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Athletic/Activities Director: Cole Wills

Spring Athletics

High School Practice Start Date: Monday, February 27th

Girls Soccer - Head Coach: Anton Yost - ayost@conestogacougars.org 

Boys Soccer - Head Coach: Larry Welch - lwelch@conestogacougars.org

Girls & Boys Track and Field - Head Coach: Tommy Sigler - tsigler@conestogacougars.org 

Junior High Practice Start Date: TBD

Girls and Boys Track and Field - Head Coach: Ryan Burns - rburns@conestogacougars.org 

Winter Athletics

High School Practice Start Date: Monday, November 14th

Girls Basketball - Head Coach: Mark Skiles - mskiles@conestogacougars.org 

Boys Basketball - Head Coach: Jason Ahrens - jahrens@conestogacougars.org

Girls Wrestling - Head Coach: Sean Trampe - strampe@conestogacougars.org 

Boys Wrestling - Head Coach: Sean Trampe - strampe@conestogacougars.org

Junior High Practice Start Date: 

Boys Basketball - Head Coach: Jesse Swantek - jswantek@conestogacougars.org 

Wrestling (start date 1/23) - Head Coach: Chad Kelley - chad.kelley@conestogacougars.org 

Girls Basketball - Head Coach: Kyleigh Lewis - klewis@conestogacougars.org 

Fall Athletics

High School Practice Start Date: Monday, August 8th

Cross Country - Head Coach: Ryan Burns - rburns@conestogacougars.org 

Football - Head Coach: Trent Clausen - tclausen@conestogacougars.org

Softball (co-op with Louisville) - Co-Head Coach: Sarah DeWispelare - sdewispelare@conestogacougars.org 

Volleyball - Head Coach: Kyleigh Lewis - klewis@conestogacougars.org

Junior High Practice Start Date: TBD

Cross Country - Head Coach: Ryan Burns - rburns@conestogacougars.org 

Football (start August 22nd) - Head Coach: Jeremy Lutt - jlutt@conestogacougars.org 

Volleyball - Head Coach: Mark Skiles - mskiles@conestogacougars.org 

Activities Offered at Conestoga Jr/Sr High School:

Band
The school district sponsors marching band and pep band in addition to concert band. Participants must be enrolled in the music program in order to eligible to participate in these groups.

Cheer Team
Participants are selected by the sponsor(s) or judges appointed by the sponsor. Members of the cheer squad will attend all home and selected away athletic contests.

Choir
The school district sponsors show choir and concert choir. Participants must be enrolled in the music program in order to eligible to participate in these groups.

Cyber Patriot
CyberPatriot is the Air Force Association's National Youth Cyber Education Program, created to inspire K-12 students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines critical to our nation's future.

Dance Team
Participants are selected by the sponsor(s) or judges appointed by the sponsor. Members of the dance team will attend all home and selected away athletic contests.

e-Sports
Esports is an open and inclusive activity centered around competitive video gaming. Students compete in a variety of games across multiple platforms to build skills and hone tactics.

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
FBLA is an integral part of the vocational business department and membership is limited to those students with at least one semester of work in the business education field. One of the primary objectives of FBLA is developing leadership and responsibility.

Future Farmers of America (FFA)
FFA is an integral part of the agricultural education department and all students of that department are urged to belong. The activities include training in leadership, opportunities for travel and recreation, and safety and community service activities. Students may participate in field trips, conventions, judging contests, and hands-on experience.

Journalism
Journalism students write stories and take pictures for the online school newspaper, The Prowl, as well as take pictures and design page spreads for the school yearbook. Students also have the opportunity to submit their work for the state journalism competition held every spring.

Mock Trial
Mock trial is a competition in which students will simulate a real trial. They will compete against other schools learning about the law.

National Honor Society
The National Honor Society is a national organization that recognizes student character, scholarship, leadership, and service to the school.

Play Production (One-Act)
Students will learn the basics of theatre by competing with a touring one-act stage production. Students in grades 9-12 can act, while students 7-12 can participate in stage crew. Auditions typically take place in May, with rehearsals beginning in August and performances beginning in November, ending with the state competition in December. Teams must win the district competition to participate at state. Students should plan on 6 competitions/performances during the season.

Power Lifting
The Conestoga Powerlifting Club provides an opportunity for all 7th-12th grade students to train for and experience the sport of Powerlifting (competition lifts of Squat, Bench & Deadlift). All 9th- 12 grade students have the option to also compete in the sport at local meets.

Quiz Bowl
Quiz Bowl team will consist of students that will compete on a wide variety of academic subjects. Usually consisting of 4-5 team members each. Junior High, JV, and Varsity will be offered.

Skills USA
SkillsUSA is a career focused organization that helps prepare students for future careers. Students will be able to participate in leadership conferences, and compete in various career focused competitions at a state and national level.

Student Council
Student Council Members are elected representatives of the student body. Student Council works to support leadership development among its members. We welcome student feedback on issues that arise and work to build school spirit and pride.

Speech
Speech allows students to compete in a variety of public speaking events. Events include public address events (informative, persuasive and entertainment speaking), limited preparation speaking (extemporaneous and impromptu speaking), oral interpretation of literature events (dramatic and humorous prose, poetry, and program of oral interpretation, and declamation at the JH level) and group events (duet acting and oral interpretation of drama).