The general consensus is that football receives the most payment of any sport in the school. While I cannot confirm or deny this, I do know one thing: based on our geographic location, this makes sense.
On Thursday, Oct. 17, Timber Creek overcame their rival Byron Nelson in an intense away battle. The affair ended 41-28 in favor of the Falcons.
After competing in two competitions, marching band will compete in Duncanville, TX, on Saturday, Oct. 26, at the Panther Stadium, where they will compete to win the the 26th Annual Duncanville Marching Invitational.
Sophomore Aiden Trujillo-Ranier defies the odds by having a style that pushes boundaries and ignores what may be considered socially expectable.
The choir program has their first concert of the year on Oct. 22 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Center. All seven choirs in the program will perform at least two pieces for this event.
Starting on Oct. 28 and going all the way through Nov. 22, students can donate money to their English classes to go towards to Hope For The Holidays fundraiser.
Plug in your controllers, because there’s a new club on campus. The new e-sports club is for anyone that likes to play and compete in video game tournaments.
Look at the photos yearbook photographers captured at the Varsity Football game against Byron Nelson on Oct. 17.
Falcon Football will take on 1-6 Fossil Ridge on Friday, Oct. 25. In honor of this game the Falcons will host their Lights Out pep rally earlier that day from 3:05 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.
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