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SuperNOVA Athletics and Activities

Find Your Strength. Be Part of the Team.

A match to play. A debate to prepare for. A robot to build. A problem to solve. SuperNOVA is where students in Grades 6–12 test their abilities through competitive athletic and academic programs.

Coached primarily by NOVA staff, students practice, prepare, compete, and represent their school year-round. It takes commitment and consistency, and that is part of what makes the experience matter.

Different Ways to Compete

Competition takes many forms.

For some students, it means stepping onto a field or court. For others, it means building a robot, solving a challenging problem, or preparing an argument for speech and debate.

The program runs in three seasons across the school year, with athletic and academic opportunities in each. The fall season includes Soccer (separate boys' and girls' teams in Grades 6–8 and Grades 9–12), Cross Country (Grades 6–12), and Badminton in both divisions, alongside Speech and Debate and Math for Grades 9–12 and Robotics for Grades 6–8. Basketball, Swimming, Knowledge Bowl, MathCounts, and Speech and Debate for Grades 6–8 follow in the winter, with Volleyball and Knowledge Bowl closing out the spring.

Two basketball players compete on a court while teammates and spectators watch from a bench in the background.
SuperNOVA girls volleyball team playing a match in a sports hall
Two runners compete on a leaf-covered dirt path surrounded by a forest of bare trees.
Three divers in red swimsuits leap into a swimming pool with lane markers in the foreground, while officials stand by the pool deck in a tiled indoor facility.
SuperNOVA soccer players on an outdoor field at sunset
A person wearing a yellow costume with a large circular black head mask holds a soccer ball in the foreground of a green sports field with players and mountains in the background.
A boy in a yellow sports jersey stands facing a person in a yellow astronaut costume on a green sports field with trees and a fence in the background.
SuperNOVA girls volleyball team posing together in the gym
A basketball player in a white and yellow uniform leaps to shoot the ball in the foreground, surrounded by other players on an indoor court with a neutral-toned gym background.
A basketball team in yellow and black uniforms poses with a trophy and medals in the foreground of an indoor sports court.
A group of people watch a small robot compete on a marked game field inside a brightly lit gymnasium.
Children and adults gather around a LEGO League competition table in the foreground, with a crowded indoor public space in the background.
A group of students sit at a table with buzzers in the foreground, while other students wave their hands and a man stands in the background of a bright classroom.
A group of students sits at white tables in a bright classroom, listening to a woman speaking in the foreground against a background of windows and posters.
Five people stand on a stage in the foreground, with a presentation screen and a white wall in the background.
A group of cheering students and teachers stand behind a podium in a classroom with a digital screen and white walls.

Showing Up Matters

Joining SuperNOVA comes with responsibility. Students are expected to attend practices and events consistently and maintain acceptable academic and disciplinary standing. That commitment is an important part of the experience. Being on a team means other people count on you.

Over the course of a season, students experience what it takes to prepare, improve, handle setbacks, support others, and keep going when things are difficult. Winning can be rewarding, but so can seeing what sustained effort makes possible.

Representing NOVA

When students compete through SuperNOVA, they represent more than themselves. They represent their teammates and their school. That brings pride, but also an expectation of respect and sportsmanship.
These experiences give students repeated opportunities to practice responsibility, teamwork, and respect for others.

Joining SuperNOVA

Participation is open to fully enrolled NOVA students in Grades 6–12. Programs, age groups, schedules, and registration details vary by season.

Families can view the General SuperNOVA Program for 2026/27 and the current seasonal schedule for available athletics and academic activities, practice times, competitions, registration, and parental consent information.by clicking on the button below. 

General SuperNOVA Program

SuperNOVA Merchandise

SuperNOVA student athletes sitting together in the stands with their sports bags

Contact Information

For more information please contact Ms. Ivana Stojneva at 02/3076-807 ext. 119 or at ivana.stojneva@nova.edu.mk 
 

Co-curriculars

SuperNOVA Athletics and Activities

A match to play. A debate to prepare for. A robot to build. A problem to solve. SuperNOVA is where students in Grades 6–12 test their abilities through competitive athletic and academic programs.

General Program Registration form
Female soccer players compete for a ball on a green turf field with a white tent and stadium seating in the background.