Wayzata Community Education

The Wayzata High School Track and Field Coaches are offering track meet events for boys and girls in grades K-6. Students will be divided by age group, with the youngest age groups starting first. Ribbons will be awarded to the first six placers in each race. Participants need to bring running shoes and a water bottle. All participants registered by JUNE 1st will receive a track t-shirt on the first day of the meet. Events will be coordinated by WHS Track and Field Coaches and volunteer high school track students. Parents are expected to stay for the entire event to supervise their children. For information on weather cancellations visit www.wayzatatrack.org. We are unable to offer a rain date this year. Refunds cannot be given for cancelled classes due to weather. Parents will be asked to acknowledge the concussion management agreement during the online registration process. A PDF of the concussion management information can be found here:  https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MBjaHMWX6mS9Din7EtgU3jwoEKGHiVmb

During Running Club students will experience a variety of age appropriate track and field events. Each day will consist of a low key plyometric warm up, followed by a 15-30 minute track and field workout. Each session will end with a large group game between 10-30 minutes that is fitness/sport based. This will be a great time for your student to get exercise, have fun and improve on their track and field skills.

Information Meeting:  March 22, 3:30-4:30 PM, Wayzata High School room B204. Interested in the most fast-paced sport in the world? Join the new Wayzata Badminton Team!  Sponsored by Wayzata Community Education, the co-ed competitive badminton team provides opportunities for students to engage in badminton through learning, playing and competing. Students will gain the skills necessary to play at a competitive level through skills training, free play and inter-school tournaments. Participation in competitions is expected of all members, but not required. Competitions are separate, and participants will register on their own.  Coaches will provide information about available competitions once the season begins. Transportation is not provided.

Is your child interested in the great sport of rowing? This camp is a way for middle school and high school students to be introduced to the sport of rowing and learn the basics! Participants must be 11 years of age or older. Lessons include time in a team boat as well as a single boat. Sessions are held at Long Lake Rowing Crew’s outdoor training location: Lakeside at Birch’s Restaurant, 1310 Wayzata Blvd., Long Lake. Check in will be on the east side of Birch's, by the upper fire pit area. While the intent is to stay afloat, all participants must be able to swim. Dress to get wet, wear tennis shoes and socks and bring a towel and a water bottle. There is a rain date scheduled for each session: Mon June 18 for the June session and Mon July 16 for the July session. Class will only be held on the rain date if a class during the original session is cancelled due to weather. See www.longlakerowing.org for more information. Registration closes May 24 for the June class and June 23 for the July class.  A waiver form will be sent to you, which needs to be returned one week before class starts.