Welcome!

About D.A.S.H.
     We are Dedicated Athletes Schooled at Home. We serve home schooling families in the Southeastern Wisconsin area with an opportunity to run cross country in the fall, and track and field in the spring.
     Our desire is to grow into a larger decentralized team, thus enabling us to function at a competitive level without duplicating administrative efforts.
     A faith in Jesus Christ is paramount in the coaching philosophy. This translates into a running experience which equips each individual to properly face life’s challenges.

Athletes needed
     Are you a dedicated athlete schooled at home? Do you have an interest in running cross country or track? Contact D.A.S.H.!  [5th grade through 12th grade]

Coaches needed
     This decentralized team will require additional coaches for the different locations. Coaching is easy and rewarding; and it can be done around your schedule.  Please contact D.A.S.H. if you can help.

Drew G. Heiss, founder/coach
414-322-4643; drew@dedicatedathletes.com
Mr. Heiss is available to speak at your church or home school group.

HISTORY
     D.A.S.H. was founded in the fall of 2004 with a handful of eager young runners from local home school families.  We held weekly practices and had inter-squad races.  In the spring of 2005, we did the same thing for our first track team.
     We currently have middle school and high school teams for both cross country and track.  We compete against local public and private schools.

2004 XC Team

Left to right: Abby, Siobhan, Mr. Heiss, Noah, Dietrich, Zachary, Hannah,
Britta, Emily, Esther, Nicholas, Josiah, Elijah, Zeb, and Mrs. Caspers.

[Watch Dave Wottle win
the 1972 Olympic 800m]

MISSION STATEMENT

To provide home schooled students with an opportunity to enjoy the many benefits of competitive cross country and track & field.

To encourage a love for running that will last your whole life.

To promote health and fitness.

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KENOSHA RUNNING CLUB

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"I believe God made me for a purpose, but he also made me fast. And when I run I feel His pleasure."
- Eric Liddell, 1924 Olympian and missionary to China