The One Roof Foundation philanthropic arm of the Kraken and the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe partnered last Saturday to open two sport courts and a running track at the Southwind Park, located behind the Muckleshoot tribal community center, the latest of four such ventures already completed in parks throughout the Puget Sound region with a fifth planned for later this summer.
ByGeoff Baker / @geoffbakernhl / nhl.com/kraken
May 19, 2026
Dyna Khuy didn’t hesitate when asked what the latest sport courts installed by the Kraken’s One Roof Foundation philanthropic arm means for her community.
She watched last Saturday as her son, Elias, 4, used a newly acquired ball hockey stick on one of two courts installed at the Southwind Park behind the Muckleshoot community center while her daughter, Elena, 9, jogged around a freshly minted running track. Khuy described the importance of getting children outdoors and together on days such as this one, when sunny weather and fresh air will draw them out if given an opportunity.
“I think it’s super important to have facilities like this because then the kids have time to really play and get out there instead of being at home,” Khuy said. “A lot of kids are iPad kids. So, it’s really hard to get them to do extracurricular activities or even to get them to go outside. You really have to force them to be out now.”