District of Columbia Interscholastic Athletic Association

District of Columbia Interscholastic Athletic Association
Abbreviation DCIAA
Formation 1958
Type Volunteer; NPO
Legal status Association
Purpose Athletic/Educational
Headquarters 1401 Brentwood Pkwy. NE
Washington, D.C. 20002
Official language
English
Athletic Director
 Stephanie Evans
Affiliations National Federation of State High School Associations
Budget
$3,031,000
Staff
15
Remarks (202) 698-3326

The District of Columbia Interscholastic Athletic Association (DCIAA) is the public high school athletic league in Washington, D.C. The league was founded in 1958. The original high school conference for D.C. schools was the Inter-High School Athletic Association, formed around 1896. That organization was segregated, and black schools in the District formed their own athletic association. The Inter-High League was renamed the DCIAA in 1989 to bring the District of Columbia in line with other states with interscholastic athletic programs. In 2011 Stephanie Evans took over as Athletic Director and has turned what was once a struggling high school sports organization into a success story.

The DCIAA sponsors varsity championships in basketball, baseball, Bowling cross country, football, Flag football -girls, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, skiing, and track and field.

Members

School Mascot Enrollment
Anacostia High School Indians 661
Ballou High School Knights 755
Benjamin Banneker High School Bulldogs 449
Bell Multicultural High School Griffins 1285
Cardozo Senior High School Clerks 627
Coolidge Senior High School Colts 395
Dunbar High School Crimson Tide 653
Eastern High School Ramblers 1025
H.D. Woodson Senior High School Warriors 639
Luke C. Moore High School Eagles 350
McKinley Tech Trainers 645
Phelps High School Panthers 323
School Without Walls Penguins 590
Theodore Roosevelt Senior High School Rough Riders 476
Woodrow Wilson High School Tigers 1788

Football Divisions

To increase the parity in DCIAA football, two separate divisions based on ability were created, rather than the East-West division structure of previous years. The Stars Division is the more competitive division and those schools will be eligible for the historic Turkey Bowl game.

Stars Division

Stripes Division

Football Championships

By far the biggest and most-celebrated DCIAA sport, the football champion is decided in the annual Turkey Bowl on Thanksgiving Day. Here is the history of the DCIAA football champions.

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Football Champions
Year Champion Runner-up Score
1955 Cardozo Spingarn 26-6
1956 Anacostia Cardozo 14-0
1957 Anacostia Wilson 12-0
1958 Eastern Wilson 20-14
1959 Eastern Wilson 19-13
1960 Eastern Bell 25-6
1961 Eastern Theodore Roosevelt 27-0
1962' Theodore Roosevelt Eastern 2-0
1963 Theodore Roosevelt Eastern 13-6
1964 Bell Phelps 12-0
1965 Bell Spingarn 31-19
1966 Bell McKinley Tech 13-3
1967 Western Eastern 19-13
1968 Cardozo McKinley Tech 24-19
1969 Coolidge McKinley Tech 20-2
1970 McKinley Tech Cardozo 19-0
1971 Eastern Dunbar 18-8
1972 Coolidge Anacostia 12-8
1973 Anacostia Theodore Roosevelt 22-0
1974 Theodore Roosevelt Anacostia 13-6
1975 H.D. Woodson Dunbar 14-0
1976 Theodore Roosevelt Spingarn 14-8
1977 Eastern Theodore Roosevelt 13-0
1978 Eastern Dunbar 13-0
1979 Theodore Roosevelt Spingarn 20-19
1980 Coolidge Ballou 18-8
1981 H.D. Woodson Theodore Roosevelt 7-6
1982 H.D. Woodson Coolidge 33-0
1983 Anacostia Dunbar 30-6
1984 Anacostia Theodore Roosevelt 26-13
1985 Coolidge H.D. Woodson 35-6
1986 Coolidge H.D. Woodson 32-13
1987 H.D. Woodson Coolidge 21-6
1988 Anacostia Cardozo 20-19
1989 Anacostia Wilson 38-26
1990 Eastern Wilson 13-6
1991 Wilson Anacostia 27-6
1992 Dunbar Anacostia 23-12
1993 H.D. Woodson Anacostia 14-12
1994 H.D. Woodson Anacostia 6-0
1995 Anacostia Dunbar 40-31
1996 Cardozo Anacostia 36-32
1997 H.D. Woodson Anacostia 26-22
1998 Dunbar Theodore Roosevelt 28-20
1999 Dunbar Eastern 22-0
2000 Dunbar Ballou 35-12
2001 Dunbar H.D. Woodson 16-14
2002 H.D. Woodson Dunbar 19-3
2003 Dunbar Ballou 33-20
2004 Dunbar Wilson 33-0
2005 Dunbar Coolidge 43-14
2006 Ballou Dunbar 34-33
2007 Dunbar HD Woodson 20-9
2008 H.D. Woodson Dunbar 24-6
2009 H.D. Woodson Ballou 30-26
2010 H.D. Woodson Dunbar 44-12
2011 Dunbar Coolidge 33-21
2012 Anacostia Dunbar Dunbar stripped of 12-8

title due to Ineligible Player

2013 H.D. Woodson Wilson 25-13
2014 H.D. Woodson Ballou 16-12
2015 H.D. Woodson Wilson 40-24
Football Champions
School Championships Runners-up Total Appearances
H.D. Woodson 15 3 18
Dunbar 10 9 + 1 forfeit 20
Anacostia 9 8 17
Eastern 8 4 12
Roosevelt 5 6 11
Coolidge 5 4 9
Cardozo 3 3 6
Bell 3 1 4
Wilson 1 8 9
Ballou 1 5 6
McKinley Tech 1 3 4
Western 1 0 1
Spingarn 0 4 4
Phelps 0 1 1

Former Schools

Alumni

References

  1. ↑ Accessed 2012-07-01.
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