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19619 E. Cataldo Ave
Liberty Lake, WA 99016
509-927-0602
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About the HUB Sports Center

Whether its an airport, a train station or a computer network, a HUB is a place to connect. The HUB Sports Center in Liberty Lake is no exception. Its a place for people of all ages to connect with their Community and a cause.

The HUB Sports Center is a nonprofit, community based regional sports venue, in partnership with other community non-profits, where youth and adults take part in a variety of sports and recreational programs.

Our funding sources are a combination of fees and donations. Any surplus funds are returned to the organization to support operation and maintenance of our 66,000 sq. ft. building. Our goal is to purchase our building from the current owner and operate as a community-based, regional, non-profit athletics facility.

Every young person has a dream of doing something great, of giving their lives to a cause greater than themselves. The HUB is a place to dream such dreams, to discover destinies, a place to become the cause for which they were created. Our purpose in life is best discovered when we jump into serving others. Here, every person is a winner.

The HUB's Board of Directors

Rick O'Connor, President, Referee Photo, rick@refereephoto.com

Judi Williams, Secretary-Treasurer, Telect, judi@telect.com

Jim Alsager, Area Director, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, jalsager@fca.org

Max Spalding, Spalding Auto Parts, max@spaldings.com

Jack Harvey

Clyde Haase, Haase Landscape, Inc.

Purpose Statement

To provide events that have a positive impact on youth and the community.

Vision Statement

Providing personal and community renewal through sports.

Mission Statement

We thread together the faith, business, sports, education, and government communities to provide a safe place, solid skills, and secure future. We bring together ordinary people with diverse backgrounds, empowered by God, working together to make a positive difference in our community.

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