Woodside High School
Boys Soccer
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2022-23 Tryout / Team Informationtitle
- All players must be fully cleared to be able to participate beginning 11/1 - there are no exceptions
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ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY REGISTRATION LINK - SPORTSNETtitle
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Contact Coach Ringman, Varsity Head Coachtitle
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Contact Coach Moreno, JV Head Coachtitle
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Darrell Ringman (Head Coach of Boy's Varsity)title
| With appreciation for the generous support from the families of the Wildcat community, Coach Ringman continues to proudly lead Woodside's determined and successful group of student athletes and has since 2009. Coach Ringman's history with soccer spans 45 years, a time over which he has developed his knowledge of coaching, playing, parenting, refereeing and administering the game for both youth and adults, alike. Coach Ringman's coaching career spans 35 years, from recreational to the highest youth levels in the area. Coach Ringman has coached boys and girls teams of all ages, all levels. Summed up, his coaching philosophy is simple: "Have fun while playing the game well!" Coach Ringman is proud of the players from his teams who have pursued their dreams while playing the beautiful game. |
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Jorge Moreno (Boys JV Soccer Head Coach)title
Jorge has been coaching since 2001. He has been a coach for AYSO, the Sheriff Activities League, four years as a Juventus coach and also the Madera Roja Club team in Redwood City for U9 boys. This is his 2nd year coaching at WHS as the JV soccer coach. Jorge grew up playing street soccer and played a bit of Club Soccer in his youth. Jorge graduated from Sequoia High School, and took courses at Canada College in Computer Science, before becoming a trades men and union member working in construction. Coaching is his passion (he did it for 14 years for free!) and if he could change just one life for the better, through accomplishing goals set in sports, he says it is all worth it, “it takes only one person to make the world a better place.” Outside of coaching he has been a volunteer school district mentor for middle school students for 4 years in San Jose for a program started by then San Jose Mayor Gonzalez.