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Welcome to the LHS Lancer Athletic Program. We offer 24 sports spread over three seasons for both male and female athletes. Lakeside High School has a proud tradition of athletic & academic excellence, promoting sportsmanship, physical activity, friendships and a well-rounded education. Athletes are meant to maintain at least a 2.0. If you are coming to us as a freshman, great news- you have a FRESH START!
If there is a specific program you are interested in, please to complete the Sports Team Information Request or feel free to contact the coach directly Coach Staff.
The Athletic Clearance is the first step to becoming a student-athlete at Lakeside High School. The process must be completed every school year and includes a physical from your doctor. Everything is online, if you have not done so already, create a login at HomeCampus.com, if you already have an account be sure you register for the next school year. If you have any questions, feel free to contact [email protected] or [email protected] for help.
Scott Lawson Iris Aceves
- The Raincross Conference consists of the following leagues: Ivy, Sunbelt, Inland Valley.
- The Leagues consist of the following schools: Lakeside, Elsinore, Heritage, Arlington, JW North, Riverside Poly, Notre Dame, Orange Vista, Rancho Verde, Canyon Springs, Valley View, Paloma Valley, Perris, Elsinore and Temescal Canyon
| FALL SPORTS | LEAGUE | WINTER SPORTS | LEAGUE | SPRING SPORTS | LEAGUE | ||
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SUNBELT
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BOYS BASKETBALL
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SUNBELT
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BASEBALL
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SUNBELT
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| GIRLS VOLLEYBALL | INLAND |
GIRLS BASKETBALL | IVY | SOFTBALL | SUNBELT | ||
| GIRLS GOLF | INLAND VALLEY | GIRLS WATER POLO | IVY | BOYS TENNIS | INLAND VALLEY | ||
| GIRLS TENNIS | INLAND VALLEY | BOYS SOCCER | INLAND VALLEY | BOYS GOLF | INLAND VALLEY | ||
| BOYS WATER POLO | INLAND VALLEY | GIRLS SOCCER | INLAND VALLEY | BOYS VOLLEYBALL | SUNBELT | ||
| WRESTLING | SUNBELT | SWIM | SUNBELT | ||||
| STUNT CHEER | SUNBELT | TRACK | INLAND VALLEY |
Lake Elsinore Unified is committed to making schools free from unlawful discrimination and providing equal opportunities for all individuals in education. The district prohibits discriminatory practices whose purpose or effect has a negative impact on the student’s academic performance, or of creating an intimidating, hostile or offensive educational environment. The district promotes programs that ensure that discriminatory practices are eliminated in all district activities. Any student who engages in discrimination of another student or anyone from the district may be subject to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion. Any employee who permits or engages in discrimination may be subject to disciplinary action up to and including dismissal. Any student or parent/guardian who believes that discrimination has occurred should immediately contact the principal for resolution at the site.
