We are once again compiling #TheSeason recaps.
We will sweep through each district, one at a time, until all 100 teams are completed. Our first is Timber Creek. Why? Because it’s the only program to provide us with full records after the season is complete, and has been such for the past few seasons.
TIMBER CREEK
You can see everything I have on the Wolfpack/Lady Wolfpack in 2021-22 here –> 21-22 RECORDS
Win/loss record: 3-4 in duals.
Boys’ season in a nutshell:
- Bobcat Roundrobin, December 4 (9 teams; no team scores).
- Danny Byron Invitational, December 10-11 (23 teams; no team scores).
- 2nd at 5th Annual St John Memorial Holiday, December 18 (13 teams).
- Palm Bay Ships, January 7-8 (13 teams; no team scores).
- 3rd at 16th Annual Ed Kilpatrick Classic, January 15 (14 teams).
- 3rd at Wolfpack Invitational, January 29 (17 teams).
- 3rd at Metro Conference, February 4-5 (22 teams).
- 2nd at 3A-District 3 IBT, February 18 (8 teams).
- 6th at 3A-Region 1 IBT, February 25-26 (31 teams).
- 34th at 3A State IBT, March 3-5 (72 teams).
Girls’ season in a nutshell:
- Timber Creek rumbles, 12/1 & 12/8 & 1/12 (unscored).
- 15th at Lady Clash of the Titans, December 3 (29 teams).
- 5th at Skylar White Girls Tournament, December 17-18 (18 teams).
- Lady Bear, January 15 (brackets only were submitted).
- Lady Falcons Invitational, January 22 (14 teams; no team scores).
- 3rd at Women’s Metro, January 28 (21 teams).
- 2nd at District 6 IBT, February 9 (11 teams).
- 3rd at Region 2 IBT, February 18-19 (39 teams).
- 4th at State IBT, March 3-5 (122 teams).
Projected boys key returners (15+ matches or post-season experience this past season) for 2022-23 (with year in school as of next season): Marlo Clark (sophomore, 19-15 at 113/120, did not compete in post-season traditional); Keegan Clark (junior, 9-14 at 120, District 3 champ, 2-2 at Region 1); Aiden Benson (junior, 24-20 at 126, District 3 champ, 1-2 at Region 1); Josue Batista (sophomore, 26-16 at 138, District 3 runnerup, Region 1 3rd, 0-2 at states); Barak Matviak (junior, 12-25 at 145, District 3 4th, 0-2 at Region 1); Daniel Pacheco (junior, 22-24 at 152, District 3 3rd, 0-2 at Region 1); Andres Velez (senior, 6-12 at 220, did not compete in post-season traditional); Peter Nesheiwat (senior, 43-12 at 285, District 3 champ, Region 1 runnerup, 1-2 at states).
Projected girls key returners (10+ matches or post-season experience this past season for 2022-23 (with year in school as of next season): Molly Puleo (junior, 3-9 at 110/115, did not compete in post-season traditional); Sydney Beu (senior, 3-15 at 115, District 6 6th); Taylor Thomas (junior, 16-11 at 120, District 6 runnerup, Region 2 3rd, 1-2 at states); Hayden Proulx (junior, 15-7 at 140, District 6 champ, 1 match from states); Sarah Kron (junior, 4-13 at 140, did not compete in post-season traditional); Chloe Shull (junior, 32-1 at 155, District 6 champ, Region 2 champ, state runnerup).
Projected losses (10+ matches or post-season experience this past season) via graduation unless otherwise noted: Jean Vazquez (35-9 at 106, District 3 champ, Region 1 3rd, 1-2 at states); Trenton Dominguez (46-7 at 113, District 3 champ, Region 1 champ, state 6th); Bailey Waltz (26-3 at 130, District 6 champ, Region 2 champ, state 3rd); Madison Waltz (35-6 at 135, District 6 runnerup, Region 2 runnerup, state 4th); Jovan Santana (15-24 at 160, 0-2 at District 3); Dennis Proulx (33-12 at 170, District 3 3rd, 2-2 at Region 1); Carlos Arciniega (10-5 at 182, did not compete in post-season traditional); Nico Perez (25-21 at 195, District 3 3rd, 2-2 at Region 1); Chris Pacheco (23-26 at 220, District 3 3rd, 0-2 at Region 1).
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