At MCI, we believe that the value of sport extends well beyond that which can be captured on a score sheet.

We see athletics as a venue for developing people of character. From teamwork to sportsmanship to self-control, we recognize a wide range of qualities that students can gain from their involvement in MCI’s athletics program. We offer age appropriate physical development in addition to promoting opportunities to strengthen self-confidence, discipline, determination, perseverance, endurance and courage. Fair play is stressed along with integrity, honor, and compassion in competition. Student athletes represent the school and their families to those around, so expectations of them are quite high. In addition to them playing with purpose on the court or in the field, they are also expected to excel in the classroom. Within the athletic department at Mennonite Collegiate Institute, we believe athletic programs should be played for a purpose greater than winning. While we certainly can and do win on the fields and courts, we always want our student athletes to remember the purpose of competition is to use the gifts given to them by God for His Greater Glory. MCI competes in the Manitoba High School Athletic Association‘s Zone 4, which means all of its league competition takes place in southern Manitoba. MCI teams also take part in a variety of tournaments which occur around the province. We encourage parents and friends to come out and cheer for our many athletes. Go, Blues!