Go STARS!

At AHA, we educate the whole person--body, mind and spirit, and sports and activities play an essential role.

Through activities, students meet new friends, develop their gifts, serve others and have fun. 

With just over 700 students and 68 sports and activities from which to choose, AHA offers many opportunities for every student—opportunities that just don’t exist in larger high schools. 

Whether you're already skilled, or want to try out a new sport for the first time, AHA offers you an opportunity so be a "Star"!

 News about our Stars

The boys golf team earned a berth in the MSHSL state tournament in mid-June.

Joe Labate '11 is in the hockey news! The NHL ENtry Draft is coming, and AHA's Joe LaBate is a top contender. Learn more here!

http://www.foxnews.com/sports/2011/06/14/minnesota-duo-to-realize-dreams-in-their-hometown/

Lucas Long pitched a perfect against Farmington in early April.

Girls JV Soccer Coach Meghan Roth ran the Boston Marahon in 2:57:32 on April 18. It was a personal best for her, and she finished 77th of the 10,000 women in the race.

Joe LaBate is going to play hockey at the University of Wisconsin next year; Alex Elvidge will play soccer at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona. The two recently signed NCAA letters of intent.

AHA Stars shine after high school, too!

Lots of AHA sports Stars continue to compete after high school--in college and the pros, too. For example:

Larry Fitzgerald, Jr. is a wide receiver with the Arizona Cardinals.

Ashley Anklam was the first US female finisher in the 2008 Boston Marathon.

Jay Barriball was the captain of the U of M Gopher hockey team for the 2010-11 season

Taylor Matson will be the captain of the U of M Gopher hockey team for the 2011-12 season.

Chris Victor was the track and field captain at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul for the 2011 spring season.