Athletics
Athletics
Edmund Burke School competes in the Potomac Valley Athletic Conference (PVAC) and the Washington Metropolitan Prep School Swimming & Diving League.
| FALL | WINTER | SPRING |
| Soccer | Basketball | Ultimate Frisbee |
| Girls Volleyball | Swimming | Golf |
| Cross Country | Girls Softball | |
| Baseball | ||
| Track & Field |
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Our Mission
we create an atmosphere where students feel safe and learn to challenge themselves and their teammates in a way that builds skills, confidence, and character. -
Our Philosophy
we eschew the "win-at-all-cost" model of coaching in favor of both wanting to win and using sports to teach broader lessons; draw from the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA), a nonprofit founded by Stanford University. -
Core Values
Teamwork: working together in a positive and inclusive manner toward a common goal; sharing responsibility toward continued improvement
Hard Work: giving it your all, even when challenged and pushed to your limits; being consistent and balanced through exhaustion and staying focused on the tasks at hand
Commitment: consistently showing up on time, prepared and ready to focus on giving your best effort for yourself and for the team
Respect: combining dignity and empathy, best expressed through both verbal and non verbal communication
Athletics News
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Bengal Beat: Spring All-Conference Awards
Read MoreVarsity SoftballFollowing an appearance in the PVAC quarter-finals, the Bengals secured three spots on the All-Conference team, including 1st team awards for dynamic duo Fin T. '23 and Stella T. '24 and a 2nd team award for 8th grader standout Sunniah S. '27. Congratulations!Varsity BaseballThe Bengals put together an excellent season, progressing to the PVAC semi-finals in May and now earning All-Conference awards for Max G. '25 (1st team), Ray W. '26 (1st team), and graduating senior Georgie M. '23 (2nd team). -
Bengal Beat: May - Part 2
Varsity Track & FieldRead More
At the Potomac Valley Athletic Conference Championships on May 15-16, the Bengals recorded numerous podium finishes, including two individual and two relay championships. Overall, the boys' team finished in 2nd place and the girls' team took 5th. Congratulations! -
Bengal Beat: May - Part 1
Read MoreVarsity BaseballLast week, the 3rd-seeded Bengals took on Washington Waldorf in the quarterfinals of the PVAC Championships. Following a suspenseful seventh inning, Burke pulled ahead (3-2), thanks to a game-tying double from Max G. '25 – securing the walk-off win and spot in the semifinals this week!In the semifinals, the Bengals couldn't hold off the 2nd-seeded Sandy Spring team, but still finished their season with incredible determination and spirit. Will H. '24 led the team on batting average and OBP in the regular season, with Max leading in RBIs and Ray W. '26 in strikeouts and ERA. -
Bengal Beat: April - Part 2
Read MoreVarsity BaseballThe Bengals recorded a decisive 6-0 win over Model last week at St. Anselm's, highlighted by an impressive no-hitter by Ray W. '26 and a clutch play by Amir A. '24. Starting the week in similar fashion, the team won 7-0 over McLean School, with Max G. '25 pitching seven shutout innings. (Follow along at the student-run @ebsvarsitybaseball) -
Bengal Beat: April - Part 1
Read MoreGolf TeamCoach Tamika reports, "Owen G. '24 and Jackson M. '28 competed in PVAC Varsity Golf Mid-Season Championship at Northwest Golf Course." They played 9 holes, and Owen scored 44 for a 3rd place finish and Jackson scored an excellent 54. Congratulations to both!
Varsity BaseballFollowing a tough loss to Sandy Spring Friends (pictured) this weekend, the team rallied with a decisive win over Washington Waldorf School on Monday!Varsity SoftballCoach Amy reports, "This just in … Burke beat Model, 26-6!" At yesterday’s game, highlights included "nine strikeouts by Sunniah S. '27, a homerun by Lailah B. '25, two triples by Stella T. '24, a double and a double play by Fin T. '23, a hard single and great fielding at center by Emily R. '25, a beat dropped third throw down by Stacia S. M. '28, a hard single and great throw from third by Bea C. '24, plus multiple plate crossings and crafty base running by Pan L. '23, and Ava M. '24." Amy gives a special shout-out to Kyla B. '27 and Roshan M. R. '26, team photographers yesterday. -
March Bengal Beat: Part 1
High School Track & Field launched their season with a strong showing at the St. Stephen's & St. Agnes School Early Bird on March 15, facing off against nearly a dozen independent schools from DC, Maryland, and Virginia.Read More -
Winter Bengal Beat: Wrap Up
Basketball - Girls VarsityRead More
Congratulations to Bailee C. '24 and to Miriam K. G. '25 (pictured), who were named 3rd Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention respectively for Girls' Basketball in the Potomac Valley Athletic Conference (PVAC). Overall, the team finished the season with a winning record and advanced to the quarter-finals of the Conference Championships. -
Bengals Win at Blackout
Read MoreOn Friday, February 10, the Girls Varsity Basketball team took on rival Field School, winning 39-33 in a closely-fought home game. Bailee C. '24, Daria S. '24, Fiona C. '25, Mae G. '24, Miriam K. G. '25, Noelle T. '25, and Zora T. '26 wrapped up a strong regular season, wrapping up with a 7-6 record – before heading to the post-season! On Tuesday, February 21, the team took on Spencerville in the quarter finals of the PVAC Championship Tournament. -
February Bengal Beat: Part 1
Read MoreBasketball - Girls MS:In short, this team rocked it, posting an 8-3 record this season – which included double-digit victories over Washington International and Washington Waldorf to close out the season. At the final home game, Coach Ryan L. acknowledged our 8th grade athletes (pictured). See you on the court in high school, Class of 2027! -
Bengal Beat: January 2023
Read MoreBasketball - Girls VarsityLast week, Coach Kevin reported a "wonderful start to the season," including a 4-2 record. Competing against teams with much larger rosters, the season has been a "full team effort" for these athletes. -
Bengal Beat: Fall Awards
Our cheers to the following soccer and volleyball athletes on their all-conference honors in the Potomac Valley Athletic Conference (PVAC).Read More -
Student-Athlete Connections
In early November, 6th grade had the opportunity to meet Virginia Tech basketball standout Darius Maddox via Zoom. Hailing from Bowie, MD, Darrius played in every Tech game last season and secured the win over Clemson in the second round of the ACC Tournament, thanks to this incredible 3-point shot.Read More -
Bengal Beat: Fall Sports Recap
Congratulations to the nine fall athletic teams on their successful seasons!Read More
Highlights included all eligible soccer teams (Varsity and Middle School) continuing to the postseason and every cross country squad notching a top 10 individual finish in conference championships, along with a top 3 finish for the boys' team. -
October Bengal Beat: Part 1
Soccer (Homecoming)Read MoreYes, you heard right, Bengal fans: Girls and Boys Varsity Soccer swept the Homecoming games, 6-2 and 3-1 respectively over the McLean School of Maryland. Enjoy these game highlights here, thanks to Greg C. P'23.The week of October 17, Girls Varsity recorded a 5-0 over German International School, including this great save by Laila O. '25 (pictured, lower left), while Boys Varsity notched a 5-3 win against Spencerville on October 11. -
September Bengal Beat: Part 2
Read MoreCross Country
Cheers to our 20+ runners on a very strong showing at the PVAC Midseason Challenge at Sandy Spring Friends last week.In the boys' Varsity race, Burke edged out Washington International for a podium spot, finishing in 3rd as a team! Charles L. '25 was Burke's top finisher in 12th, running 19:29, with Adam O. '23, Ian S. '23, Jack J. '26, and Owen F. '24 all scoring for the team. In the girls' Varsity race, Nora B. '26 notched a top 5 placement, running 22:40, with Eliza G. '25 coming in 11th. In the Middle School 2-mile races, Lucas M. '27 (15th) and Neve J. '29 (9th) took the top spots for Burke. -
September Bengal Beat: Part 1
featuring: High School Cross Country and Boys Soccer's season openers.Read More -
May Bengal Beat: Part 2
Reporting back on the High School Track & Field conference championships.Read More -
May Bengal Beat: Part 1
Reporting back on the season for Middle School Track & Field and Varsity Baseball.Read More -
April Bengal Beat: Part 1
Read MoreCheers to the Varsity Baseball team, which won their season opener (16-12) against Model Secondary School on Friday, April 1. Photo credit: Stacy B. P'24.You can now find scores and team standings on the Potomac Valley Athletic Conference's brand-new site: https://pvacsports.com/sports/bsb/index. -
PVAC All-Conference Honors - WINTER
Congratulations to our Potomac Valley Athletic Conference (PVAC) Winter 2021-22 All-Conference selections.Read More
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Co-ed, progressive, college prep school in Washington, DC featuring a challenging curriculum in an inclusive environment for grades 6-12.
4101 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 | Phone: 202-362-8882 | Fax: 202-362-1914