Athletics and Activities

7th and 8th grade girls can participate in basketball which is split into two seasons: Fall (Sept. - Oct.) and Winter (Nov.-Feb.). Students can participate in one or both seasons and must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook. 

Practices are held after school from 3:30pm - 5:00pm. Practice and game schedules are listed on the permission slip and in ParentSquare.

Please contact Mr. Cirillo, cirillo@hhasd.org, with any questions.

Cross Country is open to all students in 5th through 8th grade.  Students who would like to run must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook.  Athletes will run between 1.25 to 2 miles.

Practices are held after school from 3:30pm - 4:30pm at either Pioneer Bowl or Heritage Park.  Meets begin at 4pm and locations will be communicated as they are set.  Practice and game schedules are listed on the permission slip.

Please contact Mrs. Cramer, cramer@hhasd.org, with any questions.

Intramural Flag Football is a 5 on 5 league open to all students in 5th through 8th grade.  Students who would like to participate must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook.  Athletes will be divided into teams and given a specific schedule of games.  Several games will be played each day.

Practices are held after school from 3:30pm - 5:00pm at Richfield Middle School.  

Please contact Mr. Shelsta, shelsta@hhasd.org, with questions.

Intramural volleyball is open to all students in 5th through 8th grade.  All skill sets, from beginner to advanced are welcome to join.  Students who would like to participate must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook.  

Once permission slips and fees are turned in, students will be placed on a team.  Students will not play on all scheduled dates.  They will only play when the team they are assigned to is scheduled to play.  A detailed scheduled will be shared prior to the first date of play.

Please contact Mr. Shelsta, shelsta@hhasd.org, with any questions.

The winter session of basketball is open to all boys in 5th - 8th grade and runs from November to mid/end of February. The season consists of approximately 20 games and a couple of tournaments.  Students who would like to play basketball must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook.

Practices may be scheduled after school, evenings, or on Saturday mornings at either Friess Lake Elementary or Richfield Middle School.  A specific schedule will be provided once your child has been placed on a team.

Please contact Mr. Shelsta, shelsta@hhasd.org, with any questions.

5th & 6th grade girls can participate in winter basketball which runs from November to mid/end of February.  The season consists of approximately 20 games and a couple of tournaments.  Students who would like to play basketball must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook.

Practices may be scheduled after school, evenings, or on Saturday mornings at either Friess Lake Elementary or Richfield Middle School.  A specific schedule will be provided once your child has been placed on a team.

Please contact Mr. Shelsta, shelsta@hhasd.org, with any questions.

7th & 8th grade girls can participate in the winter session even if they did not participate in the fall session.  The season consists of approximately 20 games and a couple of tournaments.  Students who would like to play basketball must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook.

Practices may be scheduled after school, evenings, or on Saturday mornings at either Friess Lake Elementary or Richfield Middle School.  A specific schedule will be provided once your child has been placed on a team.

Please contact Mr. Shelsta, shelsta@hhasd.org, with any questions.

Boys Intramural Basketball is a 3 on 3 league open to all boys in 5th - 8th grade.  The season runs March - April, with practices and games being held immediately after school.   Students can pick their teams, or will be placed on a team, that consist of 3-4 players.  If there are a large number of players, teams may not play every day.  A specific schedule will be shared once all teams have been formed.  Students who would like to participate must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook.

Please contact Mr. Cirillo, cirillo@hhasd.org, with any questions.

Competitive volleyball is open to girls in 7th and 8th grade.  All skill sets, from beginner to advanced, are welcome to join.  Students who would like to participate must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook.

Once permission slips and fees are turned in, students will receive the schedule of practices and games.  Practices will be held at Richfield Middle School.

Please contact Mr. Shelsta, shelsta@hhasd.org, with questions.

Track & Field is open to boys and girls in 5th - 8th grade.  The season runs April - May, with practices being held immediately after school.  Students will participate in 3-4 track meets at area schools.  Students who would like to participate must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook.

Please contact Mr. Shelsta, shelsta@hhasd.org, with any questions.

The winter session of basketball is open to any 4th grade student. Students who would like to play basketball must comply with the qualifications set forth in the co-curricular handbook.

The winter basketball season runs from November to mid/end of February.  Players will play in the Fond du Lac Area Basketball League (13 teams). Games are played on Saturdays and teams will practice approximately 2x per week.

Please contact Mr. Shelsta, shelsta@hhasd.org, with any questions.

Chess Club is open to all students; no previous experience is needed! 

Chess Club will meet after school from 3:30pm - 4:30pm in the library.  See the permission slip or website calendar for specific dates.

Please email Mrs. Harwood, harwood@hhasd.org, or Ms. Pazen, pazen@hhasd.org, with any questions.

The Homework Hub allows students the opportunity to stay after school to work on homework, projects, study independently or with others.  Advisors can also help students with overall organization skills.

The club meets Monday-Thursday from 3:30pm-4:30pm. Please check the calendar for the exact schedule. 

MathCounts is offered to students in 6th - 8th grade based on classwork, teacher recommendation and consistent high performance on FAST testing.  Students are invited to participate and then their decision to participate is voluntary.  6th grade students meet once a week all year.  7th and 8th grade students meet once a week through the Chapter competition in February, each year.

6th Grade - Richfield Middle Schools partners with The National MathClub to provide programming for students who show exceptional promise in math.  It gives students an opportunity to engage in math in a non-competitive, social environment.  In addition, it prepares them for the 7th/8th grade competitive club.

7th/8th Grade - Richfield Middle School partners with MathCounts Competition Series to provide programming for students who show exceptional promise in math.  Students compete in live contests against and alongside their peers from school, chapter, state, and national levels.  A practice round is held at school in December and then compete against schools in our chapter, in February, at UW-Milwaukee.

MathCounts Website

Please email Mrs. Carranza, carranza@hhasd.org, with any questions.

A student organization that helps to plan various school activities. This could include school dances, spirit weeks, service opportunities, and holiday activities.

Meetings will be held every other Thursday from 3:30pm - 4:30pm.  Meeting dates are listed on the permission slip and in ParentSquare.

Please email Mrs. Maurer, maurer@hhasd.org, or Mrs. Lange, lange@hhasd.org, with any questions.

Ski & Snowboarding Club is open to 2nd grade – 8th grade students and their families.

Two Club Date Options:

• Wednesday Club (January 6, 13, 20, 27)
• Thursday Club (January 7, 14, 21, 28)

The 4-day package is non-refundable for dates not used. There are no make-up dates for missed days unless the ski hill is closed or the school closes for extreme weather conditions, at which point the club will attend the week following the last scheduled session.

Each member will receive a loyalty card that is good for 4 additional visits to the ski hill at a discounted rate ($29 for lift ticket only or $49 for lift ticket and rental).

Contact Mrs. Brezonick, brezonick@hhasd.org, with any questions or concerns.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Who can register?
Students in 2nd grade – 8th grade and their families.  Parents MUST be present for the entire event with skiers younger than 2nd grade.  All school fees must be paid in order to participate.

How do I register?
Registration information will be sent through the school newsletters and completed in ParentSquare.

What does it cost to join?
Club Registration (required) is $118 or must be a season pass holder; equipment rental fees (optional) are an additional $118;  beyond-basics lessons (optional) during weeks 3 & 4 is an additonal $20

Are equipment rentals or lessons available?
Yes, there are additional fees for these options.  Lessons include two 1-hour Beyond the Basics lessons, held during weeks 3 & 4.

What types of lessons are available?
Terrain Based Learning (TBL) Stations are available to both skiers and snowboarders between 4:30pm – 7pm.  No additional cost.

Beyond the Basics Program is offered the last two weeks of the club.  1-hour lessons start at 6pm for both skiers and snowboarders.  Instruction includes how to use the lifts and skills for bigger hills.  Additonal fee of $20 includes both lessons.

How long can I ski/snowboard each night?
Participants can spend as much time on the hill as they would like between 4:15pm – 7:50pm.  You MUST check-out with Mrs. Brezonick by 7:50pm.  Families can head home or stay longer on their own once they are checked out for the event.

Can participants be picked up early?
Yes, once checked out by Mrs. Brezonick.

Do participants need to stay on the hill the entire time?
No, the snack/concession areas and warming huts are available.

Can participants bring food to the ski hill?
Yes, as long as it is kept in their bag stored in a cubby or locker.  Food can also be purchased at the concession stand (cash accepted).  Online ordering with a credit card is available to adults only.  Adult supervision is required in the restuarant.

Do parents need to stay?
No, participants can be dropped off at the hill beginning at 4:15pm to check in with Mrs. Brezonick.  Pick-up NO LATER than 7:50pm.  Check out with Mrs. Brezonick before leaving.

What happens if a session is canceled due to inclement weather?
If the school or ski hill is closed due to weather or other situations, a make-up day will be added to the week following the end of the regularly scheduled session.

What happens if a participant can’t attend?
Notify Mrs. Brezonick if you won’t be in attendance.  No make-up sessions apply if you miss one of the Club dates.
 

Ski & Snowboarding Club is open to 2nd grade – 8th grade students and their families. 

Two Club Date Options:

• Wednesday Club (January 6, 13, 20, 27)
• Thursday Club (January 7, 14, 21, 28)

The 4-day package is non-refundable for dates not used. There are no make-up dates for missed days unless the ski hill is closed or the school closes for extreme weather conditions, at which point the club will attend the week following the last scheduled session.

Each member will receive a loyalty card that is good for 4 additional visits to the ski hill at a discounted rate ($29 for lift ticket only or $49 for lift ticket and rental).

Contact Mrs. Brezonick, brezonick@hhasd.org, with any questions or concerns.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Who can register?
Students in 2nd grade – 8th grade and their families.  Parents MUST be present for the entire event with skiers younger than 2nd grade.  All school fees must be paid in order to participate.

How do I register?
Registration information will be sent through the school newsletters and completed in ParentSquare.

What does it cost to join?
Club Registration (required) is $118 or must be a season pass holder; equipment rental fees (optional) are an additional $118;  beyond-basics lessons (optional) during weeks 3 & 4 is an additonal $20

Are equipment rentals or lessons available?
Yes, there are additional fees for these options.  Lessons include two 1-hour Beyond the Basics lessons, held during weeks 3 & 4.

What types of lessons are available?
Terrain Based Learning (TBL) Stations are available to both skiers and snowboarders between 4:30pm – 7pm.  No additional cost.

Beyond the Basics Program is offered the last two weeks of the club.  1-hour lessons start at 6pm for both skiers and snowboarders.  Instruction includes how to use the lifts and skills for bigger hills.  Additonal fee of $20 includes both lessons.

How long can I ski/snowboard each night?
Participants can spend as much time on the hill as they would like between 4:15pm – 7:50pm.  You MUST check-out with Mrs. Brezonick by 7:50pm.  Families can head home or stay longer on their own once they are checked out for the event.

Can participants be picked up early?
Yes, once checked out by Mrs. Brezonick.

Do participants need to stay on the hill the entire time?
No, the snack/concession areas and warming huts are available.

Can participants bring food to the ski hill?
Yes, as long as it is kept in their bag stored in a cubby or locker.  Food can also be purchased at the concession stand (cash accepted).  Online ordering with a credit card is available to adults only.  Adult supervision is required in the restuarant.

Do parents need to stay?
No, participants can be dropped off at the hill beginning at 4:15pm to check in with Mrs. Brezonick.  Pick-up NO LATER than 7:50pm.  Check out with Mrs. Brezonick before leaving.

What happens if a session is canceled due to inclement weather?
If the school or ski hill is closed due to weather or other situations, a make-up day will be added to the week following the end of the regularly scheduled session.

What happens if a participant can’t attend?
Notify Mrs. Brezonick if you won’t be in attendance.  No make-up sessions apply if you miss one of the Club dates.