Woodside High School Dance Team

Dance 2018-2019

The entire coaching staff is excited to continue our tradition of excellence in developing YOUR student athletes. It takes a lot of resources to execute a quality program for student athletes and we thank you in advance for your support.

Meet Coach Kim Harvath (Click Here for Bio)

MORE INFORMATION ON THE WOODSIDE HIGH SCHOOL DANCE TEAM

Team Contribution

Starting this year (18-19) we are kicking off the Dance Program starting mid Spring of 2018. Dance is year-round and since Dance tryouts and then Summer Camp precede the start of the Fall Football Season, it makes sense to start our "new" season now!

Below is a suggested family contribution that will keep the coaching staff focused on Dance, rather than fundraising. This suggested donation is NOT a requirement for participation.

We are hoping you will help the team and your Athletic Boosters Organization (ABO) by making the following suggested Dance Program Directed Donation for the 2018-19 Season:

Uniform Maintenance
Equipment
Athletic Booster Donation

Subtotal

$ 50

$ 30

$ 50

$130

Additional Donation Option:
New Member Gear Kit Contribution $170

Purchased Items (These are not Donations):

Dance Summer Camp 2018 Fee $ 210

Football & Basketball Season Ticket 4-pack $150

Please, first REGISTER

MAKE YOUR TEAM CONTRIBUTION

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 to consider the team’s proposals, and to allocate funds to approved requests.

Click HERE to learn more!

Athlete of the Week

Athlete of the Week May 21st 2018

This week’s Athlete of the Week is senior Trevor Collet. Trevor participates on the Boys Varsity Swim team and is also a Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo swim commit. As a child, Collet began his competitive swimming career when he was six years old with the support of his family. Growing up, Trevor was surrounded by great swimmers and his mother went to the Olympic Trials. Upon reflecting on the sport, Trevor said, “The best aspect of the sport is that all your training is with a team but you race individually,” Trevor appreciates the team support but thrives off of the individualistic aspects of the sport. As of right now, Trevor goes to seven practices a week and will begin practicing up to eleven times per week once he begins at Cal Poly. His hard work and dedication has truly paid off and Trevor says, “I’m extremely excited! One of my goals since I was a kid was to be able to swim in college and the fact that I am able to swim DI at Cal Poly is amazing. I love the team and the coaching staff there so I’m very excited!” Trevor qualified for the state meet in the 100 backstroke and butterfly, but this week he’ll be focusing on his AP exams. Congratulate this weeks Athlete of the Week, Trevor Collet!

Woodside Athletic Department

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