About
Bloomington Athletic Association offers organized youth sports in activities such as cricket, spring football (flag and 7v7), tennis camps and match play, soccer, flag football, football, golf, girls basketball, wrestling, boys basketball, floor hockey, volleyball, baseball, slow pitch softball, and track and field. The program serves more than 3,000 youth across 14 sports each year and keeps kids active through low cost organized youth sports. Families can use the Bloomington Athletic Association website to find sports registration information, schedules, game results, field locations, program updates, and volunteer opportunities.
• Price: Provides low cost organized youth sports; financial assistance and scholarships are available for qualifying families so that cost does not prevent a child from participating
Established in 1954, Bloomington Athletic Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit youth sports organization that has been keeping kids active since 1954. It is a volunteer-led nonprofit that is volunteer powered, with coaches, officials, board members, and program volunteers making Bloomington Athletic Association possible. Bloomington Athletic Association delivers fun, affordable, and safe youth sports experiences fueled by its passionate volunteers and partnerships with the City of Bloomington and Bloomington School District. It is committed to giving young athletes of all skill levels the opportunity to play, learn and grow, and provides organized youth sports without tryouts, without regard to ability, and at a cost designed to remain affordable for Bloomington families. Bloomington Athletic Association provides affordable, inclusive youth sports programs for children throughout Bloomington, Minnesota, and its programs are supported by dedicated volunteers, community partners, and donors.
The leadership team includes sport commissioners such as Will Easton (Acting Commissioner, Baseball), Rick Zilka (Basketball - Boys), Katina Williams (Basketball - Girls), Deepak Chauhan (Cricket), Dan Cagley (Football), Zavier Bicott (Flag Football), Christina Bailey (Floor Hockey), Joel Nathe (Golf), Paul Goodwin (Soccer), Andy Rotering (Softball), Kimberly Robinson (Track & Field), Karen Scott (Tennis), Christa Olive (Volleyball), and Tim Grams (Wrestling). Organizational leaders include Will Easton (President and Vice President - Sports Operation), Sean O'Gara (Vice President - Equipment), Tara Owens (Vice President - Community Relations), Arianna Dabu (Vice President - Marketing), Virg Senescall (Vice President - Sports Operation), Glenn Riemersma (Treasurer), and Stephanie Nicholson (Administrator / Secretary).
Last updated August 16, 2026.
• Price: Provides low cost organized youth sports; financial assistance and scholarships are available for qualifying families so that cost does not prevent a child from participating
Established in 1954, Bloomington Athletic Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit youth sports organization that has been keeping kids active since 1954. It is a volunteer-led nonprofit that is volunteer powered, with coaches, officials, board members, and program volunteers making Bloomington Athletic Association possible. Bloomington Athletic Association delivers fun, affordable, and safe youth sports experiences fueled by its passionate volunteers and partnerships with the City of Bloomington and Bloomington School District. It is committed to giving young athletes of all skill levels the opportunity to play, learn and grow, and provides organized youth sports without tryouts, without regard to ability, and at a cost designed to remain affordable for Bloomington families. Bloomington Athletic Association provides affordable, inclusive youth sports programs for children throughout Bloomington, Minnesota, and its programs are supported by dedicated volunteers, community partners, and donors.
The leadership team includes sport commissioners such as Will Easton (Acting Commissioner, Baseball), Rick Zilka (Basketball - Boys), Katina Williams (Basketball - Girls), Deepak Chauhan (Cricket), Dan Cagley (Football), Zavier Bicott (Flag Football), Christina Bailey (Floor Hockey), Joel Nathe (Golf), Paul Goodwin (Soccer), Andy Rotering (Softball), Kimberly Robinson (Track & Field), Karen Scott (Tennis), Christa Olive (Volleyball), and Tim Grams (Wrestling). Organizational leaders include Will Easton (President and Vice President - Sports Operation), Sean O'Gara (Vice President - Equipment), Tara Owens (Vice President - Community Relations), Arianna Dabu (Vice President - Marketing), Virg Senescall (Vice President - Sports Operation), Glenn Riemersma (Treasurer), and Stephanie Nicholson (Administrator / Secretary).
Last updated August 16, 2026.
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