Red Wing High School, home of the Wingers, boasts a storied tradition of athletic excellence that has significantly contributed to the community’s vibrant sports culture. Competing in the Big 9 Conference, the Wingers have consistently demonstrated prowess across various sports disciplines.
Historical Highlights
The Wingers’ athletic legacy dates back to their first state championship in boys’ basketball in 1915. Over the years, the school has accumulated numerous state titles, including:
- Boys’ Basketball: State champions in 1915, 1920, 1922, and 1933.
- Boys’ Hockey: Secured the state championship in 1997, led by standout player John Pohl.
- Girls’ Golf: Achieved state titles in 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2011.
- Girls’ Swimming and Diving: Dominated with state championships in 2000, 2001, and 2002.
These achievements underscore the school’s commitment to fostering athletic talent and sportsmanship.
Current Athletic Programs
Today, Red Wing High School offers a diverse range of sports programs across fall, winter, and spring seasons:
Fall Sports
- Cheerleading
- Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country
- Football
- Boys’ and Girls’ Soccer
- Girls’ Swimming & Diving
- Girls’ Tennis
- Volleyball
Winter Sports
- Cheerleading
- Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball
- Gymnastics
- Boys’ and Girls’ Hockey
- Boys’ Swimming and Diving
Spring Sports
- Baseball
- Boys’ and Girls’ Golf
- Softball
- Boys’ Tennis
- Boys’ and Girls’ Track and Field
These programs provide students with opportunities to develop their skills, engage in healthy competition, and contribute to the school’s rich athletic tradition.
Community Engagement
The Wingers’ athletic events serve as a focal point for community engagement, bringing together students, parents, alumni, and residents to support and celebrate the school’s teams. The spirit and camaraderie displayed at these events reflect the strong bond between the school and the Red Wing community.
For more information on schedules, events, and updates, visit the official Red Wing High School athletics website.