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Agrupación Deportiva de la Sierra

Agrupación Deportiva de la Sierra coordinates children’s Basic Series competitions for 19 municipalities in the Sierra de Guadarrama under the Madrid region’s Deporte Infantil program.

About Agrupación Deportiva de la Sierra

About Agrupación Deportiva de la Sierra

The Agrupación Deportiva de la Sierra (ADS) is an association made up of 19 municipalities of the Sierra de Guadarrama. Its main activity is the organization, control and monitoring of sports competitions of the children’s Basic Series, within the framework of the Deporte Infantil program of the Community of Madrid.

History and legal recognition

The association was created at the initiative of the Provincial Delegate for Physical Education and Sports of Madrid in early 1981, in order to resolve the lack of participation and coordination between municipalities and athletes of the area. The first technical meetings were held between El Escorial, Collado Villalba and San Lorenzo de El Escorial, and the founding charter was signed in February 1981 in El Escorial. In 1988 it obtained legal recognition by registering in the Register of Sports Associations of the Community of Madrid, under the terms of Law 2/86 on Physical Culture and Sportsss.

Participating municipalities

The association brings together 19 municipalities: Alpedrete, Becerril de la Sierra, Cercedilla, Collado Mediano, Collado Villalba, Colmenarejo, El Boalo-Cerceda-Mataelpino, El Escorial, Galapagar, Guadarrama, Hoyo de Manzanares, Los Molinos, Manzanares El Real, Moralzarzal, Navacerrada, San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Santa María de la Alameda, Torrelodones and Valdemorillo.

Sports and competitions

The ADS organises competitions in team and individual sports:

  • Team sports: basketball, football seven, football eleven, futsal and volleyball.
  • Individual sports: chess, athletics, badminton, cross-country running, rhythmic gymnastics, judo, karate, swimming and tennis.

The association publishes competition calendars, lists of players selected for the ADS representative teams and has a Competition Committee, as well as training materials and regulations.

Awards

  • Siete Estrellas Award of the Community of Madrid 1989, for being a model organization and promoting children’s sport.
  • Bronze Plaque for Sporting Merit 1997, awarded nationally by the Consejo Superior de Deportes (CSD).

Contact

The association receives enquiries by email at webadsierra@gmail.com and a form on its website. It maintains presence on Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube and Flickr.

The association’s channels provide current competition schedules, regulations and contact information.

In brief

Children’s sports competitions