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You are the key to a competitive sports program at Woodside!

Help our teams!

 


Uniforms and Equipment are just a drop in the bucket! To have a top tier Athletic Program, the athletes need:

  • Enough Coaches to support JV and development teams as well as Varsity players
  • A Strength and Conditioning Coach
  • State of the Art video review equipment (HUDL) to help the teams win

There are a lot of other things the ABO provides for the athletes. We need your help to create a high quality experience for them.

 

Donate Now to help all athletes at Woodside High.  

 

Other ways to provide support:

 

If you have a student athlete, visit the team page to make a donation that will go directly to the team for equipment and uniforms.  Help us reach our goal with your tax-deductible donation today and Maximize your Impact by using your employer’s Matching Gift program to donate additional funds to the ABO.

Financial Report 2017-18 Fiscal and School Year 
Please review our results--the ABO raised and/or facilitated the donation of $177k in funding to the WHS Athletic Department and programs to supplement district funding! Click Here for details!


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!

 

 

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

Athlete of the week December 2nd

The Athlete of the week is Natalya Hotovec. She plays on the varsity basketball team. She has been playing basketball since she was four years old and believes she is a better player because of that experience. She balances schoolwork and athletics by doing her homework after practice and by utilizing good time management. Her inspiration is her dad because he encourages her to practice and play. She plays basketball because she loves the game atmosphere and playing with her teammates. Her advice to anyone playing basketball would be to try their hardest during practice to improve everyday. Her teammates and coaches make her a better player by helping her correct her mistakes on the court. Her coach says that Natalya is a “hardworking player who always supports her team.”

 Athlete of the Week