1951

Huntingdon Valley parents form a local youth baseball team and enter the team in the Sandlot Sports Association.

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1953

Huntingdon Valley Athletic Association was chartered in Lower Moreland Township.

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1954

The Lower Moreland Mens Club organizes a youth baseball program.

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1956

Mr. Robert Derby and several residents establish the Huntingdon Valley Athletic Association and transfers the baseball program from the Mens Club.

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1959

Baseball registration increases to 90 boys.  Teams play in the Sandlot Sports Association.

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1964

As new residents begin to populate Lower Moreland, registration increases to 200.  Community leagues are established.

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1965

The Huntingdon Valley Athletic Association transitions to the Huntingdon Valley Activities Association.  A constitution and by-laws  are written and a Board of Directors is elected.

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1966

Due to philosophical differences, several HVAA board members and coaches leave HVAA and form Pine AA, a competitive youth baseball organization in HV.

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1967

Pine AA is dissolved and baseball participation exceeds 300.

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1969

Soccer and basketball activities are added, however, soccer is dropped due to lack of coaches.

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1971

HVAA withdraws from Sandlot sports and enters all baseball travel teams in the Montco leagues.

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1972

American Legion baseball franchise is granted.  Softball is introduced.

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1975

Wrestling was introduced but dropped due to lack of interest.

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1977

Baseball and softball registers 700 youths.  Tennis tournament becomes part of a growing HVAA program.

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1978

Mr. Calvin Walsh introduces and develops our HVAA soccer program.

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1979

T-Ball is introduced for 7-8 year olds.

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1980

The Legion Baseball Team advances to semi-finals in Region 3 Pennsylvania Tournament after winning the Lower Montgomery County Championship.

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1984

The HVAA administers a diversified program for soccer, basketball, and baseball with the total registration of 1200 for all activities.

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2000

Dr. Joseph Breitman started Taekwondo at HVAA.

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2002

Mr. Robert Lakata introduced the Huntingdon Valley Chess Club under the HVAA umbrella.  Participants compete in the US Chess Federation Tournaments.

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2020

COVID 19 Pandemic cancelled softball, baseball, and in-house basketball seasons. Soocer was able to occur. Taekwondo continued virtually.

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2021

HVAA introduces a new successful program, Adult Summer Softball.