The evolution of sports-focused education has increased its appeal amongst College coaches and Professional scouts. A deepened focus on a holistic approach to personal development has changed the recruiting landscape by preparing high level student-athletes to succeed at the next level. This developing model has produced some of the most recognizable student-athletes in today’s sports. While combining a purposefully academic schedule with a concentration on athletic preparation, student-athletes will now attain the utensils to achieve their personal goals. They will also possess a favorable appeal to all collegiate and professional levels. The experiences and resources that academies provide, will only ensure a greater athlete experience, a pathway towards college eligibility and acceptance while also cultivating personal development.
As the new Director of Athletics and former Director of Soccer, Todd Eason looks to implement a platform within the athletic department that has proven success. The Men’s and Women’s soccer teams have gained recognition on and off the field with the influences that Mr. Eason has implemented. The approach that Eason uses incorporates transparency, accountability and consistency, while facing extreme daily challenges. These three pillars have helped players establish sustained success while creating habits towards personal growth. Holding student-athletes to a higher standard off the playing court/field has allowed individuals to understand the importance of personal values and discipline. Furthermore, Eason’s commitment towards consistency throughout this process has shown his own discipline in valuing person over athlete.
With an understanding and experience in all levels of soccer, Eason’s team culture has provided various paths for his student-athletes and is now the foundation which he leads. His new role as Athletic Director will now provide him the opportunity to share his philosophy across the department and help influence a school identity that will help all programs find success.
DME's High School Doubles League will take place from November 11th through December 18th Mondays and Wednesday
Players must sign up as a team. Teams will play 2 matches each week with the last two weeks set aside for playoffs. (All teams will advance to the playoffs). This is a chance for athletes to play and have some fun without coaching, without pressure and a chance to keep their feet in the sand during the traditional indoor high school season. We are looking to keep this league fun and competitive for all athletes. No coaching will be allowed during matches.
With seven indoor courts, four beach courts, two weight rooms, a spa and recovery facility and audio/visual center for video analysis, DME has a training facility that competes with most collegiate programs.
DME will open the courts up and turn the lights on for free play on Friday nights. Everyone is welcome to come out and play and have some fun. Coach Craig or one of the Beach Coaches will be on the courts to help you work on any skill you would like, or bring your friends and come play until you can’t play anymore!
With seven indoor courts, four beach courts, two weight rooms, a spa and recovery facility and audio/visual center for video analysis, DME has a training facility that competes with most collegiate programs.
At DME Sports, we offer private lessons to those individual that want to work on specific skills. Private lessons are offered on Friday and Sunday nights between the hours of 5-9pm. Any coach can offer private lessons, however, you should reach out to them specifically to arrange.You may set up private training which is one on one training or semi-private training which is two on one training with a coach and an athlete(s). The cost of lessons varies by coach from $40-60 an hour.
Contact the coach you'd like your lesson with directly:
Coach Moses*: (440) 376-4514