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WDV Athletics Weekly Game Schedule and Announcements – 2/2-2/7

Wiseburn Da Vinci Athletics Winter season sports wrap up league play this week! Congratulations to all our winter sports athletes who worked hard this season to represent WDV with pride. 

 

⚽️ Monday, 2/2 – Girls Soccer vs Peninsula

HOME GAME

6:00pm Var

4:30pm JV

 

⚽️ Monday 2/2 – Boys Soccer @ Peninsula

2:30pm Var

4:00pm JV

 

🏀 Tuesday 2/3 – Boys Basketball @ Marquez

7:45pm Var

6:20pm JV

5:00pm FS

 

Tuesday 2/3 – ESports All Girls Super Smash Brothers Ultimate 

In the Fishbowl

4:00pm 

 

Wednesday, 2/4 – Rocket League and Mario Kart 8 

Broadcast only

4:00pm

 

Thursday, 2/5 – Super Smash Brothers Ultimate

In the CTE Lab

4:00pm Var, JV 1 and JV2

 

Announcements

Be sure to check out the latest Life @ DV Newsletter to catch our WDV update from January!

 

A massive CONGRATULATIONS to the Wiseburn Da Vinci Girls Basketball team on their 2nd place finish in the Pioneer League!!! They are officially headed into the postseason and into playoffs!

 

WDV baseball

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🚨 Sports Physicals REQUIRED for tryouts! 🐺⚡️🏃‍♀️⚽🏐🏀⚾️🥎👟🏊🏹

All student-athletes must have a current sports physical uploaded to Home Campus BEFORE tryouts — no exceptions!

💥 Good news: Exer Urgent Care is offering FREE physicals now through August 31! Don’t wait — take advantage of this opportunity and get cleared early for fall, winter and springs sports! Physicals are good for 365 days.

📄 The sports physical form is available here to download and more information is available  https://athletics.davincischools.org/tryouts/

✅ Go to Home Campus and create a new account or log in. Pick your sport. Fill out your athlete and guardians information Be sure to follow all steps to upload your completed physical to Home Campus so you’re ready to hit the field or court on Day 1! Check out the How to Use Home Campus video.

Upload to: https://athleticclearance.com/

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WDV Athletics Monthly Update – May

Closing Out the Season: Spring Sports in Review

As the Wiseburn Da Vinci 2024-25 spring sports season comes to a close, we want to take a moment to recognize and celebrate the outstanding efforts of our student-athletes. This season has been one to remember — many of our teams advanced to postseason play, a testament to the hard work, dedication, and growth displayed throughout the year.

While we may not have gone as far in all the playoffs as we had hoped, the progress and perseverance shown by our athletes have been nothing short of inspiring. Each game, match, and meet reflected the heart and commitment that define Wolf pride.

To our graduating senior athletes: thank you. Thank you for your leadership, passion, and for allowing us to be a part of your high school journey. Your legacy will leave a lasting impact, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for each of you.

eSports

Team Update: We’re thrilled to share that 15 members of the WDV Esports Team—joined by a 42-person strong support crew of families—traveled to San Antonio, Texas in May to compete in the EGFH National Championships. This was the largest attended eSports event in our Wiseburn Da Vinci history.

Check out the Esports Texas 2025 Highlights edited by Esports Freshman Koda Gudiel.

Beyond the competition, the team and their families soaked up the San Antonio experience—visiting the Alamo, tasting real Texas BBQ, and honoring their moms on Mother’s Day with a rose and a limited-edition team card.

Thank you for cheering them on—this trip was an unforgettable milestone for our students and program. Thank you to everyone who supported them through the bake sales. The players and the bake sales will return in August to prepare for an even bigger showing next year!

  • Standout Performances: WDV teams qualified in Rocket League, Overwatch 2, Valorant, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate —this is a huge achievement in itself!
    • Overwatch 2 and Valorant both advanced to the semifinals, with the Alpha Wolves Overwatch team battling it out in an exciting main stage showdown. Both teams finished in 3rd place. 
    • Rocket League narrowly missed a semifinal spot after a fierce showing.
    • In Super Smash Bros, Ultimate Solomon Cannad advanced to the winner’s bracket and made a strong push as a freshman—watch out for him next year! Ben Alonso staged a great comeback in the consolation bracket, also finishing in 3rd place.
    • Congratulations to all of our eSports athletes! 
      Jacob Bozzalla Overwatch
      Chase Cain Overwatch
      Diego Gomez Overwatch
      Sam Villa Overwatch
      Kai Yamano Overwatch
      Kai Luzniak Overwatch, Valorant
      Zaydan Alim Rocket League
      Tyler Scott Rocket League
      Zaki Hairil Rocket League 
      Benjamin Alonso SSBU
      Solomon Cannad SSBU
      Nathaniel Castillo Valorant
      Raymond Kumamoto Valorant
      Jacob  Sandoval  Valorant
      Lukas (Koda) Gudiel Valorant

Archery

Team Update: WDV Archery wrapped up an incredible season, finishing 2nd in California and 4th in the nation! We’re so proud of our team for their dedication, focus, and strong finish to the year. 

 A message from Varsity Coach, Sarah Nitsos, “A heartfelt thank you to all the families who supported us every step of the way, and to our WDV Athletics Director, Administration, and School Board for believing in our program. What a season!”.

  • Standout Performances from Olympic Archery in Schools/USA Archery National Tournament (May 10):
    • Congrats to Josh De Alday – 3rd for Men’s JV and Tica Facer – 1st for Women’s JV!
      • We had a great day with many top 10 placements and some personal bests. Top 10s finishers 
        • Men’s Varsity – 5th Jack Trolia
        • Men’s JV – 5th Ryder Singer
        • Women’s JV– 4th Jannelle Parks
        • Women’s JV– 7th Emma Obermiller
        • Women’s JV– 8th Alina Vizcarra
        • Women’s JV– 9th Giselle Gomez

Track & Field

Team Update: WDV Track & Field showed heart and hustle all season long, competing fiercely in one of the toughest leagues in the area—the Bay League—against powerhouse programs like Mira Costa, Redondo Union, Torrance, and Peninsula.

Bay League Finals took place on May 2, the same night as prom, but that didn’t stop senior Olivia Griffin from making history. Olivia captured double gold, earning the title of Bay League Champion in both the 100m hurdles and 300m hurdles.

Her postseason success continued at the CIF Southern Section Division 2 Championships on May 17, where she was crowned CIF Champion once again. Olivia went on to compete at the prestigious CIF Masters Meet on May 24 delivering another stand out performance and qualifying for the State Championships in Clovis, held on May 31!

Olivia put on a stellar performance at the CIF STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS:

    • 5th fastest in the nation in the 300m hurdles
    • 5th fastest in California in the 100m hurdles
    • 4th fastest in California in the 300m hurdles

We’re incredibly proud of Olivia and the entire Track & Field team for their determination, grit, and outstanding accomplishments this season!

Boys Volleyball

Team Update: The Boys Varsity and JV Volleyball teams had a solid season in a competitive Pioneer league.  The JV team continued to show growth during the course of the season.  They earned a hard fought second place in the Sylmar tournament, losing a tight match against Venice.  During that same week, the JV team rallied to beat Venice in a home match.  This season was led by captains, setter Michael Galup,  libero Kian Trujillo and hitter Cohen McGraw and freshman Quinn Weatherford.  Overall, the entire JV team contributed to a phenomenal season that saw tremendous improvement from every player.  

Despite injuries hampering the Varsity players throughout the season, they battled together and earned a bid to move forward in the CIF-SS playoffs.  In the first round of the CIF-SS Division 5 playoffs, the Wolves hosted Bishop Diego High School, a team that they had defeated earlier in their Senior Night game, a nail biting 5 set match.  The Wolves handed the Cardinals another loss in a 3-1 set victory. 

  • Stand Out Performances (Bishop Diego):
    • Andre Pimienta, Jr. led the team with 24 kills and 2 aces.  
    • Sai Santiago contributed 16 kills and 22 digs.   
    • Dylan Soriano and Malakai Tuakoi were a key part of the offense.   

In the second round of playoffs, the Wolves traveled to Rancho Verde High in Moreno Valley to battle the Mustangs, defeating them in three sets.   

  • Stand Out Performances (Rancho Verde):
    • Andre Pimienta, Jr. led with 31 kills and 4 aces while teammate Sai Santiago added 12 kills to the attack line and defensively 18 digs.  
    • Malakai Tuakoi and Dylan Soriano shared setting duties, with Malakai guiding the hitters with 25 assists and Dylan with 14 assists.  

In the Quarterfinal Round against Esparanza, the Wolves came up a little short and lost.  

Three of our Wolves earned All Pioneer League honors. Andre Pimienta, Jr. – 1st Team, Sai Santiago and Dylan Soriano – 2nd Team.   Matt Divinagracia was the WDV CIF-SS Male Athlete of the Year, an honor based on both academic and athletic achievements. We are extremely proud of our team’s ability to pivot during the season,  accepting position changes as needed for the good of the team.  This was an exceptional group of young men that competed in many tournaments and games against highly ranked teams and discovered that they matched each team’s high level of play.  We wish our seniors Andre Pimienta, Jr. and Matt Divinagracia the best of luck as they move on to their next chapter of life.

Baseball

Team Update: WDV Baseball wrapped up a strong season with an impressive 18-11 record, finishing third in the Pioneer League. Along the way, the team notched key wins over tough opponents, including El Segundo, Peninsula, Glenn, and North, showcasing their growth and grit throughout the year.

This group of young men is building a legacy brick by brick, grounded in hard work, determination, and teamwork. WDV Baseball remains committed to fostering athletic excellence, academic achievement, and personal growth—and these student-athletes represent the very best of what high school sports can offer. We look forward to their continued success both on and off the field!

Congratulations Varsity Head Coach Zeek Barba on achieving 100 career wins!

  • Standout Players in the 2024-25 Season:
    • Peyton Tate – CIF Southern Section Second Team All League
      • A cornerstone of the WDV baseball program, senior Peyton Tate concludes his high school career as a four-year varsity starter and the school’s all-time leader in both hits and stolen bases. Widely respected by teammates, coaches, and peers, Peyton’s leadership and commitment have made a lasting impact on the program. His work ethic and sportsmanship make him a role model for younger athletes and a true ambassador for WDV athletics.
    • Jered Fan
      • Senior pitcher Jered Fan is recognized not only for his performance on the mound over the past two varsity seasons but also for his selfless attitude and unwavering team-first mentality. Jered is known throughout the school community for his positive presence and dedication to service. He devotes many hours to helping the less fortunate and supporting local community initiatives, embodying the spirit of giving back.
    • Lonnie Jackson
      • Sophomore third baseman Lonnie Jackson continues to rise as one of WDV’s most promising talents. Already second on the school’s all-time home run list, Lonnie has established himself as a powerful offensive force. Off the field, his friendly nature and willingness to assist others have earned him admiration among teammates and students alike. He represents the future of the program with humility and heart.
    • Tristan Martinez
      • Freshman Tristan Martinez has had a breakout season, making a rapid ascent through the WDV program. He began the year on the Freshman/Sophomore team, advanced to the 21-6 Junior Varsity squad, and ultimately earned a roster spot on the varsity playoff team. Tristan started in key postseason games, including matchups against El Segundo and South Torrance. His growth, talent, and positive attitude

Swim

Team Update: WDV Swim wrapped up a strong season filled with hard work, growth, and determination. Our swimmers trained with intensity and focus, showing great improvement from start to finish. They gave it their all at every meet, pushing themselves and each other to new personal bests. We’re proud of their commitment and the progress they made throughout the season—way to go, Wolves!

  • Standout Performances: EIGHT school records were broken in May!
  • 200 Medley Relay: Alex Zakrzewski, Zirak Engineer, Tri Tran, Ray Engineer
  • 400 Free Relay: Alex Zakrzewski, Zirak Engineer, Tri Tran, Ray Engineer
  • 200 Freestyle: Ray Engineer
  • 500 Freestyle: Ray Engineer
    • 50 Freestyle: Tri Tran
    • 100 Freestyle: Tri Tran
    • 100 Backstroke: Alex Zakrzewski

       

  • 100 Butterfly: Tina Engineer

Softball

Team Update: Congratulations to our incredible WDV softball team on a season filled with hard work, growth, and determination! Your commitment and teamwork have been inspiring, culminating in a post-season spot in the first round of the playoffs. Each practice, game, and challenge faced together has showcased your resilience and unity.

To our seniors: Your leadership and dedication have left an indelible mark on this team. You’ve set a standard of excellence and camaraderie that will guide future players for years to come. We’re immensely proud of your journey and grateful to have shared in it. As you move forward, carry with you the lessons and memories forged on the field. Your legacy here is lasting, and we can’t wait to see the amazing things you’ll accomplish next.

Thank you all for an unforgettable season. The bonds you’ve built and the spirit you’ve shown exemplify the true heart of our team. Here’s to the memories made and the bright futures ahead!

Announcements & Events:

Future Wolves Night: A huge thank you to everyone who came out for Future Wolves Night on May 9! We had a fantastic turnout, and the energy was electric as we welcomed incoming, current, and transfer students to explore the wide range of sports opportunities available with Wiseburn Da Vinci Athletics. Our coaches and programs were thrilled to meet so many enthusiastic young athletes from the community—ready to compete and represent the Wolves with pride. We can’t wait to see you in the pool, on the field, court, or track soon!

Girls Volleyball Tryouts – 2025-26

Cheerleading Tryouts 2025-26:

An announcement on cheer tryout dates is coming soon! Keep an eye out HERE and on the WDV Athletics Instagram page (@wdvathletics) for dates, time, registration information and more!!

Weightlifting Seminar – Thank you WEF:

Thanks to Wiseburn Ed Foundation for their continuous support of weight training seminars at our campus! A regular afternoon sees seminars from DVD, DVS and DVC run by staff Jonathon Palafox, Jay Besina, Alicia Galindo, and Andy Galbraith. Our students are getting stronger!

As we close out another amazing year of WDV Athletics, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who made it possible. To our student-athletes, thank you for your dedication, hard work, and team spirit. To the families, your unwavering support means the world. To our coaches, we’re deeply grateful for the time, energy, and heart you pour into developing our young athletes. And to our community, thank you for showing up, cheering loud, and staying active with us all year long. We’re proud to be Wolves—together!

See you at the games,
Nick “AD” Davidson
Athletics Director

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Future Wolves Athletics Night! May 9!

Get in the Game: Wiseburn Da Vinci Athletics Night Welcomes Current, Incoming & New Students!

Are you a current, incoming or transfer student interested in joining a sports team next school year? Curious about what it takes to be part of our athletic programs? Then mark your calendars—Future Wolves Night is your all-access pass to the world of WDV Sports!

This exciting event is designed to introduce new students and families to everything our Athletics Department has to offer. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just considering trying out a new sport, this is your chance to learn, connect, and get inspired.

🏅 What to Expect at Future Wolves Athletics Night:

🤝 Meet the Team Behind the Teams

Get to know our Athletic Director Nick “AD” Davidson, dedicated coaching staff, and some of our current student-athletes who are eager to share their experiences on and off the field, pitch, pool and range.

📋 Learn About Every Sport We Offer

Explore the wide range of sports available throughout the school year— year round, fall, winter, and spring seasons included!  Including: archery, cross country, volleyball (beach and indoor), basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, esports, softball, cheer,  and track and field.

📣 Get the Scoop on Tryouts

Each program will share important details about upcoming tryout dates, eligibility requirements, summer conditioning (if applicable), and what coaches are looking for in a student-athlete.

🎯 Understand Expectations

Being part of an athletic team means committing to teamwork, time management, and personal growth. Coaches will discuss what’s expected from players in terms of dedication, conduct, and academic balance.

📸 Sneak a Peek into Team Culture

Hear directly from current athletes about their team experiences, the friendships they’ve built, and what it’s really like to represent WDV athletics.

Don’t Miss It!

Whether you’re aiming for varsity, JV, or just thinking about trying something new, Athletics Night is the perfect first step toward getting involved and making the most of your high school experience.

📅 Date: Friday May 9, 2025

📍 Location: WDV Gym, 201 N. Douglas

🕕 Time: 6-8pm

🎟️ Open to all! No reservation needed.

Have questions before the event? Feel free to reach out to our Athletics Department at ndavidson@davincischools.org.

We can’t wait to meet the next generation of WDV Wolves athletes!

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WDV Athletics Monthly Update – March 2025

Spring Sports Headlines & Highlights

As March unfolded, our spring sports teams were in the heart of the hunt, pushing toward the postseason with the strength and spirit of a wolf pack! With the regular season cruising past its mid-point, our Boys Volleyball, Girls Beach Volleyball, Swim, Softball, Baseball, Archery, Track and Field and ESports teams have battled fiercely, showcasing resilience, teamwork, and school pride. The rain may have affected some games but not the spirits of our student-athletes! The pack is strong, and the postseason is in sight—let’s finish the season strong! 🐺🏆

Boys Volleyball

  • Team Update: The Wiseburn Da Vinci Wolves Varsity Boys Volleyball team prowled through a tough March, facing fierce competition but never backing down from a fight.

The pack started the month strong, sinking their teeth into a 2-0 victory against Venice High School on March 8, snapping Venice’s impressive eight-match winning streak. Dylan Soriano led the hunt with nine digs, two aces, and a block, while Matt Divinagracia stepped up with a career-high seven digs and three assists.

The Wolves faced a tough challenge against Palos Verdes on March 19, defeating Palos Verdes 3-2 after dropping the first two sets. Matt Divinagracia (nine digs, two aces) and Sai Santiago (13 kills, eight digs, five blocks) led the charge, with the team racking up a season-high ten aces. The Wolves’ league record sits at 2-2, solidly in second place in the Pioneer League. Proving the Wolves’ bite is just as strong as their bark.

With a third place standing in the Pioneer League to round out March, the Wolves remain in the hunt, sharpening their claws for the battles ahead. As the season nears its peak, this pack is hungry for more victories.

Stay tuned—this hunt isn’t over yet! 🐺🔥🏐

    • Standout Performances:
       🏐 Andre Pimienta – leads the team in kills per set, hitting percentage, digs per set and kills per set
       🏐 Sai Santiago – leads the team in total blocks, serving aces and aces per set
       🏐 Dylan Soriano – leads in assists
  • Upcoming Key Matches: Home game versus West (4/2) and Venice (4/9)

Softball

  • Team Update:  The Wiseburn Da Vinci Wolves Varsity Softball team holds an overall record of 6-2 for the 2024-25 season. The Wolves began their season with a strong performance, securing four consecutive victories before experiencing their first loss.​ On March 20, 2025, the Wiseburn-Da Vinci Wolves softball team edged out the King/Drew Golden Eagles in a close 5-4 victory. Pitchers Addison Wilson and Gabriella Silva were instrumental, with Wilson allowing no earned runs or hits over two innings, and Silva striking out six over four hitless innings. Offensively, Wilson hit her first home run of the season, while Silva went 2-for-2 with two doubles and an RBI. Jasmine Veal also shined, going 4-for-4 with a home run, three RBIs, and two runs scored. The Wolves posted a batting average of .419, significantly outperforming King/Drew’s .182. This win improved Wiseburn-Da Vinci’s record to 6-2. 
  • Player Stats: 
      • 🔥Addison Wilson leads the team in RBIs and hits.
      • 🔥Jasmine Veal leads the team in stolen bases, runs and doubles.
      • 🔥Gabriella Silva leads the team in on base percentage.
  • Key Games: The Wolves are at Mira Costa 4/2 and hosting Peninsula on 4/4.

Baseball

  • Team Update: The Wiseburn Da Vinci Wolves have been on the prowl, dominating the diamond having won 6 of their last seven games the boys in blue now have a 9-4 record as the move into the last half of their spring season. With a fierce hunger for success, the Pack has been unstoppable, proving their strength and determination in every game.

    • Game Recap: The Hunt for Victory

      • 🐺 March 1 – In a rematch, Wiseburn Da Vinci outmatched Carson once again, claiming a 12-7 win and asserting their dominance.
      • 🐺 March 6 – WDV took the “W” 7-4 in a local showdown versus Lawndale High School
      • 🐺 March 8 – In a hard-fought battle, the Wolves edged out North High School 5-4, proving their resilience and ability to grind out tough wins.
      • 🐺 March 17 – The Wolves went 11 innings for the 3-2 win @ Venice
      • 🐺 March 19 – WDV fell in a tough battle with South, but are ready for the re-match
      • 🐺 March 21 – Bouncing back from a loss the Wolves took it to Glenn with a HUGE 15-6 victory!
      • 🐺 March 26 – In their second match up against North, the Wolves couldn’t pull out the win like they did on March 8.
  • 🐺 March 28
  • 🐺 March 29
  • Player Stats: 
      • 🔥 Deklen Emmersen – Leads the team in triples and ERA
      • 🔥 Payton Tate – Leads the team in stolen bases, runs and fielding percentage
      • 🔥 Xavier Horton – Leads the team in hits and doubles
      • 🔥 James Mara – Leads the team in .500 batting average, slugging percentage (.864) and on base percentage (.593)
      • 🔥 Lonnie Jackson – Leads the teams in home run and RBIs
  • Upcoming Matchups: Mira Costa on 4/2 and Buena Park on 4/5

 

Archery

  • Highlights from LA Regional League Games March 1:
      • WDV Archery had an outstanding performance at the LA Regional League Games on Saturday, March 1st, competing against Beaumont High School and Yucaipa High School. Our Wolves demonstrated exceptional skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship; leading them to victory over both Beaumont and Yucaipa!
        • Results:
          • Varsity
            • Team Matches: Won 4 out of 4
            • Singles Matches: Won 6 out of 8
          • JV
            • Team Matches: Won 4 out of 5
            • Singles Matches: Won 11 out of 12
  • Highlights from LA Regional Championships March 22:
    • The tournament featured a 12-round ranking competition, followed by intense seeded Singles and Team matches. It was a long and demanding day, but our Wolves demonstrated remarkable sportsmanship and perseverance. They supported one another with unwavering encouragement—even when competing head-to-head with their own teammates.

We are incredibly proud of the many students who achieved their personal records during the event. A standout moment was Jack Trolia’s incredible determination—after a flat tire on the freeway, he got a ride then proceeded to run up a hill and jumped straight into competition, showing true grit and dedication.

Our archers continue to represent WDV with skill, heart, and unity. 

  • Results:
    • Ranking Rounds
      • 🐺V – Jack Trolia – 1st
      • 🐺V – Becky Yang – 2nd
      • 🐺V – Ellyse Legaspi – 3rd
      • 🐺JV – Lucas Dulac – 1st
      • 🐺JV – Brandon Garcia 2nd
      • 🐺JV –  Josh De Alday 3rd
    • Singles matches
      • 🔥V -Tica Facer 2nd
      • 🔥V – Becky Yang 3rd
      • 🔥V – Jack Trolia 2nd
      • 🔥JV – Adjani De La Riva 3rd
      • 🔥JV – Lucas Dulac 1st
      • 🔥JV – Josh De Alday 2nd
      • 🔥JV – Salvador Arredondo 3rd
    • Team Matches
      • 🐺V – Lauren Ahn & Marissa Obermiller 2nd
      • 🐺V – Morgan Adams, Talon Cappasola, & Cooper Colinsky 1st
      • 🐺JV – Luke Garr, Theo Lumpkin, & Ryder Singer 1st
  • Upcoming Tournaments: California State Championships at the Cula Vista Olympic Training on April 19th then Nationals!

Track and Field

  • Highlights from Culver City Invitational:

The Da Vinci Wolves stormed the track at the Culver City Invitational, leaving their mark with blistering speed, endurance, and determination. With every race, jump, and baton exchange.

    • Olivia Griffin – Queen of the Hurdles: No hurdle was too high as Olivia Griffin dominated the 100m and 300m hurdles, securing 1st place in both events. 
    • Relays:
      • Girls Fresh/Soph 4×100 – 1st Place (Aaliyah Welch, Amazyn East, Emara Holbert, Madison Griffin)
  • Sprint Medley Relay – 1st Place (Sophie Owens, Amazyn East, Emara Holbert, Madison Griffin)
      • Distance Medley Relay – 1st Place (Sadie Owens, Sophie Owens, Jeannine Gandara, Edith Vieyra)
  • 4×800 Relay – 2nd Place  (Sadie Owens, Sophie Owens, Dayanara Duenas, Edith Vieyra)
      • 4×800 Relay – 2nd Place (Giovanni Ponciano, Austin Chang, Christopher Hernandez, Bryan Gomez)
      • Distance Medley Relay – 2nd Place  (Brogan Arechiga,  Austin Chang, Christopher Hernandez, Bryan Gomez)
    • Solo Hunters on the Prowl
      • Nathanael Lincourt – 1600m, 2nd Place
  • Arshad Muhammad – 3rd Place, High Jump  

  • Highlights from Redondo Nike Track Festival:

The Wolfpack unleashed its fury at the Redondo Nike Track Festival, leaving behind shattered records, podium finishes, and a field full of competitors. With three new school records, multiple top finishes, and champions crowned, the pack feasted once again drawing blood from the competition.

  • Olivia Griffin – 300m Hurdles Champion. 
  • Michael Woodhams – New 800m School Record.   
  • Boys Distance Medley Relay – New School Record.  (Nathanael Lincourt, Bryan Gomez, Michael Woodhams, and Brogan Arechiga) 
  • Girls Varsity 4×100 Relay – 1st Place (Alana Frelow, Kailee Brown, Jasmine Veal, and Olivia Griffin)
  • Peyton Tate – New 100m School Record.
  • Podium Performances & More Howls of Victory
    • Aaliyah Welch – 2nd Place 400m 
    • Xavier Wilborn – 2nd Place 400m 
    • Fresh/Soph Girls Sprint Medley – 2nd Place ( Aaliyah Welch, Amazyn East, Emara Holbert, and Madison Griffin) 
    • Girls Fresh/Soph 4×100 Relay – 2nd Place  (Aaliyah Welch, Amazyn East, Emara Holbert, and Madison Griffin) 
    • Edith Vieyra – 3rd Place 800m 
    • Boys Sprint Medley Relay – 3rd Place. (Jeffery Smith, Samuel Olutola, Jacoby McKinney, and Bryan Gomez)
    • Alana Frelow – 3rd Place 300m Hurdles 
    • Jeannine Gandara – New 3200m School Record 

  • Highlights from The Qualifier:

The Wolfpack snuck into West Covina for The Qualifier Meet, leading the pack with domination, shattered records, and top performances. Proving that the Wiseburn Da Vinci Wolves run with strength, speed, and a hunger for the win. 

    • Olivia Griffin – 300m Hurdles Meet Record
    • Deon Radcliff Jr. – School Record in Long Jump 20’ 5”
    • Wolfpack Warriors – Top Performances
      • Olivia Griffin, Gaia Fubelli, Kailee Brown, Madison Griffin Varsity Girls 4×400 Relay – 1st Place 
      • Olivia Griffin – 1st Place Varsity 300m Hurdles/2nd Place Varsity 100m Hurdles
      • Madison Griffin – 5th Place, Fresh/Soph 200m 
      • Aaliyah Welch, Amazyn East, Emara Holbert, and Madison Griffin Fresh/Soph Girls 4×100 Relay – 3rd Place 
      • Jeannine Gandara – 4th Place, Fresh/Soph 1600m
      • Jeannine Gandara, Sophie Owens, Sadie Owens, Eden Abraham Varsity Girls 4×800 Relay – 4th Place 
      • Jacoby McKinney, Xavier Wilborn, Arshad Muhammad Samuel Olutola Fresh/Soph Boys 4×400 Relay – 4th Place  
  • Jeffrey Smith, Deon Radcliff Jr., George Loketi, Micheal Woodhams Varsity Boys 4×400 Relay – 5th Place 

  • Highlights from Maurice Greene Invitational:

The Wolfpack invaded Oaks Christian High School for the Maurice Greene Invitational, leaving behind a trail of broken records, and dominant performances. 

  • Alpha Achievements – Record-Breaking Feats
    • Madison Griffin – 200m Champion & Meet Record 
    • Kailee Brown – School Record in the 200m. 
    • Jeannine Gandara – 3200m Champion & School Record Click 
    • Olivia Griffin – 300m Hurdles Champion & Meet Record
      • Olivia Griffin – 100m Hurdles School Record.
  • Wolfpack Warriors – Podium Finishes & Pack Strength
    • Amazyn East – 2nd Place, 400m 
    • Amazyn East, Amiyah Randolph, Italia Williams, Aaliyah Welch – 2nd Place, 4×400 Relay
    • Madison Griffin – 3rd Place, 400m 
    • Aaliyah Welch, Amazyn East, Emara Holbert, Madison Griffin – 3rd Place, 4×100
  • Upcoming Meets: Culver City Tri-Meet April 9!

Swim

  • Highlights from South Bay Invitational:

These Wolves can swim! SEVEN school records were broken in the first meet of the season at Mira Costa on March 5 and 7.

  • Tanaz Engineer for the 200IM and the 100 Fly 
  • Rayan Engineer for the 200 IM and 100 Free (Got 3rd place!)
  • Tri Tran for the 100 Fly (Got FIRST place!)
  • Rayan, Tri, Zirak and Alex for both the 200 Medley Relay and 200 Free Relay (Got 3rd place!)
  • Highlights from the season: The boys and girls swim team were victorious in their meets against North and Torrance.
  • Upcoming Meets: League meet vs South at HOME 4/2  

Girls Beach Volleyball

  • Season Update: The Girls Beach Volleyball program is bigger than any prior year! The Varsity and JV teams have been working hard to prepare for competition this spring season. The rain wreaked some havoc on the start of the season but league play is officially underway. Your WDV Wolves had a nail-biter of a win on March 20 over South High in a home match hosted at Dockweiler Youth Center Courts. 

Esports

  • Team Updates and Highlights from Rocket League: The WDV Esports team plays year-round in CIF sanctioned events. Throughout the year they have competed with determination and focus with excellent results. The Da Vinci Rocket Wolves (Rocket League) are currently competing at the CIF Esports Initiative x NASEL – Rocket League Varsity Championship, seeded at 11 out of 64 teams! Round two of the championships will happen on April 2nd at 4:15pm!    
  • Team Updates and Highlights from Super Smash Brothers: The WDV Smash Wolves have been in the hunt right alongside their Rocket League teammates! They have also clawed their way into the CIF ESports Initiative x NASEF – SSBU Varsity Gold Championship, seeded at 26 out of 64 teams! They head into round 2 on April 2nd versus the CV Falcon Smash 1 team from Cresenta Valley High School. Good luck to our ESports Wolves
  • Upcoming events: 
    • CIF Esports Championship Finals – in person! Saturday, April 26 at CSU Dominguez Hills        
    • The EGFH National Championships: The WDV Esports program has 5 teams invited to participate in the EGFH National Championships, competing in Super Smash Bros, Rocket League, OverWatch 2, Valorant and Chess. They will compete in San Antonio in May! Visit their bake sale on Tuesdays in the Atrium to help fund their trip!                                                                                       

CIF-SS Athlete of the Year Announcements

CIF-SS Athlete of the Year nominees are nominated by their coaches and are required to have maintained a 3.5 GPA across their sophomore, junior and first semester of their senior year. As well as having lettered in at least one varsity sport and participated in one or more of the CIF-SS approved extracurricular sports or activities.  Congratulations to Kendra and Mattius!

Thank You, Fans!

Your support in the stands, on the sidelines, and in the community means the world to our athletes and coaches. Let’s keep the energy high as we cheer our teams through the end of the regular season and into the playoffs!

See you at the games,
Nick “AD” Davidson
Athletics Director

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Wiseburn Da Vinci Athletic Department Update (Nov. ’24)

As the leaves change and the weather cools, we close out an incredible fall sports season and turn our attention to the excitement of winter athletics. Let’s take a moment to celebrate the achievements of our student-athletes and look forward to what’s ahead!

Fall Sports Wrap-Up

Congratulations to all our fall sports teams for their dedication, hard work, and success!

  • Esports

The WDV Esports Super Smash Bros Varsity team qualified 19th out of 291 teams in the CIF Southern Section during the fall season, making it to CIF playoffs for the first time in WDV history!  

They narrowly missed out in their first playoff match against West Covina High School on Nov 18th but learned a lot to apply to the upcoming spring season.

 

  • Cross Country

The WDV Cross Country team recently wrapped up a stellar season. Some highlights from their year include: 

  • Laguna Hills Invitational   
    • 3rd place out of 9 schools in the Men’s 3 mile Senior D3 
  • Bellarmine Sacred Heart Invitational 
    • 8th out of 22 schools in the Men’s 3 miles Fresh/soph Large schools and 
    • 8th out of 29 schools in the Men’s 3 mile Large Schools
  • Central Park Invitational
    • 2nd out of 23 schools in Women’s 3 miles Freshman 
  • Warrior Mile
    • Brogan Archeiga – Men’s open 1600m – 188th out of 485 competitors with a time of 5:12:30
    • Edith Vieyra – Women’s open 1600m – 64th out of 260 competitors with a time of 6:03:40

Students’ commitment and strong finishes at meets demonstrated grit and teamwork, setting a high bar for seasons to come.

 

Winter Sports Update

  • Girls Basketball
    Our girls’ basketball team has been hitting the gym hard in preparation for the upcoming season. Under the guidance of their head coach Duane Fuast and new assistant coaches Rosanne Sanfillipo and Terrica Franklin, the team is finding their rhythm and preparing to make waves. “We are very excited for this season. The immense support we’ve received from Rahkeem from EXOS and our Da Vinci Finance and Marketing departments. As a head coach it is a good feeling to know how much our girls are supported by such capable school staff and personnel,” said Coach Faust. “It really builds a solid foundation for our girls varsity basketball team to have a great year.” They’ll kick off their season with an exciting road tournament before jumping into regular-season action.
  • Boys Basketball
    Fresh off their 2nd place finish in the Pioneer League last year, the Boys Basketball teams are gearing up for the next challenge in the competitive Bay League, where they’ll face top-tier opponents like Redondo Union, Mira Costa, and West Torrance. Since September, the Varsity team has been preparing with days at the track, beach, EXOS, in the gym and in fall league action. They have spent time bonding, training and supporting their fellow WDV teams throughout the fall season. The varsity coach, Jeff Amaral, had this to say about thecoming season, “We are extremely excited to challenge ourselves with the toughest schedule in school history with tournaments at St. Monica, our host tournament over Thanksgiving, a return to the Holiday Classic at Torrey Pines and our entry into the Bay League, considered by many as one of the top public school leagues in Southern California.” Hopefully you got a chance to come support the Varsity team as they hosted a home tournament over the Thanksgiving break, November 25-30!

 

  • Boys and Girls Soccer
    Both soccer programs are taking full advantage of the brand-new WDV Soccer Field, as they prepared for their league-opening games at the end of November. Girls Soccer varsity head coach Mimi Nartey is looking forward to the coming season, “The players have been fantastic at training. Everyone has been positive and coachable. We are learning and growing by leaps and bounds! Let’s go set it off, ladies!” 

We can’t wait to see their hard work pay off on the pitch!

 

  • Cheer Team
    Our cheerleaders are ready to shine as they gear up for upcoming competitions. The headed out for the JAMZ Championship on November 23 at the Anaheim Convention Center! Their energy, skill, and spirit will undoubtedly lit up the stage and sidelines alike.

Thank You, Fans and Families

None of this would be possible without the unwavering support of our families, fans, and community members. Thank you for showing up for our teams and creating an electric atmosphere at every game, meet, and competition.

Stay tuned for updates and highlights as we enter the winter season. Let’s keep the momentum going, Wiseburn Da Vinci!

Go Wolves!

 

Nick “AD” Davidson
Athletic Director
Wiseburn Da Vinci Athletics

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Giving Tuesday – WDV Athletics

Today is Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving to support the organizations that enrich your life and causes you believe in. 

As you consider your opportunities to donate today, we would like to thank you for considering giving to the WDV Athletics programs.  Your tax-deductible gift of any amount, to the program of your choosing is available on our Network for Good WDV Athletics page. Your contribution will help support your Wolves strive for excellence on the field, court, track, in the pool and in athletic leadership.

Thank you for being a part of the WDV Athletics community of students, families, coaches and partners! Your support is invaluable to our student-athletes and the programs.

Wishing you and yours a happy and healthy holiday season!

From all of us at WDV Athletics and Da Vinci Schools

Go Wolves!

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Health and Wellness Tools to Support Student-Athletes

 

Health and Wellness Tools to Support Student Athletes
 
Date: Wednesday, October 2nd  
Time: 6:30–8:00 PM  
Location: Black Box Theater
 
Join us for an informative session on nutrition and fitness tools designed to help your athlete succeed. Performance Dietician Denise Alvey (RD, CSSD, CLT) will share valuable nutrition education and strategies on how to best fuel your athlete for optimal health, performance, and recovery.
 
Coach Luis Morales (EXOS Performance Specialist, B.S., CSCS, XPS, XFS, FMS) will introduce the Exos training system and explain how it can enhance your athlete’s fitness, complementing the training they already receive with their team.
 
 
We look forward to seeing you there! GO WOLVES!
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ESports Tryouts – September 4th & 5th

🚀🎮 Esports Tryouts Are Here! 🎮🚀

Attention all gamers and esports enthusiasts! The time has come to showcase your skills and join the ranks of our competitive esports teams. We’re excited to announce tryouts for two popular games and invite you to be part of the action. 

Tryout Details

 Rocket League Tryouts

  • Date: Wednesday, September 4th
  • Time: 4:00 PM
  • Location: CTE Lab, 201 Campus

 Super Smash Bros. Tryouts

  • Date: Thursday, September 5th
  • Time: 4:00 PM
  • Location: CTE Lab, 201 Campus

Don’t miss your chance to show off your skills and compete for a spot on our esports teams. Remember, tryouts are your opportunity to demonstrate your expertise and passion for these games.

Weekly Esports Meeting

We invite all interested gamers to join us for our weekly Esports Meeting:

🗓️ Date: Every Tuesday
⏰ Time: 4:00 PM
📍 Location: CTE Lab, 201 Campus

This is a great chance to connect with other gamers, discuss strategies, and stay updated on all things esports. We look forward to seeing you there!

How to Get Involved

To ensure we have all the necessary details for you, please complete our interest survey by scanning the QR code on the flyer. This will help us organize tryouts and meetings more effectively.

 

We can’t wait to see you at the tryouts and in our weekly meetings. Let’s gear up, compete hard, and make this esports season one to remember!

For any questions or more information, feel free to contact coach Jahmal jdurham@davincischools.org or Coach Andy agalbraith@davincischools.org. Good luck to all participants!

Game on! 🎮🚀

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2023-24 WDV Athletics Program Recap

 

WDV Athletics enjoyed a record-breaking season in 2023-24 with 599 student-athletes participating on 29 teams in 16 sports. In its second year as a member of the South Bay Athletics Association – one of the most competitive high school associations in the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section (CIF-SS) – WDV achieved tremendous individual and team successes!  

Nineteen of our WDV student-athletes and one coach were voted as MVP, First Team, or Second Team All-League. > Check out who made the Pioneer All-League Teams here.  

In 2023-24, we had immense team and individual achievements along the way, including:

 

WDV Highlights of the Year – Team Performance

  • WDV Boys Volleyball team emerged victorious among the 20 participating teams of the inaugural Wiseburn Da Vinci Wolves Classic Volleyball Tournament in April, winning all six of their matches.
  • WDV Boys Indoor Volleyball placed 2nd in the Pioneer League with a record of 10-2 and an overall record of 27-8, qualified for the CIF-SS Division 3 playoffs, and advanced to the 3rd round.
  • WDV Boys Soccer placed 3rd in the Pioneer League with a record of 7-4-1 and an overall record of 15-9-2. They qualified for the CIF-SS Division 4 playoffs and advanced to the quarterfinals.
  • WDV Boys Basketball finished in a three-way tie for first place in the Pioneer League with a 9-3 record and an overall record of 20-9. They qualified for the CIF-SS Division 3AA playoffs and hosted a first-round playoff game.
  • WDV Girls Swim team members Tanaz Engineer, Kaia Henty-Dodd, Andrea Cornejo, and Taylor Jackson had outstanding swims at the CIF-SS Division 3 finals, winning their heat in the 200 Free Relay and setting a new team record!
  • WDV Boys Swim team members Rayan Engineer, Alex Zakrzewski, Apollo Ivins, Zirak Engineer, Cannon Mosteller, and Adam Flores represented the WDV Boys Swim team at CIF-SS Division 4 finals. They reached the finals and finished 3rd overall out of 68 teams, setting new team records in all their events and establishing a new standard for swimming at WDV.
  • WDV Girls Softball won a team high 11 games and beat a tough Mira Costa team by the score of 6-4.
  • WDV Archery: At Olympic Archery in Schools State Championships – Olympic Team Rounds: Morgan Adams, Luke Endo, and Jack Trolia placed 2nd; Jay Clark, Sofia Comitz and Ellyse Legaspi also placed 2nd.
  • Da Vinci’s E-Sports Program participates in both the Electronic Gaming Federation for High Schools (EGFH) and the California Interscholastic Federation of High School Sports (CIF) for Fall and Spring league eSports competitions. For the 3rd consecutive year, our E-Sports Scholar Gamers have qualified to compete for EGFH’s National Championships held in Orlando, Florida.  
  • WDV Baseball came into the ’23-’24 season with its first ever frosh/sophomore baseball team to round out the development of the JV and Varsity level teams. The year started with their participation in the highly competitive El Segundo Tournament, a first in WDV Athletics history. The team went 3-3 in play and pitched a no hitter versus the #1 Western League Venice High School while scoring a tournament win against a top ranked St. Paul High School. In its second year in the CIF Pioneer League, the most competitive in league in Southern California, WDV Baseball had six Division 1 baseball commitments, Maddox Wiltshire was selected to the Pioneer All League Team and nine Varsity Seniors will be attending California Universities and California State Universities in 2024.
  • WDV Cheer – The ’23-’24 cheer team took home 1st place for their division on June 8th at 2024 SHARP Cheer Competition! They also earned 1st place in the Judges Award category and in High School Year. For a total of 3 trophies and a division winner banner, congratulations team!

 

WDV Highlights of the Year – Individual Achievements

  • WDV Track & Field – Olivia Griffin’s work ethic, focus, and exceptional athletic ability led the WDV Track and Field program to success. She became the 300m Hurdles Pioneer League Champion and the 6th fastest 300m hurdler in the state of California, raising the bar for WDV Track and Field. > Read More
  • WDV Track Team Pioneer League Champions Girls 4×100 Relay Nancy Douala, Liya Nartey, Alana Frelow, and Olivia Griffin. Boys 4×400 Relay Michael Woodhams, Damian Espino, Rashaan Smith, and Peyton Tate. Girls 100m Hurdles Olivia Griffin.  Girls 100m Jasmine Veal.  Girls 200m Jasmine Veal. Girls 300m Hurdles Olivia Griffin.  Girls 400m Madison Griffin. > Read More
  • WDV Boys Volleyball – Malakai Tu’akoi was recognized as the Most Outstanding Player (MOP) of the Pioneer League.  Malakai was one of 12 elite athletes selected to represent the U.S. at the 2024 Boys U19 NORCECA Continental Championship. He captured the gold medal at the 2024 NORCECA Continental Championship in Ponce, Puerto Rico, as a member of the U.S. Boys U19 National Team. > Read More
  • WDV Boys Basketball – Ahmose Daniels recognized as the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the Pioneer League.
  • WDV Boys Basketball Alonzo Gonzalez played in the South Bay All-Star Boys Basketball Classic held at El Camino College. He was part of the Pioneer Co-League championship team and served as a team captain. Alonzo will attend LMU on a full academic scholarship to study Kinesiology, aspiring to become an Athletic Trainer. > Read More
  • Olympic Archery in Schools National Championships – Boys: Jack Trolia – 1st (Varsity), Dominic Davis – 8th (JV); Girls: Summer Tsai – 3rd (JV), Chelsea Riddle – 5th (JV)
  • Olympic Archery in Schools State Championships
    • Ranking Rounds – Varsity (Top Ten) – Girls: Ellyse Legaspi – 4th, Jay Clark – 5th, Sofia Comitz – 9th, and Jasmine Salazar – 10th. Boys: Jack Trolia – 1st, Morgan Adams – 7th. Ranking Rounds – JV High School Division – Girls: Summer Tsai – 1st. Boys: Dominic Davis – 3rd.
    • Olympic Solo Rounds: Jack Trolia – 1st, Morgan Adams – 2nd, Jay Clark – 1st
  • WDV Baseball – Maddox Wiltshire (Senior ’24) wrapped up his WDV baseball career with an exceptional ’23-’24 season. In 3 years he played 77 games with a career average .385. Scoring 56 runs, 90 hits and 72 runs batted in. On the mound he went 7-7 in 63.1 innings pitched with 73 strikeouts. In 2024, the captain earned the team’s Offensive Player of the year, a 1st team All Pioneer Selection, All Area Selection and made the CIF 2nd team.  He cemented his place in the WDV Athletic history books as the first ever WDV Senior All Star Game Participant and the first ever WDV Tyler Skaggs Senior All Star game participant (invitation-only) where he earned Offensive Player of the game. 
  • WDV Baseball – Nathaniel Barba was invited to participate in the Tyler Skaggs Underclassmen Showcase game played at UCLA.

 

WDV Student-Athletes representing Universities and Colleges at the next levels

  • We had five WDV student -athletes who have signed athletic scholarships with the following schools:
    • Arianna Caldwell (Diving) committed to University of Iowa. Arianna will study Nursing. 
    • Kennedy Crosby (Softball) committed to Chapman University. Kennedy will study Applied Human Physiology. 
    • Cody Evans (Men’s Volleyball) committed to UC Merced. Cody will study Mechanical Engineering. 
    • Amir Grant (Men’s  Volleyball) –  committed to Lindenwood University. Amir will be studying Engineering. 
    • Jillian Silvers (Gymnastics) committed to University of Arizona. Jillian will be pre-law studying Political Science. 

 

WDV Highlights of the Year – Coach and Staff Contributions

  • WDV Boys Basketball – Coach Jeff Amaral won the Pioneer League Coach of the Year
  • WDV Overall coaching staff for the 2023-24 high school sports season, provided effective communication, team development, skill development, game preparation, player welfare, inclusivity and motivation, and feedback and evaluation. Balancing these elements, the coaching staff ensured meaningful development and positive experiences for all student-athletes throughout the season.

We are so grateful for our community and fan support. Thank you for attending games, volunteering, and organizing events to foster WDV spirit and boost our dedicated student-athletes. Your support means so much to the success of our program!! We can’t wait to get started in 2024-25 and to share even more fantastic WDV Athletics news and highlights in the weeks and months ahead! Go Wolves!

Nicholas “AD” Davidson
Director of Athletics
WDV Athletics

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