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Make sure to watch and support our girls on their run for a National Championship !! 🔵⚫️

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All Woodland Hills student-athletes must have physicals completed before the season in order to participate in their sport. If you still need a physical, stop by the athletic office Monday, July 29 through Thursday, August 1 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Please make sure you have signed up and created a profile on Big Teams at https://studentcentral.bigteams.com/index.php?keyword=/user/signin

Once you’ve created an account, you can fill out a form for your physical. Please fill out Section 5 of the physical form before your actual physical.

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We will be at Kuhns today! Please come out and support 🖤💙

Woodland Hills High School Volleyball conditioning will begin on Monday, July 8 at 8:00am at the high school. All interested players grades 9-12 are welcome to attend.

Five games. Ten teams. One great weekend.

We are kicking off the 2024 high school football season in style with the Gridiron Classic “Battle of the Brave” during Week Zero!

Join us at the Wolvarena on Friday, August 23 and Saturday, August 24 for five games featuring some of the best high school football programs in the region, highlighted by your Wolverines taking on Erie McDowell on Friday night at 8 p.m.

Ticket information, including season tickets for all Woodland Hills games, will be released in the near future.

Proud Woodland Hills alum Miles Sanders is hosting a youth football camp at the Wolvarena on June 29 for kids aged 7-15.

Register for free at milessandersfootballcamp.com

As we close out the school year, shout out to our STUDENT-athletes.

The Woodland Hills athletics department finished with a collective 3.1 GPA and 164 student-athletes had a final GPA of 3.0 or higher. That’s the Wolverine way!

Physicals scheduled for today - Wednesday, May 29 - have been postponed to tomorrow at the same time frame of 2:30 to 5 p.m.

Students should make sure they have filled out the PIAA physical form by creating an account at https://studentcentral.bigteams.com and filling out their information.

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Tuesday night marked the formal end of the 2023-24 Woodland Hills athletics calendar, as each student-athlete who suited up for the Wolverines this past school year was celebrated at the district's annual Athletic Awards Ceremony.

The ceremony celebrates the spirit of competition and sportsmanship, as well as the drive that it takes to balance academics with pursuing one or more sports in high school. Each team officially sponsored by the Woodland Hills Athletic Department is recognized in front of the players' peers, teachers, and families during the ceremony.

A handful of student-athletes received individual awards from the athletic department. Pierce Cannon and Carmen Vasquez were recognized with the Distinguished Athlete Award, Bree Boyd and Nathan Scott were presented the Leadership Award, Juliana Connelly and Aidan Potter were recognized with the Sportsmanship Award, and Lena Laubscher and Tynan Saunders were recognized with the Distinguished Scholar Athlete Award. Swimming and diving coach Walt Reamer was presented the 2023-24 Coach of the Year Award.

Several generous benefactors also present senior student-athletes with scholarship awards during the ceremony. The Mitchell P. Harmon Memorial Scholarship Foundation - Male and Female Scholar Athlete Award was presented to Mia Damico and Andre Smith. The Caileigh Lynn McDowell Foundation Scholarship was awarded to Bree Boyd. The Roxamore Sports Athletic Leadership Award went to Marcus Williams. The PLAY4MAE Foundation Scholarships were presented to Dom Wilson, Carmen Vasquez, Hope Hawkins, and Jhalynn Wilson. Finally, the United States Marine Corps Male and Female Scholar Athlete Awards went to Mia Damico, Zoe Spear, and Antonio Nash.

The ceremony also takes time to recognize scholar athletes who meet certain academic standards, as well as athletes who play three or four sports in one school year and seniors who earned a varsity letter in each of their four years of high school. For a full list of students recognized in those categories, please check out the story on the district website.

https://www.whsd.net/our-district/news-archive/~board/woodland-hills-school-district/post/student-athletes-honored-at-annual-woodland-hills-athletic-awards-ceremony

Two more Woodland Hills seniors will pursue their sports in college after signing their National Letters of Intent today during a signing ceremony at the high school.

Asia Fowler, a trailblazer in girls wrestling, will wrestle at University of the Cumberlands in Kentucky. Asia made history as the first female wrestler from Woodland Hills to medal in the WPIAL and PIAA championships as girls wrestling became a sanctioned sport in the state for the first time this year.

Andre Smith, a leader on and off the field for the Wolverines' football, will continue his football career at Clarion University. Andre was a dynamic playmaker at linebacker for the Wolverines and the unquestioned leader of the team this past season.

Congratulations to both Asia and Andre!

Come be a part of something special.

Middle school and high school student-athletes in need of a physical can get one on Wednesday, May 22 and Wednesday, May 29 from 2:30 to 5 p.m. at the high school.

Students should make sure they have filled out the PIAA physical form by creating an account at https://studentcentral.bigteams.com and filling out their information. Remember - physicals are required to participate in middle school and high school athletics.

Important information for Woodland Hills students who want to play a sport during the 2024-25 school year:

Student-athlete physical forms will be online this year.

Please go to https://studentcentral.bigteams.com and create a new student profile. After you create your account, you'll be connected to the Woodland Hills School District and you'll be able to fill out the PIAA athlete physical form right from your computer or phone.

Physicals are required to participate in official sports. We hope this helps streamline the process!

Any questions, please reach out to the athletic department.

It took an extra day, but the WPIAL Track and Field Championships have come to a close. Congratulations to sophomore Scoop Smith on winning GOLD in the Class 3A 100 meter dash with a blistering time of 10.64 seconds. After review, it was just 0.02 seconds off the WPIAL record.

Joining Scoop at the state championships will be Carmen Vasquez and Pierce Cannon, who qualified in the discus and shot put.

Congratulations also to the girls 4x400 relay team who set a new school record of 4:06.13.

Best of luck to seniors Andre Smith and Antonio Nash, who will be playing in the PSFCA East-West All-Star Game this weekend!

Woodland Hills grad Sheldon Johnson ‘18 was recently drafted by the Washington Wild Things in the annual Frontier League Baseball Draft. Sheldon played collegiately at Lincoln University. Sheldon was also an avid wrestler and returned to his alma mater as an assistant wrestling and baseball coach for the Wolverines!

Sunday was senior recognition day for the Woodland Hills Girls Flag Football team. Congratulations to our seniors!

They helped the Wolverines wrap up the regular season with a perfect day, as Woodland Hills won all three contests on Sunday. That sets them up to compete in the championship games on Sunday, May 19 at Carnegie Mellon University.

Every senior day is special, but it's going to be hard to top the moment the Wolverines' baseball team enjoyed today against Steel Valley.

Not only did Woodland Hills celebrate its three seniors, but the Wolverines topped Steel Valley 6-4 to snap a 57-game losing skid.

The streak is over.

The last time Woodland Hills won a baseball game was against Carrick on March 26, 2021.

Congratulations to not only the three seniors who were honored before the game, but to the entire team for showcasing their grit and perseverance. Let's start a different streak, now!

Friday was senior recognition for the Woodland Hills softball team. The Wolverines recognized the lone senior on this year's squad, Jazzlyn Sanders. Jazzlyn has committed to play softball at Mercyhurst University in the fall.

Woodland Hills also took a moment to recognize Knoch's four seniors prior to the game.

Congratulations to Jazzlyn! Check out some photos from the senior recognition ceremony and from the game against Knoch.

Three Woodland Hills seniors solidified their future plans by officially signing to play their respective sports in college during a signing ceremony at the high school Tuesday morning.

Emma Reyes, Carmen Vasquez, and Dom Wilson will all be pursuing their sports in college. Reyes, who earned all-WPIAL honors as a forward and midfielder for the Wolverines girls soccer team, will attend the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg. Vasquez, a talented multi-sport athlete and four-year contributor to the Wolverines girls basketball team, will continue her basketball career at Salem University in West Virginia. Wilson, a first-team all-conference selection at center for the Wolverines football team, will continue his football career at Saint Vincent College.

The three student-athletes were joined by their families, friends, teammates, and coaches for the signing ceremony on Tuesday.

Congratulations to Emma, Carmen, and Dom!

The boys tennis team participated in a senior recognition ceremony on Friday at West Mifflin, but today was an opportunity to do the same on their home court at Forest Hills Park. Jack Boyles was honored before the team's match against Baldwin.

Check out a handful of photos from senior recognition ceremony and the match against Baldwin.

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Three more Woodland Hills student-athletes have signed to play their sport at the collegiate level.

Hope Hawkins, Ivan Remaley, and Cordae Weems all signed their National Letters of Intent on Tuesday morning to make their college commitments official.

Hawkins will play basketball for the California Vulcans at PennWest California (Pa.), Remaley will play soccer for Pitt-Greensburg, and Weems will play football at Clarion University.

They were joined by family, friends, teammates, and coaches during a ceremony at the high school Tuesday morning.

Congratulations to all three student-athletes!

The quest for personal records, team records, and WPIAL qualification is underway. The Woodland Hills High School varsity track and field team hosted Plum Monday night, which also served as senior recognition night.

Check out some photos from the meet.

Today is senior recognition for our track and field athletes. Congratulations to all of our seniors and thank you for your hard work over the last four years.

More photos from today’s meet against Plum to come later!

The spring sports season is underway - at least, on those occasional days when Mother Nature cooperates.

Since the spring sports schedule is frequently subject to change, make sure you keep checking whsdathletics.org for the latest updates. As the weather gets nicer, come on and out and support our baseball, softball, boys tennis, track and field, and flag football teams throughout the spring!

Today’s senior recognition track meet has been postponed. More details on the new date to come.

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Congratulations to Cameron Peretti for her third place finish in the 50 freestyle at the PIAA Swimming Championships. Cameron had a final swim of 24.04 seconds to earn the bronze medal!