Freshman Bella Panganiban, competed in the North Texas Colorguard Association, NTCA, competition on April 28. She was the only participant from Timber Creek to advance to the All Stars competition on May 5.
Last weekend, April 28-29, Timber Creek artists traveled to San Marcos to participate in the State VASE Contest.
Wit competed at the state level of the contest on Wednesday, April 25, and took the title of third place in the 6A district in the state of Texas – the first time that the Timber Creek one-act play has competed at state UIL.
Over 90 hours of hard work and dedication has been put into the drumline’s indoor show entitled “Sail”. The drumline competed against about 50 other groups and finished tenth in the world at the WGI World Championships from their class.
The Lit Mag of the Timber Creek Talon is transferring to an official class in the 2018-19 year.
Theatre students will be hosting Timber Creeks first ever Improv Show on Tuesday, May 1 at 6:30 p.m. in the blackbox FA116.
On Tuesday, April 17, all four Timber Creek concert ensembles participated in the Region 30 UIL Concert and Sight Reading contest, held at Chisholm Trail High School.
Showtimes for the production will last through April 19 to April 21, all at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium.
Xu, vice president of the National Art Honor Society, shares insight on her experience with constructing art and her plans to continue down the creative path.
After countless weeks of competing in the UIL One-Act Play Competition, the cast and crew of Wit by Margret Edson, directed by Lance Morse, will travel to compete in the state level of competition on April 25 at Round Rock High School.