named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Player Development Clinics
Skill-building sessions for aspiring travel players, focusing on fundamentals and preparation for tryouts.
Recreational Basketball
Non-competitive basketball program for grades 3–6, offering equal playing time and less time commitment than travel teams.
Travel Teams
Competitive basketball teams for boys and girls in grades 3–8, selected through tryouts, that participate in countywide leagues and playoffs.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Amateur Sports Competition Programming 2 activities
- Adult and recreational basketball programmingOrganizes adult pickup basketball games and supports former players through participation in a men’s league, providing ongoing playing opportunities for adults.
- League and tournament organizationPlays a major role in organizing the Tri-County Basketball League’s annual post-season playoff tournament and operates structured competitive seasons with regular games, playoffs, and additional scrimmages.
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Youth Sports Access and Equipment Support 1 activity
- Facilities improvement and community collaborationCollaborates with the Edgemont School District Facilities Department to maintain and improve local basketball facilities, including outdoor courts and gym floors, and funds facility upgrades using surplus program revenue.
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Youth Sports Conduct Enforcement 1 activity
- Participant conduct and program governanceImplements and enforces a mandatory Code of Conduct for all participants in its basketball programs to ensure sportsmanship and appropriate behavior.
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 1 activity
- Youth basketball instruction and travel team coachingProvides on-court basketball instruction and coaches youth travel teams in competitive leagues, including the Tri-County Basketball League and Westchester Jewish Basketball League, for boys and girls across multiple grade levels (4th through 8th). Teams receive approximately 3 hours of weekly practice and participate in regular-season games, playoffs, and tournaments.
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financials · form 990 · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$217K
Contributions & grants$12K6%
Program service revenue$204K94%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$236K
Program expenses98%
Admin / overhead2%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$40K
Largest expense lineProfessional Fees
balance sheet
Total assets$11K
Cash$11K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$11K
Liquid reserves0.5 mo
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue +20.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
board members · 3
- JONATHAN LEWIS — PRESIDENT
- NATHANIEL LEWIS — VICE PRESIDENT
- SAMUEL LEWIS — TREASURER/SECRETARY
relationships · 24
Who they work with
- Benjamin Carter Partner — Highly experienced coach running Frenji Sports out of TDY Community Center, who has worked with many Edgemont players
- CYO league Partner — Spring league in which the 4th-grade boys team participated and reached the finals
- Cambridge Lions Partner — Sam Lewis played for and served in a support role for the Cambridge Lions club team.
- E-Club Partner — Partnered to donate surplus funds for improvements to school district basketball facilities.
- Edgemont School District Partner — Collaborates on facility improvements and operates under district building use policies to access school facilities.
- Edgemont Schools Partner — Brian Davis is a teacher in the Edgemont schools and has coached with Edgemont Hoops.
- Edgemont Union Free School District Government — Clarified as not officially affiliated with the organization, though the program serves Edgemont residents.
- Edgemont Union Free School District Network — Defines eligibility for participation in the travel basketball program based on residency and school enrollment.
- Kevin Eastman Partner — Referenced as a former NBA head coach to illustrate coaching expertise or values, though no active partnership is stated.
- Leewood Men’s Basketball League Partner — Silvio DiSalvatore is CEO of the Leewood Men’s Basketball League and previously coached with Edgemont Hoops.
- Mike Buffalo Partner — Coach running Faith and Grind, providing 1-on-1 or small group training for Edgemont basketball players
- Mike Ferrante Partner — Provides 1-on-1 or small group training for young Edgemont players
- Mount Vernon Boys & Girls Club Partner — Nate Lewis spent numerous summers as a counselor at the Mount Vernon Boys & Girls Club.
- NY LOB AAU Program Partner — Silvio DiSalvatore is the founder and head of the NY LOB AAU program and previously coached with Edgemont Hoops.
- Rob Sauerhaft Partner — Edgemont resident and experienced coach running Unrivaled Hoops, specializing in 1-on-1 and small group training
- Scarsdale Schools Partner — David Scagnelli is a phys ed teacher in the Scarsdale schools and coaches with Edgemont Hoops.
- Seely Place Elementary School Partner — Greg Schneider is a teacher at Seely Place ES and has coached with Edgemont Hoops.
- Sil DiSalvatore Partner — Experienced HS, travel, and AAU coach who works with Edgemont players of all ages through NY LOB
- TDYCC Partner — Nate Lewis coached Edgemont players in the TDYCC league.
- Tri-County Basketball League Partner — Edgemont Hoops members coach teams and contribute to the league’s post-season playoff tournament.
- Tri-County Basketball League Partner — League in which multiple Edgemont travel teams compete
- Tuckahoe Varsity Girls Team Partner — Silvio DiSalvatore is the Head Coach of the Tuckahoe varsity girls team and previously coached with Edgemont Hoops.
- WJBL Partner — Nate Lewis coached Edgemont players in the WJBL league.
- Westchester Jewish Basketball League Partner — League in which the Edgemont Sharpshooters competed during the 2017-18 season
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Character Development Through Sportsmethodology: character-development-through-sportsBy integrating behavioral expectations into gameplay, we improve emotional well-being and sportsmanship because structured accountability to respectful conduct and self-control fosters personal growth alongside athletic development.
- Conflict-Free Coaching Modelmethodology: conflict-free coachingBy employing non-parent professional coaches, we ensure fair player development and objective decision-making because removing familial relationships reduces conflicts of interest and strengthens coaching authority.
- Sustained Team Structures for Long-Term Growthmethodology: long-term_team_continuityBy maintaining consistent team composition across multiple seasons, we deepen team cohesion and individual development because continuity fosters trust, shared identity, and progressive skill-building within a stable group dynamic.
- Team-First Competitive Developmentmethodology: team-first developmentBy using professional coaching and structured high-pressure gameplay against external teams, we develop advanced basketball skills and team cohesion because sustained competitive environments simulate real team dynamics and demand collective accountability.