Alpha Delta Phi - University of Washington

e Washington Alpha Delt 6 T he annual Eells Cup at White Horse Golf Club was a tremendous success, bringing together alumni and undergraduates for a day of friendly competition and reconnection. This year's event saw a great turnout with 52 participants—an equal mix of current undergraduates and alumni spanning graduation classes from across the decades. The diversity in age and experience made for a memorable day of camaraderie, memories, and great golf. The tournament was played in a scramble format, encouraging folks to work together and making the day enjoyable for golfers of all skill levels. After a fun and competitive round, the team of Will Hunt '26, Jeff Hunt '85, David Gilluly '16, and Jackson Vena '17 emerged victorious, claiming bragging rights and the 2025 Eells Cup trophy. Congrats, gentlemen! Events like this remind us of the strength and spirit of our alumni community. The bonds formed in our Chapter carry on well past graduation, and it was heartening to see so many familiar faces, along with a few new ones, out on the course, continuing our shared traditions. A heartfelt thank-you goes to White Horse Golf Club for hosting us. The course was in excellent condition, and their hospitality made for a smooth, enjoyable event. We're already looking forward to next year's Eells Cup and hope even more Brothers will join us. Whether you're a scratch golfer or just along for the ride, there's always a spot for you on the green. Xaipe, Zach Williams '16 EELLS CUP GOLF TOUR NEY R ECA P Brothers on the Course Brothers on the Course T his spring marked the 10th anniversary of Alpha Delta Phi's Bubble Bash Guild and our continued partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital. What started in 2013 as a springtime event in the UW Quad has now grown into a full-scale dinner and auction, becoming the signature philanthropy event of our Chapter and one of the top 30 guilds supporting Seattle Children's. At this year's Bubble Bash Dinner and Auction, we raised a record- setting $80,000 for Stanley Stamm Summer Camp, ensuring that children with complex medical needs can enjoy a week at a summer camp—at no cost to their families. The event welcomed over 170 attendees, including alumni, parents, friends, and nearly the entire undergraduate Chapter. Guests enjoyed a catered dinner and over 60 live and silent auction items and heard from Zac, a former camper, and his sister Audrey, a former counselor, about the impact that Stamm Camp has on families. $80,000 Raised for Seattle Children's Hospital Celebrating 10 Years of Bubble Bash Will '26 and Jeff Hunt '85 with the Eells Cup. Brothers at our Bubble Bash auction, where we raised over $80,000 for Stanley Stamm Summer Camp. Thank you to all the alumni, family, and friends who have made Bubble Bash possible not only this year, but also for the past decade. At Alpha Delta Phi, we believe in developing the whole man morally, intellectually, and socially. Giving back to our community is a key part of that mission, and Bubble Bash has become a cornerstone of who we are as a Chapter. We can't wait to welcome you to next year's auction and look forward to continuing this tradition of impact. Keep an eye out this fall for more information as we gear up for another incredible event this spring! Xaipe, Will Hunt '26, Chairman PC 23's Porter Westby, Ian Eggleston '27, Grady McCoy '27, and Zackary Thompson '27 smiling for a selfie during the tournament

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