Davies Athletics recently hosted the Sports Awards Night, where we honored the outstanding accomplishments of our student-athletes throughout the year. The event featured recognition for both Most Improved Player (MIP) and Most Valuable Player (MVP) awards, highlighting the dedication and talent of our teams. As a special gesture, medals were presented to our graduating student-athletes from the class of 2024, ensuring their achievements were celebrated and remembered as they embarked on new journeys beyond Davies.

PDF of Sports Awards Night Presentation

PDF of Student-Athlete Awards

PDF of Student-Athletes from the Class of 2024

🏅 Our student-athletes recently attended a leadership training workshop hosted by the Army National Guard and the Rhode Island Interscholastic League. The workshop focused on "How to Lead with Confidence, Character, and Integrity."

The students had a fantastic time and gained valuable insights. We can't wait to see their leadership shine on and off the field! 🌟 

L to R in group photo: Gabriella Fisher (Gr. 11 - Softball), Adrian Vargas (Gr. 10 - Boys Soccer & Boys Volleyball), Jamaal Andrade (Gr. 11 - Football & Boys Basketball), Kylie Robert (Gr. 9 - Girls Basketball & Softball), Edward Guzman (Gr. 11 - Football & Boys Volleyball) 

Student-Athlete Eligibility Policy.

1.1 Authority

 The Davies’ Board of Trustees has the authority to adopt an academic eligibility policy for all student-athletes at Wm. M. Davies Jr., Career & Technical High School.  The Rhode Island Interscholastic League (RIIL) sets the minimum standard for academic eligibility, however, member schools and their governing bodies may adopt higher and more demanding eligibility requirements for local use (RIIL Rules and Regulations, Article 3). 

 1.2 Definitions

 Academic Recovery (AR): means classes to provide additional instructional time in core academic subjects (English, math, social studies, science, and reading) for students who have a class average of a 69 or below; therefore providing targeted, intensive support and effective interventions for students who are failing. The hopeful outcome of the Davis Academic Recovery classes is the enhancement and broadening of the reading, writing, and math skills necessary to succeed in the core subject area(s).

 Career and technical Education (CTE) Courses: means courses that are associated with a student career and technical area. Each career and technical area has two courses, theory and practical. Students should be passing both sections in order to be eligible to play in league games.

 Eligible: means students have passed all of their academic and CTE courses and are eligible to play in league games.  To be eligible for fall sports (i.e. Cross Country, Soccer, eSports) students must have passed all courses for the previous year (final course grade).

 Ineligible: means students do not qualify to try out for the team, practice, or play in league games.  Students are ineligible when they fail more than one class for the quarter. 

 Restricted Eligibility: means students are eligible to be part of the team, but cannot play in league games. Students in this category have failed one academic or CTE course and are waiting for the current quarter grades to indicate they are passing. Once the current quarter grades are finalized, and the student is passing all courses, the student can then play in league games.

 1.3 Eligibility Status Based Upon Course Failure

1. CTE Course Failure

 If a student fails any portion of their CTE course-work for the quarter, the student will have restricted eligibility.  For example, if a student fails theory or practical with a 69 or below, the student will be able to try out and practice with the team, but will not be eligible to play in games.  Students will only be eligible to play in games once the current grading terms ends and only if the student is passing both the theory and practical CTE courses.

1. Academic Course Failure

 One Academic Course- If a student fails one academic course, the student will be able to try out, practice, and play in league games if the student participates in AR and meets the requirements that follow.

AR Available: When AR is available, student athletes must do the following:

1. Students are to arrive at 2:15p and stay until 3:45p and sign in with the AR teacher;
2. At 3:45p, student-athletes can then go to practice. Student-athletes will receive a slip from their AR teacher to bring to practice to give to their coach. The Athletic Director will provide the students with the slips;
3. If there is a home game, the student-athlete must attend AR and then report to the game;
4. If there is an away game, student-athletes are required to attend AR, which may result in them missing the game.
5. Student-athletes that are removed from AR for behavioral or attendance reasons will immediately become ineligible to participate in athletics.

AR Not Available: In the circumstance that AR is not offered to students for any reason, students will be placed under restricted eligibility until the close of the current grading term. If the student is in good academic standing by the close of the grading term, the student will then be eligible to play in league games.

1. Multiple Course Failure: If a student failed more than one course, the student is ineligible to participate in sports for the current season.

11/28/18 NL, AFT