Athletic Program Detroit Academy of Arts & Sciences encourages students to participate on athletic teams. Participation in athletics encourages students to build teamwork and leadership skills. Additionally, our Athletic program boosts school spirit which ultimately improves the school climate and culture. In the upcoming school years, we plan to expand our Athletic program to include: Baseball, Volleyball, and Softball. We look forward to building what we would hope to be one of the best Athletic Programs in the state of Michigan. We will continue the process of helping our student-athletes become successful both in the classroom and in the athletic arena.
Elementary Athletic Department “Home of the Eagles”DAAS Elementary Athletic Program consists of three teams: 3rd – 5th grade co-ed Basketball Team, 6th grade co-ed Basketball Team, and 3rd – 6th grade Cheer Team. We also host a Kindergarten through 6th grade basketball camp which is open to all students. Our dedicated coaches teach the students the fundamentals of basketball and cheerleading. Students who compete maintain high academic standards and a high level of sportsmanship. We encourage our youth to compete with DAAS Eagle Spirit!! Secondary Athletic Department “Home of the Jaguars”DAAS Secondary Athletic Program consists of following teams: Middle School – 7th & 8th Grades Girls Basketball - Lamont Arrington Boys Basketball - Lamont Arrington Soccer - Elvin Crosby High School – 9th – 12th Grades Junior Varsity Boys Basketball – Coach Michael Daniels Varsity Basketball – Tyrone Dozier Varsity Girls Basketball – Keron Dorset Varsity Cheer Team – Pamela Parks Students must maintain acceptable academic performance and school behavior throughout the school year. Coaches provide mentoring and skill development. Boys Highlights Video
Girls Highlights Video
AchievementsThe Middle School Girls’ Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Lamont Arrington, won the Southeastern Athletic League’s Championship. The Championship game was played at the Palace of Auburn Hills on November 15, 2009. Ja’nae Williams was named the Most Valuable Player, RaNiesha Johnson earned the Title of Defense Player of the Year and DeJae Gatson received the Most Improved Award. Click below to view highlights from their championship game.
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