NWAA is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to teaching children about sportsmanship, fair play, Check us all out at http://www.slcaaballparks.org/!
NWAA is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to teaching children about sportsmanship, fair play, and most importantly to have fun playing sports. We have leagues for baseball, softball, soccer, flag football, and cheerleading. Ages start at 3 & 4 for teeball and cheerleading and Kindergarden for soccer and flag football. Please contact us any time for questions or if you're interested in your
04/13/2026
⚾️ Field Rentals Available! ⚾️
Looking for a place to practice or play? We’ve got you covered!
📅 Available Monday through Wednesday
💲 $35/hour (without pitching mound)
💲 $45/hour (with pitching mound)
📲 Call or text Brian at (314) 713-1892 to reserve your spot today!
Spots fill fast — lock yours in now
⚾ NWAA Presents: T-Ball Tuesday! ⚾
NWAA is excited to introduce T-Ball Tuesday, a fun and beginner-friendly program designed to help young players learn the basics of baseball in a supportive environment!
👦👧 Ages: 4–6 years old
📅 Dates: May 19 – June 23, 2026
⚾ Total Games: 6
⏰ Game Length: 1 hour
This program focuses on introducing basic baseball skills through fun games and instruction led by parent volunteer coaches.
💲 Cost: $30 per player
👕 Uniforms:
Uniforms will not be provided. Each team will choose a color, and players can wear any t-shirt matching their team’s color.
📣 Spots are limited — be sure to register soon at nwaasports.org
Come out, learn the game, make friends, and have fun on the field this summer! ⚾
01/13/2026
This young gentleman appeared to be bored at 7am, and checked to make sure our doors are all locked. 🙄 Just a PSA for our neighbors to be on the lookout.
It is with very heavy hearts that we share this update with our Northwest Athletic Association family. Over the past several years, we’ve worked hard to keep local kids on the fields, but registrations for our leagues have fallen so drastically that it is no longer financially viable for us to continue participating in league play.
This is not a decision made lightly. Our board has looked at every option we could find, but expenses associated with league play simply cannot be covered with the number of players we have today. At this time, we are actively exploring alternative revenue streams so that we can keep the association and the park operating in some capacity, even as members of the board personally step up to cover essential park expenses during this transition.
We also want you to know that we are not giving up on this place or this community. The memories, friendships, and connections built here matter deeply, and they are the reason we are working so hard to find a sustainable path forward. As options develop, we will share updates and opportunities for families and volunteers to stay involved and help shape what comes next for the park and the association.
Folks,
Here is a prime example on why we can’t keep the driveway/road in tip top shape. This is an absolutely shame that we even have to fix the mess that others make.