Prior Lake, Minnesota, boasts a dynamic sports culture that caters to athletes and fans of all ages. From high school competitions to community leagues, there’s something for everyone in our town.
Prior Lake High School Athletics
At the heart of our local sports scene is Prior Lake High School (PLHS), home of the Lakers. PLHS offers a wide array of athletic programs across three seasons:
Fall Sports
- Adapted Soccer
- Cheerleading
- Boys and Girls Cross Country
- Dance Team
- Football
- Boys and Girls Soccer
- Girls Swim & Dive
- Girls Tennis
- Volleyball
For more details on fall sports, visit the PLHS Fall Sports page.
Winter Sports
- Boys and Girls Basketball
- Dance Team
- Gymnastics
- Boys and Girls Hockey
- Boys Swim & Dive
- Wrestling
Information on winter sports can be found on the PLHS Winter Sports page.
Spring Sports
- Adapted Softball
- Baseball
- Boys and Girls Golf
- Boys and Girls Lacrosse
- Softball
- Synchronized Swimming
- Boys Tennis
- Boys and Girls Track & Field
- Boys Volleyball
Explore spring sports offerings on the PLHS Spring Sports page.
Community Sports Organizations
Beyond high school athletics, Prior Lake offers numerous community sports programs:
Prior Lake Soccer Club (PLSC)
PLSC provides soccer opportunities for youth of all skill levels, emphasizing development and competitive play. Programs range from recreational leagues to competitive teams participating in elite state leagues. Learn more about their offerings on the PLSC website.
Prior Lake Amateur Baseball Association (PLABA)
PLABA oversees several amateur baseball teams, including:
- Prior Lake Jays (Class ‘A’)
- Prior Lake Mudcats (Class ‘B’)
- Prior Lake Laker Legion
- Prior Lake Mariners (Over 35)
- Prior Lake Bald Eagles (Over 50)
- Prior Lake Balder Eagles (Over 60)
These teams offer opportunities for players of various ages to engage in competitive baseball. More information is available on the PLABA website.
Prior Lake Athletics for Youth (P.L.A.Y.)
P.L.A.Y. offers a variety of youth sports programs, including basketball, football, and more, fostering skill development and teamwork among young athletes. Details can be found on the P.L.A.Y. website.
Parks and Recreation
The City of Prior Lake maintains an extensive parks and trail system, featuring 49 parks and 80 miles of sidewalks and trails. These facilities support a range of recreational activities, from casual play to organized sports. For more information, visit the City of Prior Lake’s Parks and Recreation page.
Whether you’re an athlete looking to compete or a fan eager to support local teams, Prior Lake’s sports scene offers diverse opportunities to engage with the community and enjoy the thrill of the game.