Green & WhiteYouth Association · Pen Argyl, PA
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Moments from the field

Medal ceremonies, Senior Night, game days and everything in between. These are our kids, our coaches and our families.

Photography at youth events is a gift to families, and we share it with care. We do not publish children’s full names alongside photos on this website, and any family who would like a picture removed can contact us and it will be taken down promptly.

Football players, cheerleaders and coaches gathered for the season team photo
The 2026 competition cheer schedule
Senior Night: number 6 with his family
A coach awards medals at the end of the kid pitch season
Senior Night: number 88 with his parents
A kid pitch batter follows through on a swing
Senior Night: number 54 with his family
Players line up to hear from their coach
Senior Night: number 63 with his parents
Game action on the infield
A parent at the plate during the Parents vs. Kids game
Players and coaches with their medals

The stories behind the pictures

Look closely at these photos and you can see what a season feels like. The team photo at the start of the fall, with football players and cheerleaders crowded together and coaches standing at the back, is taken in late summer heat when nobody quite knows yet what the season will bring. By the end, those same kids have learned plays, routines and each other’s names.

Senior Night is one of the most emotional evenings of the year. Our oldest players walk out with the people who drove them to every practice, washed every uniform and stood in the cold for every game. Mothers carry a single flower, fathers put an arm around a shoulder, and for a few minutes the whole crowd stops to recognize what these families have given.

The spring photos tell a different story. Kid pitch is where many of our youngest athletes first learned to stand in against a pitch thrown by another child. The medal ceremony at the end is short and simple, but you can see what it means on their faces. And the Parents vs. Kids game is exactly as much fun as it looks, with grown-ups swinging for the fence while their children heckle from the dugout.

Share your photos

Many of the best moments are captured by parents in the stands. If you have photos from a game, competition or event and would like them considered for our page, send them to us through the contact page or by email. Please only share photos you took yourself, and let us know if any child in the picture should not be shown publicly.

Follow along

New albums are posted throughout the season on our Facebook page, along with updates on schedules, weather and sign-ups. It is the quickest way to see what is happening at the field this week.

Help another child suit up this season

Registration fees, helmets, cheer uniforms, field lights and insurance all cost money. Your gift keeps fees low and makes sure no child in our community sits out because of cost.