Mid - Season House Tournament brackets are located on the tournaments page.

March 2nd marks the 1st annual coaches vs. cancer night when the Elk River Elks host the last regular season game of the year against Armstrong.  Pink T shirts will be available to purchase at $10 each at the game. However, because shirts are limited, you can reserve your shirt with Brian Thompson at 763-442-1232 or brithompson@envoymortgage.com.  Admission for that night is free when you enter the game wearing the pink cancer shirt.  Players from both teams will be warming up in the shirts and the coaches will have special edition coaches vs. cancer polo's. 

Come on our and support a great cause while watching a great game.  100% of the proceeds will be donated directly towards breast cancer awareness and research.

 The first 6 rows of bleachers on the opposing side of the players are reserved that night for kids and students - let's fill them up!

Friday, January 20^th at 7:00, Elk River vs. Maple Grove.  All players wearing their jersey will get into the game free AND receive a super cool ER Basketball HAT!  Players in grades 1-5, will be invited onto the basketball court at halftime to participate in different dribbling and shooting skills stations.  It is a great opportunity to not only show support for our great high school basketball program,  but to show off the skills you have been practicing and have fun as a team.  After the game, Varsity players will hang around to meet our youth players and sign autographs!

Please bring your own equipment to open gyms. Space is limited.  Children must be accompanied by a paying/participating adult at family open gyms.

6:30-8:30pm YMCA Gym - Families (No organized play)    Fee: $2/payable at the door. *YMCA Members need to show Membership card to waive fee.

The Minnesota Legislature recently passed a "Concussion Law" which requires any municipality, business, school district or nonprofit organization that organizes a youth athletic activity and charges a fee to follow the statute's requirements, including implementing concussion training and education to improve player safety and establish safe return-to-play policies for athletes who sustain a concussion.

The law mandates that all coaches and officials receive concussion training and education by September 1, 2011, and then at three-year intervals thereafter. Coaches must remove an athlete from activity if they exhibit signs, symptoms or behaviors consistent with a concussion and/or are suspected of sustaining a concussion. The law also requires a doctor's signature to return to play if an athlete is removed due to a concussion or is showing signs or symptoms of a concussion.