Jeff Boogaart was recently named the Head Boys Basketball Coach at Woodland Junior High School. He has been at Fayetteville High School as the Head Freshman Boys Basketball Coach and varsity boys assistant for the last eight years. In his time at FHS, his 9th grade teams won 5 conference championships, 3 regional/final four championships, while compiling a record of 155-35, including a perfect 24-0 mark in 2022-2023. He will be returning to Woodland, where he was the jr. high boys coach there for 12 years, before coming to the high school. @woodlandBOYSbb...

When: May 31 - June 2 Time: 9:00-11:30 AM (Registration/Check-in begins at 8:30 on May 31) Where: FHS Bulldog Arena Who: Boys or girls, 1st-8th grade (23-24 school year) Cost: $80 pre-registered; $85 at the door Paid at the door with cash or card on May 31 Venmo "@FHSBulldog-Basketball" noted as "Purple2023" A check made payable to "FHS Boys Basketball Booster Club" can be mailed to: FHS Basketball, Attn.: Brad Stamps 994 Martin Luther King Fayetteville, AR 72701...

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Please go to the Woodland Football Webpage at www.WoodlandAthletics.com. On this page you will find a questionnaire, on the front page, to fill out if interested in football. There are no tryouts and anyone that wants to play can. During CAP conferences, just sign up for football. If you play multiple sports you will already be in athletics and won’t need to change your schedule (if you made the other teams during tryouts). We do have summer workouts for 7th graders starting July 6th from 8 am until 9:30 am.It is very important to come to these workouts because we will start implementing offense, give out lockers, give out equipment and start some conditioning. You will need an updated physical to start these workouts. Please pay special attention to the practice calendar on the top left of the page. These dates are all tentative but pretty close to activities during the summer and fall. Coach Crockett...

According to The American Academy of Family Medicine, water makes up more than half of your body weight. You lose water each day when you go to the bathroom, sweat, and even when you breathe. You lose water even faster when you are physically active or the weather is really hot. If you don’t replace the water you lose, you can become dehydrated. A registered dietitian at Washington Regional, Natalie Bules, says, “Water consumption is so important because dehydration can cause serious health consequences.” Symptoms of dehydration include fatigue, dizziness, headache, confusion, muscle weakness and dark colored urine. Tips for staying hydrated: • Drink a glass of water right when you get up each day. • Whether you feel thirsty or not, drink water before, during and after exercise. • Don’t wait until you’re thirsty to drink. • Increase your fruit and veggie intake - they are rich in water and nutrients. • Carry a refillable water bottle. • Minimize caffeine intake. • Drink at least eight, eight-ounce glasses of fluid per day, even when not exercising or getting out into the heat. • If you’re going to be out in the heat or exercising, drink at least 10-12 eight-ounce glasses of fluid per day. • Add lemon, fruit or any no-calorie sweetener to flavor your water and add variety. • Sports drinks are great when sweating heavily or exercising for more than 60 minutes. • Exercise early or late in the day to avoid the hottest part of the day. • Wear light colored comfortable and loose clothing that shades as much of your body as possible. • If you’re on a medication or have a diagnosis that may require fluid restriction, consult your doctor for specific fluid needs. “If you or someone you know is showing signs of dehydration, seek medical attention immediately,” encourages Bules. ...

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