This site will be updated every school year by the coaches for each sport. General information for each season is provided below, as well as a link to our required emergency medical form and school calendar that will be updated for the current school year by the first week of school. As schedules may sometimes change for a variety of reasons, please consult Powell's calendar for the most up-to-date practice and game day information. 

Please complete this emergency medical form if your child plans to participate in Powell athletics this year. Required Emergency Medical Form 

Powell Middle School Calendar

Seasons begin on the first day of practice. All necessary paperwork will be provided during preseason meetings detailed in the morning announcements and fliers around the school. All policies and additional information will be addressed on the first practice. For more information in season, please consult the specific sports tabs from the dropdown menus at the top of this page. If you would like to contact a coach, please send them a message through the staff pages on Powell's website.

7th and 8th Grade Track: August-September

6th Grade Volleyball: August-September

7th and 8th Girls Basketball: October-November

6th-8th Grade Wrestling: October-November

7th and 8th Boys Basketball: December-February

6th Co-Ed Basketball: January-February

7th and 8th Grade Volleyball: February-April

6th Grade Track: April-May

Please email Ben Lacey at blacey@lps.k12.co.us with any questions.


LPS Middle School Sports Philosophy

In these years of exploration, middle school students ought to try their luck and test their wings in a wide variety of activities without undue stress and possibly destructive pressure.

The primary purpose of the intramural program is to expand the educational experience of student participants through a variety of activities. This program will allow individuals the greatest number of opportunities in which to acquire and gradually strengthen related skills.

The intramural program has become an important educational tool that can be used to develop character, promote fitness, foster lifelong recreational habits, and to instill in the individual a sense of pride and confidence.

The intramural program is for everyone; it does not discriminate. Everyone is able to participate regardless of skill level.

At the seventh and eighth grade levels, the athletic program is slightly more competitive with athletics being divided into A, B and C levels for the purpose of competition with other middle schools.

 Student Objectives

 Research has shown that students who are involved in extra-curricular activities are more successful overall in their academic classes.

Students who participate in the intramural/athletic program will be provided with opportunities to explore:

  Individual interests.

Eligibility

Expectations