San Diego Wave FC defenders Kennedy Wesley and Kiki Pickett have joined the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and the American Heart Association's Ambassador Program. The program aims to promote CPR education and empower communities to act in critical moments. As part of the initiative, Wesley and Pickett will support the American Heart Association's call to learn CPR by amplifying public service announcements, participating in social media campaigns, and engaging in community education events throughout the season. The NWSL Ambassador class brings together players from across all 16 clubs, united in their commitment to promoting lifesaving CPR education and empowering communities to act in critical moments. Led by Angel City FC defender and CPR survivor Savy King, the initiative reflects a league-wide effort to turn awareness into action. Wesley and Pickett are proud to be part of this program, which allows them to use their platform for something bigger than soccer and help raise awareness in the community in a meaningful way. The 2026 NWSL Nation of Lifesaver Ambassador Class includes players from across all 16 clubs, united in their commitment to promoting lifesaving CPR education and empowering communities to act in critical moments.