BE PART OF THE TEAM - BE A BOARD MEMBER!​
WRAC Board Meetings are normally held on the third Wednesday of each month from 12:15-1:30 p.m.
​​Members are always invited and encouraged to attend these meetings.

Next Board meeting:  June 17, 12:15-1:30 pm


Interested in being a WRAC Board Member volunteer?
Please complete the linked application and present it at the desk, to Board member or General Manager. 
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Members - if you wish to attend via video link, please request access by emailing [email protected].
If you would like to be a Board member and work to help with the success of the WRAC or learn more about what is involved in being on a sub-committee, please contact one of our current WRAC Board Members or General Manager, Evy Gillin, [email protected]​.

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PRESIDENT: Dick Lester
VICE PRESIDENT:  Carolyn Dowell ​
SECRETARY: Greg Brizendine
TREASURER:  Kyle Hendrickson

GREG bRIZENDINE

Past President of the club has rejoined the team. He can be found out on the courts having a great time, now in his retirement from his career as head of the East Wenatchee Water District.

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andie bAKER

Andie is a retired psychologist who specializes in behavioral medicine. She concluded  her career as a Principal Scientist at Amazon before moving with her spouse, Lisa, to their "forever home" in Wenatchee 3 years ago.
​Andie enjoys all outdoor sports and was an avid racquetball player until discovering (and becoming passionate about) pickleball just a year ago. "It's the warmth of the community at WRAC that impresses me most", she says. "This wonderful place embraces athletes of all types, ages and abilities, and it's a privilege to work with this talented group of people."

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CAROLYN DOWELL

Carolyn Dowell has more than 30 years managing staff and 20+ years in managing budgets at Wenatchee Valley Medical Center/Confluence Health. She earned her way up the ranks to become the VP of Operations/Outpatient Services. She knows management and finance. Carolyn is one of those strong, flexible, calm and graceful people who participate in Yoga, Total Body Strength and Cardio Barre.

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STEWART CUSICK

I grew up at the club and have lived next door for years.  My passion is playing that "yellow ball" game and have enjoyed being part of the club as a Board member.

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POLLY FEEHAN

Polly joined the WRAC in 2023 for pickleball and discovered what she refers to as an amazing community on the courts, in the pool, and in the fitness classes.
In my last life I was a stay at home mom, volunteering in school, with sports, and 4-H.
She looks forward to being a good ambassador, helping to promote the WRAC where is something for everyone.

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KYLE HENDRICKSON

Kyle works with his family in the fruit industry and owns Mela Coffee Roasting Co in downtown Wenatchee. He grew up in Wenatchee and went to school in Seattle and California.

​He started working out at the WRAC in 2024 so he could play pickleball with his parents and started learning tennis a year ago to play with his kids. He loves the special people, community and culture of the WRAC. 

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​DICK LESTER

I have been a member of the WRAC since 1991. My wife, Ellen, and I have always been active participants at the club with tennis, fitness and yoga being our areas of interest.

​Our two sons enjoyed the facilities and activities at the club as they grew up. Retired now from an airline career I'm looking forward to seeing the WRAC grow and continue the full service and family friendly atmosphere that was important to us.

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RANI SAMPSON

The 2012 Fitness Challenge introduced me to the WRAC.  Exercise is much more enjoyable with goals in mind and friends alongside.

​I am a fitness and racquetball member, and you'll usually see me in group classes, especially yoga. I also make good use of the weight and cardio center to prepare for the rigors of teaching skiing at Mission Ridge. The WRAC is a welcoming community of people who enjoy physical activity. Join us! 

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deb willet

Deb had been engaged in many volunteer activities throughout her career including spending 21 months in Indonesia teaching English as a second language and a medical trip to Peru with a group that set up clinics along the Amazon for 2 weeks.  Most recently, she helped organize and run charity events for CVCH, such as the Trunk or Treat for 500 people, Girls on Run 5K, back-to-school give aways, and performed and helped with the Follies to raise money for the Children’s Guild.

On most any given day, you'll find Deb actively participating at the club as she is invested in good outcomes for all racquet sports and the welfare of the club.

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