Sports
J.D. Enright introduces his baby boy, Denver Richard, to the “jolly old elf ” at the Timber Lake Museum on Monday. Santa and Mrs. Claus visited with about 70 children. Their visit and other Community Christmas activities were sponsored by Timber Lake Area Development and Western Dakota Bank. Topic Photo/Kathy Nelson
Santa Claus comes to town
Kylie Lawrence (left) recoils from a forearm to the face while diving for a loose ball in Timber Lake’s loss to Lemmon in girls basketball action last Friday, Dec. 12. Timber Lake travels to New Underwood for a noon tip-off on Saturday, Dec. 20. Topic Photo/Marie DuPreez
Timber Lake girls struggle with press in 70-32 loss
Lei earns second for TL matmen at Stanley Co. Invite
Ice conditions getting better, anglers are reminded to pick up around fishing site
Timber Lake forward Jackson Bigger drives past Lemmon’s Drew Hetzel for a layup during the Panthers’ win over the Cowboys in the boys basketball season opener last Friday, Dec. 19. Bigger finished the contest with 13 points. Topic Photo/Marie Du Preez
Panthers dismantle Lemmon 56-28 in boys season opener
TL boys have deep bench, experience playing together
Seven returning letterwinners are expected to lead the Timber Lake Panthers this season. Most of the group has been playing together since Junior High and includes two all-conference selections from last season. Front 1-r: Braden Lawrence, Broc Bauer and Treyden Beer; Back: Jackson Bigger, Pete Maher, Kanton Hunt and Ranee Martin. Topic Photo/Kathy Nelson