Woodland High School Athletics

In order for athletes to be eligible, they must meet the following criteria:

• Participation Fee ($75 per sport). If your athlete qualifies for free/reduced lunch or is part of the collegebound program they may qualify for a fee waiver. Please contact the athletic dept (841.2800) for more information.
• ASB Fee ($25 once annually)
• Registration on our Final Forms website (see link below)
• Current physical (athlete, parent and physician signature required)
• Proof of insurance
• Scholastic and WIAA eligibility (see athletic handbook)
• All past due items must be cleared

Pay for your outstanding fees by clicking here.

We are now part of the NFHS Network and will be live streaming all stadium and gymnasium (main gym) events. Click HERE for the link.

If you would like to donate to our athletic program, please click HERE. Just select Woodland High School and WHS Athletic Donations (under program/club). Thanks so much!

We offer online registration for our athletes through Final Forms - click the logo to register.

For registration instructions, click here. 

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Visit our athletic page at 2agshl.com. You can also go to the District IV website for league and district information.

For tools that you can use to foster growth in your athlete, download the "12 week talking points" attachment from the Schedules, Forms and Documents link at the bottom of the page. You'll find great resources you can use throughout the season.

Parents play a huge role in creating a positive experience for our athletes. NFHS offers a free Positive Sport Parenting Course and a Parent Self-Assessment that are both informative, and here is a video that every parent of an athlete should watch as well: https://insideoutinitiative.org/parentsplaybook/

Athletic Schedules

Boys Varsity Baseball | Boys JV Baseball | Girls Varsity Softball | Girls JV Softball | Coed Varsity Track | Girls Varsity Golf | Boys Varsity Soccer | Boys JV Soccer |

See current sports schedules on the ArbiterSports mobile app - Apple Store (iPhone etc) or Google Play (Android)

Click here for the full spring sports calendar.

Sports Passes

We offer annual sports passes good for all home events (ms and hs). Families are $100 (parents + immediate family 18 and under) and individuals are $50. If you go to a lot of home events, this is a great way to save some money - inquire at the WHS main office. Seniors (65 and over) are free!

Sign up to follow us on Facebook (Woodland High School Athletics), Instagram (WHSBEAVERS) and Twitter (WHSBEAVERS)

Concussion Awareness

With the passage of the Lystedt Law in 2009, an emphasis was placed on concussion awareness in athletics. The following video does a great job of explaining concussions. Concussion Video

College Sports

If you aspire to participate in college athletics at the Division I or II level, you must familiarize yourself with the NCAA eligibility requirements at http://www.eligibilitycenter.org/

Check out our fight song here!

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Athletic Director 
athletic.director@woodlandschools.org

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ASB Card and Athletic Participation Data

ASB Card and Athletic Participation Data	2023-2024
Number of high school students enrolled in the school (as of October 1st, of  this school year). This includes all students in grades 9-12.	652
The number of high school students that are from low income families. (as of October 1st, of this school year)	247
Total number of high school students who possess an Associated Student  Body card (all students with an ASB card)	302
The number of high school students who are from low income families and possess  an ASB card.	93
The total number of high school students participating in an athletic program (as  of April 1st, of this school year) *only count student once*	316
The number of high school students who are from low income families who are  participating in an athletic program (as of April 1st, of this school year) *only count student once*	100

ASB Card Possession Opportunity Gap	14%	Gap Plan Required?	Yes
Extracurricular Participation Opportunity Gap	2%	Gap Plan Required?	No

List of optional noncredit extracurricular event attendance and participation fees	Cost per Student (estimate)
The purchase amount of an Associated Student Body (ASB) card for general  population	$25.00
Athletic program participation fees (average cost across sports)	$75.00
Social school events (average cost across events)	$10.00
Sport events (game admission to home games )	$5.00
Day field trip (best estimate of cost)	$7.00
Multi-day trips/overnight travel (best estimate of cost)	$0.00
District policy for waiving and reducing noncredit extracurricular event attendance and participation fees as described under RCW 28A.325.010	Yes
Click here to visit website for explanation

 Click here to download a PDF of the above Woodland Public Schools' ASB Athletic Data Report

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Opportunity Gap Reduction Plan

School FRPL	43%
1. Our school used the following approaches to determine barriers to ASB card possession and/ or extracurricular participation:
Survey students on their participation	Yes
Survey parents on their students' participation	No
Evaluate required factors for participation (transportation, materials/uniforms, etc.)	Yes
Compare school data to other schools with similar demographics	No
Conduct a cost benefit analysis of offerings	No
2. What are some of your students’ barriers to student possession of ASB Cards?
Interest	Yes
Timing	No
Identifying eligible students	No
Communication/Marketing	Yes
Cultural responsiveness/awareness	Yes
3. What are some of your students’ barriers to student participation in extracurricular activities?
Transportation	Yes
Cost	Yes
Timing/Schedule	No
Availability/Options	Yes
Communication/Marketing	No
Cultural responsiveness/awareness	Yes
Interest	Yes
4. Describe the action steps the school/district will take to reduce the opportunity gap in student possession of ASB cards and/or participation in extracurricular activities for the up coming school year.
According to the student survey, less than 3% of students stated that cost was a barrier for them. We have provided documentation and marketed to students and families that there is help if they cannot afford the ASB cards or the participation fees. What was more telling on the survey are the students that aren't interested, have family responsibilities or jobs that are the barrier. In the 23-24 school year we will continue to survey students, provide information to our families and make a concentrated effort to reach out to students who may have barriers to see what we can do to provide support.

 Click here to download a PDF of the above Woodland Public Schools' Gap Reduction Plan