In a recent government meeting, the achievements of local spring athletics were highlighted, showcasing the success of various teams and individual athletes from the Shakopee school district.

The boys' golf team, led by captain Adam, had a standout season, finishing second in the conference and qualifying for the state tournament. Adam's impressive performance included shooting in the mid-seventies multiple times and securing a fifth-place finish at sections, ultimately placing 40th at state.

The track and field team also celebrated significant accomplishments, with the boys qualifying for the true team state meet for the first time in over two decades. They finished second in both the conference and section, breaking six school records throughout the season. The girls' team, while younger, showed promising development.

The adapted softball team, known as the Southern Stars, qualified for the state tournament, marking another successful season despite not advancing past the initial rounds. Meanwhile, the girls' golf team faced a rebuilding year but looks forward to future success.

In baseball, the team finished with a 15-9 record, securing second place in the South Suburban Conference. Despite losing key pitchers, they demonstrated resilience, highlighted by a historic 19-inning game at Target Field, which they won.

The softball team concluded their season with an 18-6 record, finishing third in the conference. Several players are set to continue their careers at the collegiate level, and a new coach has been appointed for the upcoming season.

Both the boys' and girls' lacrosse teams faced tough competition, with the boys finishing with a 7-8 record and the girls at 5-8. The boys showed marked improvement against strong opponents, while the girls competed well in a challenging conference.

The tennis team also had a successful season, finishing in the top half of the conference and achieving notable individual performances in the section tournament.

The meeting concluded with the introduction of the state champion boys' volleyball team, whose coach expressed gratitude for the support received from the community and highlighted the team's growth since the program's inception in 2018. The team, comprised of many seniors, has been instrumental in elevating the sport within the district.

Overall, the meeting celebrated the hard work and dedication of student-athletes across various sports, emphasizing the positive impact of athletics on the community.