Mennonite Sports Organization
Offering Athletic Opportunities for Elementary Students in a Christian Context
The Mennonite Sports Organization (MSO) – a program of Lancaster Mennonite School – serves congregations, children and families by providing athletic activities within the Christian community, keeping Christ and the Church at the center of life. The MSO enhances congregational youth ministries by allowing youth to play together in an environment that strengthens Christian character.
Announcements
Fall Registrations for Field Hockey & Boys Soccer is now open.
The MSO is a Place to
Build Character
Teamwork, positive attitudes, fair play and mutual respect are more important than winning or being better than others.
Develop Skills
The purpose of the program is to teach fundamental skills while having fun in a low-pressure atmosphere.
Committed to Providing
Great Facilities
Games are played using first-class facilities of Lancaster Mennonite High School.
Low Costs
The registration fee is just $65 per player; additional players in a family are $25 each, up to a maximum of $110/family. A team shirt is provided.
Practice and Game Schedule
Practices and games will be played at the Lancaster Campus, which offers MSO athletes the opportunity to use first-class high school facilities.
You will be assigned to a team by the program director. Special requests will be considered.
Practice will be one afternoon or evening per week. Most games will be played Saturday morning.
Staying Informed During the Season
If you have any questions, please contact the program coordinators. Once you are registered, you will get email messages with pertinent information. Announcements will also be posted on the MSO website.
Philosophy
- To teach fundamental skills
- To have all children enjoy practice and games
- To develop Christian character
- To develop good sportsmanship
The focus is not necessarily on winning, but on learning the game, team unity, and good sportsmanship.
Parent Code of Conduct
It is important for parents of a girl/boy in the Mennonite Sports Organization to remember that the philosophy/purpose of the program is to teach fundamental skills. We want each child to enjoy the time they spend in practice and at games. The focus of your child’s involvement should not be winning or losing, but rather learning, enjoying the game, and developing relationships with others.