WALDEN Athletics
òòò½Íø athletes are active, committed, and engaged. Athletic participation is an extension of the òòò½Íø experience - student athletes at every level are challenged both mentally and physically in the attainment of personal and team goals, the development of teamwork and camaraderie, and the pursuit of excellence.
Mission Statement
In partnership with parents and coaches, the òòò½Íø Athletic Department seeks to develop and reinforce the core values of òòò½Íø Athletics - leadership, integrity, respect and commitment - in each student-athlete, so that they not only have a healthy relationship with physical activity, but also internalize those values to become strong members of the òòò½Íø community.
Become a òòò½Íø Wolverine
òòò½Íø offers a variety of athletic opportunities throughout the year for Kindergarten-12th Grade. Click on the images to be redirected to sports pages dedicated to providing schedules, coach contact information, and clinic offerings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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òòò½Íø School offers a variety of athletic opportunities for students from Kindergarten through 12th grade. Sports programs vary by season and may include:
Soccer
Cross Country
Basketball
Track & Field
Cheerleading
Bowling
Swimming
Tennis
Archery
Esports
These programs provide students with opportunities to develop athletic skills while building teamwork, discipline, and confidence.
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The òòò½Íø Athletics program focuses on developing student-athletes who demonstrate leadership, integrity, respect, and commitment. Through athletics, students learn teamwork, sportsmanship, and the value of healthy competition while becoming strong members of the òòò½Íø community.
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òòò½Íø offers athletic opportunities for students across multiple grade levels, from Kindergarten through High School. Programs are designed to support students at different stages of development, encouraging participation, skill building, and personal growth through sports.
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Yes. òòò½Íø Athletics follows a no-cut policy, meaning students who want to participate on a team are given the opportunity to join regardless of skill level or experience. This approach encourages students to explore athletics, build confidence, and develop teamwork skills.
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Before the start of each athletic season, an interest form will be sent to families via email. This form allows students to indicate which òòò½Íø athletic teams they are interested in joining. Completing the form ensures that coaches and the athletics department can plan accordingly and provide important details about practices and team requirements.
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All athletics communication will take place through the SportsYou app, our official platform for updates between families and coaches.
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Yes—most sports have a participation fee, which varies by sport.
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òòò½Íø student-athletes regularly compete at regional and state levels. For example, the school has earned multiple state titles in track and field competitions, with student athletes achieving top placements in events such as hurdles, long jump, and triple jump.
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Families can support òòò½Íø athletics by attending games, volunteering, or participating in the òòò½Íø Booster Club, which helps promote school spirit, support athletes and coaches, and raise funds for athletic programs.
FALL
Cross CountRy
Esports
SOCCER
VolleyBall
WINTER
Basketball
BOWLING
CHEER
Swimming
SPRING
ARCHERY
Esports
Tennis
TRACK & FIeld
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Why òòò½Íø Athletics
2024-25 CLASS A STATE TRACK & FIELD – 9 STATE TITLES
Junior Natalie Svidal is unstoppable! For the second year in a row, the òòò½Íø junior swept the 100m hurdles (14.57), triple jump (37-03.25), and long jump (17-11.5) at the Kentucky State Single A meet — bringing her total to 9 state titles in one year!
Inspired by her champion sister Amelia and coached by their mom, Chris, Natalie is carving her own legacy while keeping it all in perspective: “I’m just trying to have fun with it.â€
òòò½Íø School is incredibly proud of them, and as a community we are enriched by their time and talents!
Thanks to her amazing effort, òòò½Íø Girls placed 5th overall at State — and Natalie still has another year to go.
2021 KHSAA CLASS 1A STATE TRACK MEET
In June 2021, members of the òòò½Íø Track and Field team competed in the KHSAA Class 1A State Track Meet, at the University of Kentucky Track and Field Complex, in Lexington. òòò½Íø had six athletes qualify for events at the state meet and their finishes are among the best ever for òòò½Íø athletes. We are extremely proud of our athletes and for the hard work they have put in all season!
ACCOMPLISHMENTS INCLUDE:
• High Jump - 3rd place
• Long Jump - 7th and 13th place
• Triple Jump - 5th and 17th place
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• Youngest Qualifier - 7th Grade competitor in the Triple Jump, earning 14th place
2022 CLASS A KHSAA TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Amelia Svidal, a òòò½Íø Junior, won the triple jump title (36-2) and finished 2nd in the long jump (16-3) and the 100-meter hurdles (16.73) at the Class A KHSAA Track and Field Championships at the University of Kentucky.
8th Grader Natalie Svidal, Amelia’s sister, won the òòò½Íø State Championship in the triple jump (33-3.50) on May 28 and competed alongside the top High School athletes in the state meet Thursday. She finished 3rd in the triple jump (34-0.50) and 5th in the 100 hurdles (16.99).
Amelia and Natalie were also both named to the Kentucky Track and Cross Country Coaches Association (KTCCCA) All-State Team.
2023 KHSAA CLASS A STATE TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
The òòò½Íø Girls track team won a trophy and placed 4th overall at the KHSAA Class A State Track and Field Championships on June 1, 2023. Sisters Amelia and Natalie Svidal led the day; they went 1-2 in the triple jump and 2-3 in the long jump. Natalie finished 2nd in 100-meter hurdles and Amelia placed 4th.
CLASS OF 2021 - FOUR DIVISION 1 ATHLETES
A big congrats to our 2021 graduates who will go on to participate in Division I athletics at the University of Louisville and Bellarmine University: Gianna Gatti-Vice (rowing at UofL), Van Clements, Peter Dalmares, and Luke Wunsch (cross country and track/field at Bellarmine). Go Wolverines!
ALL-REGION TEAM - BOWLING
Congratulations to 10th Grader Landon Brown for making the All-Region Team for Region 4 in bowling! Landon will represent òòò½Íø in the All-Region Tournament to compete against all other regions of Kentucky. This is òòò½Íø's first athlete to be nominated for All-Region in bowling! Team members are voted on by all Region 4 coaches (except their own) and are selected for their impressive bowling, sportsmanship, coachability, and being an all-round, good team player.
Support the Wolverines!
THE BOOSTER CLUB is a non-profit volunteer organization comprised of parents, staff, and other interested parties. Our mission, through fundraising, is to enrich and promote the athletic programs at òòò½Íø School.
In addition, we strive to promote good sportsmanship, high ideals of character, and academic achievement in all our team players.
Results vs. Development
òòò½Íø athletics has a unique focus in results and developmental growth for each academic division. The graphics below illustrate the percentage of focus that coaches strive to emphasize and obtain a goal for in both training and competition.
DAVID GROSS
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
Director of Athletics
If you have any inquiries about òòò½Íø student athletics or how to get involved as a coach or volunteer, please feel free to contact David Gross, Director of Athletics! He will be happy to answer any of your questions or requests.
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