Skagit Valley Sports Commission
The Skagit Valley Sports Commission is committed to promoting Skagit County, Washington, as a vibrant hub for sports and recreation, supporting economic growth and community well-being through sporting events and tournaments. Nestled between Seattle, WA and Vancouver, BC, Skagit Valley offers an array of fields and facilities ideal for sports ranging from basketball and softball to soccer, tennis, and golf. Local highlights include Skagit Valley College’s athletic facilities, Skagit Valley Playfields, Skagit River Park, and numerous well-maintained parks that host youth and adult leagues year-round. Through collaboration with schools, local governments, and sports organizations, the commission helps bring tournaments, camps, and competitions to the region, enriching the area’s sports tourism culture and drawing in visitors.
If you’re interested in hosting a tournament or have information about an upcoming event in Skagit Valley, reach out to Cody Hurd, Sports Development Manager, at cody@visitskagitvalley.com or submit a proposal to the Sports Commission.
Mission Statement
The Skagit Valley Sports Commission is dedicated to attracting and promoting sports tourism in the Skagit Valley region, contributing to positive economic growth, and increasing overnight stays. This mission is achieved by collaborating with local sports organizations, hotels, and tourism stakeholders to leverage Skagit Valley’s resources, and positioning the region as a premier sports destination.
Sports Commission Resources
The Skagit Valley Sports Commission provides a number of resources for community stakeholders, tournament directors, and event organizers. Click the buttons below to view our sports commission database. If you have any questions about these resources, don’t hesitate to contact our team.
Sports Commission Committee
About the Commission
As a key initiative of the Skagit Tourism Bureau, the Skagit Valley Sports Commission enhances sports marketing efforts, strengthens partnerships, and facilitates economic impact through increased visitor engagement. The Commission works closely with local hotels, the Skagit Tourism Bureau, and other stakeholders to create seamless, coordinated experiences for sports events that encourage extended stays.
Committee Members
Kristen Keltz
Skagit Tourism Bureau
Cody Hurd
Skagit Tourism Bureau
Christi Kinney
Burlington Parks & Recreation
Tyler Amaya
PNW Rain
Tony Tewalt
Skagit County
Sandy Kish
Fairfield Inn & Suites
Dalton Schwetz
Burlington Head Football Coach
James Finley
National Director, Nike Volleyball Camps
Jennifer Berner
Mount Vernon Parks & Recreation
Mandy Rovegno
Mount Vernon Parks & Recreation
Marco Vega
Fire Cracker Director Tournament
Jeremy Moselle
Skagit Runners
Kati Klerekoper
Burlington Parks & Recreation
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