For the young ballplayers who recently accepted their high school diplomas, the decision is now whether to start collegiate playing careers or join minor league baseball teams. For current underclassmen hailing from nearby, the decision is a similar one to make.

It’s already been a season to remember at Timber Creek High School. After winning in the regional playoffs for the first time since the program started, the Wolves are one game away from the state semifinals. Next up is Jacksonville Mandarin.

Call it the Clash of the District 4 Titans. That’s essentially what next week’s meeting between Timber Creek and Winter Park will be at Showalter Field on Friday, Oct. 9. The winner of that game is likely to wrap up the four-team Class 6A-4 title, leaving the loser to fend off University (2-2) and Colonial (0-4) later in the season for a spot in the playoffs.

On Friday night Freedom forced Timber Creek to prove they could throw the football as the high school season got underway at FHS. The Wolves did just that while playing spectacularly on defense, to boot. The Wolves came away with the win, 31-6. Putting up points – TCHS Timber Creek quarterback Tyler Marincov went 13 [...]

Maybe anonymity is not such a bad thing for the football program at Timber Creek High School. Once fashionable picks to make noise among the local scene, the Wolves have been largely overlooked entering the 2009 season. But that might actually be the best thing for them. On Friday night they entered the season opener [...]