moment for our community to come together. e WAC team has been hard at work planning dynamic watch parties, while our hotel is forecasting this June to be the busiest month in its history. Our Club Events team is curat- ing a lineup of soccer-themed activities and summer camp outings designed to create lasting memories for our youngest members. Just as we begin to catch our breath, the Club will once again welcome the Blue Angels as part of Seafair, which includes one of my favorite traditions of the year—the Blue Angels Cruise on Lake Washington. is event continues to be a standout experience, blending tradition, excitement, and a strong sense of community. For many members, the Club is also a place to focus on health and wellness. By early summer, you will see that we've made signif- icant investments in upgraded cardio and resistance equipment, ensuring our facilities continue to meet the evolving needs of our membership. e addition of cold therapy in our locker rooms will further support post-workout recovery and overall performance. is is complemented by our new longevity wellness program, reflecting the Club's holistic approach and deep commitment to long- term health and vitality. Whether you're looking to advance your wellness goals, connect with fellow members, or take part in the excitement across the city, we hope to welcome you to the Club this summer. It is shaping up to be a season that truly captures the spirit, energy, and community that define the WAC. Suzana Sakay President & CEO

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