🏈 Flag Football
Our traditional program offers boys flag football, giving students the opportunity to develop teamwork, communication, sportsmanship, and confidence.
Building teamwork, confidence, and school spirit through athletics.
Meridian Elementary School is proud to offer a small-school sports program that gives students the opportunity to participate in athletics, compete, and represent their school.
Our teams compete against other small schools throughout Sutter County, creating opportunities for students to meet new friends, build relationships, and experience the excitement of school athletics.
Students in 5th through 8th grade are eligible to participate in our school sports program.
Our athletic offerings may vary from year to year depending on student participation, scheduling, and opportunities available with other small schools.
Our traditional program offers boys flag football, giving students the opportunity to develop teamwork, communication, sportsmanship, and confidence.
Boys and girls participate on separate soccer teams, providing students with opportunities to compete, improve their skills, and work together toward a common goal.
Boys and girls basketball are offered as separate teams, helping students build athletic skills while learning the importance of communication, teamwork, and perseverance.
Girls volleyball gives students an opportunity to grow as athletes, encourage their teammates, and represent Meridian with pride.
Because we are a small school, our athletic opportunities can sometimes look a little different from year to year. Depending on participation and scheduling, we may offer coed teams such as coed flag football or coed volleyball.
These opportunities allow even more students to participate, learn new skills, and experience the benefits of being part of a team.
Athletics at Meridian Elementary are about more than winning and losing. Our sports program provides students with opportunities to grow both on and off the field or court.
Our athletes represent more than themselves. They represent their classmates, their teachers, their families, and the entire Meridian Tiger community.