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ATHLETICS

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Sports Philosophy

The philosophy of the St. John’s Lutheran School after-school sports program is an extension of the overall philosophy of the school. Through athletics we hope to prepare students for full participation in their adult lives. We, as coaches and school officials, seek to develop the values which determine the athlete’s relationship with self, others and ultimately with God.

The Value in Participation

St. John’s Lutheran School recognizes the value of participation in athletic activities, not only for physical fitness, but in sportsmanship, team building and leadership development, as well. It is the intent of St. John’s to provide this opportunity to students who meet and maintain eligibility based on academic, behavioral, and physical qualifications.

Students in grades five (5) through eight (8) have numerous opportunities to participate in after-school athletics.

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Team Seasons

Fall Sports

Boys — Flag Football

Girls — Volleyball

Winter Sports

Boys — Basketball

Girls — Basketball

Spring sports

Boys — Volleyball

Girls — Flag Football (8th grade only)

Boys and Girls — Track

Additional Information

Athletic Director Dave Stuewe at 714-288-4406.​

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Special Athletic Activites

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Invitational Basketball Tournament

50 years | 16 teams

For over 50 years, St. John’s has hosted a 7th and 8th grade boys basketball tournament that takes place in the Walker Hall gym. In recent years, there have been 16 teams competing. We also have a small snack bar run by volunteers, with proceeds benefiting the school.

Contact Dave Stuewe

Track & Field Day

Grades K-4th participate in a fun day filled with events designed to encourage, engage and energize their bodies. Events include the 50, 75, 100 and 200 yd dash, standing long jump, shoe kick, and bean bag toss. Parent volunteers are needed to record times, distances, etc. and to organize and wrangle kids!

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Kids Run the OC

Run the OC Marathon and earn a medal for your effort! Students in Grades 1-4 participate in a running and fitness program in which they will run 25 miles throughout the school year. To complete the program, they will run mile 26 and earn their medal on KROC Day at the OC Fairgrounds.

Contact Dave Stuewe
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