Athletics - Overview
2023 Winter NCS Playoff Season
Congratulations to our boys and girls soccer and basketball teams for qualifying for the NCS Playoffs.
Soccer Games will be played on Tues, 2/14/23
Boys @ Las Lomas @ 7pm & Girls @ Acalanes @ 7pm.
Basketball Games will be played on Wed, 2/15/23
Boys @ Las Lomas @ 7pm & Girls @ Redwood (in Larkspur) @ 5:30p.
Click the NCS GoFan Link below to purchase tickets to all games. NCS does not accept cash at the gate, tickets must be purchased either a head of time or at the gate through the GoFan app.
2023 Spring Season Information:
The start of the Spring Sports season is right around the corner. First day of tryouts are February 6th. Tryout times and locations are:
Badminton: 3:45-6p [or dark] on the outside basketball courts by the pool.
Baseball: 2/6 - 4-6pm @ Sigman Field; 2/7 - 3-5:30p @ WHS Varsity Field; 2/8, 2/9, 2/10 - 4-5:30 @ start Sigman Field, finish @ WHS Var Field.
Boys Golf: 2/6 - 4:15p @ Fremont Driving Range
Boys Lacrosse: after school @ field by Tak
Girls Lacrosse: after school @ Eggers field
Softball: 4p-6p [or dark] @ WHS Varsity Softball Field
Swim: Mon, 2/6-Thurs, 2/9: Varsity 4p-5:30p, JV 5:30-6:30p; Fri, 2/10: Varsity 4-6p, JV 6-7:30p @ WHS Pool
Boys Tennis: 4-6p [or dark] @ WHS Tennis Courts
Track & Field: after school meet at shed by the WHS Pool.
Boys Volleyball: 2/15 & 2/16 @ 6:15pm in WHS Main Gym.
Students must have all their athletic participation forms (found on the WHS Athletics Website) turned into Ms. Quezada before they can try out for any spring sports. Which includes athletes who have previously participated in a Fall or Winter sport. Required paperwork can be found to the left by clicking on the "Athletic Participation Forms" tab.
WHS GoFan - Digital Ticketing
Beginning in Jan 2023, Washington will being to utilize GoFan as our digital ticketing platform. Below is the link to our GoFan Page. All the remaining Winter Season home games are listed. Purchase tickets early!
Digital Ticketing
Below are links to the digital ticketing site GoFan that MVAL schools are using. Currently, Moreau, Logan, and Newark are all online only.
MVAL News
The MVAL has a new website! Check it out!
MVAL will also be utilizing GoFan at all league championships. QR code and link can be found on the MVAL website, or by clicking below.
2022-2023 Open Field, Open Gym, & Pre-Season Conditioning - Dates!
Below is a list of sports offering open fields or gym time. IF a sport is NOT listed than currently it is not offering summer workouts. All are welcome to participate.
Badminton: Jan 14 from 4p-7p; Jan 21st & 28th from 3p-6p.
Baseball: Tuesdays & Thursdays 4-6p
Girls Lacrosse: Tuesdays (1/17, 1/24, 1/31) and Thursdays (1/12, 1/19, 1/26, 2/2) from 3:45p-5:45p on the outdoor basketball courts, wear tennis shoes.
Softball: Tuesdays and Thursdays 4pm - dark (usually around 5:15p)
Boys Tennis: 1/9/23 - 2/1/23 - Mon, Tues, Wed immediately after school until sundown [weather permitting].
Boys Volleyball: Jan 21st & 28th from 12p-3p
JOIN BOOSTERS!!!!
If you haven't already, check out the boosters website and join today!! By coming a booster member you will get into games at a discounted rate AND when your student is a senior they could be eligible for a scholarship. JOIN TODAY!!!
Go to www.whsbooster.net to learn more about membership, meetings, Annual Crab Feed and more.
MVAL Athletic Event Admission Fees:
Adults/ Students without ASB $7.00
Students without ASB $5.00
Students in grades K-8 $5.00
Seniors 62 & older Free
College Recruitment Information
Fremont Unified School District is proud to announce that we will host NFL veteran Julian Jenkins from Next College Student Athlete (NCSA) for his presentation: “College Recruiting Simplified.” The event is on Monday, October 2nd at 6:30pm in the Valhalla Theater at Irvington High School. The seminar is free to all students and their families. Click here for flyer
Jenkins will guide parents and student-athletes through the importance of establishing athletic and academic goals, setting realistic expectations and seeking opportunities at all college and division levels.
Topics covered include:
- The benefits of playing college sports
- Reading college coach communications between the lines
- When the recruiting process starts
- How to get discovered
- How coaches evaluate prospects
- How to set realistic expectations
- High school and club coaches’ roles
R. Quezada - Athletic Director
