​🚨 Haynes Volleyball is Rockin'! 🚨

Our HS Varsity Girls Volleyball team has been on an absolute tear, steamrolling the competition these past few weeks and it’s official: they’re now ranked #4 in the entire state! They’re right up there with powerhouse programs like Georgetown Day, Visitation, and DCPS giant Jackson Reed and proving that your Mountain Lions belong among the elite. The best part? You’ve got a chance to see them in action at home in a HUGE matchup against another ranked PCSAA opponents:Tuesday, October 7 @5pm vs. Kipp-CP Ranked #14Tuesday, October 21 @ 5pm vs. DCI, Ranked #10 Friday, October 24 @ 5pm vs. Cap City, Ranked #15SAVE THE DATES and Let’s pack the gym, bring the noise, and show everyone what Mountain Lion pride is all about!

The Mountain Lions are on a roll!

The Haynes squads for absolutely showing OUT this fall!  The boys’ soccer team came through with back-to-back wins last week … but this week, it’s the LADY LIONS are running the show on both the soccer field and the volleyball court! Girls’ Soccer: Took down Cap City on Monday with a 4–1 W and they’re right back at it today against The Field School. Volleyball: Swept KIPP Legacy in straight sets, then turned around and battled Roosevelt for a clutch 3-set win yesterday! They’re headed to IDEA today for a big-time conference matchup at 5 PM today. Don’t sleep on the consolation and CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH in the Petworth Cup this Saturday at Home… Girls’ Soccer vs. Cap City at 9:30 AM (Consolation Game) Championship Match: Boys’ Soccer vs. archrival Latin at 2 PM — ON. OUR. TURF. Come on out and make some serious noise for our Lions!

New Era, New Energy: Varsity Boys ⚽ Claim First Victory Of The Season! 🎉

Under the leadership of newly appointed Head Coach Jeff Findlater and Assistant Coach Tyler Hicks, the E.L. Haynes Varsity Boys Soccer team secured a decisive 4–2 victory over Cardozo High School, snapping a losing streak that had stretched across last season and into the start of this year. The Mountain Lions set the tone early when Krishna Persaud, a point guard on our varsity boys basketball team now making his mark on the soccer field, converted a penalty kick to give Haynes the lead. Brian Martinez added to the advantage with a well-placed left-footed strike, while Bladamir Ayala delivered the finishing touch with two goals of his own, putting the match out of reach despite a determined effort from Cardozo.“This win represents more than just a scoreline,” said Head Coach Findlater. “It’s the result of hard work, resilience, and the commitment of our players all summer and this fall tobelieve in themselves and each other.”The victory marks a turning point for the Varsity

E.L. Haynes offers a plethora of sports!

Competitive and developmental sports are offered to ELH Students in grades 6-12!  Students have the opportunity to participate in 10 sports across 26 teams. E.L. Haynes competes in the Public Charter School Athletics Association (PCSAA), District of Columbia Athletics Association (DCSAA), and D.C. Scores. Fall Sports High School: HS Cross Country Varsity Boys Soccer Varsity Girls Soccer Varsity Girls Volleyball   Middle School: MS Cross Country MS Flag Football MS Boys Soccer MS Girls Soccer MS Girls Volleyball   Winter Sports High School: Varsity Boys Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball JV Boys Basketball HS Cheer Indoor Track Middle School: MS Boys Basketball MS Girls Basketball MS Cheer      Spring Sports High School: Varsity G

🎉 Exciting News for Haynes Athletics Fans! 🎉

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new website! **What's New:**🌐 Modern and User-Friendly Interface🔍 Improved Navigation for Easy Access📅 Brand New Calendar Layout📸 Stunning Visuals and GalleriesClick this link to learn more about the site.   

ELH BASKETBALL CLINIC - REGISTER HERE!

On Saturday, April 6, 2024, the E.L. Haynes High School Basketball program will host a clinic for youth in grades 3, 4 and 5 who attend Haynes from 10am to 1pm. Head Varsity Basketball Coach Andre Lindsey, will lead the program along with players from the Varsity boys’ basketball team. The clinic will teach dribbling, passing, shooting, rebounding and how to play defense, amongst other intangibles. The clinic will also incorporate lead-up games, which will enhance learning the fundamentals of the game. The program will take place at the E.L. Haynes High School gymnasium, located at 4501 Kansas Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20011. If you have questions, please email Brent Bass, Director of Athletics, at bbass@elhaynes.org. The registration deadline is Friday, April 5 at 4:00pm. To register, click the link below: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CVBZDHF ________________________________________________ El sábado 6 de abril de 2024, el E.L. El pr

ELH Plans To Shock The League!

The E.L. Haynes high school track team has been working hard for a few weeks, even during spring break, for their upcoming PCSAA competition on Tuesday, May 2nd. Their plan is to shock some of the league leaders for many of the events. The meet will begin at 2:30pm and conclude at approximately 7pm. The contests will take place at the Prince George’s Sports and Learning Complex in Landover, MD. (9 mile drive) If you have some time, come and cheer on your mountain lions and see how the plan pans out.

Boys Soccer Ranked In The Top Ten

The E.L. Haynes Boys Varsity Soccer team is ranked in the top ten in the District according to the DCSAA.   Check out the schedule here and come out to cheer the boys on!   We look forward to seeing you soon! 

Big Wins In Athletics This Week!

The ELH boys’ and girls’ Varsity Soccer teams had big wins this week! The boys took out Basis at home on Tuesday, by the score of 3 to1. Our lady Mountain Lions also chewed up Basis 3 to 1 on Wednesday, as well. On Tuesday, the ELH Varsity Volleyball team put up a great fight in two close sets against DCI, who are the defending PCSAA champions. Their coach stated, “Your Volleyball program has really improved.” As she wiped the sweat from her brow. Coach Newman and Ball would like a second crack at them in the upcoming volleyball playoffs. Come out to support the teams at home matches this coming week: Our JV boys’ soccer team plays DCI and the Varsity Volleyball team plays Latin on Monday, 10/3 at 4:30 and 5:00pm, respectively. Volleyball plays again on Tuesday, 10/4 against Seed at 5pm and our lady Mountain Lion soccer squad, led by coach Jordy Gomez, laces them up at 4:30pm versus Paul on Tuesday as well.  On Wednesday

Need An Athletic Physical To Play?

If you need a physical and a doctor to complete your DC Health Certificate form, below are two links to places you can go. 1) Ward 1 - Community Pediatric Facilities 2) Primary Care Facilities  Any questions, contact Brent Bass at bbass@elhaynes.org  or John Burns at jburns@elhaynes.org (Middle School) 

Pre K - 12 Athletic Handbook

Girls Varsity Soccer Gets Thrilling Victory

Congratulations to EL Haynes girls varsity soccer on their thrilling 5-4 victory over Bell HS in the first round of the Petworth Cup. Jessica Marroquin scored four goals, and Margareth Uyu-Ardon added one more. Ana Garcia and Cinthia Mejia also contributed with assists, and Jessica had an assist as well. Wish the best of luck to the Mountain Lion ladies as they advance to the Petworth Cup Championship against the Latin Lions on Saturday. They play at 12:30pm at Roosevelt HS. I’m sure it will be an intense and competitive match. We hope to bring home the championship! Have a great day! 

Boys Varsity Soccer vs. St. Anselm's Abbey School

E.L. Haynes clashed against St. Anselm's Abbey in their season opener, delivering an intense soccer showdown. The first half was marked by Haynes' dominance, creating numerous opportunities that unfortunately ended goalless. As the second half unfolded, Haynes continued their offensive drive. Brian Castillo broke the deadlock with a precise shot from the top of the box, assisted by Bladimir Ayala. Responding swiftly, St. Anselm's Abbey managed to equalize, leveling the score. Haynes' relentless pressure paid off when Kevin Alvarenga, the team's sweeper, seized a deflected direct kick and powered in a half volley to secure a 2-1 lead. Capitalizing on the momentum, Bladimir Ayala forced a defensive error, allowing Robert Rodriguez Gomez to extend Haynes' advantage to 3-1. Solid defense, led by Kevin Alvarenga, and supported by Nico Vega Ordonez, Pons Nava Pineda, and Eli Crowley, held strong to protect the lead. In the end, E.L. Haynes

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Washington Leadership

Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Maya Angelou