2013 AAU Junior Olympic Games Detroit, Michigan July 24 - August 3, 2013

Georgia AAU is proud to announce our newest Sport Directors
AAU Volleyball - George and Mike Miller
AAU Football - Reginald Moore

Find information on the these sports and others, click the 'Individual Sport' tab on the left.
Then click the 'sport' that you are interested in.
 

Georgia AAU greatly appreciates the efforts of all its 'Sport Directors'.
Their leadership and efforts drive the AAU.

2013 GA AAU Annual District Meeting
June 30, 2013
Smyrna Community Center
Meeting begins at 1:30PM. 
The general meeting will be followed by Individual Sport Meetings.
This meeting will supply the opportunity to learn more about the AAU as well give
Sport Directors the opportunity to meet with Club Owners to discuss events, rules, policies, etc.,
that important to the success and growth of your sport.
 

2nd Annual Winter Convention
The February 2, 2013 Georgia AAU Winter Convention was a great success.
Over 85 Officers, Sport Directors and Club Owners attended this very informative event.

Information was shared on background checks, youth protection, AAU memberships and registration,
using social media to grow your clubs, AAU insurance and so much more.
To all those that participated, thank you for your participation. 
We look forward to seeing you at our GA AAU annual meeting on
June 30, 2013 at the Smyrna Community Center.

The Betty Lowe Memorial Scholarship Awards

Georgia AAU is proud to announce the establishment of five

$1000 scholarships to be awarded each year to five high school graduates to be used for higher education.

   2013 Scholarship Awards will be announced by Stan Lewis, chair of the Scholarship Committee, at the June 30, 2013 annual meeting. 
To nominate an athlete for the 2013 Betty Lowe Memorial Scholarship click the links below. 

Nomination must be made by May 29, 2013.

Do not miss out on this opportunity

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My Child Wants to Play AAU Sports!
The My Child Wants To Play AAU Sports was developed to assist parents with finding a place for their child to play AAU Sports. AAU clubs do not report their tryout schedule to the GA AAU office.  The AAU office is not allowed to give out personal information in accordance with the current privacy laws on record.

Purpose of the program

This program gives the parents an opportunity to have a coach contact them regarding their child's participation with their team, squad, school, club, dojo and others.  The program is designed to keep the child's personal information confidential while using the parent as the contact person for communication purposes. This procedure ensures the integrity of the child's information.  Click the 'My Child Wants To Play AAU Sports' tab to the left to find out more.

Good Sportsmanship

Good Sportsmanship helps create an environment that fosters a good experience for the Athletes. 

Sportsmanship is a responsibility that should be shared by Athletes, Officials, Coaches and Spectators.