SDCALI

San Diego Community Athletic League (SDCALi) mission is to provide their league participants (1st to 8th grade students) with athletic activities that keeps them busy well into the crucial after school hours, which have shown to be beneficial.  Participating in athletics helps alleviate crime, the academic achievement gap, substance use and academic shortcomings, particularly for racial/ethnic minority groups and low income students. SDCALi provides access to sports facilities which the majority of the students do not have.

The league not only cares for students’ physical well-being but aims to make better scholars by improving their academic performance. With the support of the head coaches, athletic directors, and school administrators, students are required to have a 2.5+ GPA as well as good conduct in order to participate in SDCALi

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AthLEAD Advantage emphasizes the importance of:

  • Discipline

  • Respect

  • Sportsmanship,

  • Dealing with adversity

  • Commitment

  • Responsibility

  • Communication skills

  • Accountability,

  • Camaraderie and pride to represent their school community.

SDCALi introduces them to possible career opportunities in the fitness, health and sports career fields.    

Elementary and Middle Schools participating in the SDCALi program are Chula Vista Elementary School District Schools, San Diego Unified School Districts Schools, along with various charter and private schools throughout the San Diego Districts such as the El Cajon, La Mesa, Chula Vista, National City and San Ysidro regions are active participants in the league.  SDCALi serves over 3,000 student-athletes throughout 50 different schools.

If you are interested in learning more information or to sign up for the league. Click on the button below.

My middle school teams have participated in basketball, flag football and soccer leagues organized and run by the AthLEAD Advantage team over many years/seasons. I cannot recommend them enough. Their organization and professionalism is second to none.
— Dennis Gildehaus, Middle school teacher