October 12, 2026

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Woodcreek’s girls varsity flag football team faced Ponderosa on Monday, October 5, in a tough league matchup. The Timberwolves battled throughout the game but struggled to find their rhythm offensively as Ponderosa’s defense kept Woodcreek off the scoreboard, resulting in a 33-0 loss. Despite the setback, Woodcreek will look to bounce back in their home matchup against Rio Americano on Wednesday, where they’ll have an opportunity to regroup and compete in front of their home crowd.

Write-up provided by Cayden Lucas, Athletic Leadership Newsletter Committee

@woodcreekflag posted: Last night was a good time indeed! Both JV and Varsity took care of business!! Go Creek!!

The Woodcreek Girls Varsity Flag Football Team takes on Rio Americano today, looking to continue building momentum and put together a strong performance. The Timberwolves will look to make plays on both sides of the ball while working together and competing throughout the game. The final score was 31-6. The team will look to build off the win as they play christian brothers on Monday October 12th.

Write-up provided by Cayden Lucas, Athletic Leadership Newsletter Committee

The Woodcreek Timberwolves varsity football team earned a dominant 51–8 victory over the Rio Americano Raiders on Friday night, October 9. Woodcreek came out strong, scoring 41 points in the first half and continuing to control the game with an explosive offense and a solid defensive performance. The win kept the Timberwolves undefeated at 6–0 as they prepare for their next matchup against Christian Brothers at home on Friday, October 16.

Write-up provided by Cayden Lucas, Athletic Leadership Newsletter Committee

On Monday October 5th, the Woodcreek Timberwolves girls golf team had a match against Rio Americano at their home course of Sierra Pines. Both teams shot well as they tried to add another win onto their record this season. But ultimately, it was the Timberwolves winning at their home course 235-238. The Timberwolves take their momentum from their win against the Raiders into their next game, which takes place on Thursday October 8th at Sierra Pines, against Inderkum.

Write-up provided by Cayden Lucas, Athletic Leadership Newsletter Committee

Varsity went 1-3 this past weekend:

Monte Vista lost 2-0

Saint Mary's lost 2-0

West Park lost 2-1

Downey won 2-1

All levels travel to Christian Brothers this Tuesday and host Vista Del Lago on Thursday.

The Boys Varsity Water Polo Team took on McClatchy in the first round of the playoffs, looking to start the postseason strong and advance to the next round. The team competed throughout the game, making plays on both offense and defense, but ultimately fell to McClatchy. The final score of the game was 8-9. The team will learn from this experience and use it to prepare for future games.

Write-up provided by Cayden Lucas, Athletic Leadership Newsletter Committee

@gocreekaquatics: Varsity Boys Monterey Tournament Day 1 Highlights

Nicholas Albertson 14 saves

Nolan Hawkins 3 goals, 3 steals

Andy Myers 3 goals, 2 steals

Ruben Ramirez 1 goal, 1 assist, 1 steal, 1 drawn exclusion

Vlad Naumchuk 1 goal, 1 block

Brian Chiu 1 goal, 1 steal

Owen Bastek 3 assists, 1 drawn exclusion, 1 steal

Brennan Huff 1 steal, 1 block

Nico Ramirez 1 assist, 1 steal

Nathan Nguyen 1 steal

@gocreekaquatics posted: Varsity Boys Monterey Tournament Day 2 Highlights

Nolan Hawkins 16 goals, 6 steals, 3 assists

Andy Myers 6 goals, 5 steals, 1 block, 1 drawn exclusion

Nicholas Albertson 15 saves

Vlad Naumchuk 3 goals, 1 steal, 4 sprints

Zachary Vavrinyuk 3 goals Owen Bastek 2 goals, 3 assists

Ruben Ramirez 2 goals, 7 steals, 6 assists, 3 blocks

Nico Ramirez 2 goals, 1 block

Brian Chiu 1 goal, 1 assist, 1 block, 1 steal, 1 sprint

Nathan Nguyen 1 assist, 1 steal, 1 drawn exclusion

Will Meyers 2 steals

Brennan Huff 1 block

@gocreekaquatics posted: Varsity Boys CVC Game 1 Highlights

Nicholas Albertson 11 saves

Andy Myers 3 goals. 1 assist, 3 steals

Vlad Naumchuk 2 goals

Ruben Ramirez 1 goal, 6 steals, 1 assist, 3 blocks

Owen Bastek 1 goal, 1 steal

Nolan Hawkins 1 goal, 1 steal

Brian Chiu 1 assist

Nathan Nguyen 1 steal

@gocreekaquatics posted: Varsity Girls Tournament Day 1.

Highlights Audrey Cantwell 19 saves, 1 steal

Kay Hawkins 9 goals, 2 assist, 7 steals, 1 drawn exclusion

Katie Adams 5 goals, 2 assists, 2 steals, 1 drawn exclusion

Aleena Nolan 5 goals, 3 steals

Payton Katapodis 2 goals, 3 assists, 7 steals

Charlotte Cantwell 2 assists, 3 steals, 3 drawn exclusions

Megan Watson 3 steals, 1 block

Ana Galescu 1 assist, 2 drawn exclusions

Bronwyn Smit 5 saves

Natalia Santos 1 steal

@gocreekaquatics posted: CVC Varsity Girls Highlights

Aleena Nolan 4 goals, 1 steal

Katie Adams 1 goal, 2 assists, 1 steal, 1 block, 2 drawn penalties

Charlotte Cantwell 1 goal, 6 steals, 1 drawn exclusion

Audrey Cantwell 11 saves

Kay Hawkins 4 steals, 1 drawn exclusion

Alex Mallery 1 assist

Ana 1 assist

Last week was Coaches Appreication Day and the following program posted:

Girls Volleyball

Cheer

Baseball

Boys Lacrosse

Q1: How do you feel the regular season is going for both boys and girls?

Coach Bergemann: "The regular season is going well for the boys and girls. Both teams are currently doing better than last year at this point in the season, though there is still room for improvement."

Q2: What are you most proud of from this season?

Coach Bergemann: "I'm most proud of the way our athletes have competed in tough games, regardless of whether we were winning or losing."

Q3: What are you looking for going into the playoffs?

Coach Bergemann: "I'm looking forward to continuing to improve, reaping the rewards of hard work, and beating teams we've previously lost to."

Q4: What have been the biggest strengths of the teams this season?

Coach Bergemann: "The biggest strength of the girls has been their athleticism, the biggest strength of the boys has been their ability to make big plays when it really counts."

Q5: How has the team's leadership and chemistry contributed to their success?

Coach Bergemann: "Chemistry and leadership are essential to success, and lack thereof inevitably leads to lack of success. Our record suggests we've had some valuable chemistry and leadership thus far, but could use even more going forward."

Write-up provided by Alexander Sapp, Athletic Leadership Newsletter Committee

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