KAIAC Boys' & Girls' Basketball
Crown New & Old Champions
-SFS & OAHS Boys' Unseat SAHS & Lady Falcons Continue an Unprecedented String
In Division I, for the first time in ten years the SFS Crusaders unseated the SAHS Falcons for the conference regular season title! SFS went undefeated in regular season play, but were upset in the KAIAC tournament by the OAHS Cougars. The DAHS Warriors took 2nd during both the regular season and the tournament. The SAHS Lady Falcons continued their dominance in KAIAC girls' basketball taking their 18th straight conference and tournament titles. The DAHS Lady Warriors took 2nd and the TCIS Lady Dragons took 3rd during the regular season and in the tournament. In Division II, the boys' basketball regular season ended with a three-way tie for first place between GSIS, CCS, and IIS. In the tournament, the GSIS Knights took the championship. The ICS-U Lady Eagles took the Girls' Division II regular season title, but were upset by the GSIS Lady Knights for the tournament championship. KIS, OAHS, and GSIS and their staffs are to be congratulated and thanked for once again hosting excellent tournaments.
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DAHS Takes the Cheerleader Title
After being dethroned last year, the DAHS Varsity Cheerleading squad returned to form and performed admirably at the KAIAC Tournament and took first place. The ICS-U squad was well represented taking second place followed by KIS in third. In the Junior-Varsity Tournament, the DAHS were first followed by SIS in second. Eleven varsity all-stars were also named. Ms. Angela Griego and the DAHS staff are to be congratulated and thanked for an excellently run tournament.
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TCIS Takes Third Straight Forensics Title
The TCIS forensics squad took its third straight title at the KAIAC Forensics Tournament held on March 5-6 at SIS. The competition saw over 150 students from seven different high schools, including TCIS, KIS, SIS, YISS, CCS, IIS, AND SFS, participate. The KIS forensics squad took second place followed closely by SIS squad in third. SIS and its staff are to be congratulated and thanked for hosting an excellent competition. A special thank you to all of the volunteer judges at both competitions. Find the end-of-season Forensics results by clicking the Forensics Menu Button.
KAIAC Soccer Begins
The Seoul Foreign School Lady Falcons' girls' basketball team is seeking its unprecedented 15th consecutive KAIAC regular season and tournament championship titles. The Lady Falcons have begun the 2009-2010 season undefeated and look very strong. The SAHS Falcons boys' basketball team is going for its eleventh straight season and tournament titles. The SFS Crusaders have already beaten the Falcons in an early season shoot-out. Could this be the year that SAHS is bumped from the top? It looks like the DAHS Warriors and SFS Crusaders have the best shot to unseat them. In Division II, the season and tournament boys' and girls' titles look wide open with ICS-Ujb., CCS, ICS-Pytk., and GSIS battling it out for supremacy.

KAIAC Athletic Teams
Excel in Asia-wide Competitions  
This Winter 2010, a number of the KAIAC schools, again, represented the conference well in a number of post-season tournaments including the DoDDS Far East, Asia Pacific Activities Conference (APAC), and the new Association of International Schools in Asia (AISA) Conference.

Far East Tournaments:
Daegu American High School -
1st-Place--"Class A" Girls' Basketball
2nd-Place--"Class A" Boys' Basketball

Seoul American High School -
1st-Place--"Class AA" Girls' Basketball

APAC Tournaments:
Seoul Foreign School -
1st-Place--Boys' Basketball

AISA Tournaments:
Seoul Internatiuonal School -

Korea International School -