Cedar Park Timberwolf Football

Schedule, Scores, and Roster

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2004
Overall 11-3 (37-28); Dist. 7-0 (18-13); Home 4-1 (18-13); Away 5-1 (18-13) ; Neutral (2-2)
(Third year in 5-A)
District 15AAAAA Champions
Bi-district Champions – Area Champions – Region II Finalists
Enrollment - 2,222

Day	Date	Time	Opponent		Result
Friday	Sept. 3	7:30	at Harker Heights	.	17 - 38	L
Friday	Sept. 10	7:30	Hays	.	17 - 31	L
Friday	Sept. 17	7:30	Killeen Ellison (4A)	W	23 - 8	.
Friday	Sept. 24	7:30	at Westwood	W	26 - 0	.
Friday	Oct. 1	7:30	McNeil (HC)	W	20 - 0	.
Friday	Oct. 8	7:30	at Stony Point	W	35 - 0	.
Friday	Oct. 15	7:30	Round Rock	W	17 - 6	.
Friday	Oct. 22	7:30	at Pflugerville	W	27 - 21	.
Friday	Oct. 29	7:30	Georgetown	W	35 - 19	.
Friday	Nov. 5	7:30	“at” Leander	W*	23 - 20	.
Friday	Nov. 12	7:30	at Hays +	W	31 - 7	.
Friday	Nov. 19	7:30	vs. Copperas Cove ++	W	35 - 7	.
Friday	Nov. 26	4:00	vs. Mesquite +++	W	31 - 28	.
Saturday	Dec. 4	1:00	vs. Lufkin ++++	.	7 - 24	L

* Double Overtime
+ Bi-district		-Non-district Game
++ Area		-District 15-5A Game
+++ Region II Semifinals (at Texas Stadium)		-Playoff Game
++++ Region II Finals (at Waco ISD Stadium)

Season Summary
2004 was the finest season ever for Cedar Park, the year when the program fully came of age.

The team was only the second outright football champion in the history of LISD (CP’s 2001 team being the first). They were the first unbeaten, untied league champion of the north Austin area 5A district (called 15-AAAAA at the time) in over a decade.

The defense ended the season as the third-ranked 5A defense in all of Texas, and pitched three consecutive shutouts at one point, one of them over a team that would advance all the way to the state 5A division I regional finals. The Gang Green defense put together a streak of 14 consecutive shutout quarters spanning five games, and 19 straight quarters without allowing a touchdown.

The offense boasted two thousand-yard rushers, rang up approximately 4,700 yards of total offense, and scored 344 points.

After two unexpected upsets to open the season, the Timberwolves didn’t lose again for three months, tearing off eleven straight wins and advancing all the way to the Region II finals before falling to Lufkin, the ninth-ranked high school team in America.

Along the way, nearly every important school record was rewritten. The team led the area in All-Centex players, was voted the Central Texas Team of the Year, and boasted the Central Texas Player of the Year and Coach of the Year. The 2004 Timberwolves ended their season ranked tenth in Texas, and beat two top-ten ranked teams along the way, and two others that spent time in the top ten during the season.

Head Coach Mark Weaver decided this would be a fitting final season, retiring with a 37-28 record at Cedar Park, and posting 105 wins in his career.

2004 Coaching Staff

Head Coach - Mark Weaver

2004 Roster

No.	Name	Pos.	Class
3	Albert Johnson	LB	Sr.
4	Chris Wieland	WR-S	Sr.
5	Tyler Smith	WR	So.
7	Travis Watson	QB	So.
8	Wes Wagener	K	Jr.
9	Zac Landry	CB	Sr.
10	Korey Washington	QB	Sr.
16	Tim Knicky	FB-LB	Jr.
20	Rupert Edwards	HB	Sr.
21	Daniel Dilworth	DB	Jr.
23	Bobby Frey	WR-S	Sr.
24	Trevor Myogeto	WR-S	Sr.
25	Nick Davis	LB	Sr.
29	Keil Luber	TE	Sr.
32	Ron Welch	HB-LB	Sr.
33	Doak Crawford	LB	Sr.
34	Kyle Williams	LB	Sr.
40	Brandon Haug	LB	Jr.
42	Jordan Rogers	FB-LB	Sr.
44	Evan Cretini	LB	Sr.
50	Clint Fenimore	DE	Sr.
51	Joey Leguenec	LB	Sr.
52	Tyler Cochran	OT-DE	Sr.
54	William Innes	OL	Sr.
55	Riley Callahan	C	Sr.
56	Eric Avilla	OL	Sr.
57	Thomas Metz	OL	Jr.
58	Kyle Bayer	OL	Jr.
60	Travis Ledger	OL	Sr.
62	Stephen Lindley	C-DE	Sr.
64	Taylor Allen	OL-LB	Sr.
65	Blake Burns	OL	Sr.
67	Shawn Graham	DE	Sr.
71	Jeremy Nadeau	OL-DL	Jr.
72	Trey Hawkins	OL-DL	Jr.
76	Taylor Frankenburg	OL	Sr.
81	Hans Mwez	CB-WR	Sr.
83	Tim Emmons	TE	Sr.
84	Brandon Ferguson	DE	Sr.
86	Tyler Farst	FB	Sr.
87	Daniel Billingsley	TE-DE	Jr.
90	Jonathan Collier	DL	Sr.

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