We are a co-ed competitive running team for both high school students (grades 9-12) and middle school students (grades 6-8) who are educated at home.  Our team typically has 1.5 - 2 hour practices three times a week at a track in town in the evenings. Once meets begin, there are usually 3 events (practices, meets) per week. We often travel to meets within a 1.5-hour radius of Bryan/College Station.The team starts practices in late-January, with meets held primarily March thru April. We compete in public school, private school, and homeschool meets.

View the Eligibility Guidelines set forth by the National Christian Homeschool Championship to see if you are eligible to participate in AHA Track+Field.


Track and Field is a sport which combines various athletic contests based on the skills of running, jumping, and throwing.  The running events are categorized as sprints, middle-distance, and long-distance events, relays, and hurdling.  Regular jumping events include long jump, triple jump, high jump, and pole vault, while the most common throwing events in high school are shot put, discus, & javelin. Events are scored individually and as a team.  Individually, athletes challenge each other to decide a single victor, based on who has achieved the fastest time, greatest distance, or greatest height in the contest.  Generally the best 6 athletes in each event are awarded points based on their individual placement, and that is how a team score is configured.  Team with most points wins.

• Competitive. We seek to challenge our youth in stimulating competition that drives them to work hard and give their best.

• Athletic Development. We seek to develop athletic skills, physical fitness, and conditioning that will serve them their entire life.

• Character Development. We seek to teach the Christian values of teamwork, honesty, integrity, humility, love, and respect.
   

Registration for Track & Field 2024 closed on Feb. 1.  

Registration for the 2025 season will open on Dec. 15, 2024.  Stay tuned.
Go to our Registration page and follow the steps to sign up and pay for AHA Track+Field.

NEW for the 2025 season registration! In order to participate in any Aggieland Homeschool Athletics (AHA) sport, you must become a member of AHA. Membership requirements are outlined in Article III of the AHA Bylaws. In short, membership is only granted to families who agree with the organization's Statement on Gender, Family, and Sexuality; and voting rights are only granted to those members who also agree with the organization's Statement of Faith. These Statements are included in the registration form and you will be asked if you agree with them.  

TRAVEL EXPENSES: You are responsible for all of your travel expenses. We often travel to meets within a 1.5-hour radius of Bryan/College Station. The only meet that will possibly cover multiple days and may require an overnight stay, is our final meet: the Texas Homeschool State Championships on May 3-4, 2024 @ Marion High School in Marion, TX (near San Antonio).

UNIFORMS:  An additional uniform fee (actual cost of the uniform) will be required only if your athlete fails to return his/her uniform top at the end of the season.  Please go to our Uniform page for more info regarding uniforms and supplies required for Track+Field.

Go to our Practice page for information on when, where, & what to bring to practices.

Go to our Uniforms and Supplies page for a list of required items at practices and meets.

Go to our Meet Schedule page for a list of racing opportunities.

Athlete Eligibility Guidelines
AHA Bylaws
AHA Cross Country/ Track+Field Handbook
Letterman Jacket Guidelines
AHA Waiver for Communicable Diseases
AHA Policy on the Prevention and Mitigation of Abuse