St. Francis High School Football will partner with "612 QB" to bring position specific instruction for QB's and WR's. This camp is for players who want to improve their QB skills and WR technique.Offensive and Defensive Linemen will receive position specific instruction from the Varsity Coaching Staff as well as other former college football players.

Winter baseball camp is designed to cover skills including pitching, catching, throwing, hitting, and defensive fundamentals. Players should bring a glove, tennis shoes, and youth bat (if available). The High School Baseball Team and coaches will be the instructors.

This course depends on Volunteer Coaches to run. Please fill out the Online Coaches Application If you volunteer to coach a team your child will be on your team. Coaches pitch A fun, non-competitive league to teach young children the basic skills of baseball. Coaching will be done by parent volunteers. No umpires or scores kept; coaches will be teaching throughout the game. All teams will be co-ed and will play on Tuesday's and Thursday's. Players should bring a glove to each practice and wear tennis shoes or rubber cleats. NO TEAM REQUESTS. Registration deadline April 20th

Registration is now open for our High School (entering 9th - 12th grade for Fall 2026) 2026 Season! Season starts May and ends in early September. There are 3 steps you must follow to complete the registration process. Please find each step listed below with detailed instructions. Each Angler must have a partner within the age limit listed above. Each team of 2 must have a boat captain. Boat captains will not be provided, you must have a boat captain and boat to sign up. Anyone ages 18 and older, has a boat, and can drive big motor with knowledge of watercraft safety laws and rules in Minnesota can be a boat captain. Boat Captains must complete a background check through community education. Background Link Teams and/or boat captain must provide their own boat. All boats must: -have an operating livewell with aeration system to keep all bass alive throughout the day (checked at morning take-off) -have an operating kill switch connected to the boat captain when the big motor is in operation (checked at morning take-off) -have minimum 16 foot length and power cannot exceed Coast Guard maximum limitations. Horsepower (250 hp) limitations do apply at National events. -carry a $300,000 minimum liability insurance policy with a copy readily available upon random checks at morning check-in. Do this step before you finish the Community Education Registration process. STEP 1: SIGN UP WITH BASS & PAY $12 ANNUAL FEE Must write down and hang on to your BASS Membership # This is basically signing up for the Bassmaster magazine, but also covers membership for participation in BASS events. Some of you will be RENEWING the BASS membership - if you signed up last year some of your memberships may have already auto-renewed, so be sure to ask. Either way, call to sign up, renew, or confirm that your membership auto-renewed - and be sure to confirm and write down your angler’s BASS Membership Number. Keep your BASS Membership # readily available, as you will need it for Step 2. Call BASS Customer Service: 1-877-227-7872 Request to sign up your child for the Junior/High School $12 membership Write down the BASS member # generated in this step Coaches: Josh Herbst (Head Coach) Nathan Burr (Assistant Coach) Any questions contact them at: fightingsaintsfishing@gmail.com

Registration is now open for our Junior (entering 2nd - 8th grade for Fall 2026) 2026 Season! Season starts May and ends in early September. There are 3 steps you must follow to complete the registration process. Please find each step listed below with detailed instructions. Each Angler must have a partner within the age limit listed above. Each team of 2 must have a boat captain. Boat captains will not be provided; you must have a boat captain and boat to sign up. Anyone ages 18 and older, has a boat, and can drive big motor with knowledge of watercraft safety laws and rules in Minnesota can be a boat captain. Boat Captains must complete a background check through community education. Background Link Teams and/or boat captain must provide their own boat. All boats must: -have an operating livewell with aeration system to keep all bass alive throughout the day (checked at morning take-off) -have an operating kill switch connected to the boat captain when the big motor is in operation (checked at morning take-off) -have minimum 16 foot length and power cannot exceed Coast Guard maximum limitations. Horsepower (250 hp) limitations do apply at National events. -carry a $300,000 minimum liability insurance policy with a copy readily available upon random checks at morning check-in. Do this step before you finish the Community Education Registration process. STEP 1: SIGN UP WITH BASS & PAY $12 ANNUAL FEE Must write down and hang on to your BASS Membership # This is basically signing up for the Bassmaster magazine, but also covers membership for participation in BASS events. Some of you will be RENEWING the BASS membership - if you signed up last year some of your memberships may have already auto-renewed, so be sure to ask. Either way, call to sign up, renew, or confirm that your membership auto-renewed - and be sure to confirm and write down your angler’s BASS Membership Number. Keep your BASS Membership # readily available, as you will need it for Step 2. Call BASS Customer Service: 1-877-227-7872 Request to sign up your child for the Junior/High School $12 membership Write down the BASS member # generated in this step Coaches: Josh Herbst (Head Coach) Nathan Burr (Assistant Coach) Any questions contact them at: fightingsaintsfishing@gmail.com

Athletes will continue developing gymnastics fundamentals while progressing to more advanced beginner skills. Instruction includes stronger emphasis on technique, body control, and skill connections on floor, beam, bars, and vault. Students will work on cartwheel variations, bridges, kick-overs, pullovers, and introductory routines. This class supports both returning participants and new athletes. Please enter in the back of the High School at Door 25. Required: Leotard and hair pulled up in a ponytail.

This class is designed for upper elementary athletes looking to build strength, flexibility, and skill proficiency. Participants will refine foundational skills while working toward more complex movements such as back walkovers, handstand progressions, round-offs, and advanced bar and beam elements. Coaches provide progressions tailored to individual ability levels, making this a great fit for both experienced gymnasts and motivated beginners. Please enter in the back of the High School at Door 25. Required: Leotard and hair pulled up in a ponytail.

This beginner-level class introduces early elementary athletes to the foundational skills of gymnastics. Participants will learn basic rolls, handstands, cartwheels, balance beam skills, and bar work in a structured yet encouraging setting. Coaches focus on strength, flexibility, coordination, and safe skill progressions while keeping classes engaging and fun. This is a great entry point for students new to gymnastics or those building confidence in their abilities. Please enter in the back of the High School at Door 25. Required: Leotard and hair pulled up in a ponytail.

Girls and Boys ages 3 to 4 Preschool gymnastics is a semi-structured class that focuses on developing basic motor skills, coordination, and confidence through playful activities and gentle guidance. Engaging activities that blend gymnastics fundamentals such as balance, flexibility, and strength with creative play. There will be one coach for every ten kids. Required: Girls, Leotard and hair pulled up in a ponytail. Boys, athletic clothing that is not baggy or loose.

Coach Approval Required: To ensure proper placement and athlete safety, participants must receive coach approval code before registering for this class. Our Advanced Gymnastics class is built for experienced gymnasts who are ready to continue progressing in a structured, fast-paced training environment. This program emphasizes skill refinement, strength development, flexibility, and advanced technique across all events—vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise. Please enter in the back of the High School at Door 25. Required: Leotard and hair pulled up in a ponytail.

This camp is for HS football players. It will focus on position-specific techniques and scheme implementation. "612 Lineman Camp" on June 30th and July 1st is included.

2026 JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE - AGES 6-16 Lead Instructors – Joey Manthis - Josh Fischer – Head Golf Professionals You have 2 options to choose from. 10 WEEKS OF PLAY AND INSTRUCTION 5 WEEKS OF PLAY AND INSTRUCTON (DROP IN ANY 5 DATES!) League will be held Tuesday mornings. We will meet at the driving range. 7am – 10am for ages 11-16. 8am – 11am for ages 6-10. Golfers will receive 1-hour of range and short game instruction followed by 9-holes of Golf. Our Junior League is for kids ages 6 – 16. The mission of The Ponds Junior Golf League is to instill a sense of sportsmanship, an appreciation of fair and honest competition, a foundation of sound golf fundamentals, and respect for tournament officials, club members, spectators, and fellow golfers. We offer one of the most popular youth player development programs. We emphasize simple, easy to understand instruction of effective swing fundamentals that will last a lifetime. Lesson topics will include: Full swing – Short game – Putting – Rules of the Game Guidelines Players should provide their own GOLF CLUBS. Golfers must wear golf shoes or tennis shoes. Appropriate golf attire is encouraged. No denim allowed. Accept for rare situations, we DO NOT cancel or reschedule league due to weather. This means it is not necessary to call if you think league might be canceled. We understand if you choose not to bring your child, but we DO NOT issue rain checks or refunds. League will start ON TIME, but Juniors can come early if they would like to warm up on the putting green. Adults should be present and responsible for safety during optional pre- and post-league practice. Should you arrive late, you should find the league already in progress and join the group. Please do your best to be on time to limit disruptions. We look forward to making this Junior League a successful and memorable one for both kids and parents. Call the Ponds 763.753.1100 for more information.

Northwest Gymnastics Club Competitive Team Coach Invitation Only - stacy.mae11@gmail.com Our Competitive Team Gymnastics Program is designed for dedicated athletes ready to take their passion for gymnastics to the highest level. This program focuses on advanced training, rigorous conditioning, and preparing gymnasts for competitive success. This program is a yearlong commitment with practices 3 days a week and additional time requirements during Meet Season. Monday 5:15 PM-8:45 PM Wednesday 5:15 PM- 8:45 PM Thursday/Friday 5:15 PM-8:45 PM

2026 Spring Skeet Club will be open to all 7-12 grade students. Registration is first come first serve. DO NOT WAIT! Your registration includes: Ammunition, clay targets, and the USA Clay Target League fees. Registration Deadline is March 18th Late registrations will not be accepted. All participates are required to attend the preseason meeting on March 26th Location: High School - Saints Room Time: 6:00 PM All first time members are required to attend new shooter training on March 29th Location: Minnetonka Gun Club. Time: 5:30 PM Contact Coach Lorenzen with any questions @ john.lorenzen@isd15.org The trap season starts March 30th and all team events will conclude after the State shoot. The State Trap shoot is June 15-23 Once you are registered with us you will also need to complete the league registration. Follow the steps below to complete. All shooters must register with Clay Target Scoring. Some returning shooters may have already received an email to complete the needed steps. New shooters must complete the registration process. Once registered with the league, I can move the shooter to the invited list. Here is the Training Video on how to register, or you can follow the steps below. Step 1. Go to Clay Target Scoring website Step 2. Click on Athlete Management System (AMS) Step 3. New users enter Team ID: sts029 If you have an existing account, just log in. Step 4. Follow the directions within the Clay Target Scoring website. Once you have completed your profile. I will then need to invite you to the team, and you will need to complete one more step to be put on the active roster. Video - Athlete Season Registration Walk through Please complete this process ASAP. If this process is not completed, athletes will not be eligible to compete in the league and will be removed from the team. Students who have not taken the Hunter Safety Course. Alternative to gun safety. STUDENT-ATHLETE FIREARM EDUCATION (SAFE) CERTIFICATION.

2026 Spring Trap Club will be open to all 7-12 grade students. Registration is first come first serve. DO NOT WAIT! Your registration includes: Ammunition, clay targets, and the USA Clay Target League fees. Registration Deadline is March 18th Late registrations will not be accepted. All participates are required to attend the preseason meeting on March 26th Location: High School - Saints Room Time: 6:00 PM All first time members are required to attend new shooter training on March 29th Location: Minnetonka Gun Club. Time: 5:30 PM Contact Coach Lorenzen with any questions @ john.lorenzen@isd15.org The trap season starts March 30th and all team events will conclude after the State shoot. The State Trap shoot is June 15-23 Once you are registered with us you will also need to complete the league registration. Follow the steps below to complete. All shooters must register with Clay Target Scoring. Some returning shooters may have already received an email to complete the needed steps. New shooters must complete the registration process. Once registered with the league, I can move the shooter to the invited list. Here is the Training Video on how to register, or you can follow the steps below. Step 1. Go to Clay Target Scoring website Step 2. Click on Athlete Management System (AMS) Step 3. New users enter Team ID: sts029 If you have an existing account, just log in. Step 4. Follow the directions within the Clay Target Scoring website. Once you have completed your profile. I will then need to invite you to the team, and you will need to complete one more step to be put on the active roster. Video - Athlete Season Registration Walk through Please complete this process ASAP. If this process is not completed, athletes will not be eligible to compete in the league and will be removed from the team. Students who have not taken the Hunter Safety Course. Alternative to gun safety. STUDENT-ATHLETE FIREARM EDUCATION (SAFE) CERTIFICATION.