Athletics at Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley
Maxwell Farms Regional Park, 100 W Verano Ave, Sonoma, CA 95476
About
Athletics at Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley offers youth sports activities that include Volleyball, Volleyball Open Gym, Volleyball Clinic, Junior Basketball, Futsal, and T-Ball. The program runs year-round and includes leagues, clinics, tournaments, and camps as part of its athletics offerings. It serves over 640 children per year in its athletics programs.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley has been serving the Sonoma community since 1962. The organization provides youth development programs for kids between the ages of 6 to 18 and is currently serving over 2,000 youth annually. It serves more than 60% of the youth in Sonoma Valley at seven different locations. Its stated mission is to provide positive opportunities for the community’s youth and teens, especially those who need them most, to learn, succeed, and discover their full potential. The organization offers programs that focus on academic success, healthy lifestyles, and good character and leadership, and it states that it provides a safe, positive environment for youth to learn, grow, and discover their full potential.
The leadership team includes Danielle Azzalino Hodge, Chief Executive Officer; Dawn Amrhine, Chief Operating Officer; Eric Gonzalez, VP of youth development & community engagement; Michael Irvine, VP of Development & Marketing; Jojo Sanchez, VP of Program Operations; Cassie Oaks, Sr. Director of Program Quality & Training; Brooke Padgett, Sr. Director of Child & Club Safety; Alixya Soto, Sr. Director of Teen Programs; Yair “Yaya” Alvarez, Director of Youth Programs – Maxwell Clubhouse; Nina Cheek, STEM Program Director; Karina Echeverria, Program Director – Sassarini Elementary School; Grace Glen, Program Director – Sonoma Charter School; Natalie Goddard, Director of Mental Health Services; Crystal Helmer, Director of Events; Alyiha Hernandez, Program Director – Altimira Middle School; Maia Lazarus, Director of Human Resources; Jenni Martinez, Program Director – Flowery Elementary School; Nate Moneda, Athletic Director; Adrian Palenchar, Operation Bicycle Manager; Erika Reyes, Membership Manager; Arlene Roman, Program Director – El Verano Elementary School; Brooke Swingle, Athletic Coordinator; and Natalie Wallace, Literacy Program Director. Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley partners with the City of Sonoma to foster the physical, social, and psychological development of local youth and partners with a number of local organizations that share its commitment to keeping youth active.
Last updated March 28, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley has been serving the Sonoma community since 1962. The organization provides youth development programs for kids between the ages of 6 to 18 and is currently serving over 2,000 youth annually. It serves more than 60% of the youth in Sonoma Valley at seven different locations. Its stated mission is to provide positive opportunities for the community’s youth and teens, especially those who need them most, to learn, succeed, and discover their full potential. The organization offers programs that focus on academic success, healthy lifestyles, and good character and leadership, and it states that it provides a safe, positive environment for youth to learn, grow, and discover their full potential.
The leadership team includes Danielle Azzalino Hodge, Chief Executive Officer; Dawn Amrhine, Chief Operating Officer; Eric Gonzalez, VP of youth development & community engagement; Michael Irvine, VP of Development & Marketing; Jojo Sanchez, VP of Program Operations; Cassie Oaks, Sr. Director of Program Quality & Training; Brooke Padgett, Sr. Director of Child & Club Safety; Alixya Soto, Sr. Director of Teen Programs; Yair “Yaya” Alvarez, Director of Youth Programs – Maxwell Clubhouse; Nina Cheek, STEM Program Director; Karina Echeverria, Program Director – Sassarini Elementary School; Grace Glen, Program Director – Sonoma Charter School; Natalie Goddard, Director of Mental Health Services; Crystal Helmer, Director of Events; Alyiha Hernandez, Program Director – Altimira Middle School; Maia Lazarus, Director of Human Resources; Jenni Martinez, Program Director – Flowery Elementary School; Nate Moneda, Athletic Director; Adrian Palenchar, Operation Bicycle Manager; Erika Reyes, Membership Manager; Arlene Roman, Program Director – El Verano Elementary School; Brooke Swingle, Athletic Coordinator; and Natalie Wallace, Literacy Program Director. Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley partners with the City of Sonoma to foster the physical, social, and psychological development of local youth and partners with a number of local organizations that share its commitment to keeping youth active.
Last updated March 28, 2026.
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