Western Japan Activities Association (WJAA)

SOIS belongs to two competitive activities leagues, one domestic and one international, each with season-ending championship tournaments at SOIS, throughout western Japan, and overseas.

WJAA handbook 
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WJAA website
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WJAA results
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2013-14

WJAA
SOIS is an active founding member of a domestic athletic league called the Western Japan Activities Association (WJAA; https://sites.google.com/site/wjaasports/home). The Sabers compete against all WJAA members and host important WJAA tournaments. There are WJAA weekly competitions and season-ending tournaments at all levels: high school varsity and junior varsity, and middle school A and B divisions. The WJAA consists of several international schools and US military base schools in Japan, predominately in the Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto area, but also stretching from Fukuoka to Yokohama to Hokkaido.

• Canadian Academy (Rokko Island, Kobe), www.canacad.ac.jp  
• EJ King High School (Sasebo, Nagasaki), http://www.king-hs.pac.dodea.edu
• Fukuoka International School, www.fis.ed.jp 
• Hiroshima International School, www.hiroshima-is.ac.jp
• Hokkaido International School, http://www.his.ac.jp
• International Christian Academy Nagoya, www.icanjapan.org
• Kansai Christian School (Ikoma City, Nara), http://www.kansaichristianschool.com/
• Kyoto International University Academy (Kyotanabe, Kyoto), www.kyotoiu.org
• Marist Brothers International School (Suma, Kobe), www.marist.ac.jp
• MC Perry High School (Iwakuni, Yamaguchi), http://www.perry-hs.pac.dodea.edu 
• Nagoya International School, www.nagoyis.jp 
• Senri & Osaka International Schools of Kwansei Gakuin, www.senri.ed.jp
• Sons of the Light School International Christian School (Hyogo), http://jds.fc2web.com/school/index.htm​ 
• St. Maur International School (Yokohama), www.stmaur.ac.jp
• Yokohama International School, www.yis.ac.jp

The Sabers also play against other non-WJAA schools, including K. International School Tokyo, Seisen International School, St. Mary’s International School, American School in Japan, Edgren High School, and some Japanese schools.