The men’s and women’s basketball teams visited four local schools and
the community. The elementary students can find that learning is fun
kept close contact with the students throughout the year as part of
as teachers incorporate Siena Athletics into class lesson plans (i.e. using
Siena’s Adopt-a-School program.
statistics for math assignments, or writing to the players for English).
Siena’s current Adopted Schools are:
Other recent Saints in the Community
Mont Pleasant Middle School
activities include, but are not limited to:
Kipp: Tech Valley Charter School
Northeast Regional Foodbank
St. Gregory’s School for Boys
National Student-Athlete Day
Delaware Community School
National Girls and Women in Sports Day
Acadia Middle School (Shenendehowa)
Pennies for Pets
Siena’s Lil’ Saints Program
Albany’s 15-Love Foundation
MAAC Gives Back Program
Lil’ Saints is a fun and exciting club for fans 14 or younger
NCAA YES Clinics
who wish to support Siena Athletics throughout the season.
Special Olympics
Membership includes:
New Day Art
A welcome letter from a student-athlete on their favorite sports team
Photo membership ID card w/lanyard
Club t-shirt
Monthly issue of Lil’ Saints Newsletter
Birthday card from the Saints
Radio Disney Fun Zone at select
basketball games
Free admission to eight (8) basketball games:
four (4) men’s and four (4) women’s games
Free admission to ALL volleyball, soccer, soft-
ball, baseball, lacrosse, water polo, swimming
and diving, tennis and field hockey games
Special Celebration Day in honor of the National
Student Athlete Day at the ARC with all 18 varsity
sports teams
Fall and Spring Party with
Siena student-athletes
Chances to win prizes
and much more!
Men’s basketball
player, Kenny Hasbrouck ’09,
visited Yates Elementary School in Schenectady
and presented each student with an award for raising money
toward the Animal Protective Foundation’s “Pennies for Pets” initiative.
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