In years past, the Powder Puff game has served as a last memory for seniors to hold on to before graduation. It provides an opportunity to unify the school by allowing the underclassman to choose an upperclassman grade to cheer on. Cheer will host the eighth annual Powder Puff game on Friday, May 10 at 2 p.m.
Now at the end of their season, the program finished with the varsity men becoming back-to-back District 5-6A Champions, and the girls varsity taking third overall. With at least one athlete qualifying for the men in 15 events, and the girls taking on 9 of the 17 events at Area Competition, the team’s success has only first begun, and has been invested into the program daily.
The softball team will be going up against Southlake Carroll on Friday, March 29. Hoping to make it into playoffs for the sixth consecutive year, while the team lost starters with the 2018 class athletes graduating, they have made up for it with their new varsity members, as the underclassmen refuse to give up.
Facing off against Keller High School on Tuesday, March 19, though the team lost 7-3, the Timber Creek Baseball Team hit off this season with high expectations and an entirely new set of goals. With their next game held at Keller High School against Keller High School on Friday, March 22, the team continues to push through the grind in efforts to potentially make playoffs and a run for the state championship.
View Photos from the Varsity Baseball Game on March 7 by The Creek Yearbook Photographers.
View photos from the Varsity softball game on March 5, against Eaton High School by The Creek Yearbook Photographers.
After a season filled with new competition due to a district realignment and additional struggles within the athletes’ personal lives, the Timber Creek Wrestling Team raised the stakes at the Feb. 23 UIL 6A State Championships, becoming the 2019 season competition State Champions.
Senior player Mele Kailahi hit her 1,000 point during their Feb. 5, 2019 game against Southlake Carroll High School, helping Falcons make playoffs.
Qualifying for the UIL State Championships for her second season in a row, varsity swimmer, Maci Finder, furthered the team’s influence not only in the pool, but also throughout the school, making waves throughout the season.
View photos from this seasons track meets by The Creek Yearbook photographer Megan Chormicle.