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Tuesday, April 16, 2024

It’s Never Too Early to Register for Fall Athletics!

We may be in the middle of summer, but it’s never too early to Register for Fall Athletics!

Registration is open for Flag Football and Volleyball for the Fall 2023 season. You’ll want to register early to claim your spot because these teams are in it to win it! Our Athletics staff, volunteer coaches, and world-class players work hard each season to make life-long memories, have fun, and grow as teammates and individuals.

Our Spring Leagues went so well that we can’t wait to do it again. Here are a few stats about the Spring season to get you pumped about the upcoming season in the Fall.

Spring was busy, with over 1,200 athletes registered for Flag Football and Volleyball Leagues combined! Our Athletics Supervisor and Coordinator worked hard to ensure every team had a world-class experience. Our teams brought back the gold! Here are the Spring Season results:

Volleyball Playoffs
8U Recreational Championship: Lady Lions win in 2 sets versus Dream (25-23, 27-25)
8U Competitive Championship: Fireballs win in 2 sets versus Spike Girls (25-23, 25-10)

10U Recreational Championship: SunSetters win in 2 sets versus Sugar & Spike (25-19, 25-16)
10U Competitive Championship: Fireballs win in 3 sets versus Super Servers (25-27, 26-24, 9-15)

12U Recreational Championship: Serves You Right win in 2 sets versus Panthers (25-21, 25-16)
12U Competitive Championship: Strikers win in 2 sets versus Aces (14-25, 17-25)

Spring Flag Football Playoffs:
K-2nd Grade Recreational Championship: Miami Dolphins (Burnett) defeated the New York Jets 26-6
K-2nd Grade Competitive Championship: Baltimore Ravens defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 26-19

3rd-4th Grade Recreational Championship: Miami Dolphins defeated the Detroit Lions 32-19
3rd-4th Grade Competitive Championship: Baltimore Ravens defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 20-19

5th-6th Grade Recreational Championship: Buffalo Bills defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 41-25
5th-6th Grade Competitive Championship: Miami Dolphins defeated the Dallas Cowboys 47-13

7th-8th Grade Championship (combined): Las Vegas Raiders defeated the New England Patriots 32-25

All Competitive Champions and Runner-Ups were invited to compete in the RISE Flag Football National Championships at the University of Maryland (College Park, MD) July 7th-9th!! Congratulations to all our winning teams! We know you will do incredible in Maryland!

Don’t miss out on the fun! Register for Volleyball today! Claim your Flag Football spot!

Champions Club Grand Opening Delayed Due to September Rainfall

Due to heavy rainfall Southlake experienced in September, Champions Club will not open as planned in December. We are working diligently to make up as much time as we can and currently anticipate opening in February.

We appreciate your understanding and can’t wait to serve you at Champions Club. Be sure to visit our website and follow us on Facebook to receive the latest Champions Club updates.

Important Information

  • If you have already purchased your membership, your account will not be charged again until April 1, 2019 or 30 days after the facility opens to the public, whichever date is greater.
  • Sneak peek tours will still be available to our pre-sale members. We’ll be posting the information as soon as we set our dates. It’s not too late to purchase a pre-sale membership! Visit our membership page for all the details.

We are here to answer any questions you may have! Please give us a call at (817) 748-8955 or email us at memberships@TheMarqSouthlake.com.

Carroll Claims First 5A Lone Star Cup

The 2011-2012 school year marked historic results for the Carroll Dragons in University Interscholastic League competitions. The widespread success throughout Carroll’s athletic and academic programs has lifted the school to elite state-wide status. Carroll earned the UIL’s Class 5A Lone Star Cup championship as the results became official July 1. Carroll scored 100 points, 7.5 points ahead of second-place The Woodlands.

It marked Carroll’s first Class 5A Lone State Cup title. The Dragons are familiar with the award, winning in back-to-back school years in Class 4A (2000-2001 and 2001-2002). The Dragons moved to Class 5A in the 2002-2003 school year. The title was highlighted by Carroll producing five state championships in team sports — football, boys and girls cross country and boys and girls swimming — and multiple district championships. The five team state championships mark the most by a 5A school in state history.

The Lone Star Cup is awarded annually to five high schools, one in each of the five UIL classifications (1A, 2A, 3A, 4A and 5A), based on their team performance in district and state championships. The winning schools in each classification will receive the UIL Lone Star Cup trophy and a $1,000 scholarship, also presented by the UIL. The award started in the 1997-1998 school year.

1. Carroll 100 pts.
2. The Woodlands 92.5 pts.
3. San Antonio Reagan 76 pts.
4. Austin Westlake 74 pts.
5. Lewisville Marcus 66 pts.
6. Katy Seven Lakes 64 pts.
7. Mission Sharyland 62 pts.
8. Deer Park 60 pts.
  Northside O’Connor 60 pts.
10. Arlington Martin 58 pts.
  Laredo Alexander 58 pts.
  San Antonio Churchill 58 pts.