There will be a football parent meeting this Thursday at 7:00 PM in the auditorium for the parents of all B-Team (formally JV) and Varsity football players. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Wilkerson at wilkerso@bcsdschools.net or Coach Burnette at burnetteb@bcsdschools.net
There will be a cheerleading interest meeting on May 20th at 6:00 PM for all rising 7th - 12th grade students interested in JV or Varsity Cheerleading.
Congratulations to the 19 student athletes who have qualified for the AA State Track and Field Championship this Friday, May 15 at 5:00 PM at Richland Northeast High School!
Timberland High School is proud to announce Jeffrey Addison as the school's new head varsity girls basketball coach. A dedicated and accomplished coach with more than 26 years of high school varsity experience, Addison returns to Timberland with a legacy of success and a deep connection to the community.
Addison's basketball journey comes full circle after beginning his own high school career at nearby St. Stephen High School, one of the legacy schools that later consolidated to form Timberland High. Known as a defensive specialist with a strong emphasis on fundamental skill development, Addison has built a reputation for helping to develop disciplined, competitive, and successful programs.
During his previous tenure at Timberland, Addison helped lead teams to eight Regional Championships, two Lower State Championships, and two State Championships in 2005 and 2011.
"Coach Addison brings an incredible level of experience, leadership, and passion for student-athletes to this role," said Timberland High Principal Timothy Evans. "His history of success at Timberland speaks for itself, but more importantly, he understands the importance of building up young student athletes both on and off the court. We are excited to welcome him back home to lead our girls basketball program."
Addison is known for his commitment to strong foundational fundamentals, defensive discipline, and high-IQ, fast-paced basketball. Beyond wins and championships, he is deeply committed to the growth of student athletes, emphasizing academic excellence, mental toughness, character development, and the life skills necessary for long-term success.
"I am honored and excited about this opportunity," said Addison. "This community and school have always held a special place in my heart. I look forward to building relationships with our students, families, and community as we work together to continue the proud tradition of Timberland basketball."
Throughout his career, Addison has helped develop numerous college-bound student-athletes while fostering a team culture centered on accountability, discipline, and excellence.
Addison's basketball journey comes full circle after beginning his own high school career at nearby St. Stephen High School, one of the legacy schools that later consolidated to form Timberland High. Known as a defensive specialist with a strong emphasis on fundamental skill development, Addison has built a reputation for helping to develop disciplined, competitive, and successful programs.
During his previous tenure at Timberland, Addison helped lead teams to eight Regional Championships, two Lower State Championships, and two State Championships in 2005 and 2011.
"Coach Addison brings an incredible level of experience, leadership, and passion for student-athletes to this role," said Timberland High Principal Timothy Evans. "His history of success at Timberland speaks for itself, but more importantly, he understands the importance of building up young student athletes both on and off the court. We are excited to welcome him back home to lead our girls basketball program."
Addison is known for his commitment to strong foundational fundamentals, defensive discipline, and high-IQ, fast-paced basketball. Beyond wins and championships, he is deeply committed to the growth of student athletes, emphasizing academic excellence, mental toughness, character development, and the life skills necessary for long-term success.
"I am honored and excited about this opportunity," said Addison. "This community and school have always held a special place in my heart. I look forward to building relationships with our students, families, and community as we work together to continue the proud tradition of Timberland basketball."
Throughout his career, Addison has helped develop numerous college-bound student-athletes while fostering a team culture centered on accountability, discipline, and excellence.
Timberland Football Stakeholders: Please see information on the spring football schedule and ways to donate to the program or become a team sponsor! Go Wolves! Loyal We Defend!
MUSC and the C.A.R.E.S Clinic will be offering FREE sports physicals on Saturday, May 30th from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM at St. Stephen Middle School! All athletes must have a physical dated after April 1, 2026 to participate in summer workouts in any sport, so take advantage of this opportunity!
Timberland High is excited to announce the hiring of Brooks Burnette as its new Head Football Coach. A proud alumnus of Timberland, Burnette returns home to lead the Wolves football program with a clear vision for success both on and off the field.
Coach Burnette brings extensive coaching experience and a proven record of excellence. Most recently, he has served as Head Strength and Conditioning Coordinator and Offensive Coordinator at Woodland High School, where he helped lead the program to a Lower State Championship appearance. In a true full-circle moment, Burnette faced his alma mater during that run, coaching against his former high school coach on one of the state’s biggest stages.
Throughout his career, Coach Burnette has been recognized as one of the top offensive minds in the area. He was named Region Offensive Coordinator of the Year in 2021 and has been selected to coach in several prestigious events, including the SCFCA Palmetto Combine Series and multiple high school all-star showcases.
A former standout at Timberland, Burnette played quarterback and defensive back for the Wolves from 2002–2005. During his time, the Wolves captured region championships in three of his four seasons, contributing to the rise of Timberland as one of the Lowcountry’s winningest programs.
Following his high school career, Burnette continued his playing career at Newberry College from 2006–2010, where he played free safety and further developed his understanding of the game at the collegiate level.
“Coach Burnette’s return to Timberland is a special moment for our school and community,” said Principal Tim Evans. “He understands what it means to be a Wolf, having been a part of the teams that helped establish Timberland as one of the most successful programs in the Lowcountry. He brings passion, discipline, and a commitment to excellence that will elevate our football program. We are excited to welcome him home and confident in the future under his leadership.”
Burnette’s connection to Timberland High School and Berkeley County football runs deep. His late father, Rick, along with his brothers, have all coached in the area, building a strong family tradition rooted in the game and community. That legacy continues to shape Burnette’s passion for coaching and his commitment to student athletes as he returns to the place where his football journey began.
“Returning to Timberland is incredibly meaningful to me,” said Coach Brooks Burnette. “This is where I grew up as a player and developed a lifelong love for this game. My family’s legacy in Berkeley County football and schools helped shape who I am today, and I carry that with me every time I step on the field. Timberland has a proud tradition as one of the winningest programs in the Lowcountry, and I’m honored to come back and lead the Wolves. My goal is to help our student-athletes compete at the highest level and continue cementing Timberland as the standard of excellence in our area.”
Burnette holds a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from Newberry College and a Master’s in Education in Administration and Supervision from Southern Wesleyan University. He is also certified in Driver’s Education through Erskine College.
Coach Burnette brings extensive coaching experience and a proven record of excellence. Most recently, he has served as Head Strength and Conditioning Coordinator and Offensive Coordinator at Woodland High School, where he helped lead the program to a Lower State Championship appearance. In a true full-circle moment, Burnette faced his alma mater during that run, coaching against his former high school coach on one of the state’s biggest stages.
Throughout his career, Coach Burnette has been recognized as one of the top offensive minds in the area. He was named Region Offensive Coordinator of the Year in 2021 and has been selected to coach in several prestigious events, including the SCFCA Palmetto Combine Series and multiple high school all-star showcases.
A former standout at Timberland, Burnette played quarterback and defensive back for the Wolves from 2002–2005. During his time, the Wolves captured region championships in three of his four seasons, contributing to the rise of Timberland as one of the Lowcountry’s winningest programs.
Following his high school career, Burnette continued his playing career at Newberry College from 2006–2010, where he played free safety and further developed his understanding of the game at the collegiate level.
“Coach Burnette’s return to Timberland is a special moment for our school and community,” said Principal Tim Evans. “He understands what it means to be a Wolf, having been a part of the teams that helped establish Timberland as one of the most successful programs in the Lowcountry. He brings passion, discipline, and a commitment to excellence that will elevate our football program. We are excited to welcome him home and confident in the future under his leadership.”
Burnette’s connection to Timberland High School and Berkeley County football runs deep. His late father, Rick, along with his brothers, have all coached in the area, building a strong family tradition rooted in the game and community. That legacy continues to shape Burnette’s passion for coaching and his commitment to student athletes as he returns to the place where his football journey began.
“Returning to Timberland is incredibly meaningful to me,” said Coach Brooks Burnette. “This is where I grew up as a player and developed a lifelong love for this game. My family’s legacy in Berkeley County football and schools helped shape who I am today, and I carry that with me every time I step on the field. Timberland has a proud tradition as one of the winningest programs in the Lowcountry, and I’m honored to come back and lead the Wolves. My goal is to help our student-athletes compete at the highest level and continue cementing Timberland as the standard of excellence in our area.”
Burnette holds a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from Newberry College and a Master’s in Education in Administration and Supervision from Southern Wesleyan University. He is also certified in Driver’s Education through Erskine College.
Congratulations to Kemani Lampkin for setting a new Timberland High School record in the 1600 M event at Cane Bay on March 18! Kemani ran the mile in an impressive time of 6 minutes and 7 seconds! Way to go Kemani! Loyal We Defend!
Your Lady Wolves Basketball team are headed to Florence for the Lower State Championship against Atlantic Collegiate Academy!
Where: Florence Civic Center
When: Saturday, February 28
Time: 11:00 AM
Please contact AD Wilkerson at 843-567-8110 or wilkerso@bcsdschools.net for more information!
Where: Florence Civic Center
When: Saturday, February 28
Time: 11:00 AM
Please contact AD Wilkerson at 843-567-8110 or wilkerso@bcsdschools.net for more information!
Come out and support your Lady Wolves this Saturday at 3:00 PM! Only SCHSL passes are accepted. Tickets can be purchased at https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/bcsdschools/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzUxNDI%3D
There will be a Track and Field interest meeting next Tuesday, December 16 at 6:00 PM in the Timberland High School Auditorium. All 7th - 12th athletes and their parents are invited to attend the meeting to meet the coaches and get updated information for the upcoming season! For more information contact Coach Starr, Coach Buffoni, and Coach Rick.
THS WESTLERS HAVE STRONG SHOWING AT HORNET HAMMER INVITATIONAL
Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Wrestling team for their 9th place finish (out of 26 teams) this past weekend at the Hornet Hammer Invitational in Aiken, SC. Special Congratulations to:
Wyatt Thames- 120lb Champion
Braylen Allen- 106lb Runner-Up
Sean brown- 150lb Runner-Up
Joshua Goodman- Heavyweight 3rd Place
Other wrestlers who contributed with multiple wins were: Owen Berrios at 157lbs, Eric Johnson at 175lbs, and Ashby Driggers at 144lbs.
Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Wrestling team for their 9th place finish (out of 26 teams) this past weekend at the Hornet Hammer Invitational in Aiken, SC. Special Congratulations to:
Wyatt Thames- 120lb Champion
Braylen Allen- 106lb Runner-Up
Sean brown- 150lb Runner-Up
Joshua Goodman- Heavyweight 3rd Place
Other wrestlers who contributed with multiple wins were: Owen Berrios at 157lbs, Eric Johnson at 175lbs, and Ashby Driggers at 144lbs.
The Timberland Athletic Booster Club is currently looking for volunteers to work the concession stand for home winter sports events (basketball & wrestling). You DO NOT have to be a member of the TABC to volunteer, however we would love to have you officially join the club! If you are interested in volunteering in the concession stands, or becoming a member, please contact any of the following TABC officers:
Angel Shillinglaw, President - tabcpresident25@gmail.com
Dora Brown - tabcvicepresident25@gmail.com
Amanda Harwell - tabcsecretary25@gmail.com
Amanda White - tabctreasurer25@gmail.com
Aundi Driggers - Tabcsergeant25@gmail.com
Angel Shillinglaw, President - tabcpresident25@gmail.com
Dora Brown - tabcvicepresident25@gmail.com
Amanda Harwell - tabcsecretary25@gmail.com
Amanda White - tabctreasurer25@gmail.com
Aundi Driggers - Tabcsergeant25@gmail.com
Workouts for anyone interested in playing baseball during the 2026 season will be on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday beginning on December 1st from 4:05 to 5:45. Players must have their completed physical and all required paperwork uploaded to BigTeams prior to participating. Contact Larry Carr (carrl@bcsdschools.net) with any questions.
The Timberland Athletic Booster Club will be hosting a Spirit Night this Thursday, November 6th from 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM at the Swig & Swine in Moncks Corner! Turn in your receipt and 10% of all sales will go to benefit the TABC! Write your name, number and email on the back of your receipt to be entered into a raffle drawing! We hope to see you there! Loyal We Defend!!
Timberland High School Girls Basketball conditioning and tryouts will begin soon! Athletes are highly recommended to attend conditioning workouts on October 27 - 30 from 4:15 to 5:30 in the gym at Timberland High School. The tryout will be on November 3rd from 4:15 - 6:00PM. Physicals and other forms should be uploaded on BigTeams by October 26th. For more information, contact Coach Greene at greener@bcsdschools.net
Congratulations to Coach Suzi McKinney on being named the 2025 Region 6-2A Girl's Volleyball Co-Coach of the Year! Coach McKinney has been the Head Volleyball Coach for 7 years. During that time, she has worked tirelessly to develop student athletes who exemplify integrity , respect, and perseverance. She emphasizes discipline, teamwork, and strength for her players, both on and off the court. Congratulations on your accomplishment Coach McKinney! Loyal We Defend!
Boy's Basketball Tryouts begin November 3rd! Physicals and other required documents must be uploaded onto BigTeams before attending the tryout. The times will be from 6:00 PM - 8:15 PM. For more information, please contact Coach Wiggins @ 843-567-8424
Freshman Middle Hitter Georgia Conyers has been named to the 2025 All-Region 6-2A Women's Volleyball team! With 2 years experience playing for the Lady Wolves, this is Georgia's first season on the varsity squad. Georgia leads the team with an impressive average of 8 kills per game, showing her prowess as both a player and competitor. Congratulations Georgia! Go Wolves! Loyal We Defend!
Attention Timberland High School Stakeholders: The JV football game scheduled for tomorrow 10/16 at Lake Marion High School has been cancelled. Normal practice will resume Monday 10/20.
