This program will introduce youth athletes to the game of volleyball. The primary emphasis wil lbe placed on teaching the most basic individual volleyball skills and rules. Sportsmanship and team skills will also be emphasized to begin developing well-rounded players.

Basketball Season Plan: Grades 3–6 Belle Plaine Basketball Association, Community Education, and BPHS Varsity Basketball coaches are excited to return to a basketball structure that has worked well for our Belle Plaine families in the past. This plan supports both competitive and recreational play options through a partnership between Belle Plaine Basketball Association (BPBA) and Community Education. Return to a Proven Model All basketball players in grades 3–6, grouped by grade and gender, will participate in the Waconia League, which is operated through Community Education. This provides consistent league play for all students regardless of their skill level. For those who try out and make a BPBA team, additional tournament play will be included through the association. An additional fee will be added to cover these tournament costs. Registration & Commitment All players must submit a $50 down payment through the Community Education ARUX system at isd716.arux.app. This deposit confirms your child’s intent to participate in basketball—whether that’s with BPBA, Community Ed, or both. Players who participate only in Community Education and the Waconia League will pay an additional $25 fee later. Players who participate in BPBA will play in tournaments and pay an additional fee later. Evaluations & Team Placement The registration deadline is September 13, which is also the first day of tryouts. Tryouts (Evaluations) are required for 4th–6th graders who wish to be considered for a BPBA team. 4th graders will for sure get to play BPBA if they choose, there are not cuts at this level 3rd do not participate in tryouts but must still register by the September 13 deadline Families may choose to opt out of tryouts and indicate a preference for Community Education-only basketball. Keep in mind that team placement is not parent- or player-selected. Players who try out will be evaluated and placed accordingly: If selected, they will join a BPBA team and still play in the Waconia League through Comm Ed. If not selected, they will participate only in the Community Education league, but these teams will include both Comm Ed and BPBA players intermixed equally. Please email me if you have any questions @ dkoller@belleplaine.k12.mn.us Sign up ASAP to ensure your child will be able to play this season, we will not be allowing late registrations.

This camp is designed to help prevent arm injuries, increase durability, flexibility, velocity and overall arm strength. **If you are in a winter sport, feel free to sign up and come whenever you can!

An exciting way to introduce children to the game of football. Learn the basics of offensive and defensive play, team spirit and will have fun in the process.Grades reflect the upcoming 2025-2026 school year.

KKC School of Tae Kwon Do: Students will learn basic techniques, as well as discipline, respect, self control and self defense. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle. Great for the whole family! When registering for class, the advanced class is belts awarded by KKC TKD. If you have rank from another school, please sign up for the beginner class for assessment. INSTRUCTOR: Tessa Kroells-Hagen

The Belle Plaine Cross Country team will be holding a fall running program. The kids will have fun playing games, practicing running technique, building endurance and bonding with the cross country team. Runners will meet one day a week. *T-shirt included* Race Days Mondays, September 22 - Prior Lake (no coaches present) Wednesday, September 24 -Jordan Wednesday, October 1 - Belle Plaine Tuesday, October 7 - Jordan

This program is for all boys and girls starting to form the basic foundations of wrestling at an easy to learn pace with transitions to experienced level wrestling. This program offers basic tumbling, level changes, good positioning, body control, and a strong emphasis on athletic development in a fun and safe environment. Practice days & time schedules will be discussed at the parent meeting on Tuesday October 21st @ 5:45pm in the Jordan High School Auditorium. Wrestlers Must be 4 years old by November 1st. Depending on the number of Girls that sign up we would look to separate to a girls only practices. If you have questions please email swpanthercubs@gmail.com

Former Scott West wrestler Matt Randolph, along with several of his Augsburg wrestling teammates, are excited to offer a special pre-season clinic for our Scott West wrestling team, specifically targeting male and female wrestlers in grades 2 through 8. This clinic aims to ignite enthusiasm and prepare our young wrestlers for the upcoming season by providing them with valuable skills and insights from experienced collegiate athletes. Join us for an engaging and inspiring session that is sure to set the tone for a successful wrestling season!

This recreational soccer program will work and build on the basic fundamentals of soccer. Come work on your skills and drills to keep our players fresh in the winter months!

Our Tiger Cubs will have the opportunity to learn the basic skills of gymnastics while interacting with their peers. A beginning course for children to improve flexibility, balance and body control. Your child will learn low beam and tumbling skills while getting fit and having fun!