SPORT STACKING
​Sport stacking is a fast-paced individual and team sport that challenges participants to stack and unstack specially designed cups in timed sequences. Beyond being fun, it supports brain development by engaging both sides of the brain while improving focus, coordination, reaction time, memory, and hand-eye coordination. Sport stacking also builds confidence, teamwork, perseverance, and problem-solving skills, making it a healthy and beneficial activity for both children and adults.
​Our students have proudly excelled in the sport, competing at high levels and even breaking new records through their dedication and hard work. Last summer, several students were invited to compete at the Junior Olympics in Houston, Texas, where they proudly represented our school and community. This year, many more students have qualified for the Junior Olympics and will be traveling to Iowa this summer to compete once again on the national stage.
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We are also proud to continue growing the sport locally. This year, we hosted our very first qualifying sport stacking competition in our community in partnership with Wildomar Elementary School and sponsored by the Julia Lee Arts Foundation. The event brought together students, families, and supporters to celebrate sportsmanship, skill, and student achievement while helping expand opportunities for young athletes to participate in this exciting and beneficial sport.
Please donate to support our Expanded Learning program, which includes helping student finalists travel to compete in the United States Invention Convention at the Henry Ford Museum.