Sports Teams
Council Rock High School North sports teams are well known in the area. Many teams at the school are very successful and have had undefeated seasons. The sports teams are as follows:
- Baseball/Softball The 2009 Baseball varsity team made it to the quarterfinals of the PA state tournament.
- Basketball
- Bowling
- Cheerleading
- Cross Country: The 2008 women's team went undefeated. The Varsity team took 7th at the PIAA State Championships, and the Junior Varsity team was able to win both the league and district. The Varsity men's team took 6th at the PIAA State Championships.Men's Cross Country / Track & Field Site The mens Cross Country team has won 11 state titles.
- Football:
- Field Hockey
- Golf
- Ice hockey
- LacrosseCouncil Rock North Lacrosse - Official site for Council North Men's Lacrosse
- Soccer: Council Rock North Men's Soccer was ranked 3rd in the nation on espnrise.com during the 2009 season for over three weeks. In 2006, the Men's Varsity Soccer team won the PIAA championship.
- Swimming: The 2011-12 women's swim team had an undefeated season with a record of 13-1, while the men's team is 13-1. In the 2009-2010 season the women's swim team went undefeated for a third year in a row. They also won the AAA division of districts.
- Tennis: Men's (spring) and Women's (fall)
- Track:
- Volleyball
- Wrestling
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