Abbreviation | DCIAA |
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Formation | 1958 |
Type | Volunteer; NPO |
Legal status | Association |
Purpose | Athletic/Educational |
Headquarters | 3535 V St. NE Washington, D.C. 20018 |
Official language | English |
Athletic Director | Michael Bryant |
Affiliations | National Federation of State High School Associations |
Budget | $3,031,000 |
Staff | 12 |
Website | https://thedciaa.com/ |
Remarks | (202) 729-3288 |
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. The DCIAA offers sports on the elementary, middle and high school levels (grades 4th through 12th).
The DCIAA sponsors varsity championships in basketball, baseball, bowling, cheer, cross country, football, flag football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track and field, volleyball and wrestling.
School | Mascot | Enrollment |
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Anacostia High School | Indians | 449 |
Ballou High School | Knights | 930 |
Bard High School Early College DC | Falcons | 265 |
Benjamin Banneker High School | Bulldogs | 482 |
Bell Multicultural High School (CHEC) | Griffins | 288 |
Cardozo Senior High School | Clerks | 627 |
Coolidge Senior High School | Colts | 1100 |
Dunbar High School | Crimson Tide | 584 |
Duke Ellington School of the Arts | 579 | |
Eastern High School | Ramblers | 818 |
H.D. Woodson Senior High School | Warriors | 634 |
Jackson-Reed High School | Tigers | 2153 |
Luke C. Moore High School | Eagles | 266 |
MacArthur High School | Mammoths | |
McKinley Tech | Trainers | 619 |
Phelps High School | Panthers | 328 |
Ron Brown High School | Monarchs | 216 |
School Without Walls | Penguins | 585 |
Theodore Roosevelt Senior High School | Rough Riders | 668 |
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
In 2016-2017, Eastern moved up to the Stars Division while Coolidge goes to Stripes Division. In 2018-2019, Roosevelt moved up to the “Stars Division”.
The biggest and most-celebrated DCIAA sport, the football champion of the Stars Division is decided in the annual Turkey Bowl on Thanksgiving Day. Here is the history of the DCIAA football champions.
Year | Champion | Runner-up | Score |
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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 | 14-12 |
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 | H.D. Woodson [2] | 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 | 12-8; Dunbar stripped of title due to Ineligible Player [3] |
2013 | H.D. Woodson | Wilson | 25-13 |
2014 | H.D. Woodson | Ballou | 16-12 |
2015 | H.D. Woodson | Wilson | 40-24 |
2016 | H.D. Woodson | Wilson | 22-20 |
2017 | Ballou | H.D. Woodson | 21-14 |
2018 | H.D. Woodson | Ballou | 18-12 |
2019 | Dunbar | H.D. Woodson | 21-12 |
2021 | Theodore Roosevelt | H.D. Woodson | 35-7 |
2022 | Theodore Roosevelt | Dunbar | 26-18 |
School | Championships | Runners-up | Total Appearances |
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H.D. Woodson | 15 | 7 | 22 |
Dunbar | 10 | 10 | 20 |
Anacostia | 9 | 8 | 17 |
Eastern | 8 | 4 | 12 |
Roosevelt | 7 | 6 | 13 |
Coolidge | 5 | 4 | 9 |
Cardozo | 3 | 3 | 6 |
Bell | 3 | 1 | 4 |
Wilson | 1 | 8 | 9 |
Ballou | 2 | 5 | 7 |
McKinley Tech | 1 | 3 | 4 |
Western | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Spingarn | 0 | 4 | 4 |
Phelps | 0 | 1 | 1 |
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