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2024 Football & Cheer Raffle Winners

The raffle winners for this season are:

  • Sept 21st Juniors game - Sara Taft
  • Sept 21st Seniors game - Landon & Logan Sharp
  • Oct 6th Juniors game - Steph Bowen
  • Oct 6th Seniors game - Jenee Monell
  • Oct 13th Juniors game - John CeCeri
  • Oct 13th Seniors game - Christina Bolduc

Thank you to all those who supported our football & cheer fundraiser!

Saratoga County awards seven organizations with youth team sports funding

Saratoga County Officials present checks to recipients of Saratoga County Youth Sports Team Funding, Old Saratoga Athletic Association and Schuylerville Lacrosse. Pictured: Supervisor Tom Richardson of the City of Mechanicville, Supervisor Eric Butler of the Town of Corinth, Rebecca Robarge, Youth Program Coordinator at Saratoga County Department of Aging and Youth Services, Sandra Cross, Director of Saratoga County Department of Aging and Youth Services, Mike Prendergast of Old Saratoga Athletic Association, Saratoga County Board of Supervisors Chairman Phil Barrett, James Ducharme of Schuylerville Lacrosse, Supervisor Ian Murray of the Town of Saratoga, Supervisor J.D. Arnold of the Town of Galway, and Schuylerville Mayor Dan Carpenter. (Emma Ralls - Medianews Group)

OSAA was awarded $31,999 as part of a Saratoga County grant throught the Department of Aging and Youth Services.  This TEAM Sports funding is provided by the Saratoga County Department of Aging and Youth Services via funding that was secured from the New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS). A fund was created under OCFS in the state fiscal year 2023-2024 budget to provide awards to support youth team sports programs for underserved youth under age 18 and repeat funding from the State is not guaranteed.

Here is an excerpt from the article:

The Old Saratoga Athletic Association (OSAA) was awarded the most funding, $31,999, to purchase a vinyl storage garage. OSAA President Mike Prendergast shared that half of their eight sports utilize Fort Hardy Park which has about four sheds down which have reached “their point of existence.” With OSAA serving kindergarten through grade six students of the Schuylerville school district, about 675 students, according to Prendergast, an upgrade to these facilities is a must and he’s very appreciative of these funds.

“So we’ve reached a tipping point to where the floor is starting to disintegrate, the ceilings of our sheds are starting to go as well, and we want our equipment to have longevity,” said Prendergast. “We’re using a lot of our money to replace those four sheds that are in Fort Hardy, which a lot of people complain about being a little bit sore eyes for the park, so putting in a spot that might be a little bit more feasible for our town and our village.”

Check out the whole article here.

https://www.saratogian.com/2024/02/15/saratoga-county-awards-seven-organizations-with-youth-team-sports-funding/

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Old Saratoga Athletic Association

PO Box 72. Schuylerville, NY 12871 

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides an array of sports for youth in the the Schuylerville school disctrict.

Please stop by our next meeting if interested! The continued existence and success of our organization and programs depends on community volunteers. Thank you to all of our OSAA Board Members, Coaches, and Parents!