The wheat genome is large and complex, and while significant progress has been made in exploring it, a complete high-quality reference sequence has not yet been achieved. Reaching this goal would help identify important genes related to traits like disease resistance, quality, and yield. Many pan-genome projects sequencing wheat genomes are underway to address this gap, but wheat cultivars from the Pacific Northwest (PNW) region are still missing in the Wheat Pan Genome. My research aims to address this gap by sequencing and assembling the genome of a PNW wheat cultivar. This will help create a complete representation of PNW cultivars within the Wheat Pan-genome, identify unique genetic variations, and make the data available through a Practical Haplotype Graph.