In this competitive basketball league, players will learn the skills and strategies of basketball with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Based on registration numbers, A and B level teams will be formed based on each player’s skill level. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Games will be on Thursdays: March 4, 11 and 18 and Wednesday, March 24 starting 4:00pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

In this competitive basketball league, players will learn the skills and strategies of basketball with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Based on registration numbers, A and B level teams will be formed based on each player’s skill level. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Games will be on Mondays and Wednesdays: December 14, 16, 21 and January 6, 11 and 13 starting 4:00pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

In this competitive soccer league, athletes will learn the skills and strategies of soccer with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Games will be played on a regulation soccer field using a 9v9 team format. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Games will be on Wednesdays: September 23, 30 and October 7, 14 starting at 4:00pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

Players will learn the skills and strategies of tennis with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety, while also having the opportunity to compete against an opponent of similar skill level. Teams practice after school and compete in matches against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Students should provide their own tennis racket. Northdale Only: Players will practice at Roosevelt Middle School. Parents/guardians will need to transport their students to Roosevelt Middle School after school for practice. They will still register for the NMS course section. All Schools: Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, parents/guardians will need to transport their students to ALL competitions. Games on Thursdays: May 6, 13, 20 and 27 starting 4:15 pm.

Participants are taught proper track and field training techniques with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools. Mark your calendars for the District Track Meet happening Tuesday, May xx at Andover High School starting at 4 pm!

In this competitive volleyball league, players will learn the skills and strategies of volleyball with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Based on registration numbers, A and B level teams will be formed based on each player’s skill level. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Matches will be on Tuesday: May 4 and Thursdays: April 15, 22, 29 and May 6 starting 4:00pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

In this competitive cross country league, athletes will learn the skills and strategies of running with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Athletes will compete against other athletes within the same grade level. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, parents/guardians will need to transport their students to ALL meets. Meets will be on Thursdays: September 17, 24 and October 1, 8 starting at 4:30pm.

In this competitive dance team league, dancers will learn the skills of dance with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Based on registration numbers, A and B level teams will be formed based on each dancer’s skill level. Dancers practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Competitions will be on Wednesdays: March 4, 11 and 18 starting at 4:15pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools. District Dance Competition will be on Wednesday, March 25 at Anoka High School at 7:00pm. Parents/Guardians are responsible for transporting students to the district dance competition.

In this flag football league, players will learn the skills and strategies of flag football with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Games will be on Tuesdays: September 22, 29 and October 6 and Thursday, October 8. Games start at 4:15pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

In this competitive basketball league, players will learn the skills and strategies of basketball with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Based on registration numbers, A and B level teams will be formed based on each player’s skill level. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Games will be on Thursdays: March 4, 11 and 18 and Wednesday, March 24 starting 4:00pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

In this competitive three on three basketball league, players will learn the skills and strategies of basketball with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Based on registration numbers, 4-5 player teams will be formed based on each player’s skill level, developing multiple, competitively even-level teams to compete on a half court setting. Rosters may be fluid so that coaches can adjust them weekly. However, a player may only play for one team per game day. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Games will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays: January 26, 28, February 2, 4, 9 and 11, starting 4:00pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

We will combine skills instruction along with organized competition. Learn offensive and defensive strategy, along with passing, catching and footwork. With fewer players on the field, there’s more fun and a faster speed of play. Join the movement and be part of a Girls NFL Flag team! Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Games will be on Thursdays: May 6, 13, 20 and 27 starting 4:15pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

In this competitive soccer league, athletes will learn the skills and strategies of soccer with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Games will be played on a regulation soccer field using a 9v9 team format. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Games will be on Wednesdays: September 23, 30 and October 7, 14 starting at 4:00pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

Players will learn the skills and strategies of tennis with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety, while also having the opportunity to compete against an opponent of similar skill level. Teams practice after school and compete in matches against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Students should provide their own tennis racket. Northdale Only: Players will practice at Roosevelt Middle School. Parents/guardians will need to transport their students to Roosevelt Middle School after school for practice. They will still register for the NMS course section. All Schools: Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, parents/guardians will need to transport their students to ALL competitions. Games will be on Tuesdays: September 22, 29, and October 6 and Thursday October 8 starting at 4:15pm.

Participants are taught proper track and field training techniques with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools. Mark your calendars for the District Track Meet happening Thursday, May xx at Andover High School starting at 4:00pm!

This is a modified league that introduces girls to the game of volleyball. Players will learn the basics of volleyball with an emphasis on skill development. A and B teams will be formed based on each player’s skill level. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Matches will be on Mondays: November 2, 9, 16 and Wednesdays, November 11 and 18 starting at 4:00pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

In this competitive volleyball league, players will learn the skills and strategies of volleyball with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. A and B teams will be formed based on each player’s skill level. Teams practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Matches will be on Mondays: September 21, 28 and October 5, 7 and 12 starting at 4:00pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools.

Performance cheer is an athletic event that involves cheering, stunting, tumbling and dancing. The performance cheer squad will participate in an Anoka-Hennepin Schools middle school show at the completion of the season. Student athletes will need black shorts, mostly white tennis shoes and to come to each practice with athletic attire. The district cheer show is Thursday, February 21 at Coon Rapids Middle School at 6:30pm. Parents/Guardians are responsible for transporting students to the district cheer show.

In this ping pong league, players will learn the skills and strategies of ping pong with an emphasis on participation, teamwork and safety. Players practice after school and compete against other Anoka-Hennepin middle schools. Due to enrollment numbers and transportation scheduling, there may be times when parents/guardians will be asked to transport their students. Competitions on Tuesdays: January 26 and February 2 and Thursdays: January 28 and February 4 starting at 4:00pm. NOTE: Parents/guardians will need to pick-up their student after competitions. There will be no return buses to home schools. Ping Pong Tournament Thursday, February 11 at Roosevelt Middle School starting at 6:00pm. Parents/Guardians are responsible for transporting students to the ping pong tournament.