Welcome to Woodside's
Athletic Boosters Organization!
WILDCAT SPIRIT WEAR ONLINE STORE
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS!!!
Get your WHS Cat-Gear NOW!!
Please REGISTER your family account and athletes NOW for 2018-19...
(click the banner at the top of this page)
If you already have an account, you MUST Login to Re-ACTIVATE it for 2018-19!
Follow the instructions and be sure to hit SAVE at the bottom of each page.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED fall 2018!!!
Arena Check-in was GREAT !!
Now, Please HELP sell SpiritWear at home Football Games.
It's a fun time, really!
Go to this link:
https://www.signupgenius.com/
2018-19 Athletic Boosters Welcome all Parents! Come and join the discussion and help support Athletics at Woodside! (click here for 2018-19 meetings) Here is your chance to volunteer with other members of our community who believe, "Sports Matter at Woodside."!! We meet at 7 pm in the MUR Conference room every third Wednesday of the Month.
2018 ABO Scholarship Winners!
$2000 scholarships awarded to:
Sophia Ashworth (UC Berkeley)
Cameron Vaughan (Stanford)
$1000 scholarships awarded to
Jennifer Buja (UC Berkeley)
Luis Espino Cervantes (UC Irvine)
Congratulations Wildcats, you make us proud!
Girls Lacrosse!
Your
2018 WBAL Skyline Champs!
SPring 2018: almost $50k In Directed Donations
Wildcat parents and community have made Directed Donations of $49.2k (goes right to the designated sport), and since January the ABO has, in addition, funded over $15k in GRANTs
- Baseball (batting "turtle" cage)
- Coaching (Strength and Conditioning specialist, Mar- Jun)
- Swimming (Lane-markers, bouys, upgrade timing SW, kickboards, and supplies)
- Track ($5k contribution toward new vault pit)
- Tennis (supplies)
- Lacrosse-Girls (Practice vests, new goals)
Congrats to Girls Soccer!!
CCS Norcal Div 1 Finalists
Woodside High School's athletic program relies heavily on donations provided by families, staff, and community members to support the needs of our teams.
Over HALF of the department expense budget is met by
(1) parent donations to sports, and
(2) by ABO fundraising.
Our goal is to ensure appropriate funding for needs not covered by the district for every sport and to help strengthen the quality of the overall Athletic Program at Woodside.
Woodside has 28 athletic teams (Co-Ed counts as 2!) and over 450 athletes participating. Our range of support can only be as good as the strength of our membership, volunteer efforts, and effective fundraising.
If you have an account, you MUST Login to ACTIVATE it for this year!
Follow the instructions and be sure to hit SAVE at the bottom of each page.
Please, support our athletes by VOLUNTEERING for the ABO or directly for your athlete's team. Please contact any Board Member or AD staff member for info!
Your ABO donations may be tax deductible as the Woodside Athletic Boosters Organization is 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Our Federal Tax ID# is 27-0920851.
Once REGISTERED and ACTIVE, your family account allows your to track purchases/donations you've made over the year, print receipts (for tax time!), and is much more efficient for the ABO.
Athlete of the Week
Tim Faulkner
The Athlete of the week is the new athletic director, Tim Faulkner
Tim Faulkner was born and raised in Redwood City and is a 1997 graduate of Woodside High School. After graduating, Mr. Faulkner attended and played baseball at Santa Rosa Junior College from 1998-2000. Following the 2000 year, he transferred and played baseball at UC Riverside from 2000-2002.
Mr. Faulkner started his teaching career as the Physical Education teacher at Arundel School in San Carlos. He then moved onto Roy Cloud School in the Redwood City School District where he was the middle school Physical Education Teacher for 14 years from 2004-2018. While at Roy Cloud, Mr. Faulkner ran the middle school Physical Education program and was a teacher mentor/support provider for RCSD as well.
Mr. Faulkner has also been the varsity baseball coach at Woodside High School for 14 years, serving in that role from 2005-2018. Mr. Faulkner lives in San Carlos with his wife Jill, daughter Sadie, and son Kellen.
When asked what he loves about coaching, he says’ “I love being a coach because of the relationships that I get to build with the players, families, school, and the community.” We are excited that he will be able to support the athletic department as director and deepen his connections with the Woodside community, players and coaches.
Congratulations Tim on being this week’s Athlete of the Week!
