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Need Financial Assistance to Participate in CHAA Athletics? The Gwinnett County Parks Foundation offers scholarships year-round!
You can find information and application here.
Please help support our organization by donating, so we can provide safe equipment, cleaner parks and provide scholarships to children that can not afford registration cost.
The Collins Hill Athletic Association is a Gwinnett County Youth Athletic Association, operating in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation department. Please take time to review our Code of Conduct and Association By Laws for more information on daily operations.
Athletic programs offered by the CHAA are primarily operated at Collins Hill Park and Rock Springs Park. Basketball is operated out of elementary and middle school gyms in the Collins Hill Cluster.
The CHAA was founded in 1991 in conjunction with the opening of Collins Hill Park. A historical listing of CHAA board members is provided via the link on the home menu at the top of the page. The CHAA athletic programs has participants in Baseball (Spring and Fall), Softball (Spring and Fall), Basketball (Fall and Winter), Football, Cheerleading, Wrestling, Soccer and Lacrosse.