1. Woodridge High School
Bulldog Track & Field

3. Take care of your FAMILY responsibilities
It Begins with YOU!
Take care of your FAMILY responsibilities
Engage in POSITIVE activities
Achieve YOUR individual goals
Model an ATHLETIC lifestyle
         

5. The Mission
Every Woodridge Track and Field athlete will have the opportunity to improve every day. We will provide a supportive environment where team members are treated with respect and dignity. Our program will be competitive and represent the Woodridge Local School District with pride as we honor the coaches and athletes that were here before us.

7. Remember Those Who Came Before…
Where do you want to be?

8. Boys’ Championships Conference Championships District Championships
2002, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013
District Championships
2009 and 2010
Regional Championship
2010
State Runners Up
1987 and 2010

9. Girls’ Championships Conference Championships District Championships
2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013
District Championships
1996 and 2006
State Runners Up
1995

11. State Champions 1600 Meter Run 3200 Meter Run 3200 Meter Relay
Morgan Willis
Erin Mercer
Bob Henes
Scott Mercer
3200 Meter Run
Angie Kubick
3200 Meter Relay
2010 (Charles, Sulzer, Cochrun, Sivakumaran)
2011 (Charles, Sulzer, Onifer, Sivakumaran)
ALL-TIME, ALL-DIVISION STATE RECORD

12. State Runners Up 1600 Meter Run 3200 Meter Run 800 Meter Run High Jump
Maria Moore
Scott Hilditch (2X)
3200 Meter Run
Katie Sabino
800 Meter Run
Vibushan Sivakumaran
High Jump
Ann Marie Doroba
3200 Meter Relay
2011 (Moore, Stockton, Moeller, Willis)
2007 (Himelright, Marette, McCoy, Hilditch)
2007 (Cochran, Dougherty, Dougherty, Mercer)

14. 2002 Portage County League Champions

15. Stan Stammen
Coach of the only Ohio Girls State Championship Team in Woodridge history (1995)
Coach of two Cross Country All-Americans

16. Katie Sabino – 1996 North Carolina State Wolfpack
2 X High School State Champion in Cross Country
High School All-American in Cross Country
4 x All ACC in Cross Country
All-American in Cross Country
All American Track & Field

17. Bob Henes – 1986 North Carolina State Wolfpack
5 High School State Championships
High School All-American in Cross Country
7 X NCAA Division I All-American in Cross Country and Track
Awarded the Kennett Award for the most outstanding North Carolina State University athlete
OATCCC Hall of Fame

18. Future Greats?

19. Where Do We Want to Be?

20. Bulldog Track & Field Team Rules
Please review your student handbook for the expectations held for ALL Woodridge High School students.

21. Bulldog Track & Field Team Rules
Practices will be held at Woodridge High School from 2:45 until 5:30. This time may change slightly based upon the training phase and practice objectives.

22. Bulldog Track & Field Team Rules
All practices are mandatory. Meetings with teachers and/or injuries will typically be excused. ALWAYS communicate with a coach BEFORE the absence.

23. Bulldog Track & Field Team Rules
Excused absences from school will result in an excused practice. However, detention is not a valid reason to miss practice. Serve your time and get to practice as soon as possible.

24. Bulldog Track & Field Team Rules
Athletes are to take care of themselves physically and mentally. That is, they are to eat well-balanced meals and get plenty of rest. They should do nothing that jeopardizes the success of their team.

25. Bulldog Track & Field Team Rules
Student athletes are expected to carry themselves in a manner that reflects well upon their team and their school. Failure to do this will result in discipline and/or suspensions as deemed necessary by the coaching staff.

26. Bulldog Track & Field Team Rules
Athletes are expected to strive toward mastery of their event. They will demonstrate a strong work ethic and desire to improve. They will take pride in their team and individual performance.

27. Bulldog Track & Field Team Rules
Any conflict or concern regarding participation in track and field should be first taken up with their event coach, then their head coach, and if necessary the athletic director. Parents are welcome to schedule meetings with the coaching staff at any time.

28. Bulldog Track & Field Team Rules
Disrespectful behavior to a coach, an official, or another competitor is grounds for removal from the program. Sportsmanship is expected.

29. Bulldog Track & Field Team Rules
We are a TEAM, not merely a collection of individuals. Student athletes are expected to stay through the final event of all dual meets.

30. Take care of your FAMILY responsibilities
It Begins with YOU!
Take care of your FAMILY responsibilities
Engage in POSITIVE activities
Achieve YOUR individual goals
Model an ATHLETIC lifestyle
         

31. Required Paperwork
Athletic Physical on file with Woodridge High School
Insurance Waiver Form
Emergency Medical Form
Team Rules/Regulations

32. Events to be Contested…
Shot Put
Discus
Pole Vault
High Jump
Long Jump
4 X 800 Meter Relay
100/110 Meter Hurdles
100 Meter Dash
4 X 200 Meter Relay
1600 Meter Run
4 X 100 Meter Relay
400 Meter Run
300 Meter Hurdles
800 Meter Run
200 Meter Dash
3200 Meter Run
4 X 400 Meter Relay
Maximum of four (4) events per meet!

33. Varsity Letter Requirements
Earn 20 points throughout the season. Beyond team points in the regular season, there are other ways to garner varsity points. Performance standards will also be considered when awarding varsity letters.
Earn one (1) team point per contest. Remember, a double dual meet actually counts as two (2) meets.
Student/Athlete does not have any unexcused practices for the season – 2 points.
Student/Athlete assists with running the Woodridge Middle School home meets – 1 point/meet (max of 2)
Student/Athlete participates in Booster Club Fund Raiser – 2 points

34. Varsity Letter Points Earned
A student-athlete will earn a varsity letter if he/she averages ONE point per VARSITY meet for ALL meets up to and including the District Championships. Dual meets will count as two (2) meets. Twenty (20) Points will be required in Team points earned at the Portage Trail Conference Meet, the Northeast Ohio District Championships, the Northeast Ohio Regional Championships, and the Ohio State Championships will be doubled for letter status. These modifications will NOT change the ‘official’ points scored totals for the season.

35. Varsity Letter Performance Standards
A student-athlete that meets ALL attendance requirements AND meets the performance standard(s) below will earn a varsity letter. That is, if an athlete does not earn enough team points to letter they can meet one of these standards to earn a letter. This will allow strong athletes in our ‘deeper’ events the opportunity to letter. This will also allow an injured athlete the opportunity to letter without participation in all meets. This assumes the athlete in question continues to attend and participate in practice to the best of their ability. Please note…all times are FAT. Hand times will need to be about .24 seconds FASTER.

36. Event
Boys
Standard
Girls
100
12.09
13.19
200
24.29
27.39
400
55.09
63.99
800
1600
3200
100/110 Hurdles
17.29
300 Hurdles
44.89
52.89
High Jump
5' 8"
4' 8"
Long Jump
18' 9"
14’ 9”
Shot Put
39' 0"
29' 0"
Discus
110' 0"
90' 0"
Pole Vault
10' 6"
7' 6"

37. Goals… Outcome Goals: Performance Goals:
These goals are the goals you hope to achieve…the BIG goals for your season.
For example:
Score at the PTC Meet
Qualify to the Regionals
Throw 36’ in the shot
Performance Goals:
These goals are the goals that you need to complete to hit your Outcome Goals.
For example:
I will get 8 hours of sleep
I will not drink pop for the season
I will cool down after EVERY workout

38. Hydration
It is often recommended that athletes consume ½ their body weight in ounces of water.
For example:
If I weigh 150 pounds, I should consume at least 75 ounces of water each day.
Please note these are suggestions…high temperatures will require MORE WATER!

39. Emily Gillespie (‘13) West Virginia University – Morgantown, WV

40. Hannah Bouplon (‘13) Cuyahoga Community College– Cleveland, OH

41. Drake Sulzer (‘12) John Carroll University – Cleveland, OH

42. Nick Karam(‘12) Mount Union University – Alliance, OH

43. Morgan Willis (‘11) Akron University – Akron, OH

44. Maria Moore (‘11) Akron University – Akron, OH

45. Miranda Stockton (‘11) Mount Union University – Alliance, OH

46. Jimmy Charles(‘11) Indiana State University – Terre Haute, IN

47. Jacob Onifer (‘11) Liberty University – Lynchburg, VA

48. Alix Beane (‘11) Ursuline College – Pepper Pike, OH

49. Vibushan Sivakumaran (‘11) North Carolina State University – Raleigh, NC

50. Kyle Cochrun (‘11) Akron University – Akron, OH

51. Jacob Arnold (‘10) Defiance College - Defiance, OH

52. Tiffany Onifer (‘10) Waynesburg University – Waynesburg, PA

53. Justin Fawley (‘10) Hillsdale College – Hillsdale, MI

54. Nathan Mercer (‘10) Case Western Reserve – Cleveland, OH

55. Erin Mercer (‘09) North Carolina State – Raleigh, NC