Washington soccer kicks off with a blast

MILLBROOK — With more than 200 participants, the Town of Washington Recreation Department is hailing this year’s registration for its Fall Youth Soccer Program its largest ever, with children from kindergarten to sixth grade enrolled. Games are played at the Town Park, and draw large numbers of parents and friends as spectators.

Recreation Director Chelsea Edson said she is grateful for all of the support they get, as many of the coaches and referees have played and completed the program from their days in kindergarten.

“One of the best aspects of this program is that everything comes full circle, all of our volunteers work together to provide a really great environment for the kids,” said Edson.

She noted that the fifth and sixth division referee, Frank Erdt, is a parent and former coach for the league. 

“We’re really fortunate for all of the dedication he has given to this program,” Edson said.

To learn more about Washington’s recreation program and its offerings, call 845-677-8278 or go to www.towrecreation.com.

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