The Willow Glen Athletic Boosters' purpose is to aid in the financial and moral support of the athletic teams and programs of Willow Glen Middle and High Schools and their related facilities. We also coordinate and assist with individual team fundraising opportunities for uniforms and equipment.
A healthy athletic program and parent participation are elements that contribute greatly to a positive atmosphere at school. If your son or daughter is an athelete at Willow Glen Middle or High School, his or her sport receives funds from the Boosters.
In order for the Boosters to function, we need parent, alumni, neighbors, and committed community members to actively participate by giving some of your personal time and energy. In addition to attending meetings, we need some volunteers to help host events, sell snacks, promote the Boosters and more!
WGAB raises money from memberships, donations, and fundraising activities such as selling concessions and sportswear, and special events like our golf tournament and Tri-Tip BBQ. These funds have supported middle school sports, high school teams, and athlete recognition, such as varsity block letters, NCAA signing events and scholarships.
A healthy athletic program and parent participation are elements that contribute greatly to a positive atmosphere at school. If your son or daughter is an athelete at Willow Glen Middle or High School, his or her sport receives funds from the Boosters.
In order for the Boosters to function, we need parent, alumni, neighbors, and committed community members to actively participate by giving some of your personal time and energy. In addition to attending meetings, we need some volunteers to help host events, sell snacks, promote the Boosters and more!
WGAB raises money from memberships, donations, and fundraising activities such as selling concessions and sportswear, and special events like our golf tournament and Tri-Tip BBQ. These funds have supported middle school sports, high school teams, and athlete recognition, such as varsity block letters, NCAA signing events and scholarships.
Tournament Information
11:00 a.m. Registration begins (in the restaurant).
12:00 p.m. Lunch Served (on the restaurant patio, choice of grilled hot dog or deli sub)
1:15 p.m. Golfers to Carts for Rules Instructions
1:25 p.m. Depart to Hole Assignments
1:30 p.m. Golf Tournament begins
7:00 p.m. Awards / Prizes
NOTE: Beverages (beer, wine, soda & water) will be provided during tournament. Outside alcoholic beverages/coolers are not allowed on the golf course.
PUTTING CONTEST RULES
- All golfers will receive a registration package and giveaway items.
- Purchase putting contest tickets @ $10.00/ea.
- Purchase special raffle tickets to win a 55” T.V. @ $10.00/ea.
- Purchase a pack of general raffle tickets at (3) for $10.00; (8) for $20.00; or, (20) for $40.00
- Purchase a pack of mulligans at (3) for $20.00 (Limit one package per player)
- Tickets can be purchased at registration for $10.00/ea.
12:00 p.m. Lunch Served (on the restaurant patio, choice of grilled hot dog or deli sub)
1:15 p.m. Golfers to Carts for Rules Instructions
1:25 p.m. Depart to Hole Assignments
1:30 p.m. Golf Tournament begins
- Format: Four-person scramble (rules below)
- Shotgun start (group hole assignments listed on carts)
7:00 p.m. Awards / Prizes
NOTE: Beverages (beer, wine, soda & water) will be provided during tournament. Outside alcoholic beverages/coolers are not allowed on the golf course.
PUTTING CONTEST RULES
- Participants will play a four hole, stroke-play tournament. In the event of a tie, sudden death will determine the winner between lowest tournament finishers.
- The outright winner of the putting contest claims a prize.
- Four person, scramble format.
- Each player hits a tee shot, with the preferred shot selected by the group, who then hit all shots from that spot (within one club length from the chosen ball but no closer to the hole).
- This procedure is followed on every shot for the remainder of the hole, including putts. The chosen ball on the greens shall be marked within 3 inches of the original ball prior to the first putt. Pick up after a score of double par.
- If the chosen ball is in the rough, a hazard (sand, water, etc.) or out of bounds, you may not drop the ball outside the rough or hazard, even if relief is within one club length.
- Each team shall use a minimum two drives and two putts per player.
- Men shall play from the White tees; Women from the Red Tees.
- Threesomes are permitted to a hit a fourth shot from each ball location. However, the group shall rotate hitting the fourth ball so that no person hits the fourth ball on consecutive shots.
- Please sign and submit all scorecards to the Tournament Committee at the end of the round. Prizes will be given for the winning and losing teams, including ties.
- Mulligans are only available for purchase at the time of registration.
- Mulligans cannot be used for proximity or on contest holes.
- Mulligans are not transferrable and must be used by the player who purchased them.
- #2: Hole-in-One (win a Ford Mustang, sponsored by Frontier Ford).
- #8: Longest Drive (if your ball lands in the fairway past the sign, write your name on it and move the sign to your ball.)
- #10: Beat the Pro Drive ($20.00 donation allows each foursome the opportunity to advance their tee shots to the 150-yard marker.)
- #11: Closest to the Pin (if your balls lands on the green, check the sign posted near the green. If you think your ball may be closer to the hole than what was previously written, use the tape measure provided to verify. Add your name to the sign if your ball is closer.)
- #7: Casino Hole ($10.00 donation buys you one special raffle ticket to win the 55” T.V. If your ball lands in the circle on the green, you get FOUR (4) additional special raffle tickets. If your ball lands outside the 15’ circle, but on the green, you get TWO (2) additional special ticket.)
- #17: Straightest Drive (if your balls lands near the painted centerline in the fairway, check the sign posted in the fairway. If you think your ball may be closer to the line than what was previously written, use the tape measure provided to verify. Add your name to the sign if your ball is closer.)
- #4 and #14, plus snack bar and clubhouse
- Outside beverages are not allowed on the course.
- Please observe all local course rules.
- Please keep pace with the group ahead. PICK UP AFTER A SCORE OF DOUBLE PAR.
- Please rake all bunkers smooth. Leave rakes in bunkers.
- Leave the putting green as soon as the last shot is made.
- Do not hit until players in front of you are out of range.
- Enjoy the day and be kind your fellow golfers!
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Aquatics Fundraising
The Willow Glen Athletic Boosters Aquatics Committee proudly launches this Capital Campaign to raise money for a new timing and scoring system. This system is a long overdue upgrade that will serve both the swimming and water polo programs. These upgrades will allow us to host tournaments and high level swim meets and to demonstrate our RAM PRIDE!
We are in desperate need of the equipment in order to compete at the level of play that is expected from the athletes and spectators and will include:
- Touchpad timing that will post instant results
- A rolling scoreboard that is visible to the entire pool deck
- An 8-lane swimming scoreboard
- New software and a water polo specific scoreboard
- Improved pool deck safety with wireless transmitters
- New speakers that will enhance the overall experience for swimmers, players and spectators
- A shed to store the electronic equipment, a printer, canopies, and other equipment upgrades the aquatics program needs.
This will allow WGHS to host tournaments & high-level swim meets again – and to be proud when hosting visitors to our pool deck! RAM Pride!
GOAL: $60,000 All donations are tax deductible!
Donor Circle Levels:
Ram Pride Circle-$5000+: Donor Name Recognition on the new scoreboard
Platinum Circle – $2500-$4999: 4 reserved seats at WGHS graduation
Gold Circle--$1000-$2499: Permanent pool deck WGHS donor name plate, with customizable message, “Jane Player, 25 Goals 2019”, or “Smith Family 2019 & 2024”
Red Circle – $500-$999: Donor recognition in WGAB website & on-site plaque
Dubs Circle –$150-$499: Willow Glen visor- designable with “swimming” or “water polo”
We hope that you will join us in contributing to the Willow Glen Aquatics program to help it continue to be a great place for our athletes to participate in sports and grow as student athletes.
We are in desperate need of the equipment in order to compete at the level of play that is expected from the athletes and spectators and will include:
- Touchpad timing that will post instant results
- A rolling scoreboard that is visible to the entire pool deck
- An 8-lane swimming scoreboard
- New software and a water polo specific scoreboard
- Improved pool deck safety with wireless transmitters
- New speakers that will enhance the overall experience for swimmers, players and spectators
- A shed to store the electronic equipment, a printer, canopies, and other equipment upgrades the aquatics program needs.
This will allow WGHS to host tournaments & high-level swim meets again – and to be proud when hosting visitors to our pool deck! RAM Pride!
GOAL: $60,000 All donations are tax deductible!
Donor Circle Levels:
Ram Pride Circle-$5000+: Donor Name Recognition on the new scoreboard
Platinum Circle – $2500-$4999: 4 reserved seats at WGHS graduation
Gold Circle--$1000-$2499: Permanent pool deck WGHS donor name plate, with customizable message, “Jane Player, 25 Goals 2019”, or “Smith Family 2019 & 2024”
Red Circle – $500-$999: Donor recognition in WGAB website & on-site plaque
Dubs Circle –$150-$499: Willow Glen visor- designable with “swimming” or “water polo”
We hope that you will join us in contributing to the Willow Glen Aquatics program to help it continue to be a great place for our athletes to participate in sports and grow as student athletes.
Jack Holder's Athletes of the Month
Congratulations to our Rams Athletes of the Month! Martha Monsivais has excelled this wrestling season. Early in the season she proved her hard work would pay off, capturing second place finishes at both the Lynbrook Ladies Invitational and the Dusty Girls Invitational. Martha is currently sporting an impressive 21-7 record. Noah Yang has been equally as dangerous on the hardwood. The Junior center has been instrumental in the Boys’ Basketball success, posting nearly 14 points, 7 rebounds and 2 assists per game. Yang is noted for having the quiet confidence on the court.
This Weeks Games:
