Innisdale Secondary School - Sports and Activities

Sports and Activities

Innisdale is home to many extracurricular sports including football, hockey, basketball, volleyball, rugby, tennis, golf, soccer, curling, Nordic skiing, Baseball, and many more. Innisdale has six bands - Junior and Senior Stage Band, Junior and Senior Concert Band, and Show Band. Some of Innisdale's clubs include DECA, Warhammer 40k, G-Force (who participate in the well known activity of Geocaching), Fusion, Outbound, the Drama Club, Student Council, the Anime Club and many other interesting clubs and committees.

Innisdale also has a co-operative education program for athletes training with the Mariposa School of Skating. Several hockey players from the Barrie Colts team are and have been students at Innisdale as well.

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