Athletics
Teams & competition
Basketball, football, volleyball, and chess: different ways to practise, contribute, and compete.
Representing AEIS
A shared commitment.
AEIS offers opportunities to represent the school in regional tournaments and interscholastic competition through basketball, football, volleyball, and chess. These activities bring preparation, teamwork, and decision-making into another part of the student experience.
Ask the school about current participation arrangements, practices, competitions, and any requirements that apply to a particular activity. This website does not publish team rosters, confirmed fixtures, tryout dates, or scores.
Basketball
Explore the activity ↗02Football
Explore the activity ↗03Volleyball
Explore the activity ↗04Chess
Explore the activity ↗For students and families
Plan around the commitment.
Students
Ask what participation involves and how it fits with coursework, service, and other activities. Think about preparation, reliable communication, and the contribution you can make to a group. Confirm the actual schedule before committing.
Parents
Ask about supervision, timing, transport, and any activity-specific requirements. Confirm a competition’s arrangements directly with the school, especially when travel or a change to the regular day is involved.
Beyond school competition
Considering college athletics?
Joshua Delgado can discuss academic records, core-course planning, and NCAA Eligibility Center procedures for students considering Division I or II participation. The NCAA determines individual eligibility. School participation does not guarantee eligibility, recruitment, admission, or a scholarship.