 |  Angelo CarminaAthletic Director; Physical Education; Life Saving/Water Sports, Boys Varsity Basketball Coach 202-454-2257 |
 Tanya Rorie-BryanAssociate Director, PE, Weightlifting, Conditioning, Girls Varsity Basketball Coach 202-454-2258 |
| | Interscholastic athletics, offered to students in Junior High, Intermediate and High School divisions, are an important part of the educational program at The Lab School of Washington. Through the years competitive athletics have provided hundreds of student athletes valuable opportunities to work, grow, learn, and have fun. Interscholastic activities are voluntary at The Lab School of Washington and we are proud of the fact that each year, approximately two thirds of the eligible student athletes choose to participate. The purpose of the athletic program is to advance the educational philosophy of the school in the arena of developmental and competitive athletics.
The Lab School offers seventeen different programs to our students, including:
High School: Boy's and Girl's Varsity Soccer, Basketball, JV Basketball (for boys), Swimming, Lacrosse, Tennis, Track, and Girl's Varsity Volleyball.
Junior High: Boys and Girls Basketball, Soccer, Swimming and Track.
Intermediate: Boy's and Girl's Basketball and Swimming.
Athletic Department Mission
The mission of The Lab School of Washington Athletics is to provide a developmental and competitive athletic program, while promoting and embodying the ideals of teamwork, sportsmanship, hard work, and self-discipline. Developing the student-athlete's character through a positive and supportive environment increases self-confidence and therefore is essential to personal success.
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| Athletics Philosophy The Lab School of Washington Athletic Philosophy is one that encourages and allows for participation by all students at any level of competition. We aim to promote character and teach many values to our students. Among the values that help our athletes and competitors to become responsible adults include sportsmanship, leadership on and off the field, commitment to one's team or activity, critical thinking during practice and competition, time management, self-discipline, and enjoyment. We believe that students will gain these and other values by taking part in The Lab School of Washington athletic program throughout their career. Our goal is to challenge our student athletes to strive to be the best they can be on and off the field. In truth, what really is important about athletics is to have fun, to fight adversity, to risk failure, to get up when you are knocked down, to compete as hard as you can, not to use excuses, and to learn how to win and lose gracefully. |
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Content published in the following locations: | GIRLS LACROSSE- LAB @ WILSON
4:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Location: 3950 Chesapeake St NW Washington, DC 20008
BACK AROUND 6:30ISH |
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Content published in the following locations: | BOYS LACROSSE-LAB @ KIPP
5:00 PM to 6:30 PM
Location: 2600 Douglass pl, SE Washington, DC 20020
RETURN AROUND 7:45 ISH |
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