Stages of our sports training process:

1. Pre-sport base training (3-7 years)
2. Initiation into school sports (8-12 years)
3. Sports specialization (13-15 years)
4. Sports performance (16-18 years)

We motivate our student-athletes to achieve goals through determination, teamwork, commitment, sacrifice and a “never give up” attitude. We want them to become agile leaders, put strategy into action and perform under pressure.

Our athletic program emphasizes the development of our student-athletes, while teaching them to strive for excellence, and to understand that adversity and defeat are just opportunities for personal growth. It encompasses a great variety of competitive options for male and female students alike.

Lincoln School participates annually in different championships, especially on regional tournaments organized by the Association of American Schools of Central America (AASCA). These tournaments are hosted annually by schools all around Central America and hare highly competitive. Lincoln students compete in sports such as Basketball, Track and Field, Cross Country, Soccer, Volleyball, Swimming, Tennis, among others.

Association of American Schools of Central America (AASCA)

The Association of American Schools of Central America (AASCA) was created to support and encourage academic, artistic, athletic and cultural interaction among international schools offering a U.S. type education in Central America.

AASCA Schools