NCBBA VP Jay Dimig, Team Members/ Junior Coaches Emma Hill ,Maya Stuart and Cate Parker
Continuing a wave of recent donations to Hatteras Island organizations, the North Carolina Beach Buggy Association (NCBBA) recently made a $1,500 donation to the Hatteras Island Futbol Club, which teaches soccer to local children, and has more than 100 young players participating in the program
Hatteras Island Futbol Club has been in existence in some way, shape, or form since the 1990s on Hatteras Island, and in 2024, the club launched its first-ever recreational futsal league. In total, the new league had 111 players and four teams, with kids ages 7-18, during the 2024/2025 season.
More information and updates from the Hatteras Island Futbol Club can be found on their social media accounts on Instagram and Facebook.
About NCBBA
The NCBBA is a non-profit organization established in 1964 that is dedicated to the preservation of, and vehicular access to, the natural beach resources of the Outer Banks through conservation, a code of ethics for beach behavior, and by supporting local, state, federal officials, and other organizations dedicated to these same goals.
In addition to donations, NCBBA also holds multiple Adopt-A-Highway and Operation Beach Respect events throughout the year, which are initiatives that aim to clean the Hatteras Island beaches, as well as a stretch of N.C. Highway near the Marc Basnight Bridge.
For more information on the NCBBA, including early details on the 2025 Red Drum Tournament in October, visit the organization’s website at https://www.ncbba.org/, or their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/ncbba.
