Middle School DSYL (6th-8th Grade)

Q1: What will my child learn in DSYL 6–8?

A: Students explore foundational leadership skills, build confidence, develop teamwork, and learn goal-setting and problem-solving in a supportive environment.

Q2: How often does the program meet?

A: Sessions are typically virtual with optional in-person experiences, giving students consistent engagement while remaining flexible for families.

Q3: How can my child participate?

A: Click the “Apply Now” button to submit an application. Accepted students receive orientation instructions and upcoming session schedules.

Q1: What kind of training is offered?

A: Athletes receive sport-specific skill development, strength and conditioning, competitive scrimmages, and performance tracking to improve both on and off the field.

Q2: Who is eligible to join?

A: The program is open to student-athletes looking to excel in athletics, gain college recruitment exposure, and grow leadership and teamwork skills.

Q3: How do athletes enroll?

A: Click the “Join Us” button to sign up. Athletes may participate upon approval, after which they receive program schedules, orientation details, and access to coaches and mentors.improve cardiovascular health, and increase overall fitness and well-being.

Q1: How is the high school program different from middle school?

A: The 9–12 program emphasizes advanced leadership, college readiness, career exploration, and applied projects, preparing students for real-world challenges.

Q2: Will students get mentorship?

A: Yes! Students work with alumni and professionals who provide guidance, feedback, and advice throughout the program.

Q3: What types of activities are included?

A: Students engage in workshops, reflective exercises, leadership projects, and collaborative problem-solving experiences designed to strengthen critical skills.increase the intensity and difficulty of workouts as you progress.