2009 Schedule Released!  Click <HERE> to check out the Timberjacks 2009 Lineup! 

The Timberjacks have subdued the Threat from Racine in a 34-19 thriller on the road! 

The Threat opened the game with a long, consistent scoring drive, scoring on a bootleg run by QB Ben Adrian.  The Timberjacks promptly answered with a long, consistent scoring drive of their own, capped off with a 4 yard plunge by rookie Dennis Harris.

The Threats second drive was cut short when Aaron Hubert intercepted a tipped pass, giving the Timberjacks a short field at the Threat 35.  The Timberjacks quickly capitalized with a 20 yard TD pass from Dennis Harris to Zak Shutte, lifting the Timberjacks to a 13-7 lead early in the second quarter.

Racines HB Greg Sanders ran for a 35 yard TD.  Unfortunately for the Threat, the run was sprung by a block in the back at the point of attack by the Threat  the play was called back.  The Threat's drive was ended with a botched punt attempt resulting in an interception by rookie Mike Hansen.

The Threat were able to score just before the half on a 9 yard gallop by Greg Sanders.  A blocked extra point sent the teams to intermission tied at 13-13.

The Timberjacks set the tone for the second half of the contest with a punishing 70 yard march that chewed 11 minutes off the game clock.  Zak Shutte finished the drive with a 6 yard scamper into the end zone, making the score 20-13.

Early in the fourth, after a Timberjack punt and a short field at the Timberjacks 35, the Threat gave their last gasp.  An efficient march to the 1 yard line.  After failing to penetrate the front line of the Timberjacks goal line defense, the Threat scored on a 1 yard naked bootleg by quarterback Lukas Avila.  Another blocked extra point left the score at 20-19.

The Timberjacks answered back with another punishing 62-yard march that culminated in a 1 yard dive by Mike Hansen.  A two point conversion run by Zak Shutte effectively put the game out of reach with the Timberjacks up 28-19.

After a failed fourth down conversion on the Threat's next drive the Threat were calling timeouts in a desperate attempt to get the ball back one last time.  Zak Shutte broke through the line on his way to a 54 yard run to put the icing on the cake, and the Timberjacks up for the final of 34-19.
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The Timberjacks will also be playing a WSFL team on July 11th, the Lake Country Cyclones.  The Cyclones have been a perennial contender in the IFL playoff scene and is a new addition to the WSFL.  We expect stiff competition from the Cyclones.  The game is scheduled to be played at Hartland ArrowHead Stadium in Hartland, WI at 5:00pm.
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Click <Here> for 2008 Timberjacks Honors!
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WSFL All-Stars Announced!!!  Timberjacks well represented on the All-Star Team!!!

It's a GREAT DAY to be a TIMBERJACK!

The Championship loss hangover is officially over, the one week mourning of the 2008 Championship run has passed, and it's time to get up and scream to the world "LET'S GO TIMBERJACKS!!!"

There is one final piece of business before we say farewell to the 2008 season, and that is to show our appreciation to our players, coaches, game day staff, and fans that work so hard to make Timberjack football a success!

To all the players: You worked very hard from January right up through the championship, sacrificing time with family, sore Thursdays,  Sundays, Mondays, and ever other day.  Your dedication was translated into a well oiled machine on game day.  Your professionalism, love and respect for the game was translated into class and sportsmanship on the field that is rarely seen above the High School level.  You are the faces of the organization and you have done a fantastic job of making everybody proud of the M&M Timberjacks.

To all the coaches: To Joe Plautz and TJ Buscher, you work tirelessly throughout the week to create productive practices and game day strategies.  You put in more time and work than any other coach in the entire league, and it is reflected in the product you put on the field.
 
To Dan Buyarski, Larry Merrill, and Tom King, you provide the support and assistance to make Joe and TJ more productive.  Your loyalty to them and our program are underestimated by most, but truly and sincerely appreciated by everyone within the Timberjacks family.  Our coaching staff as a whole is the best in the league and will continue to be the cornerstones of successful Timberjack football.

To all the Staff and Volunteers: You have the dubious honor of performing the tasks that are rarely recognized.  Mike Van Rens puts in as much time as the coaches, attending all practices and games for the purpose of making sure our players are hydrated and keeping track of all Timberjacks equipment and supplies.  Your service is invaluable to the team and we thank you so much for your time and dedication.

Amy Bohl also attends all practices and games, taping players, evaluating injuries, and providing comfort to the players in the knowledge that if something gets hurt, she is there to tend to them.

The rest of the game day staff:
Public Relations-Kelly Vandermuse and Jeanne Anderson
Announcer-Brian Nutter 
Clock Operator-Steve Eland
Videographer-Jason Kehoe
Chain Gang - John Hollo and Brett Boivin
Water and Ball Boys
Admissions-Linda King and Sandy Patz

You all work together to help make game day enjoyable for all the fans and players.  Your hard work and dedication help make Timberjacks home games the envy of the league, and make each and every one you an invaluable asset to the Timberjacks family.

Finally, To all the Fans: You have braved the hottest of days, the coldest of nights, and sat through cold rain to come out and support the Timberjacks.  You have missed Packers' preseason games and Brewers' playoff games to show your hometown heroes how important they are.  You truly are the best and most loyal fans in the league, and we are honored to be able to perform for you each and every week.

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