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2 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportWhat MattersBy Michael Callahan Head Coach, Washington Men’s RowingWashington Men’s Rowing captured the 2021 IRA National Championship. Of the many storied wins in program history, this one mattered more than ever — and we had to lose to get to this moment. In 2016, after becoming the rst team in rowing history to win ve consecutive IRA National Championships (2011–15), we nished fourth and ended our 12-year run as Team Points Champion. We needed to return to our foundational principles: patience, passion and work.In the following years, we repeated the mantra, “Do the Work” as we expanded the meaning of work. We focused on building stronger teammates, healthier minds and mature leaders. We invested in developing student-athletes who were prepared to embrace and learn from challenges. Our work as coaches wasn’t to pull a team across the nish line; it was to teach and then get out of the way. After nishing second in 2017, 2018 and 2019, our 2020 season was cancelled. COVID became the ultimate test of our athletes’ ability to weather evolving challenges. “Semper Gumby” (always exible) was our motto. With uncertainty still dominating 2021, one day at a time, we began to train.The qualities we had focused on building for over ve years were evident. With joy, humility and gratitude, we practiced the sport we love with deeply committed teammates, friends and sta. Rowing for Washington was what mattered.Going into the IRA National Championship, the other coaches and I could see our success reected in the extraordinary group of leaders and teammates our athletes had become. They understood they were part of something bigger than themselves. That’s what mattered to us.Throughout it all, Tyee Club members like you sustained us —just as you inspired all 22 Washington teams and programs. This publication showcases the impact of your support that mattered all the more during the pandemic.You, the Husky community, matter. Thank you for being a part of something special here at Washington.GRATITUDE REPORT TO TYEE CLUB DONORSOCTOBER 2021Dedicated volunteers help guide the Tyee ClubWe rely on the advice, expertise and commitment of dedicated Tyee Club members who serve on our volunteer committees. Thank you for your support!TYEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEAnne Gittinger, ChairDon BarnardRon CrockettNick KellerKerry OdemanJim VoelkerAlex WashburnTYEE BOARD OF ADVISORSAlex Washburn, ChairKerry Odeman, Vice ChairTiany Baird GirouardJim BoshawSusan DunnCraig EerkesPaul EllingsonJosh Fredendall Carol GullstadJason HamiltonDave MeadowcroftMindy Mounger BlakesleeClay NielsenGeorge SchuchartDixie WilsonSally WrightTYEE SPORTS COUNCILTyler BranhamJon BruchShawn CahillErin DanforthGarrett FrolHaleigh GautreauTroy NelsonRussell OgdenMichael OkimuraByron RichardsKevin RichardsMorgan RosboroughMelinda RostJohn SheppardPeter SkovronRyan SuddendorfMichael WilliamsWalter WinterJe WiseCOVER PHOTO: Scott Eklund/Red Box Pictures

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UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 3A Tradition of Giving FOUR GENERATIONS OF HUSKIES ARE CHANGING THE WORLD, ONE GIFT AT A TIMEHusky Hall of Fame rower Carl Lovsted Jr. and his UW teammates earned a bronze medal in the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki, Finland. Nearly 70 years later, his namesake boat continues the family legacy in national championship-winning style, while Lovsted endowed scholarships benet new generations of Husky rowers.The family’s Washington connections started in the 1920s, when George and Helen Clarke met as students. Thirty years later, their daughter, Louise, met future husband Carl Lovsted Jr. at the UW. Then, the third generation kicked in with sons Carl III and Jim signing on to the Rowing team, while daughter Karen became a Husky swimmer in the 1980s.From those deep roots bloomed a legacy of generosity that will live in perpetuity.“Jim and I had never rowed, but we knew about the program and its history from our father,” explains Carl III, whose wife Carrie also graduated from the UW. “My dad came from a family without means, and we knew what the program had provided to our family. Our parents wanted to help Washington Rowing continue to be the best program in the nation.”Carl Jr. and Louise established two scholarship endowments, which will support Rowing student-athletes for decades to come. When Louise passed away, her spouse donated a shell in his wife’s honor. Their kids did the same to honor their dad when he passed. Football season-ticket holders since 1977, Carl and Carrie were inspired to do more this year, so they funded a new endowment for Husky Football.“A lot of these kids would never be able to come to Washington without scholarships,” says Carl. “They are so dedicated and driven to succeed, just great kids.”Today, a fourth-generation Husky carries on the family traditions. Carl and Carrie’s daughter, Lindsey, is a senior in the Foster School of Business.“We hope all our kids (including older daughter Christie and son CJ) will carry on the tradition of what our father started,” says Carl. “You never know how you can change the world through a gift to the Huskies.”Carl Lovsted shell dedicationFrom L to R: Carl Lovsted, Al Ulbrickson Jr., Dick Wahlstrom, Fil Leanderson and Al Rossi (cox)From L to R: CJ, Carl, Carrie, Christie and LindseyLEARN ABOUT ALL OUR GENEROUS ENDOWMENT DONORS ON PAGES 13-15.

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4 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportThe Foster LeadershipHUSKY ATHLETICS AND THE UW FOSTER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PARTNER TO PREPARESometimes, it’s overwhelming to be a student, an athlete and a young adult hoping to leverage a college experience into a future career.The evolving landscape of intercolle-giate athletics presents Washington student-athletes with opportunities that may both excite and confound them. The Foster Leadership Academy helps them navigate decisions and actions that will aect the rest of their lives.Senior Husky Men’s Soccer player Gio Miglietti was one of the rst 25 student-athletes to participate in the certicate program. He says the Academy helped him learn more about himself and his values, develop more condence, and express his opinions with genuine conviction.“I knew I wanted to take on a greater leadership role with the team during my senior year, but I wasn’t sure how to go about it,” say the California native, an only child from a Uruguayan/Italian culture. “I learned that you can’t treat everyone the same to get the results you’re looking for. Now, I’m able to develop stronger relationships with everyone around me.”The Academy falls under the umbrella of Boundless Futures, which provides a wealth of resources for personal, professional, leadership and civic development. The program relies in part on UW alumni who volunteer to guide and mentor student-athletes.

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UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 5What is NIL?AcademySTUDENT-ATHLETES FOR LIFE DURING AND AFTER SPORTSWhat is NIL and how did it come about?The NCAA has long prohibited college athletes from accepting money related to the use of their name, image or likeness (NIL). Over the last few years, the NCAA, federal and state lawmakers have pushed to permit student-athletes to benet from their NIL, with 25 states recently passing laws and the NCAA modernizing its rules to allow student-athletes to capitalize on their NIL while still representing their universities. While colleges and third parties still cannot pay student-athletes to play, athletes can make money from other sources — just like every other Washington student has always been allowed to do.How will student-athletes be able to capitalize on NIL?They might be compensated as social media “inuencers,” who earn money for promoting products or services online. They could sell autographs, secure endorsements from companies, be paid for teaching in athletic camps or clinics, earn money from personal appearances or ads, or start their own businesses.What rules are in place to guide these new standards?The Washington Legislature has not yet enacted NIL legislation, nor has Congress passed a sweeping federal law. NIL opportunities may be dierent at dierent schools without a uniform NIL law. Husky Athletics is following NCAA guidelines that:• Permit the use of their NIL to gain compensation• Allow student-athletes to hire an attorney or agent to guide them• Prevent schools or third parties from using prospective NIL deals in recruiting Husky Athletics has developed its own institutional policies to guide student-athletes.What is Husky Athletics doing to prepare student-athletes to navigate NIL opportunities?Since 2018, the UW has been developing comprehensive programming to provide student-athletes with the mentorships, training and education needed to maximize this new opportunity through our Boundless Futures program. We will continue to leverage UW’s platform, alumni network and Seattle location to provide other resources to help student-athletes seize NIL opportunities. Can Tyee Club donors partner with student-athletes for NIL activities?Yes, as long as long student-athletes disclose their activities prior to signing a deal and follow our ICA policies. Visit GoHuskies.com/NIL to learn more. Questions? Please contact Sr. Associate Athletic Director Jamaal Walton at 206-543-4611 or waltonjo@uw.edu.West Point graduate and former U.S. Army ocer Josh Rodriguez earned his MBA from the Foster School. He lectured in the Academy, which is built on four “authentic leadership pillars”: Transparency, Balanced Processing, Self-Awareness and Moral/Ethical Perspective.Josh talked with Academy students about resilience and decision-making, using his harrowing experiences in Afghanistan to illustrate the consequences of an ethical and well-thought-out decision that yields devastating results.“At end of day, your decision may not result in the best outcomes, but you need to be able to live with it,” explains Josh, who works for Goldman Sachs and serves on the Foster School Board. “How do you hold yourself accountable? If it doesn’t play out, how do you continue?”Funded in part by Tyee Club donors, Boundless Futures “ensures that student-athletes leave the UW equipped to succeed for the rest of their lives,” Josh says.As the new era of college athletics continues to develop, Washington Athletics will hone and expand programs, resources and mentorship opportunities to help student-athletes capitalize on every new opportunity.‘Name, Image and Likeness’ decisions allow student-athletes to earn compensation PHOTO: Foster School of Business

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8 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportMeet the Huskies’ neThanks to your support, Washington continues to recruit and retain some of the nation’s best coaches. King County native Jen Llewellyn rolled her rst somersault as a 2-year-old in a Bothell day care center. A few decades and countless accolades later, she returns home as Head Coach of Washington Gymnastics.Her talents recognized even as a preschooler, Jen grew up in local club gyms.“I was the only child of a single mother, just mom and me. That community of gymnastics became our family,” recalls Jen, a Pac-12 champion, NCAA silver-medalist in bars, and rst-team All American at Oregon State. “I thought I wanted to go into business, but after taking a fth year to help with the team, I knew I loved coaching.”Jen joined the Huskies after nine years leading Lindenwood University in Missouri to six conference and three Division II national champion-ships. She earned three conference and two national titles as Head Coach of the Year.The opportunity to compete in Division I gymnastics, coupled with the “people-rst mindset” of UW Athletics, drew Jen to Washington.“A lot of schools emphasize winning at all costs,” she states. “What the UW believes in is what I believe in: person rst, student second, athlete third. We still want to win — and we will win — by empowering our student-athletes to be their best in all aspects of their lives. When you fall in love with the process and work hard on getting better every day, the results take care of themselves.”PHOTOS: Lindenwood Athletics“When our women nish college, they can’t become professional gymnasts,” says Jen, whose husband Cody serves as an assistant coach. The couple has a 21-month-old son, Grayson. “We support them in discovering their interests, strengths and passions outside the gym.”Following the high-prole Olympic Games, the sport continues to grow in popularity.“College gymnastics is an incredibly fun atmosphere and we want everyone in Husky Nation to be excited about it,” Jen concludes. “We look forward to welcoming fans and donors to the gym to meet and watch these talented young women who will go on to do amazing things in their lives.”JEN LLEWELLYN GYMNASTICS HEAD COACH

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UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 9Fresh o her third champi-onship in a row in the 14-school USA Conference, Alabama native Tina Langley followed her values to Washington.“My mother and grandmother were great inuences on me,” says Tina, who lettered in basketball at West Alabama and earned a place in the school’s Hall of Fame. “My grand-mother was a big sports fan and she encouraged me to get into basketball in high school. My mother was an incredible servant-leader who helped me develop as a values-based coach.”Initially, Tina never intended to coach. Shortly after she started her rst post-college job as a special education teacher in her hometown, her former high school coach asked her to help out with the basketball team.“As a new teacher, I didn’t really have a choice!” she laughs.It didn’t take long for that forced choice to become a real passion. Tina doggedly pursued a graduate assistantship as the rst step in coaching college students.In her rst head coaching position, Tina led an extraordinary revitalization of the Women’s Basketball program at Rice University in Houston. The 2018-19 Conference USA Coach of Tina and her mom, CharlottePHOTOS: Rice Athleticsthe Year took her teams to a 126-61 record over six seasons and an astonishing 44-4 in conference play the last three years.Her beloved mother’s passing in January 2021 opened a bittersweet door for Tina to nally leave the South for Seattle, where a conuence of values drew her and much of her Rice coaching sta to the UW — “a wonderful community has embraced me and made me feel at home.”“Washington is the perfect place to bring young women to help them prepare for life after college,” she states. “We are teachers. We want to help young women develop academically, athletically and personally. On the court, we want to teach the game well and help them become ecient basketball players. O the court, every young person we bring to the UW should have a passion for academic excellence and be thinking about how they will make a dierence in this world.”TINA LANGLEY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HEAD COACHwest head coachesThese winning women are poised to take Gymnastics and Women’s Basketball to great heights.

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10 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportJessica Thoennes walked into Conibear Shellhouse her freshman year, picked up an oar for the rst time in her life, tried out, made the team, and ...“I hated it,” Jessica laughs. “Then, in my sophomore year, something changed. I fell in love with the camaraderie, the emotion, the sport, the pursuit of unachievable perfection that’s always available. I knew that this was going to be something that I could carry with me forever,” says Jessica.She carried it all the way to global stage of the Olympics, where she competed in the Women’s Eight with fellow UW alumni Brooke Mooney (’18) and coxswain Katelin Guregian (’09).The 2018 Washington graduate is one of 35 current and former Washington student-athletes and coaches who competed at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Huskies earned a total of eight medals.Thrilled to represent her country, Jessica said it was also special to represent Washington.“Being a Husky is being part of a legacy,” she says. “There is something deep inside of us that resonates with every oarsman and woman who came before us and all who come after us. There’s a greater purpose to what we do, a greater sense of what it means not just to be a Husky rower but to be human. As soon as you look into the eyes of your teammates or an alum, something inside you resonates and you realize they know what it is. It’s this unspoken energy that runs through every ber of our being.”Huskies in the Olympics!STUDENT-ATHLETES AND COACHES REPRESENT WASHINGTON ON A GLOBAL STAGE IN TOKYOPHOTO: Matthew Adekponya Matisse Thybulle, Men’s BasketballDanielle Lawrie, SoftballKelsey Plum, Women’s Basketball

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UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 11BASKETBALLKelsey PlumUSA3x3 BasketballMatisse ThybulleAUSTRALIAMen’s BasketballGOLFC.T. PanCHINA TAIPEIMen’s Individual Stroke PlayCarl YuanCHINAMen’s Individual Stroke PlayROWINGWill CrothersCANADAMen’s FourBen DavisonUSAMen’s EightJacob DawsonGREAT BRITAINMen’s EightYasmin FarooqUSAWomen’s Support CoachFiona GammondGREAT BRITAINWomen’s EightKirstyn Goodger (Alternate)NEW ZEALANDWomen’s EightKatelin (Snyder) GuregianUSACoxswain Women’s EightValentina IseppiITALYWomen’s Quadruple ScullsMegan KalmoeUSAWomen’s PairMichiel Mantel (Alternate)THE NETHERLANDSMen’s RowingConlin McCabeCANADAMen’s PairBrooke MooneyUSAWomen’s EightChiara OndoliITALYWomen’s Double ScullsBram SchwartzTHE NETHERLANDSMen’s EightStuart SimAUSTRALIACoxswain Men’s EightPhoebe Spoors(Alternate)NEW ZEALANDWomen’s EightJessica ThoennesUSAWomen’s EightSimon van DorpTHE NETHERLANDSMen’s EightSOFTBALLAli AguilarUSASoftballVictoria HaywardCANADASoftballDanielle LawrieCANADASoftballGabbie PlainAUSTRALIASoftballJenn SallingCANADASoftballHeather TarrUSAAssistant CoachVOLLEYBALLTamari MiyashiroUSAAssistant Coach IndoorWEIGHTLIFTINGHarrison MaurusUSA81kgTRACK CYCLINGAdrian HegyvaryUSAMadisonTRACK & FIELDIzzi Batt-DoyleAUSTRALIA5,000mAmy-Eloise (Neale) MarkovcGREAT BRITAIN5,000mSam TannerNEW ZEALAND1,500mGianna WoodruPANAMA400m HurdlesPARALYMPIANSDanielle HansenUSAPR3 Mixed Coxed Four

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12 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportAlliance Advances InclusionWomen’s Soccer player Makayla Woods and discus-thrower Elijah Mason were primed for leadership early.The daughter of a school principal and kindergarten teacher, Makayla grew up as a biracial kid in predominantly white Vancouver, Washington.The son of a single mother and a father who passed away when Elijah was just 5 years old, the Track and Field standout was shaped by the sacrices his mom made to give her three sons the best possible lives.The pair has advanced the four-year-old Black Student-Athlete Alliance (BSAA) to heightened levels of collaboration with Athletic Department leadership. The organization’s mission is “to assemble community, promote diversity and increase opportunity for the lives of the Black Student-Athlete.”“This isn’t just a black student-athlete ght. It’s our country’s ght for all people to live safely and be part of a just society,” explains Elijah, who was raised in Arizona. “That means having uncomfortable conversations to address what racism is.”The Alliance proposed its most signicant change to Athletic Department leaders last year, advocating for a new senior-level position to oversee diversity, equity and inclusion. The Department hired Sheridan Blanford for that new position early this year. In the fall, the BSAA spearheaded a voter initiative on campus, and plans are under way to increase mentorship opportunities.It can be intimidating for black student-athletes to attend predominantly white institutions like Washington, notes Makayla.“When you don’t see anyone who looks like you in a classroom, where some people feel you’re here just because you can play a sport, it can make it hard to dedicate yourself to school,” she explains. “Should I do pre-med or pursue my engineering dreams? Will I t in?”Elijah sums up the Alliance’s grandest goals for social justice that stretch beyond the athletic space.“Ultimately, I want the best for everyone around me,” he concludes. “For the generations after me, for the kids I bring into the world someday, I need to do everything I can now to change things and create the best possible society for them.”ADVOCATES FOR SOCIETAL CHANGE STRIVE TO CREATE A THRIVING ENVIRONMENT FOR BLACK STUDENT-ATHLETES

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UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 13Volleyball’s QuarterbackELLA MAY POWELL ANCHORS A GRATEFUL TEAM: ‘YOUR DONATIONS MEAN EVERYTHING TO US’Ella May Powell was exhausted.Although college scouts no longer recruit very young Volleyball players, the standout setter from Arkansas elded her rst scholarship oer in the eighth grade. Over the next several years, she traveled to countless schools across the country as she weighed her college future. When Washington invited her to visit, a worn-out Ella May told her parents, “Nope, I’m not going.”“I was mentally drained, but my parents talked me into it,” she recalls. “Even in phone calls before I got on the plane, Washington made me feel so appreciated as a person and valued for who I am. They showed me around campus like a normal visit, and then Keegan (Cook, Volleyball head coach) and I just sat on the court and talked for a couple hours. This team wanted me for my character, not just my volleyball skills.”Ella May made the right choice.She’s thrived at Washington as a student, an athlete and a leader. “The quarterback of the volleyball team” as she describes her role as setter, helped lead the Huskies to an NCAA Final Four berth last season. Along the way, she developed a new sense of gratitude for what the game and its supporters have taught her.“So many people worked so hard and gave so much to make the year seem normal to us. Even though they couldn’t be in the stands (because of the pandemic), we all felt such deep appreciation for the donors who enable us to follow our dreams. Your donations mean everything to us,” says Ella May, whose scholarship is funded by loyal Husky donor Anne Gittinger.“Volleyball has taught me so much about life,” adds the senior communications major. “I’ve learned to lead, on the court and o; to understand how to motivate people; to develop mental toughness; and to be candid and come from a place of love. Whatever the future holds, I’ll carry a lot of these skills with me.”Her immediate future includes two more seasons with the Huskies. Two more years to learn, grow and relish every moment on the court.

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14 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportThe legacy of a loving Husky fanA LIFELONG COMMITMENT TO STUDENT-ATHLETES LIVES ONArnie Pomerinke always led with his heart.“He loved helping other people. It was as though he was just breathing, it came so naturally,” describes his wife Ann Marie. His humble, generous nature made Arnie’s sudden passing from a heart attack in 2014 all the more dicult for those who loved him. His celebration of life was held at the stadium’s Club Husky.When they met at Central Washington University in 1971, Arnie was married and Ann Marie was dating her high school sweetheart. A decade later, they both wound up single again and found their way to each other.Arnie co-owned the bar Dante’s in the U-District and owned the Lock Spot in Ballard. Ann Marie capped a long career in charitable work as CEO of a 12-state region of the American Cancer Society. With Arnie’s son Keith, they built a life that was enriched by sports and lled with passion for UW student-athletes.“Supporting the Huskies was not just about the games, but about the coaches who were so inspiring to student-athletes,” Ann Marie explains. “When Arnie was a boy, his coaches taught him so much. He wanted Washington coaches to develop the same character and commitment to teamwork in the students they coach.”As Ann Marie was going through Arnie’s wallet after his death, she found a plasticized card with a quote adapted from Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore: “I slept and dreamt that life was service. I acted and beheld that service was joy.”It was one more thing that motivated her to honor her husband’s legacy by establishing an endowed schol-arship for Husky Football, seeding the endowment with a generous donation. Friends’ contributions grew the fund before Ann Marie made a second gift to fully support an in-state scholarship — wrapping the thank-you letter and presenting it to Keith for Christmas.“The amazing thing about endowments is that they support student-athletes in perpetuity,” Ann Marie says. “I know that Arnie is looking down, saying this is incredible.“We believe that you don’t give until it hurts, you give until it feels good. Supporting the Huskies will change your life and the lives of student-athletes.”

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UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 15Monti and Maryanne Ackerman George and Barbara AkersTiany Baird Girouard and David Girouard Don and Maxine BarnardDavid BarnettJohn BaughnJames* and Marjorie BeardsleyJe and Hazel BeattyMark and Elisabeth Beebe Connell Oil IncorporatedRobert and Stacey BennetsenJoel and Maureen BenolielTom BentonRobert and Jeri BergPhil BivensGregory and Paula BlumeThe Boshaw FamilyDoug and Nancy BoydenLaura Bracken Clough and Max Clough Mary Koss BranomJohn BravakisEd and Pam Bridge Joe and Maureen Brotherton Ward and Judy Bushnell Mark and Tonyia CairnsDuane and Anita CampbellRandy and Tia CantrellNicole and Darren CaseyGeorgetown Brewing CompanyJack F. and Luellen Charneski Dwayne and Terese ClarkJennifer CohenJohn and Kathy Connors Doug and Patricia Cook Duane and Deborah CoveyRon and Wanda Crockett Michael and Melanie CrowsonChris and Mischelle DavisNeal and Janet Dempsey Douglas and Janice DewarEmily DexterJake and Britt DomerSusan DunnCraig and Marilee EerkesPaul and Linda EllingsonEric and Heather EmansGregory and Allison EnellKyle and Katy EngerLorne and Tyera EnquistThank you, Game Changers!We are grateful to each and every Husky fan who donates to support the education and future of UW student-athletes. Those who make the most generous gifts earn special recognition and benets. Donors who contribute at least $50,000 to earn the title of Game Changer. We extend our deepest gratitude to our Game Changers.Catherine and Lee LovelandMark and Stacie LuddenDouglas and Sherrey Luetjen AJ Maestas and Lacey Bundy Guy MarquissJerry MastersDouglas and Joyce McCallumShannon McPheeClint and Lisa MeadDave and Anna MeadowcroftMark and Glorianna MeadowcroftNorm and Suzanne MetcalfeThe Miles FamilyMichael and Kathleen MitrovichTim and Rachel MitrovichRuth MolzahnNames Family FoundationRoderick and Dorothy NewtonClayton and Anne NielsenDon and Melissa Nielsen Thomas Nisbet and Elizabeth ChamberlinBlake* and Molly Nordstrom The Nutter Family Foundation — Lee and Darlene NutterTimothy and Lisa O’Keefe Rodney and Janice OlsonThe Osterhaug FamilyChristopher Parker and Brendon FinleyTodd and Julie PatrickJ.P. and Erika PendergastPatrick and Christine PendergastThe Peszynski FamilyDoug PettisWilliam and Dorothy PhilipDean and Gwenn PolikEric and Tracy PozilKelly and Christi PriceKit Raney and Janet StrausThe Ratchford FamilyRick and Jennifer RedmanKen and Kathy ReidNancy and Ben Remak David and Carol RobinsonStephen and Vanessa RodgersJim and Margie RoseKatie and Matthew RossmeisslMichelle and David RuddRandy and Karen RushforthEric Faison and Aaron RogersGene and Helen FarrellJack and Kristie FlynnKristie ForrestGreg and Ann FosterRick FreedmanGary and Della FurukawaJim and Kendra GallaugherTim Gamble and Teresa Spellman GambleAnne and Wayne* GittingerMarsha and Jay GlazerTom and Ellen GonserJustin and Drew GrahamGregory and Karen GreeleyGary and Marcia Grimstad Erika GudmundssonWayne and Carol GullstadDavid HaamJan and Dan HarvilleDan and Pam HayBrian and Michelle HaydenThomas and Mary Herche Craig and Ramona HigashiThe Fred Hines Jr. FamilyGreg and Joelle HoCarl and Betty HoganMike and Trish HopkinsAllen and Sunny HsiehRichard and Janet Green HunterDouglas and Diane IrvineJohn and Rosalind JacobiJo-Anne Applegate Jaech Mark and Mari Jancola Eric and Melissa JonesErnie Jonson Jr. and Gretchen Morris Rick KeatingNick and Michele KellerJames KenyonJohn Kincaid*Steven and Joann KinkKoon Family TrustDan and Katherine KronmalM. Thomas and Gwenann KroonCarolyn LaddJean K. Lafromboise FoundationJimmy and Michele LakeLarry* and Cindy Law Chris and Jonell Lee Brian and Nancy LeitgebMark and Janet SandvikKerry Sawyer OdemanPeder and Jaime SchmitzChristy SchraderDetlef and Mari Schrempf George and Laurie SchuchartDouglas SetoPatricia L. SheppardPete and Laurel ShimerPaul and Susan SkoglundByron Skubi and Jane Mays Skip and Carrie Slavin Steven and Kathleen SmithGary and Cynthia StratinerThe E.C. Suhrbier FamilyGerald and Bridget Swanson IIScott and Cathy SwansonGarth and Shelley ThomasThompson Family FoundationBob and Kathy TrimbleThomas and Darcel TroyEdward and Teresa UrquhartJim and Patty VoelkerKyle and Jana WakasugiJohn and L. Diane WallaceAlex Washburn Wattles Family John and Christine West David WestDane and Kenna WhiteheadThe Wilkerson Family William and Allison Williams Steven and Dixie WilsonBruce and Camille WinterTom and Julie WolthausenJerey and Korynne WrightDavid and Sally WrightDean and Gretchen YoungAnthony Zedick and Marcia BloemendaalDave and Karen ZimmerGeorge and Marlene ZoelRodney and Katherine ZorotovichAnonymous (18)As of September 14, 2021. *Deceased, we are grateful for their impact and their legacies live on.

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16 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude Report$1 MILLION +Ginger and Barry Ackerley*Chuck and Linda BarboThe Boshaw FamilyDoug and Nancy BoydenRoger and Kimberly CollinsAl* and Pat DeAtleyJohn and Rosalind JacobiJames KenyonTom McFarlan and Barbara Harper* McFarlanMCM — John and Ginny* MeisenbachMead Partners, LLCFrank* and Jean Miles FamilyThomas and Ellie* NadenNames Family FoundationJohn and Sally NordstromPete and Brandy Nordstrom$10 MILLION +Anne and Wayne* GittingerAnonymous$5 MILLION +Ron and Wanda CrockettNeal and Janet DempseyAnonymous (2)$2.5 MILLION +Barnard Family Limited PartnershipJohn and Kathy ConnorsMarsha and Jay GlazerJames Houston*Keller Family, LLCKoon Family TrustBlake* and Molly NordstromBob and Kathy TrimbleJames and Gaye PigottThe Ratchford FamilyThe Redman FamilyNancy and Ben RemakJim and Margie RoseJon and Judy RunstadJoseph and Katherine RyanDavid and Sandy SabeyGordon and Elna Schramm*Gary M. SumersJim and Patty VoelkerAnonymous (2)This donor listing is current as of 5/17/21.*Deceased, we are grateful for their impact and their legacies live on.WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A CHAMPION?It’s not just about winning. It’s about achieving. It’s about rising above all others to make the kind of dierence that’s meaningful, important, lasting. This exclusive group of the Tyee Club’s most dedicated champions is made up of individuals and families whose commitment to supporting UW student-athletes has topped $1 million over time in outright gifts.Together, members of the Tyee Club Champions Circle have donated signicantly to UW Athletics providing life-changing scholarships, erecting world-class facilities and helping to build competitive teams and create well-educated student-athletes.

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UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 17Thank you, Husky Endowment donorsTyee Club endowment donors provide Husky student-athletes the chance to compete and learn at a world-class institution. On behalf of our 650 student-athletes, thank you.Hughes Family Endowed Women’s Rowing ScholarshipANONYMOUSHusky Athletics Scholarship EndowmentANONYMOUSPat and Mary Ellen Hughes Endowed FundANONYMOUSWayne E. and Stella S. Graham Crew Endowment FundANONYMOUSDoug and Barbara Allan Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsDOUG AND BARBARA ALLAN*Richard G. J. Anderson and Jo Ann Q. Anderson Endowed Fund for Intercollegiate AthleticsJO ANN Q. ANDERSON*Charles M. Applegate Crew EndowmentCHARLES AND BETTY APPLEGATE*Don and Maxine Barnard Endowed Scholarship for Women’s AthleticsTHE BARNARD FAMILYJames and Marjorie Beardsley Scholarship Endowment for Husky CrewJAMES* AND MARJORIE BEARDSLEYBennie Benson Endowed Golf ScholarshipH.C. (BENNIE) BENSON*SEB Incorporated Endowed Football FundSTEPHEN BERGHomer A. Bergren Endowed Baseball ScholarshipTHE BERGREN-JARVIS FAMILYBeta Theta Pi Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsBETA THETA PI FRATERNITYThe Big W Club Endowed ScholarshipTHE BIG W CLUBMarlin Binger Soball Program Endowment MARLIN BINGER*Philip W. Bivens Husky Football Scholarship EndowmentPHILIP W. BIVENS Boshaw Family Scholarship EndowmentCATHERINE K. BOSHAWDoug and Nancy Boyden Endowed Football Scholarship DOUG AND NANCY BOYDENDoug and Nancy Boyden Men’s Rowing Scholarship EndowmentDOUG AND NANCY BOYDENRobert G. Stewart Endowed Scholarship for Women’s Golf TIM AND MARY BOYLEJohn D. Bracken Scholarship FundNORA H. BRACKEN AND JIM L. BRACKEN*William W. (Bill) and Mary Branom Fund for Student Academic Support and SuccessMARY K. BRANOMEd and Pam Bridge Endowed ScholarshipED AND PAM BRIDGEThe Brix Family Endowed Scholarship for FootballPETER AND NOYDENA BRIXJohn and Geraldine Bruckart Athletic Scholarship EndowmentJOHN AND GERALDINE BRUCKART*Bob and Dorothy Byers Endowed Football ScholarshipDOROTHY E. BYERS*James M. “Jimmie” Cain Scholarship Endowment for Husky FootballTHE JAMES AND GRACE CAIN FOUNDATIONEvelyn Elaine Carman Endowed Fund for Women’s AthleticsEVELYN ELAINE CARMAN*Carr Family Endowed Football ScholarshipHAROLD AND JOYCE CARRDwayne and Terese Clark Endowed Football ScholarshipDWAYNE AND TERESE CLARKClass of ’82 Scholarship Endowment for Men’s RowingERIC COHEN AND ALAN FORNEYDavid and Ruth Cohn Athletic Endowment FundDAVID AND RUTH COHN*Ernestine Duncan Collins Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsROGER AND KIMBERLY COLLINSCosens Family ScholarshipKEVIN AND JUDY COSENSLauren Angelina, John Henry and Sadie Jo Slavin Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsRON AND WANDA CROCKETTRon and Wanda Crockett Endowed Athletic ScholarshipRON AND WANDA CROCKETTRon and Wanda Crockett Endowed Football ScholarshipRON AND WANDA CROCKETTRon and Wanda Crockett Endowed Scholarship for Men’s BasketballRON AND WANDA CROCKETTGrace and Bernard de Cillia Endowed Fund in the Department of Intercollegiate AthleticsGRACE AND BERNARD DE CILLIA*Grace C. and Bernard de Cillia Endowed Fund for Intercollegiate Athletic Sports ScholarshipGRACE AND BERNARD DE CILLIA*Dempsey Foundation Endowed Football Athletic ScholarshipNEAL AND JANET DEMPSEYNeal Dempsey Endowed Golf Athletic ScholarshipNEAL AND JANET DEMPSEYNeal Dempsey Endowed Men’s Tennis ScholarshipNEAL AND JANET DEMPSEYDewar Family Athletic Endowed ScholarshipDOUGLAS AND JANICE DEWARFrazer G. Cook Husky Marching Band Endowed FundEMILY DEXTERFred and Myrtle Dobbs Endowment FundFRED AND MYRTLE DOBBS*James S. and Elree Eagleson Crew EndowmentJAMES AND ELREE EAGLESON*Alan and Marie Ethel Edwards Endowed Football Scholarship FundALAN EDWARDS*The Craig D. and Marilee N. Eerkes Endowed Football FundCRAIG AND MARILEE EERKESThe Paul and Linda Ellingson Men’s Golf Scholarship EndowmentPAUL AND LINDA ELLINGSONJohn B. Engen Endowed Fund for AthleticsJOHN B. ENGEN*Dick Erickson Endowed Crew ScholarshipAL ERICKSONEd and Tiany Erickson Endowed Athletic ScholarshipEDWIN AND TIFFANY ERICKSONKristie Burris Forrest Husky Marching Band Featured Twirler EndowmentKRISTIE FORRESTThe Fowler Family Men’s Rowing Endowed FundHAROLD FOWLERClass of ’76 Endowed Men’s Crew ScholarshipFRED FOXRick Freedman Endowed Football ScholarshipRICK FREEDMANGallaugher Family Endowed Football ScholarshipJAMES GALLAUGHERCarver Gayton Endowed Arts and Sciences Student Athlete ScholarshipCARVER AND CARMEN GAYTONWilliam J. Gazecki Endowed Athletic ScholarshipWILLIAM AND MARLYS GAZECKI*Wayne and Anne Gittinger Endowed Scholarship for BaseballWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERWayne and Anne Gittinger Endowed Men’s Basketball ScholarshipWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERWayne and Anne Gittinger Endowed Scholarship for Men’s BasketballWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERWayne and Anne Gittinger Endowed Football ScholarshipWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERWayne and Anne Gittinger Football Scholarship EndowmentWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERWayne and Anne Gittinger Endowed Scholarship for VolleyballWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERMarsha S. Glazer Endowed Women’s Athletic ScholarshipMARSHA GLAZERGraham Family Endowed FundTHE GRAHAM FAMILYKit Green Endowed Fund for Women’s RowingKIT GREENScott G. Greenwood Memorial ScholarshipNANCY GREENWOOD VEHRSThis donor listing is current as of 7/22/21.*Deceased, we are grateful for their impact and their legacies live on.

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18 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportGary and Marcia Grimstad Family Endowed Football ScholarshipGARY P. AND MARCIA S. GRIMSTADCarol L. and Wayne J. Gullstad Endowed Scholarship for Husky AthleticsCAROL L. AND WAYNE J. GULLSTADRoderick V. Hamel Endowed Football ScholarshipRODERICK V. HAMEL*The Bob Hanson Men’s Tennis Endowed FundBOB HANSON*Jan and Dan Harville Endowed Fund for Women’s Rowing JAN AND DAN HARVILLETom and Mary Herche Endowed Football ScholarshipTOM AND MARY HERCHEThe Craig Heyamoto Endowed Scholarship for Media RelationsCRAIG HEYAMOTOHigashi Family Endowed Athletics FundCRAIG AND RAMONA HIGASHIFred W. Hines Jr. Family Endowed Football ScholarshipTHE FRED W. HINES JR. FAMILYCarl and Vera Humphreys Kilgore Endowed Football ScholarshipVERA HUMPHREYS KILGORE*Kathy Shearer Hunter Football EndowmentTHE HUNTER FAMILY1960 National Championship Football Team Endowed Scholarship FundHUSKY DONORSBill Quillian Memorial FundHUSKY DONORSChuck Holtz Endowed Men’s Crew ScholarshipHUSKY DONORSCrew Scholarship and Contingency Fund HUSKY DONORSCurtis Williams Endowed Football ScholarshipHUSKY DONORSHusky Champions Scholarship EndowmentHUSKY DONORSHusky Team Scholarship EndowmentHUSKY DONORSIntercollegiate Athletics Students First Endowed ScholarshipHUSKY DONORSJim Owens Endowed Football ScholarshipHUSKY DONORSKurt Gegner Memorial Scholarship FundHUSKY DONORSMarv Harshman Men’s Basketball Scholarship EndowmentHUSKY DONORSMen’s Tennis Endowment FundHUSKY DONORSOlympic Sports Endowment FundHUSKY DONORS The Pre-Title IX Husky Women’s Athletics EndowmentHUSKY DONORSTubby Graves Scholarship FundHUSKY DONORS Win Bird Memorial FundHUSKY DONORSWomen’s Tennis Endowment FundHUSKY DONORSHusky Fever Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsHUSKY FEVERIngram Family Endowed Scholarship for Men’s BaseballWALT AND ELAINE INGRAMJames P. “Casey” Thompson Endowed Baseball ScholarshipJOHN AND ROSALIND JACOBIJohn W. and Rosalind Jacobi Endowed Men’s Crew ScholarshipJOHN AND ROSALIND JACOBIJeremy and Jacquelyn Jaech Endowed Scholarship for Husky AthleticsJEREMY AND JACQUELYN JAECHJo-Anne Applegate Endowed Women’s Rowing ScholarshipJO-ANNE APPLEGATE JAECHDon James Football Endowment FundDON* AND CAROL JAMESBob Jarvis AwardBOB JARVISJohnson Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky FootballMARK AND SUSIE JOHNSONJolley Family Endowed Football ScholarshipDR. TIMOTHY JOLLEYErnest Jonson Endowed Men’s Golf ScholarshipERNEST JONSON JR.Kearney Family Football Scholarship EndowmentPAT AND PAM KEARNEYBob Keating Track and Field Scholarship EndowmentRICK KEATING; WANITA KEATINGHoward and Frances Keller Endowed Men’s Basketball ScholarshipNICK AND MICHELE KELLER Nick and Michele Keller Endowed Football ScholarshipNICK AND MICHELE KELLER Kinnune Family Scholarship EndowmentTHE KINNUNE FAMILYJohn F. Kirner Baseball ScholarshipJOHN F. KIRNER*Ronald Reed Klingman Endowed FundMARJORIE T. KLINGMAN*Bobette Cosby Koon Endowed Golf Scholarship FundKOON FAMILY TRUSTMack Koon Tennis ScholarshipKOON FAMILY TRUSTHusky Marching Band Endowed Fund in Honor of Dr. Brad McDavidKAREN L. KOONMelissa Erickson Memorial Endowed Women’s Basketball FundKAREN L. KOONWomen’s Basketball Endowed Scholarship in Honor of Kelsey PlumKAREN L. KOONClarence B. Lafromboise Men’s Crew Endowed ScholarshipJEAN K. LAFROMBOISE FOUNDATIONJean K. Lafromboise Scholarship for Men’s CrewJEAN K. LAFROMBOISE FOUNDATIONMichael S. Lafromboise Memorial FundJEAN K. LAFROMBOISE FOUNDATIONGinger McBeath Lamberson Endowed Golf ScholarshipJOHN* AND GINGER LAMBERSONLarry and Cindy Law Student Athlete Academic Services Program EndowmentLARRY* AND CINDY LAWLeCuyer Family Husky Sports Endowed FundCHRIS AND MARIA LECUYERTouch of Class Endowed Husky Marching Band FundCHRIS AND JONELL LEEThe Lindquist Family Scholarship EndowmentTHE LINDQUIST FAMILYCarl and Louise Lovsted Endowed ScholarshipCARL AND LOU LOVSTED*Carl M. and Louise C. Lovsted Endowed Crew ScholarshipCARL AND LOU LOVSTED*Carrie and Carl Lovsted Family Endowment ScholarshipCARL AND CARRIE LOVSTEDCharles S. and Karen E. Lytle Endowed Football ScholarshipCHUCK AND KAREN LYTLEBill Resler Duke or Duchess Endowed ScholarshipANDRES MAESTAS AND LACEY BUNDYMalone Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsMICHAEL AND BARBARA MALONEDr. Martin Mankey Family Endowed Athletic ScholarshipMARTIN AND DIANE MANKEYMarkov Endowed Football Scholarship FundTHE MARKOV FAMILYJerry and Patti Marsh Endowed Husky Athletic ScholarshipJERRY AND PATTI MARSH*Thomas W. McCurdy Memorial FundH.W. MCCURDY AND S. CATHERINE MCCURDY*The Scotty McEachern Endowed Men’s Golf FundSCOTT MCEACHERN*Tom McFarlan Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsTOM MCFARLANDave McLean Memorial Endowed ScholarshipPETER AND HEATHER MCLEANDiane Miller-Ross Memorial EndowmentPETER AND HEATHER MCLEANThe Alex and Jack McMillan Endowed Football FundALEX AND JACK MCMILLAN Mead Family Endowed ScholarshipCLINT AND LISA MEADErika Meyer Grayson Endowed ScholarshipSUSAN AND JOHN MEYERJohn Meyers Endowed Football ScholarshipJOANNE MEYERSMeyers Family Endowment Scholarship FundJOANNE MEYERSFrank and Jean Miles Endowed Football ScholarshipTHE MILES FAMILY John H. and Luanne Isom Mills Endowed Crew ScholarshipJOHN H. AND LUANNE ISOM MILLSAnthony and Lauretta Mitrovich Scholarship Endowment for FootballTHE MITROVICH FAMILYWarren Moon Endowed Football ScholarshipWARREN MOONCli Mortensen Endowed Scholarship FundCLIFF AND DOROTHY MORTENSEN*Tyee Club Endowment Donors

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WRITING: Teresa Moore DESIGN: DavidOwenHastings.comWilliam J. Snider Endowed Athletic ScholarshipMARK AND JILL MUHLHAUSERRichard and Judy Myers Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsRICHARD AND JUDY MYERSClint Names Endowed Men’s Basketball ScholarshipNAMES FAMILY FOUNDATIONDave Nisbet Endowed Football ScholarshipCHOO AND MARIE NISBETTom Nisbet Endowed Athletics FundTHOMAS NISBETBlake Nordstrom Memorial Endowed Rowing ScholarshipMOLLY NORDSTROMBruce and Jeannie Nordstrom Endowed Scholarship for Husky AthleticsBRUCE AND JEANNIE NORDSTROMHusky Men’s Basketball Students First EndowmentBRUCE AND JEANNIE NORDSTROMWillard Wakeman Endowed Men’s Crew ScholarshipNORDSTROM AND KILBORN FAMILIESO’Farrell Family Endowed Scholarship for Husky AthleticsMICK AND CLAUDIA* O’FARRELLThe Ken and Katherine Oien Endowed Men’s Basketball Athletic ScholarshipKEN AND KATHERINE OIENOlson Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsJANICE AND RODNEY OLSONThe Kari Osterhaug Endowed Scholarship for Women’s CrewTHE OSTERHAUG FAMILYH. F. Patrick Endowed Basketball ScholarshipPAT PATRICK*Peszynski Family Husky Mascot Endowed FundTHE PESZYNSKI FAMILYWilliam W. Philip Endowed Football ScholarshipWILLIAM AND DOROTHY* PHILIPSidney Pinch Endowed Tennis ScholarshipSIDNEY* AND JACQUELINE PINCHPolik Family/Acme Food Sales Endowed Student Athlete Academic Services FundDEAN AND GWENN POLIKArnie and Ann Marie Pomerinke Endowed Football FundARNIE* AND ANN MARIE POMERINKERon and Jayne Ranheim Men’s Rowing Endowed FundRON AND JAYNE RANHEIMCary and Janet Rayment Endowed ScholarshipCARY AND JANET RAYMENTThe Redman Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky Athletics THE REDMAN FAMILYRick Redman Endowed Football ScholarshipTHE REDMAN FAMILYDick and Jean Reiten Endowed ScholarshipDICK AND JEAN REITENRemak Family Volleyball Endowed ScholarshipNANCY AND BEN REMAKRemak Family Women’s Tennis Endowed ScholarshipNANCY AND BEN REMAKGalvagno Rhodes Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsREMO AND SHEILA GALVAGNO; JACK AND ANN* RHODESBruce Richards Endowed Men’s Golf ScholarshipBRUCE AND GAIL RICHARDSEarl “Click” Clark EndowmentM. KEITH RICHARDS*Tony and Michelle Richardson Football Scholarship EndowmentTONY AND MICHELLE RICHARDSONJerry Rise Endowed Men’s Tennis ScholarshipJERRY RISERobinson/Edinger Scholarship Endowment for Husky FootballDAVID AND CAROL ROBINSONRose Family Scholarship EndowmentJIM AND MARGIE ROSEUWTYEECLUB.ORG | 19Leslie D. Rosenberg Endowed Athletic ScholarshipLESLIE D. ROSENBERG*Kevin Cummings Scholarship Endowment for Husky Men’s BasketballSHIRLEY AND GARY CUMMINGS; KATIE AND MATTHEW ROSSMEISSLMichael and Susan Matthews Rouleau Husky Football Endowed ScholarshipMICHAEL AND SUSAN ROULEAUH. James Rowland Endowed Fund for Men’s BasketballH. JAMES ROWLAND*H. James Rowland Endowed Fund for Men’s FootballH. JAMES ROWLAND*Jon Runstad 2008 Endowed Scholarship for Men’s RowingJON AND JUDY RUNSTADJon Runstad Endowed Scholarship for Men’s RowingJON AND JUDY RUNSTADRushforth Family Endowed Football FundRANDY AND KAREN RUSHFORTHMike and Elana Russell Endowed Athletic ScholarshipMIKE AND ELANA RUSSELLKerry Sawyer Scholarship Endowment for Husky FootballKERRY SAWYER ODEMANDon and Peggy Schaake Endowed Football ScholarshipDON* AND PEGGY SCHAAKE; SALLY KINCAIDThe Bob Schoepper Family Endowed Football FundTHE BOB SCHOEPPER FAMILYGordon E. Schramm Endowed Football ScholarshipTHE SCHRAMM FAMILYSchrempf Family Endowed Basketball ScholarshipTHE SCHREMPF FAMILYGeorge and Norma Sedlock Endowed Football ScholarshipGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*George and Norma Sedlock Endowed Scholarship for BaseballGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*George and Norma Sedlock Endowed Scholarship for Women’s BasketballGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*George and Norma Sedlock Endowed Soball ScholarshipGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*Janet P. Sedlock Endowed Scholarship for Women’s TrackGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*Thomas J. Sedlock Endowed Scholarship for Men’s TennisGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*John and Grace Vogel Memorial Scholarship EndowmentTHE SELF FAMILYShimer Family EndowmentPETER AND LAUREL SHIMERShimer Family Women’s Soccer Endowed ScholarshipPETER AND LAUREL SHIMERRobert and Delores Short Endowed Tennis ScholarshipCHARLIE AND KARA SHORTJim and Tom Simpson Big W Endowed FundJIM AND TOM SIMPSONTrygve Carl Skoglund Memorial Endowment FundPAUL AND SUSAN SKOGLUNDClass of ’67 Men’s Crew ScholarshipBYRON SKUBISlavin Family Scholarship EndowmentSKIP AND CARRIE SLAVINSlepyan Family Endowed Crew FundTHE SLEPYAN FAMILYRalph Smalling Endowed Scholarship FundDOROTHY HAVENS SMALLING*Barbara Hedges Endowed Scholarship for Women’s TennisJOHN AND LAGAYLE SOSNOWYMarie Tuite Endowed Scholarship for Women’s TennisJOHN AND LAGAYLE SOSNOWYSosnowy Family Endowed Women’s Tennis ScholarshipJOHN AND LAGAYLE SOSNOWY; KORI SOSNOWY VOORHEES AND COLBY VOORHEESCharles L. Spence Athletic FundCHARLES L. SPENCE*Robert E. Story Family Football Scholarship EndowmentROBERT E. STORY FAMILY TRUSTSuhrbier Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsE. CRAIG SUHRBIER, BEVERLY SUHRBIER, KAREN WARNICKWill and Susanna Thomas Endowment FundWILL AND SUSANNA THOMAS*Thompson Family Foundation Endowed Purple Passport Service Experience FundTHOMPSON FAMILY FOUNDATIONDean D. Thornton Endowed Athletic ScholarshipDEAN AND MARY THORNTON*Madge E. Torrance EndowmentMADGE E. TORRANCE*Bob Trimble and Kathy Trimble Endowed Football ScholarshipBOB AND KATHY TRIMBLETurnure Endowed Football FundTHOMAS AND TERRI TURNURETyee Sports Council Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsTYEE SPORTS COUNCILAlison and Brian Urback Crew EndowmentALISON AND BRIAN URBACKVoelker Family Endowed Football ScholarshipJIM AND PATTY VOELKERThe John and Diane Wallace Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsJOHN AND DIANE WALLACEWashburn Family Endowed Men’s Golf Scholarship WASHBURN FAMILY Washington Rowing Stewards EndowmentWASHINGTON ROWING STEWARDSStu and Hoot Wattles Memorial Endowed ScholarshipCRAIG AND MARY KAY WATTLESCol. Donald W. Wiethuechter, U.S.A., Ret., Endowed Husky Athletics ScholarshipCOL. DONALD W. WIETHUECHTER, U.S.A., RET.*Donald W. and Lena M. Wiethuechter Endowed Soccer ScholarshipCOL. DONALD W. WIETHUECHTER, U.S.A., RET.*Donald W. Wiethuechter Endowed Athletic Scholarship FundCOL. DONALD W. WIETHUECHTER, U.S.A., RET.*Donald Wiethuechter Endowed Scholarship FundCOL. DONALD W. WIETHUECHTER, U.S.A., RET.*Wilkerson Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsBOB AND PEGGY WILKERSONKirk and Paula Wilson Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsKIRK* AND PAULA WILSONGeorge E. Winkels and June C. Winkels Endowed ScholarshipJUNE C. WINKELS*Wiper Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsGARY AND BARBARA WIPFLERRichard C. and Lois M. Worthington Endowed Football ScholarshipRICHARD C. AND LOIS M. WORTHINGTON*Howard E. Bayley Endowed Men’s Basketball FundFRANK AND SUSAN YOUNGGeorge and Alice Zaikowski Scholarship EndowmentGEORGE AND ALICE ZAIKOWSKIJohn W. Zevenbergen Jr. Endowed Scholarship for Men’s RowingJOHN AND NANCY ZEVENBERGEN (ANDUIN FOUNDATION)George and Marlene Zoel Endowed Football ScholarshipGEORGE AND MARLENE ZOFFEL

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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTONBox 354070 Seattle WA 98195-4070tyeeclub@uw.edu 206.543.2234 uwtyeeclub.orgThe 2021 Husky Hall of Fame class spotlights a legacy of athletic and activist contributionsThe Husky Hall of Fame’s newest inductees represent the deep history of Washington Athletics along with some of the greatest names of its recent history. Honorees include: The class features two of Washington Football’s most beloved quarterbacks, two of the most outstanding tennis players in school history, a hard-working and highly successful basketball star, one of the UW softball program’s greatest sluggers, and the rst Men’s Soccer player ever to be inducted into the Husky Hall of Fame. “The Five Who Dared” were four Washington football players and one assistant coach who, amid the social turbulence of the 1960s, stepped up quietly and forcefully to use their voices and their platforms as student-athletes to protest racial injustice. The 2021 class will be recognized at this year’s homecoming game, Oct. 16 vs. UCLA, with ocial ceremonies scheduled for Oct. 17.Jon Brockman, Men’s Basketball, 2005-2009Claire Carter, Women’s Tennis, 2001-2004Eric Drew, Men’s Tennis, 1996-1999Gregg Alex, Ralph Bayard, Harvy Blanks, Lamar Mills and Carver Gayton, Football, “1969 – The Five Who Dared”Jake Locker, Football, 2007-2010Kristen Rivera, Softball, 2002-2005Marques Tuiasosopo, Football, 1997-2000Craig Waibel, Men’s Soccer, 1994-1998