Leavenworth Winter Sports Club appoints first Executive Director

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Leavenworth Winter Sports Club appointed its first executive director on July 21, 2025, marking a significant milestone in its nearly century-long history. This new leadership role is intended to enhance the club's operations and community outreach, reflecting its long-standing commitment to winter sports. Murray, the newly appointed executive director, emphasized the importance of engaging with the community and expanding the club's programming. The organization has served as a cornerstone for winter sports, promoting skiing and snowboarding for almost 100 years. As the club enters this new era, it aims to strengthen its influence and adapt to changing community needs.

The appointment comes as winter sports gain popularity, and the club looks to attract more participants. This leadership change is seen as a pivotal step in ensuring the club remains a vital part of the region's winter sports culture. The club's board expressed confidence in Murray's vision for the future, believing it will usher in exciting developments for both the organization and its members.

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