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ISB Athletics Program Builds Competitive High School Teams Across Multiple Sports

The International School of Brussels fields competitive squads across multiple sports and age groups.

By Brussels Sport Desk · Published 19 July 2026

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ISB Athletics Program Builds Competitive High School Teams Across Multiple Sports
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The International School of Brussels runs an athletics program that includes American football, lacrosse, field hockey, baseball, softball and a full boys' volleyball programme. The school fields over 50 competitive teams across 15 sports and remains the only school in Belgium that offers this combination of activities.

Why the program matters for local students

High school athletics in Brussels draw participants from many international families who seek English-language competition. The ISB setup supplies structured teams at four distinct levels, allowing students in different grades to take part without leaving the city. This structure supports regular training and matches for athletes who attend schools across the Brussels region.

Partnership with the Brussels Sports Association

The Brussels Sports Association works with ISB to deliver English-language soccer, basketball and baseball training. Children from 45 different schools in Belgium take part in these sessions. The partnership extends competitive opportunities beyond the ISB campus and connects students who otherwise train at separate locations.

Team structure and participation levels

ISB Athletics organises squads at Varsity for Grades 10-12, Junior Varsity for Grades 9-10, U14 teams for Grades 6-8 and Developmental groups that cover Grades 6-12. These divisions give athletes a clear progression path while keeping training groups appropriate to age and experience. The four-level model allows the school to maintain more than 50 teams without mixing widely different skill sets.

Local detail comes from the school's documented offerings and the partnership agreement with the Brussels Sports Association. Families can review schedules and registration details on the athletics section of the ISB website at https://www.isb.be/student-life/athletics. The program continues to provide the listed sports and team structure for the current school year.

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