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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here--so it sounds like my DD will have a much easier path with athletics and could potentially play multiple sports, including, in some cases, ones she's never played before. Glad to hear she'll have some options regardless of where she ends up.

Not surprised DS's situation will be more challenging. He'd love to play more than one sport, but understands that at some schools he'll be lucky to play four years of one. Sounds like looking into schools in the MAC league might make sense--especially since several are also coed--and open up the possibility of him playing multiple sports for four years. Anyone have intel about sports/schools in the PVAC league? [/quote]

Worth noting that the ISL includes a number of co-ed IAC and MAC schools (e.g., Bullis, Flint Hill) as well as single sex schools that are either affiliated in some way with IAC schools or don't have a coordinate school.  For most sports, the ISL has a promotion/relegation structure with multiple divisions.

The PVAC is third tier athletically, at best.  [/quote]

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