High School Athletics
Any high school students interested in participating in fall sports need to complete the necessary paperwork and have a current physical on file in the athletic office. Fall sports include the following: Football, girls’ swim, girls’ golf, boys’ soccer, girls’ tennis, Co-Ed Cross Country and girls’ volleyball. Please see the enclosed information sheet entitled HS Athletics. Some of these sports are offered at MSL, and others are offered as co-op teams with other schools. Please contact our Athletic Director, Mr. LaPlant, for more information. His phone number is 414-393-5754.
Sign up now for high school fall sports! Find details, required forms, and the registration link at
https://mpsathletics-ar.rschooltoday.com.
If you need help registering, contact the athletic director at your school or the MPS Athletics office at 475- 8219. To locate your school’s athletic director, contact information for each school is attached.
Looking for schedules, scores, or other high school sports information check out the new MSL sports website. Get involved and play. Go Hawks!!!
If you have any questions – please contact Mr. LaPlant @ 414-393-5754 or laplanrj@milwaukee.k12.wi.us
Fall Sports
- Cross Country
- Football
- Girls Golf
- Boys Soccer
- Girls Swimming
- Girls Tennis
- Girls Volleyball
Winter Sports
- Boys Basketball
- Girls Basketball
- Boys Swimming
- Wrestling
- Boys Volleyball
Spring Sports
- Baseball
- Boys Golf
- Girls Soccer
- Softball
- Boys Tennis
- Track
Middle School Sports
Fall Sports
- Flag Football
- Girls Basketball
Winter Sports
- Boys Basketball
- Co-ed Volleyball
Spring Sports
- Co-ed Soccer
- Co-ed Softball
Lady Hawks have best season in Milwaukee School of Languages history
The Milwaukee School of Languages (MSL) varsity girls basketball team wrapped up the best season for any sport in the school’s history.
The Lady Hawks were runners up in the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) Division 3 championship game in the state tournament, with a 43-31 loss to Hayward Saturday afternoon.
“Personally, I feel like I accomplished what I came here to accomplish,” senior Timeah Stotts told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “For a small school like the Milwaukee School of Languages to be here at state, it feels really good. Whether it’s gold or silver, we still have a ball.”
The Lady Hawks basketball program started at the school in 2005.
Central to the district’s plan to increase academic achievement as part of its eight big ideas is the redesign of the MPS experience to include expansion of fine arts, athletic programs and the opportunity for all students to participate in student clubs, associations and organization that support their interests and increase their connection with their school and community.
These activities offer opportunities for students to learn the values of teamwork, individual and group responsibility, physical strength and endurance, competition, diversity, and a sense of culture and community. Extracurricular activities provide a channel for reinforcing the lessons learned in the classroom, offering students the opportunity to apply academic skills in a real-world context, and are considered part of a well-rounded education.