Lincoln High School (Sioux Falls) - Sports

Sports

  • Tennis: Freshman Girls, JV Girls, Varsity Girls, Freshman Boys, JV Boys, Varsity Boys
  • Cross Country: JV Girls, JV Boys, Varsity Girls, Varsity Boys
  • Football: Freshman Football, Sophomore Football, JV Football, Varsity Football
  • Soccer: JV Boys, Varsity Boys, JV Girls, Varsity Girls
  • Volleyball: Freshman Volleyball, Sophomore Volleyball, JV Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball
  • Cheerleading: Sophomore Football/Girls Basketball, Sophomore Boys Basketball/Wrestling, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity *Girls' Basketball, Varsity Boys' Basketball
  • Dance: Patriettes
  • Basketball: Freshman Boys, Sophomore Boys, JV Boys, Varsity Boys, Freshman Girls, Sophomore Girls, JV Girls, Varsity Girls
  • Wrestling: JV, Varsity
  • Gymnastics
  • Baseball: Freshman/Sophomore, JV, Varsity
  • Softball: JV, Varsity
  • Swimming: SF Seals Swim Team, SF Snowfox Swim Team
  • Bowling
  • Golf: Freshman Boys, JV Boys, Varsity Boys, Freshman Girls, JV Girls, Varsity Girls
  • Track: Boys, Girls

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