Jamie Moore has been a dedicated member of the Greater Wichita YMCA team since 2000, bringing more than two decades of leadership experience across multiple branches and program areas. She began her YMCA career in the West YMCA Kid Zone before advancing to the Dennis Schoenebeck North Branch YMCA as Youth & Family Coordinator. In 2016, Jamie was promoted to Youth & Family Director, overseeing Youth & Family, Climbing Wall, and Martial Arts programs.

Her leadership continued to expand in 2018 when she became Senior Program Director at the North Branch, managing Dance & Gymnastics, Sports, Aquatics, and Youth & Family Departments. In 2022, Jamie accepted the Senior Program Director role at the Newton YMCA, where she led Membership, Youth & Family, and Aquatics Departments.

In August 2025, Jamie was named Branch Director of the Newton YMCA. Known for her commitment to community engagement, program excellence, and member experience, she brings a deep passion for serving families and helping individuals reach their full potential.

A lifelong resident of Whitewater, Kansas, Jamie enjoys spending time with her family on their farm.

Becky has been with the Greater Wichita YMCA since 2019. She started her journey as a Group Ex Instructor. In 2023 she started her journey to become a YMCA360 instructor. She pursued the YMCA LIVESTONG program and Personal Trainer in 2024. Becky has enjoyed becoming part of the Y Family and getting her whole family involved. She has set a goal to help people find community, help them reach their health goals, and improve overall wellness. Feel free to strike up a conversation when seeing Becky around the gym!

Robby began his YMCA career in 2012 as a Membership Service Associate at the Downtown YMCA while attending Wichita State University, where he earned a B.A. in Political Science in 2014. He quickly moved into leadership roles, serving as Full-Time MOD at the West YMCA, then as Assistant Membership Director, and later Membership Director at the North YMCA from 2015 to 2017.

After a few years pursuing opportunities outside the YMCA, Robby returned in March 2024 at the Steve Clark YMCA. In July 2024, he became Membership Director at the Andover YMCA.

Robby is now excited to join the Newton YMCA as the Senior Program Director, marking his sixth YMCA branch in the Greater Wichita YMCA Association. He looks forward to bringing his experience and passion for community engagement to the Newton team.

As a proud mom of two, I am a passionate advocate for community involvement and youth development. Throughout my career, I’ve always been drawn to roles that involve building relationships, encouraging personal growth in others, while making a positive impact. I joined the Y, Summer 2025 and instantly connected with the mission and values of the YMCA. I’m looking forward to developing and expanding programs that support youth development, family enrichment, & strong community connections. My goal is to create engaging inclusive experiences that help kids and families thrive both inside and outside the Y. I have a strong background in program development & recruitment. 

I’m excited to join the Newton YMCA as the Youth and Family Coordinator. I bring a diverse background with a Double Major Business Degree in Management & Marketing from Bethany College. I bring professional experience in Real Estate Sales, Property Management, High School & College Coaching, Cosmetology & Photography.

Alyssa started working at the Newton YMCA in September of 2025 as the new administrative assistant. She just finished her bachelor’s degree in business administration and is currently pursuing her Master of Accountancy at Kansas State University. 

With a background in business and a passion for community service, Alyssa plays a key role in ensuring the smooth operation of the branch. She is committed to supporting both staff and members, helping to create a welcoming environment where everyone can thrive.

Outside of work, Alyssa enjoys staying active by going on walks and golfing. She also values quality time with her husband and their cats.

Since starting my career at the YMCA in 2021, I have grown very passionate about aquatics and the mission of the YMCA. As someone who grew up going to the Y, I've always appreciated what we do for the community. I am beyond excited to join the leadership team at Newton, and to grow young lifeguards and swim instructors into leaders. One of my main goals is to provide safe swimming experiences to everyone who comes through our doors. I look forward to growing our aquatics program as I continue my time in this position.

Briza began her YMCA journey in 2017 at the Downtown YMCA, where she first shared her passion for youth development in Kidzone. In 2020, she transitioned to the Membership Department, quickly establishing herself as a knowledgeable and welcoming resource for members. Her dedication and leadership were recognized later that year when she was promoted to full-time Manager on Duty (MOD). Later, she transferred to the Steve Clark YMCA, continuing her work as a part-time Membership Associate to have more flexibility and spend time with her children as they started school. Her warmth, professionalism, and commitment to making every member feel at home make her an invaluable part of the YMCA community.

Adeline began her career at the Newton YMCA in Spring of 2025 as a Fitness Floor Associate. As a lifelong athlete, she started playing soccer at the age of five and continued competing throughout high school. Her passion for sports and physical activity has shaped her commitment to health and wellness.

Adeline is certified through Y-USA with an ACE credential and actively continuing her professional development through YMCA programs. She specializes in strength training but enjoys working with clients of all fitness levels and backgrounds. Known for her positive energy and encouraging approach, Adeline is dedicated to helping others become the best versions of themselves. She looks forward to welcoming and supporting all members and clients in their fitness journey.

Born on June 27, 1990, I spent many years searching for a place—and a career—where I truly felt I belonged. Along the way, I had the opportunity to serve in several meaningful roles. My most impactful experiences were in the Army as part of a cannon crew, followed by work in EMS, Fire, and ultimately as a police officer. While I found purpose in each of these positions, I deeply missed my family and the time we shared. That realization led me to step away and see where life would take me next.

Life took me on an unexpected journey that brought me back to weightlifting—a passion that had always grounded and motivated me. Wanting to give that same sense of strength, discipline, and confidence back to my community, I applied to the Newton YMCA, where I was welcomed with open arms. Since then, I have earned my personal training certification and now have the opportunity to guide others who share a passion for weightlifting, helping them lift safely, grow stronger, and build confidence in themselves.

One of my biggest goals at the Newton YMCA is to launch a group fitness program for Veterans.

Frankie Velasquez is a dedicated personal trainer with experience working with individuals of all ages and fitness levels, from college athletes to senior citizens. A 2024 college graduate, Frankie has helped inspire many people to take their health and physical fitness seriously while achieving strong, lasting results. Health and physical fitness are core priorities, and a deep determination to help others accomplish their physical goals is what drives Frankie’s passion for training.

With four years of experience coaching tennis, Frankie currently works as a tennis coach teaching athletes from as young as 4 years old to adults up to 80 years old. During college, Frankie also served as a stand-in strength and conditioning coach for the tennis team, tutoring and coaching fellow athletes while developing performance-based training programs. Frankie has extensive experience working through a wide range of injuries, including knee, ankle, shoulder, ligament, and tendon issues, allowing for safe, adaptable, and effective training for every YMCA member.

Frankie’s goal is to continue empowering YMCA members to move better, feel stronger, and build sustainable, healthy lifestyles. By combining experience, adaptability, and consistent encouragement, Frankie is committed to helping individuals safely overcome challenges, stay motivated, and reach their personal fitness goals at every stage of life.