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The swim teams competed in the TISAC meet today, and basketball senior night is Friday.

Upcoming events include Middle School Night at the CavDome, a Girls in Sports Day Celebration and Basketball Senior Night.

Upcoming events include tonight's Swimming Senior Night, CavDomes for Preschool/Lower School and Middle School and a Girls in Sports Day Celebration.

From CavDome Nights to Swimming Senior Night, there are lots of exciting events in store.

Basketball is back in action after winter break, and the boys team will compete in a tournament held in Cameron Indoor Stadium over MLK weekend.

The Cavalier swim teams are off to great starts this year, currently sitting at 2–1. Today, they are competing with Cary Academy at the Triangle Aquatic Center.

The Durham Academy Athletic Hall of Fame will induct its fifth class of honorees on Friday at halftime of the varsity boys basketball game, which begins at 6 p.m. in Kirby Gym. At the conclusion of the game, the honorees will be recognized in a more formal program in Smith Hall.

This week's highlights include a new swimming record and plenty of excitement in Kirby Gym.

The Cavalier swim teams head to Raleigh to battle North Raleigh Christian Academy in their season opener today beginning at 4 p.m.

Last weekend, basketball teams from Cary Academy, Charlotte Country Day School and the O’Neal School joined the Cavaliers in the inaugural four-school, eight-team showcase!

Three DA student-athletes officially committed to compete in college athletics on Thursday.

On Friday, the cross-country teams competed in the NCISAA state championship meet in Greensboro. Ninth-grader Audrey Crowder finished with a time of 18:27 to claim the individual girls NCISAA state championship.

Fulton thinks sports are a way for kids to learn, grow and develop life skills like confidence, self belief, communication skills and conflict resolution. 

Durham Academy’s girls golf team won the program’s first-ever N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association state championship on Monday. It was sweet success for the program, which has notched five runner-up finishes in the 12 years since it was established. Leading the way for the Cavs was eighth-grader Jenna Kim, who earned medalist honors — the youngest-ever student to win the NCISAA girls golf championship as an individual.

Durham Academy’s fall 2022 athletics season is shaping up to be one for the record books, including the girls golf program’s first-ever state championship and solid postseason runs by the girls tennis, volleyball and boys soccer teams. And it’s not over yet: The Cavs cross-country teams will compete in the state meet on Friday.