With five of the six girl state qualifiers returning next season, one in particular has proven over and over that she has what it takes to bring the heat, as Bianca Rosales has shown total domination of both her fears, and the competition.
Finishing off their season strong, with the most athletes to ever qualify for state in the history of the school’s program, the wrestling team took names at the State UIL Competition.
Making school history with the most state qualifiers in the program’s history, the Timber Creek Wrestling Team dropped the competition at Regions.
Timber Creek wrestling showed up at districts with varsity girls placing first, varsity boys placing third and junior varsity winning districts.
Bianca Rosales, a junior at Timber Creek High School, has led the Girls Varsity Wrestling program to higher heights. Not only have they exceeded expectations, but they’ve now created a competitive atmosphere for their team.
UIL has made the decision to realign the districts for the 2018-2020 season.
With a Dual meet against Southlake High School on Thursday, Jan. 25 at 5 p.m., the Timber Creek Wrestling team is heading towards the very ends of their season, as the boys team is ranked currently seventh in the region, and the girls ranked second regionally and sixth in the state.
Timber Creek girls wrestling won big at two recent competitions.
Beginning their season with the Purple & Gold Final Wrestle-Offs Dual, the Timber Creek Wrestling team has started off with a solid team, on track to meet this season’s goals.
The Falcon Wrestling Team is in search of dedicated managers and statisticians for the upcoming 2017-2018 season.