Youth Track and Field - Spring League
FRRPD Youth Track & Field provides a fun, positive, and recreational introduction to the sport of track and field.
Participants have the option to sign up through their school and run for their school team or after-school program or as Free Agents.
Contact your school directly to see if they are participating. (Typically this is run through after-school programs.)
If your school or after-school program (ASP) is not participating, Free Agents can also sign up through FRRPD.
2026 Meet dates and times for each division:
| Division | Meet Dates* | Times | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kindergarten - 4th Grade | April 2, April 23, May 7 | Meets start at 4:00pm | Harrison Stadium |
| 5th Grade - 8th Grade | April 16, April 30, May 14 | Meets start at 4:00pm | Harrison Stadium |
*Tentative dates subject to change, pending Harrison Stadium availability
Click on the links below for additional information:
2026 Track & Field Coaches' Packet.pdfForms:
- Participant Registration Form
- Player/Spectator Coach Code of Conduct
- Team Roster
- Meet Entry Sheets:
Registration
Students may join teams through their school or after-school programs. Registration is $28 per runner for the season. Teams must be pre-registered through FRRPD.
Registrations Opens: Monday, February 2, 2026
Registration links will be available when registration opens.
Registration Deadline: Thursday, March 5, 2026, or when leagues fill - whichever comes first.
School Team Registration:
K - 4th Grade School/ASP Teams: Click here to register your team
5th - 8th Grade School/ASP Teams: Click here to register your team
Free Agent Registration:
IMPORTANT: Check with your school/ASP to see if they are participating prior to registering as a Free Agent!
K - 4th Grade Free Agents: Click here to register
5th - 8th Grade Free Agents: Click here to register
School Team Volunteers: Each team must provide a minimum of 2 volunteers per meet. Larger teams will be asked provide additional volunteers. This volunteer can be an assistant coach, parents, young adult, etc. Volunteers will help coordinate the event by timing runners, measuring distances for field events, and helping get participants get ready for their race.
