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.
Participate in Sports Performance workouts throughout the summer! Designed to improve athletic performance in any sport such as Vertical Jump, Strength, Speed, Power, and Agility!
Summer Strength and Conditioning for Athletes, 2x a week on Monday and Wednesday 5:45-6:45pm from May 31 to July 21.
Contact Coach Gavin via phone or email
Each day, goalies will experience on-ice and off-ice training in a synergistic method to maximize their learning potential.
The DME Ice Arena (aka, Daytona Ice Arena) is home to one NHL regulation-size sheet of ice and boasts more than 25000 square feet of space. With bleacher seating and a 300 spectator capacity, our pristine hockey training ground is unique in Florida. With multiple locker rooms, The Thaw Zone Cafe & Celly's Sports Pub and just a few miles from the beach, hockey athlete's and their families are treated to a once in a lifetime experience.
Elite: 2 years of travel experience and above skill level
Beginner: House League or first year travel experience level
$225 is the beginner price and $325 is the advanced price
June 16 - 18, 2021
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Weekly Camps Run from June 5th - June 30th
Come camp at DME Academy. Our summer camp program is perfect for children aged 5-12. Our camps are dedicated to keeping kids active and offer them an exciting opportunity to learn, experience, and create lifelong memories through sports, fitness, cognitive, and team-based activities.
Questions?
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Halifax Health has been caring for Volusia & Flagler county residents since 1928. Their mission is to be the community healthcare leader through exceptional talent and superior patient centered service delivered in a financially sustainable manner. As a leading employer in the area with 500+ physicians, representing 54 subspecialties, their track record and service to the community is admirable.
As the official healthcare provider for DME Academy, this mutually beneficial relationship aligns two great companies in the Daytona Beach area.
Our structured, well-rounded program caters to the individual personalities of your child. Whether your child is new to camp or an experienced camper, we make sure that everyone is included and has fun! We create team based games and activities throughout the summer focused on strengthening the bonds of teamwork, support, sportsmanship and perseverance.
The facilities at DME Academy reverberate with the sounds of cheering, laughter and excellence from our customers.
Our elite field house is home to our basketball, volleyball and performance training areas. With more than 47,000 square feet our professionally maintained facility has the latest training equipment and technology for athletes. Our facility boasts 2 full NBA courts, 5 youth courts, 7 regulation volleyball courts, a performance center, athletic training rooms and a spa.
Breakfast, Lunch & Afternoon Snack
Transportation not provided. It is added to the cost of the field trip.
DME Summer Camp Staff: School Administrators, Teachers, Coaches, and College Students that have grown up in the summer camp program. We follow 1:20 ratio on campus and 1:10 ratio off-campus. It is our Director's 11th year and Co-Director's 8th year running this camp.
Campers should come equipped to play both indoor and outdoor sports each day. On our skating days at the ice arena, each camper should wear cold-weather clothing. Campers are encouraged to bring a water bottle and sunscreen.
Campers will be assigned lockers. Any belongings will be kept there. Additional snacks are always encouraged. Any electronics brought to camp will be at your own risk. DME is not responsible for lost, damaged, or stolen items.
All campers will need to fill out our Mandatory Waiver Form. This will need to be filled out and E-signed during the registration process, by a Parent/Guardian.
Breakfast usually consists of the following:
one juice, one milk, muffin, pop tart, breakfast bars or cereal
Lunch usually consists of the following:
1 juice, 1 milk, PBJ, turkey sub, Lunchables, apple or banana, apple sauce, cheese stick etc.
We also provide an afternoon snack each day.
Our 2023 field trip calendar is not yet available. Field trips are not included in the cost of camp and the schedule is subject to change.
Halifax Health will provide a medical advisory council consisting of 5 members. Physicians and community health managers will meet with DME leadership and advise on all health protocols and provide up to date and newly established injury research.
Halifax Health will provide a liaison for injured DME Academy students-athletes.
Halifax Health will provide fitness assessments on all incoming DME Academy student-athletes upon request as well as provide nutrition education once per season, per sport.
Halifax Health will provide annual Basic Life Saving Skills training for DME staff and coaches as well as make telemedicine services available to DME Academy student-athletes at usual and customary rates.
Halifax Health will provide medical personnel at select DME events.
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DME Sports Academy is proud to announce our inaugural DME Hockey Academy under the guidance of former NHL player and Stanley Cup winner Eric Perrin.
The hockey academy offers elite hockey training as well as education opportunities for players looking to grow their individual skills at a faster and more intense pace.
Daytona Ice Arena did a trial run of the Take A Shot At Hockey Program at the Daytona Ice Arena on Saturday, September 29th for elementary and middle school students before the program goes public.
The Take A Shot at Hockey Program is designed to introduce students to skating and the sport of hockey by giving them the opportunity to put on full gear and get a real feel for the game on the ice! Kids of the ages of 8-13 showed up at 11:30 am for registration and hit the ice at 12:30 pm.
With many kids first time on the ice, the Daytona Ice Arena coaches helped them learn the fundamentals on the ice and then incorporated hockey rules, equipment, and drills throughout the workout.
“We want to introduce kids to the sport, ice hockey with educating them through the program and give them a feel for the game by keeping them active, by promoting healthy competition and long-term wellness,” Justin Cirillo, the Director of Program Marketing & Sponsorship, said during the event.
The program will be rolled out to elementary schools in both Volusia and Flagler counties. The DIA can also tailor the event to include a STEM session along with the Take a Shot at Hockey Program. Interested? Contact joyce.coury@dmesports.com.
