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.

Challenge yourself! Play chess! Exercise your brain! This is an excellent opportunity to develop better chess skills this fall. Impress your opponents and increase your IQ while having fun playing chess. Compete for different prizes and end of the year trophies. All chess levels are welcome. Presented by Twin Cities Chess Club.

A tournament is a fun way for students of all ages to learn and improve their chess level and a great way to test their skills. Chess tournaments are not only competitions, but social events as well. Participants will meet peers with a similar love for the game. We will be using the Swiss Tournament System. Concessions will be available for purchase. Spectators are allowed to stay and watch. Presented by Twin Cities Chess

Join a professional Game Master as you build a D&D character, and then set out on a journey! Characters will progress, level-up, and gain powerful abilities. Stories will evolve and challenge you. Get lost in a world where choices are infinite, but consequences are mandatory. Presented by WYLDWOLF GAMES.