Athletics

Homestead's athletic programs are committed to excellence, but the commitments go across the board. Academics are our first priority, and that message is reinforced among all of our student-athletes. We are proud to offer all of the WIAA sport offerings and with 14 no-cut opportunities, there is a tremendous opportunity for all students to enjoy the benefits of participating in athletics.

THROUGH SPORT WE STRIVE TO...

Enrich student's educational experiences ... promote academic achievement ... improve school spirit ... foster servant leadership ...reinforce social responsibility ... create friendships ... teach sportsmanship and fair play... encourage healthy lifestyles ... stimulate a growth mindset.

28 Varsity sport programs
3.53 Cumulative GPA
113 Individual state champions

700 + Individual student athletes
280+ Conference Championships
45 Team state champions

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Athletics Office Contact Information

Travel Release Forms

The health and safety of our students are our top priority. These travel release forms provides parents, or students, with a valid driver's license and proof of insurance, the ability to transport themselves to a Homestead High School sanctioned competition at an away site. Students may not transport any other students in the vehicle with them. All transportation in a private vehicle must be approved in advance in writing by the parents, coach and athletic administrator.

MTSD Athletics Travel Release - Parent Driver

MTSD Travel Release - Student Driver (Fall)

MTSD Travel Release - Student Driver (Winter)

MTSD Travel Release - Student Driver (Spring)

Sports Offerings at Homestead

We are proud to offer all of the WIAA sport offerings and with 14 no-cut opportunities, there is a tremendous opportunity for all students to enjoy the benefits of participating in athletics.

Click on the tabs below for more information about the sport opportunities available in each season.

Fall Sports

Cheerleading

Cross Country - Girls

Cross County - Boys

Dance Team

Football

Golf - Girls

Soccer - Boys

Swim & Dive - Girls

Tennis - Girls

Volleyball - Boys

Volleyball - Girls

Winter Sports

Basketball - Girls

Basketball - Boys

Cheerleading

Dance Team

Gymnastics

Hockey - Girls

Hockey - Boys

Ski - Girls & Boys

Swim & Dive - Boys

Wrestling

Spring Sports

Baseball

Golf - Boys

Soccer - Girls

Softball

Tennis - Boys

Track & Field - Girls

Track & Field - Boys

Lacrosse - Girls

Lacrosse - Boys

Athletics Registration

Code of Conduct

Participation in Homestead co-curricular activities is an integral part of the Homestead High School curriculum. While our primary goal as a school district is to provide a sound academic experience for all of our students, co-curricular activities provide unique opportunities for students to promote their mental, physical, and social-emotional development. By providing a strong co-curricular program, Homestead High School extends the privilege of enriching the mind and body to any student meeting district, Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA), and any applicable governing body’s requirements. Co-curricular participants who comply with this code of conduct demonstrate a desire to dedicate themselves to self-improvement as well as to enhance the best interests of fellow teammates, advisors/coaches and school. If accepted, this privilege carries certain responsibilities, and this co-curricular code presents these responsibilities.

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Homestead Co-Curricular Code of Conduct

Booster Club

The Homestead High school Booster Club exists to encourage, support, and advance Homestead athletic programs & activities.

The Homestead High School Booster Club raises funds through a wide variety of activities including booster club membership, concessions, spirit wear sales and events. All money earned is used to directly support your student's sport. The Booster Club has donated over $1,500,000 in the last five years alone to support athletics at Homestead High School.

The club consists of dedicated and energetic parents, teachers, coaches and alumni who collectively raise money for the club via their membership. Many of these individuals also help by coordinating concessions and spirit wear, managing scholarships, planning fun activities for members and more.

Homestead High School Booster Club

Hall of Fame

Homestead High School is seeking nominations for its Athletic Hall of Fame. We will recognize individuals in the following categories: Athlete, Coach or Distinguished Service.

The reception and induction in the Hall of Fame will take place during the upcoming winter season.

Nomination information is available in the Homestead athletics office or you may email Ernie Millard at emillard@mtsd.k12.wi.us for more information.

Nominations may come from alumni and current or former Homestead or district staff.
Nominees must be at least 30 years of age.

Hall of Fame Inductees (1960-Present)

If you have questions, please contact Ernie Millard at emillard@mtsd.k12.wi.us, or call the Homestead athletics office at 262-238-5677.

Adding a New Sport

Procedure for Adding a New Sport at Homestead

Students, teachers, staff, or parents may initiate the process for establishing a new sport or expanding an existing sport to another level. The steps listed below should be followed:

All requests to establish a new sport or expand an existing sport to another level will initially be presented to the Homestead High School Athletic Director.
The Athletic Director will take the request to the school Principal for comment and approval for consideration.
If the Principal approves the request for consideration, the Principal or designee then forwards the request to the Superintendent, with his/her comments.
The Superintendent, Principal, and Athletic Director gather information about each of the elements for consideration of the proposal for approval or disapproval. The following elements are considered in the approval of a new sport or the expansion of an existing sport:
- Compatibility with MTSD policies and regulations
- Liability and safety
- Compliance with Title IX and other applicable laws
- Availability of practice and game space
- Availability of same-level competition locally
- Appropriateness for student group
- Demonstrated interest in the sport among current students
- Sustainability over time (demonstrated interest among future HHS students)
- Timeliness of the request and financial impact in relation to the MTSD budget cycle
- Availability of staff (including sponsors, coaches, and trainers)
- Availability of adequate administrative supervision
- Anticipated costs for coaches, equipment, uniforms, possible travel, competitions, etc.
Contact:
Erich Hinterstocker, HHS Athletic Director
Mequon-Thiensville School District
5000 W. Mequon Rd.
Mequon, WI 53092
ehinterstocker@mtsd.k12.wi.us
262-238-5634

Lost and Found

(HOMESTEAD CAMPUS ONLY)

Homestead High School hosts many facility rentals, athletic activities, and events year-round, and personal items often get left behind on campus. To report an item lost on the Homestead school grounds, please send an email to lostandfound@mtsd.k12.wi.us. Describe the item in detail to the best of your ability and any additional information that might be useful (when or where you might have lost the item). Any found items can be turned into a Homestead representative, or the main school office.

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