Greenwich Little League and Youth Basketball News & Highlights

Opening Day 2017

April 3, 2017

What: Greenwich Little League Opening Day
When: April 29, 2017
Where: VFW Memorial Fields

Greenwich Little League Celebrates Opening Day

May 4, 2016

The 2016 season kicked off on a high note with GCS and Greenwich Little League alum Ali Beck performing the National Anthem

Thank you to the VFW Color Guard and Greenwich Boys Scouts for helping us raise the flag and honor our country and service men and women.

5th Grade Girls Win March Mayhem Tournament

March 31, 2016

Congratulations to the Greenwich 5th Grade Girls travel basketball team for finishing first in the 2016 March Mayhem tournament hosted by Hudson Falls. The girls brought home the championship with an 11-7 win over Hudson Falls in the final.

The Greenwich Boys 4th Grade, 5th Grade, and 6th Grade teams all made it to the Final Four in their respective divisions.

Greenwich Little League

March 30, 2016

Programs for girls and boys between the ages of 4 and 12, including Tee Ball, Pee Wees, Minors, and Majors.

Greenwich Youth Basketball

March 30, 2016

Recreation and travel league basketball for boys and girls in grades 4 through 6

Greenwich Athletic Association is a volunteer-run, nonprofit organization committed to promoting the values of sportsmanship, competition, and teamwork to Greenwich youth participating in Little League Baseball and Softball, as well as Greenwich Youth Basketball.

Every year, more than 300 athletes participate in our programs. We take great pride in the fact that Greenwich Central School’s tradition of excellence, which includes numerous state championships and dozens of league and sectional titles, is born on our fields and courts. We accomplish this by emphasizing player development and encouraging every child to believe that they are a leader and valuable contributor to their team.

Our mission is to help every child develop a life-long appreciation for sport and fitness. And we are driven by the belief that the outcome of contests will never outweigh the benefit of participation.