1. WS/FCS Athletic Programs By Greg Gentry WS/FCS Athletic Director

2. High School Fall SportsWinter Sports CheerleadingBasketball Men’s Cross Country Men’sBasketball Women’s Cross Country Women’sCheerleading Field HockeyIndoor Track FootballSwimming – Men’s Golf Women’sSwimming– Women’s Soccer Men’sWrestling Tennis – Women’s Volleyball

3. High School Spring Sports Baseball Lacrosse – Men’s Lacrosse – Women’s Golf – Men’s Soccer – Women’s Softball Tennis – Men’s Track – Men’s Track – Women’s

4. Middle School Sports Offerings Basketball – Boys Basketball – Girls Soccer – Boys Soccer – Girls Track – Boys Track – Girls Volleyball – Boys Volleyball - Girls

5. Sports Offered by School 17 24 21 24 19 20 23 10 24 8

6. Teams by High School 17 21 35 29 40 27 24 40 37 10 36 13

7. Student Participation 205206 750 395 661 429 273 709 595 130 766 90

8. HIGH SCHOOL TOTALS Total Participation 5209 students Total number of Sports Teams 329 Total amount of scholarship offers in 2010-2011 $ 55,704,204.04 Atkins$1,475,157.00 Carver$1,540,042.00 East$4,182,298.00 Glenn$5,405,154.00 Mount Tabor$12,638,893.04 North$1,818,588.00 Parkland$5,490,376.00 Reagan$8,943,737.00 Reynolds$6,995,810.00 Walkertownn/a West$6,319,100.00 WSPA$814,249.00

9. 2012 Scholarships Offered Academic = $43,849,820 Athletic = $ 6,775,996 Grants= $ 15,129,925 Total = $ 65,725,741

10. Athletic Expenditures for High School and Middle School Coaches Stipends + Athletic Tutoring = $2,729,143.32 High School Activity Bus Allocation = $236,927.47 Middle School Activity Bus Allocation = $64,312.68

11. Schools Stadium Seating Capacity FootballSoccerField HockeyTrackLacrosse Atkins1498Campus Carver3500Campus East5200Campus Practice - Bagley FieldCampusPractice (B&G) - Bagley Field Glenn4900Campus NoneCampus Mt. Tabor4900Campus Practice (G) - Jefferson Middle Practice (B) - Speas Elem North4500Campus Parkland5400 Game - Deaton Thompson Practice (B&G)-Philo Games (B&G) - Bolton Field Campus Practice (B) - Deaton Thompson Games (B&G) - Deaton Thompson Reagan4000Campus Reynolds5400 Game - Deaton Thompson Practice (B)- Redemmer Church Practice (G) - Whitaker Practice-Children's Home Game - Bolton Field Campus Practice (B) - Childrens Home Practice (G) - Paisley Games-Deaton Thompson West6000Campus WSPAn/a Practice-Atkins & Carver Games - Away n/a Walkertown2394Campus

12. State Champions 2011-2012 BASKETBALL – 2011-2012 W-S Prep Academy Men’s Basketball - 1A State Champions INDOOR TRACK East Forsyth - Austin Vegas Men's Pole Vault. Sydney White Women's Pole Vault Mount Tabor - Indoor Track 4x800m Relay Reagan - Craig Engels- 1600 meters and 1000 meters West - Jermaine Lewis – 55m Dash MEN’S TENNIS Reynolds –Three Time State Champions

13. State Champions 2011-2012 WRESTLING Mount Tabor- Malcolm Blackmon- @ 195 lbs. – record 50-0 Parkland – Phazon Roddy @ 106 lbs. Drew Turner @ 113 lbs. Parkland - State Dual Team Champions for 5 years in a row. Second longest winning streak in the country. Women’s Golf Reagan - Victoria Allred – Women’s Golf

14. Outstanding Athletes from WS/FCS Chris Paul III – Los Angeles Clippers Camille Little - WNBA/Seattle Reyshawn Terry- Orlando Magic/Dallas Mavericks, currently in Europe playing Othello Hunter- Atlanta Hawks Laquanda Barksdale Quick, WNBA San Antonio Stars. Josh Howard – Dallas Mavericks, Wizards, Jazz Stuart Scott- ESPN Anchor

15. Outstanding Athletes from WS/FCS Tommy Gregg- Atlanta Braves/Pittsburgh Pirates Derrele Mitchell- Candian Football League (Toronto) Ray Agnew - New England Patriots/Pittsburg Steelers Anthony Levine- Baltimore Ravens Ryan Taylor – Green Bay Packers Anthony Levine - Green Bay Packers Jamel Johnson - Wrestling US Olympic team

16. Why the Investment? Comparison of Athletes vs. Non-athletes GPA – 2.98 for Athletes vs. 2.17 for Non-athletes 17 percent to 23 percent higher depending on subgroups Attendance average 6.3 days per Athletes vs. 11.9 days absent for Non- athletes. Algebra End of Course Testing: the mean score eight percent higher for athletes than non- athletes English End of Course Testing: the mean score for athletes was 11 percent higher

17. Why the Investment? Comparison of Athletes vs. Non-athletes Discipline referrals almost 10 percent higher for Non-athletes vs. Athletes "A Qualitative Analysis of the Educational Performances of Athletes and Nonathletes in the High Schools of North Carolina."