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Spokane Selected as Proposed Team Base Camp Site for FIFA Work Cup 26™
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~ Spokane, WA - The City of Spokane has been chosen as a proposed Team Base Camp for the FIFA World Cup 26™, according to a press release from FIFA. This prestigious global event is set to take place in 2026 and will feature teams from around the world competing for the coveted title.

The announcement has sparked excitement among key stakeholders in the Spokane and greater Washington community. Peter Tomozawa, CEO of SeattleFWC26, expressed his enthusiasm for the selection, stating that Gonzaga University's top-notch facilities and Spokane's welcoming community make it an ideal location for a national team to prepare for the tournament.

Mayor Lisa Brown of Spokane also shared her excitement about the opportunity, highlighting how this announcement further solidifies Spokane's growing reputation as a sports destination city. She also emphasized that this is a key part of statewide efforts to welcome the world's game to communities throughout Washington.

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Senator-Elect Marcus Riccelli of Washington's 3rd Legislative District echoed these sentiments, calling Spokane the "soccer heartbeat" of the Inland Northwest. He expressed confidence in the city's passionate soccer fans and their eagerness to be an integral part of the action. He also emphasized that hosting a team would be a great opportunity for Spokane to showcase its hospitality and commitment to making this tournament a success.

Gonzaga University President Thayne McCulloh expressed his gratitude at being selected as a proposed team base camp for FIFA World Cup 2026. He stated that Gonzaga is honored to provide world-class facilities and a supportive environment for teams participating in this prestigious event. Hosting teams from around the world will not only enhance their campus but also unite their community in the spirit of international sportsmanship.

Ashley Blake, CEO of Spokane Sports, highlighted how Spokane has earned its reputation as a premier destination for sporting events. She stated that as an experienced host city, they are ready to provide a world-class welcome to any team that chooses Spokane as its base camp. She also emphasized the community's passion for sports and hospitality, ensuring an unforgettable experience for all involved.

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Rose Noble, CEO of Visit Spokane, also expressed her excitement at the opportunity to be a partner in the world's largest sporting event. She highlighted Spokane's vibrant small businesses, world-class hotels, beautiful parks, and dynamic downtown as key factors that make it an ideal location for a team base camp. She also emphasized its convenient location, just a short flight from Seattle and other matchday destinations.

The selection of Spokane as a proposed Team Base Camp for FIFA World Cup 2026 is a testament to the city's growing reputation as a top sports destination. With its welcoming community, top-notch facilities, and passionate soccer fans, Spokane is ready to showcase the best of Washington to the world in 2026. The planning process is now underway, and anticipation is building as we get closer to this highly anticipated tournament.

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