Type of Physical Activities

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Type of Physical Activities

Athletics help students stay active, build confidence and develop important life skills like teamwork, leadership and perseverance. Whether they’re learning a new sport or competing with classmates and neighboring schools, students have opportunities to grow, make lasting friendships and have fun in a supportive environment.

Sports for Every Interest

Archery

Students in grades 4–12 build focus, patience and precision while practicing during the winter months. Archers also have the opportunity to compete at the Lakota Nations Invitational and the Dakota Oyate Challenge.

Basketball – Girls

Girls in grades 4–8 develop teamwork, sportsmanship and basketball fundamentals through practices and home and away games during the early winter season.

Basketball – Boys

Boys in grades 4–8 strengthen their skills, confidence and teamwork while competing in practices and home and away games during the late winter season.

Chamberlain High School Sports

Students in our high school program can participate in a variety of athletic programs offered through Chamberlain High School, giving them the opportunity to continue competing while representing their school community.

Cheer

Girls in grades 4–8 encourage school spirit while building confidence, teamwork and leadership as they cheer during the boys basketball season.

Cross Country

Boys and girls in grades 6–8 develop endurance, determination and goal-setting while practicing throughout the fall and competing in regional meets.

Dance & Drum Group

Students celebrate Lakota culture through traditional dance and drumming while preparing for the annual powwow and participating in monthly gatherings at the Recreation Center.

Flag Football

Students in grades 1–3 are introduced to football fundamentals in a fun, encouraging environment through a six-week Chamberlain community league each fall.

Tackle Football

Boys in grades 7–8 build teamwork, discipline and athletic skills while practicing during the fall and competing in home and away games.

Youth Football

Boys in grades 4–6 continue developing football skills through fall practices and weekend jamborees that emphasize teamwork and sportsmanship.

Gymnastics

Girls in grades 1–6 improve strength, flexibility and coordination while building confidence through practices and an end-of-season performance.

Gymnastics Camp

Each spring, girls in grades 3–6 have the opportunity to further develop their gymnastics skills by attending a three-week camp at Chamberlain High School.

Sacred Hoops – Boys

Boys in grades 3–8 strengthen basketball fundamentals and teamwork through this six-week winter program focused on skill development and positive competition.

Sacred Hoops – Girls

Girls in grades 3–8 build confidence, teamwork and basketball skills during this four-week winter program.

Softball

Each spring, students have the opportunity to develop softball fundamentals, work together as teammates and enjoy friendly competition through campus leagues.

T-Ball

Students in grades 1–3 are introduced to baseball and softball fundamentals in a fun, supportive setting that encourages teamwork and active play.

Track

Boys and girls in grades 6–8 develop speed, endurance and determination while practicing throughout the spring and competing in meets at local schools.

Traditional Lakota Archery

Students explore the cultural significance of archery through traditional Lakota teachings. Developed in partnership with Lakota elder Joseph Marshall III, this program combines hands-on practice with lessons about the history and traditions of the Plains tribes.