
Kraken Prospects Lend a Hand at South Park Sport Court
Kraken players and coaches visited a newly built sport court to mentor local youth, showcasing a partnership that blends environmental justice with athletic mentorship.
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Kraken players and coaches visited a newly built sport court to mentor local youth, showcasing a partnership that blends environmental justice with athletic mentorship.

The fifth year of a 32‑week Learn To Skate program, run by the Refugee Women’s Alliance and the Kraken’s One Roof Foundation, concluded with a skating and hockey performance that highlighted the program’s impact on confidence and social integration for low‑income, refugee and immigrant families.

The One Roof Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Kraken, partnered with the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe to open two sport courts and a running track at Southwind Park, offering ball hockey, basketball, futsal, pickleball and an outdoor track while distributing shoes and hosting clinics led by Brooks Running professionals.

The third sport court opened by the Kraken’s One Roof Foundation in South Park provides ball hockey, basketball, and futsal, featuring a mural on community resilience and forming part of a $17.5 million park overhaul.