Athletic Associations

Athletic Associations

Hockey Association

St. Louis Park Hockey Association is a community-based program open to all skill levels. SLPHA is a low cost, fun and safe environment where your child is taught how to skate and basic hockey skills. This program is open to kids and families who live or attend school in St. Louis Park. Younger kids play in-house, ice times are weekends and all ice...

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Hockey Associations

St. Louis Park Hockey Association is a community-based program open to all skill levels. SLPHA is a low-cost, fun and safe environment where your child is taught how to skate and basic hockey skills. This program is open to kids and families who live or attend school in St. Louis Park. Younger kids play in-house, ice times are weekends and all ice...

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Park Flyers Track and Field Club

Park Flyers Track & Field focuses on developing running and field event skills in an age and ability appropriate format. The club provides training from beginner through elite levels of the sport. Proper form and technique are taught using fun, dynamic workouts while enhancing overall comprehension, fitness, and athletic skill. PFTF believes in...

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Traveling Basketball

This league provides competitive play. Teams are formed based on grade level and playing ability. Teams typically practice twice per week and begin in mid/late October. Younger grades participate in a local league (Saturday “doubleheaders”) and a few tournaments, while the older grades compete in weekend tournaments. Games are located...

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Lacrosse Association

Activities include camps, clinics and age-appropriate spring and summer teams. High School boys’ varsity and junior varsity club teams (grades 8 to 12) play other communities in the MBSLA league. Boys’ youth programs (grades 4 to 8) play on age appropriate teams in the Youth Lacrosse Minnesota leagues. High school girls’ teams are...

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Boys and Girls Soccer Association

Available for boys and girls who live or attend school in St. Louis Park. The in-house league, for ages 5 to 10, is a non-competitive recreation league. Clinics with licensed professionals are included. Uniforms are additional. Registration begins in January. The traveling league, for ages 9 to 17, is designed for players who want a more competitive...

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Baseball Association

This program promotes skill development in a competitive and fun environment for all abilities. The league plays most games in St. Louis Park and runs from April through July, ending with the Little League World Series on ABC TV in August. Ages 5-6 and 7-8 machine pitch, 9-12 kid pitch. Registration begins in January. Call Matt Farley at (612) 802-...

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Football Association

The St. Louis Park Football Association runs flag and tackle football programming for boys and girls. Flag football is for boys and girls in grades K-5 as of Sept. 1. Participants receive skills instructions, play in flag football games and receive a shirt. Tackle football is for boys and girls in grades 3 - 9 as of Sept. 1. Registration closes Aug...

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Girls Fastpitch Softball Association

Ages 5 and older
Fastpitch is open to girls of all skill levels. Registration will be held in February; practices begin in April and games begin in May. For more information, visit stlouisparkfastpitch.ngin.com/. Contact John Hynes at (952) 927-7738 for more information.

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Metro Ice Hockey League

Games are played at the St. Louis Park Rec Center and other local hockey arenas. Registration and more information can be found at www.showcasehockey.com or by contacting Showcase Hockey: (952) 920-8826 or via e-mail eric.knutsen@showcasehockey.com">eric.knutsen@showcasehockey.com. Metro Ice Hockey League is an independent business and not...

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St. Louis Park Athletic Associations

Athletic associations run programs and leagues in St. Louis Park. For more information, call the individual association. Scholarships are available for individuals with financial need. Most registration forms are available at The Rec Center, 3700 Monterey Drive.

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