There are two divisions: PI (physically impaired) and CI (cognitively impaired). The team is cooperatively sponsored between Minnetonka Public Schools and Wayzata Public Schools and the mascot is the Lakers.

The cheerleading season runs May–March. The Minnetonka Cheerleading Program challenges students athletically, fosters self-confidence and promotes teamwork and sportsmanship. The cheerleading squad provides active support for and maintains interest in the Minnetonka High School Athletic Program.

The season lasts about 12 weeks, from early August until early November. The team competes in about 12 meets including the regional meet and the state meet for those who qualify.

The season lasts about 12 weeks, from mid-August to early November. The team competes in 10-12 meets, plus sectional and state meets.

The season starts in early August with a total of eight games for each level. Approximately 70 freshmen, 60 sophomores, and 85 junior varsity and varsity players make up the total program.

The season runs from mid-August to early November with up to 18 games and seasonal play-offs. There are four teams: freshmen, sophomore, junior varsity and varsity with 80-90 participants and five coaches.

The season runs from mid-August to early November with up to 18 games as well as seasonal playoffs. There are five teams: 9A, 9B, sophomore, junior varsity reserves and varsity with 100-110 participants and six coaches.

Practice runs from mid-August to mid-November. The team consists of students in grades 7-12 who compete at the varsity or junior varsity level. There are two swim coaches and one diving coach.

Practice starts in mid-August, and runs about 10 weeks with 18 scrimmages and tournaments and a total of about 55 matches for the three teams. There are 45 players on the varsity and junior varsity teams, and 25 players on the B Squad with one coach for each team.

The season runs from August-November. Players must attend tryouts the first week to be selected for a team. About 50-60 students participate, 9-12 each on varsity, junior varsity, 10th grade team and two ninth grade teams.

There are two divisions: PI (physically impaired) and CI (cognitively impaired). The team is co-operatively sponsored by Minnetonka Public Schools and Wayzata Public Schools and the mascot is the Lakers.

The season starts the second week of November with “Dryland” at MHS until the ski areas have enough snow to ski. All ski practices are held at Hyland Hills.

The season runs for 18 weeks from early November to mid-March. Twenty-two games are played as well as one holiday tournament. Teams include freshmen A and B, sophomore, junior varsity and varsity.

The season starts in early November and ends in mid-March. Depending on the number of participants, there are freshman A and B, sophomore, junior varsity and varsity teams.

The Minnetonka Competition Dance Team season runs from October through February. Varsity and Junior Varsity teams compete in both high kick and jazz throughout the winter season against other high schools throughout the state at conference meets and invitational tournaments. Team practices will be held daily after school throughout the season and on Saturdays.

The season starts mid-November and the state tournament is at the end of February. The team participates at both the varsity and junior varsity level in conference, non-conference and invitational meets.

The boys’ hockey season begins mid-November and ends in March. Tryouts are conducted the first week and a total of 33 to 38 players are chosen to compete on the junior varsity and varsity teams.

The season runs from early November to late February and includes 25 games and a holiday tournament. Tryouts are conducted the first week of November with 30-34 players chosen to compete on the junior varsity and varsity teams.

The season runs from mid-November until mid-February and consists of six regular seasonal meets, two in-conference scrimmages, a conference championship, section championship and the state championship. There are about 60 skiers in grades 9-12 at either the varsity or junior varsity level with three coaches.

The season runs approximately 14 weeks, December-March. Approximately 30 boys compete at either the junior varsity or varsity level, with one diving and two swim coaches.

The season runs from mid-November until early March. There is a combination of 21 dual meets and tournaments. Matches are scheduled on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The wrestling program has two teams, junior varsity and varsity, and consists of 14 weights for each team.

There are two divisions: PI (physically impaired) and CI (cognitively impaired). The team is cooperatively sponsored between Minnetonka Public Schools and Wayzata Public Schools and the mascot is the Lakers.

There are two divisions: PI (physically impaired) and CI (cognitively impaired). The team is co-operatively sponsored between Minnetonka Public Schools and Wayzata Public Schools. The team mascot is the Lakers.

The season consists of 20 games as well as playoffs. There are approximately 16-18 players on each of the teams—sophomore, junior varsity and varsity.

The season runs from mid-March to the first of June with varsity and junior varsity golfers participating in 16 matches. They also participate in several tournaments. A total of 40-50 students try out; eight are kept on the varsity team, 10-12 on the junior varsity team.

The season runs from mid-March to the first week of June with 20-30 golfers, grades 9-12, competing either on a junior varsity or varsity level in 11-16 matches and several tournaments.

The boys’ lacrosse season runs from mid- March to the end of May. There are two teams, varsity and junior varsity, each consisting of 24 players.

Girls’ lacrosse combines aspects of basketball, soccer and hockey with its own unique qualities. There are up to 24 girls on three teams: varsity, junior varsity and B team. Practice begins mid-March. The 12-game season runs early April through a late-May Tournament.

The season runs from early March until mid-June. There are approximately 60 players in grades 9-12, with five coaches. There are 16 games, including tournaments.

The season runs from the second week in March to mid-June and has 14 meets, including regions and state. There are 90-100 participants and no try-outs. These participants include freshmen through seniors who compete at either the varsity or junior varsity level.

The season runs from the second week in March to mid-June and has 14 meets including sectional and state meets. There are 140-150 participants competing on either a junior varsity or varsity level with six coaches. Practices are held at the high school track for two hours right after school.

The season runs approximately 11 weeks with 20-25 matches, including 16 matches, scrimmages and tournaments. The junior varsity and varsity teams have a total of 30 players with one coach provided for each team.