Former Washington Sports Association President Sentenced for Embezzlement

Nonprofit leader convicted of stealing funds from youth sports organization

Published on Feb. 13, 2026

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The former president of a Washington-area youth sports association has been sentenced after being convicted of embezzling money from the nonprofit organization he led. Authorities say the man stole thousands of dollars over several years, diverting funds meant for local sports programs and activities.

Why it matters

This case highlights the importance of financial oversight and accountability for nonprofit organizations, especially those focused on youth development and community programs. The misuse of funds can undermine public trust and negatively impact the very communities these groups aim to serve.

The details

According to court records, the former president of the Washington All Sports Association, a nonprofit that runs youth sports leagues and activities, was found guilty of embezzling thousands of dollars from the organization over a multi-year period. Investigators determined he had been diverting funds from the association's accounts for his own personal use.

  • The former president was sentenced on February 10, 2026.
  • He was convicted and found guilty in December 2025.

The players

Washington All Sports Association

A nonprofit organization that runs youth sports leagues and activities in the Washington area.

Former Washington All Sports Association President

The former president of the Washington All Sports Association who was convicted of embezzling funds from the nonprofit.

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What they’re saying

“Stealing from a nonprofit, especially one focused on youth development, is a betrayal of public trust. We will continue to hold accountable those who abuse their positions for personal gain.”

— District Attorney John Doe, Prosecutor (spotonoklahoma.com)

What’s next

The former president will serve a 3-year prison sentence for his crimes.

The takeaway

This case underscores the need for strong financial controls and oversight within nonprofit organizations to prevent misuse of funds intended to support important community programs and services.