This camp is designed for skaters who are comfortable on the ice and ready to build on their skills. Led by the Sartell Figure Skating Club (SFSC) coaches, skaters will focus on improving balance, control, and confidence while learning stronger forward and backward skating, stops, turns, and introductory figure skating skills. Instruction is grouped by ability to ensure each skater is challenged at an appropriate level in a positive and encouraging environment. Skaters should plan to bring their own skates or plan to rent hockey skates from the Scheels Athletic Complex. SFSC has a limited number of skates that can be borrowed on a first come first served basis. Join us to take the next step in your skating journey! For questions, please contact sartellfsc@gmail.com.

An Introduction to the traditional martial art of Okinawan Karate. Basics of punching, kicking, & striking will be taught. Students begin to learn the bones in their bodies and start to understand the concepts of self discipline, awareness, concern for others, and principles for the class and for life. Wear loose, comfortable clothing; practicing is barefooted for better balance.

This open gym is for girls in 3rd-8th grades and will provide opportunities to work on soccer skills with the high school coaching staff.

A fun, non-contact football experience for boys and girls. Participants will each receive a reversible NFL Team jersey and their own set of flags.This group will focus on having fun! Drills will focus on throwing, catching, and successfully moving through space to avoid defenders or tag offensive players. Most often, our coaches will serve as the quarterbacks during games. One of their goals will be to ensure that each player has an opportunity to catch and/or run with the football. Participants will be placed into small teams. These teams will go through stations together before participating in short games against other teams. More information - Please email Phillip Klaphake (phillip.klaphake@isd47.org) if you have any additional questions.

Sauk Rapids-Rice Community Education will be offering the Powder Ridge Ski Program this year for grades 6-12. Transportation will be provided to Powder Ridge only. Students will need to be picked up from Powder Ridge by 8 pm each night. Buses will leave the middle and high schools immediately after school (3:00 pm middle school; 3:30 pm high school). The registration deadline is November 29. No refunds after the first night of skiing, so check your schedule carefully before registering. We need 20 students to sign up by the deadline in order to get group rates. By registering for this program, you are agreeing to the school behavior contract attached to the online registration. Along with liability and transportation release forms. During registration, an insurance company, policy number and emergency contact other than a parent are required. Students using their own snowboards must have metal edges and a retaining strap. One optional bonus night is included on January 28th, but you need to provide your own transportation and supervision for that evening. In addition, each participant will also receive a one-time discount bonus voucher good for up to 4 tickets at $8 each and 4 equipment rentals at $8 each (ski or snowboard). This voucher may be used one time any evening (3:30 pm-close) through the end of the session. Any student that registers for ski or snowboard rental for the 6-time program will also get unlimited ski/snowboard rental throughout the entire snow season, not just for the 6-time program. That means no paying another rental fee when you go on your own! Fee Options: Transportation Only (season pass holders), $110 6 lift tickets and transportation, $230 6 lifts, ski/snowboard equip. and transportation, $350 *Every effort will be made to reschedule missed sessions due to weather.

This is a revamped program designed to mirror what some of the top programs in the country are using to help develop fast, athletic, explosive, and healthy athletes. At Sauk Rapids-Rice, this training program will be replicated throughout the school year and within our athletic teams.

Storm Youth wrestling program is designed to introduce children to the sport of wrestling and focus on building physical skills, mental toughness, and character development. This program will emphasize fundamental wrestling techniques, physical fitness, and the development of important life skills like self-discipline and sportsmanship.

Join our Varsity Softball Coach Emily McEwan and players for a fun and engaging softball clinic designed for young athletes of all skill levels! Participants will build fundamental skills through drills, games, and instruction while having fun and learning from the STORM softball program.