Former varsity assistant coach, Taylor May, will be the new head coach of the Timber Creek Girls Soccer program. After working under former coach Mike King for six years, May will bring a sense of familiarity to the team, with her own coaching flair.
Due to school cancellations because of the spread of COVID-19, the College Board has moved toward developing online tests that students can take at home. This year’s exams will be given later than expected, starting the week of May 11.
On Friday, Feb. 21, five Falcon wrestlers were sent-off to compete at the state competition in Houston. Throughout the wrestling season, the team worked extremely hard in practices and matches. Finally, the athletes’ hard work would pay off and would be rewarded at the UIL State Wrestling Championship.
After overcoming drug addiction and a former life of crime, Malcolm X became one of the country’s most prominent civil rights leaders of the 20th century. He lead the black power movement of the 1960s and 1970s, and preached to the masses about what it truly means to be a black citizen in the United States.
Throughout this week, Falcon Friends sold roses with chocolates attached to help fund the Special Needs Prom in March. Each rose costs $5, and every additional rose with the bundle is $3. The final day to purchase these is Wednesday, Feb. 5 during all lunches.
After months of hard work and preparation, cheer’s competition season is in full gear. Over the past few weekends, the cheer team has competed in two UIL competitions to prove their strengths amongst the best cheer teams in Texas.
After years of making it to the playoffs, the women’s soccer team hopes to make another postseason appearance with their new squad. The team has high hopes to push through this tough district, and come out victorious.
This season was successful in coaches and players’ eyes, because of how much the team grew together. This team had so much to be proud of this season, and the school is so excited to see how the team thrives next season.
‘Seize the Awkward’ is an ad campaign that promotes young adults to speak up about their struggles with mental health, and helps teens start the conversation of “how are you doing?”
With wrestling season approaching quickly, the wrestling team will be selling short sleeve t-shirts, long sleeve t-shirts, and hoodies to help fund their season. The deadline to order wrestling spirit wear is Sunday, Oct. 27.