Woodside High School Girls Basketball Program
The coaching staff and Athletic Department is excited to continue our tradition of excellence in developing YOUR student athletes.
It takes significant resources to provide and sustain a high quality program. The ABO strives to work together with the coaches to ensure the Program is well supported, sustainable, and thriving.
Please give them your full support, and thank you in advance!
MORE INFORMATION ON THE WOODSIDE HIGH SCHOOL Girls Basketball TEAM
Meet the Coaches! (Click on their names for a short biography)
Ron Rossi, Varsity Head Coach Mike Shinn, JV Head Coach
PROGRAM-DIRECTED DONATION 2017-2018
Below is the family donation requested by the coaches that will keep the teams focused on Basketball, rather than fundraising. This money goes directly to the team to cover expenses not paid for by the school district. The suggested donation is not a requirement to play.
Also, you may select a custom amount--The most important thing is to participate by giving something!
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Uniform Maintenance Equipment Athletic Booster Donation (suggested) Subtotal |
$ 35 $ 30 $ 50 $115 |
Please, first REGISTER
Support the Athletic Booster Organization
Please be sure to Register your family and athletes here on the ABO site, so we can maintain accurate records and keep you updated with important information about Woodside Athletics.
THE ABO FUNDING PROCESS
The ABO works with our coaches and the Athletic Director (AD) to consider the team’s proposals, help to raise money from parents that goes directly to the team (Direct Donations), and to allocate additional funds via ABO Grants to requests made by the team and AD.
Please click HERE for more details!
Athlete of the Week
Final Athlete of the week 2017/18
This week’s Athlete of the Week is freshman Katie Meade. Katie began the high jump event in 8th grade and took the event more seriously this year with the help of her supportive teammates. She enjoys participating on the Track and Field team because the team aspect and atmosphere is “golden” and each and every team member is supportive of one another. Additionally, Katie enjoys the fact that her event is an individual one which allows her to track her progress with the support of an entire team. In terms of her source of motivation, Coach Dobbins plays a pivotal role in pushing Katie to strive for excellence and consistency. Her father also helps since he is a former high jumper in college, he pushes Katie to work hard both on and off the track. With the support of her teammates, coaches, and parents, Katie qualified for CCS finals as a 9th grader and she hopes to make it to the state championships next year. Katie’s accomplishments for this year are impressive, congratulations Katie on being this week’s Athlete of the Week!
