Inductees

Melissa is a 2011 graduate of Timber Creek.  She excelled in winter track, spring track and soccer receiving 12 Varsity letters during her tenure.  As a member of the winter track team, Melissa was a team captain for two years, 2x All-Conference selection, and a 2011 Indoor Sectional Champion.  In spring track, she was a two year captain, 3x All-Conference selection, and Sectional Champion in 2011.  In soccer, she was a team captain for two years, 3x All-Conference selection, 2x All-South Jersey selection, All-Group III in 2010, and 2^nd Team All-State in 2010.  She was honored as the Outstanding Female Athlete for the Class of 2011 for her accomplishments during her high school career.  Academically, Melissa was a Class of 2011 representative, two year member of National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society.

Melissa received a full scholarship to Florida Gulf Coast University where she competed on the soccer team.  She was a three year team captain, 2^nd Team All-Conference for three years, 4x selected as the Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week and the Atlantic Sun Conference assist leader for two years.  Her team was the Atlantic Sun Conference Champions for four straight years and NCAA Tournament participant for three years.  Upon graduation, Melissa served as an assistant coach at FGCU where her team was Conference Champions and made it to the 2^nd round of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history.

Melissa is currently working in the FGCU Athletic Department and is happily married to her husband Michael.

Inducted in 2016

Kevin is a 2011 graduate of Timber Creek High School, excelling in the sport of wrestling. A four-year Varsity letter winner, Kevin finished his career with record of 131-24, recording 54 pins. He has the second most wins in school history. Kevin was selected as 4x First Team All-Olympic Conference as well as 4x First Team All-Group III. He was a four-time District 30 finalist and 1x champion. He placed fourth, third, and first at the Region 8 Tournament, qualifying for the NJSIAA State tournament in 2010 and 2011. In 2011, Kevin placed 7th at the NJSIAA State Tournament at 135 lbs., leading his team to a fourth ranked finish in the New Jersey State rankings and a #1 ranking in South Jersey. Three out of the four years the wrestling program qualified for the NJSIAA Group III Team State Semi-Finals. A true scholar athlete, Kevin was named the Courier-Post Scholar Athlete and NJSCA Scholar Athlete Award winner. 

Kevin went on to attend Davidson College in North Carolina, graduating in 2015 with his Bachelors of Arts in Philosophy. Kevin competed at the Division I level recording a 54-44 record. Kevin recorded a school record 35 pins in his career, registering an eighth fastest recorded Division I pin of 12 seconds. In 2014, Kevin placed 2nd at the Southern Conference Wrestling Tournament at 149 lbs., earning an at-large bid to NCAA Wrestling Championships. He also recorded a school record 14 pins in a season in 2014. That same season, Kevin ranked as high as 15th in the country, finishing 4th nationally with the most pins in the least amount of time. 

Kevin now resides in Durham, North Carolina with his fiancé Brittany, working at Green Hope High School in the Special Education Department. He is also working as an Assistant Coach at Green Hope High School while competing for Greensboro Regional Training Center.

Inducted in 2016

Montez is a 2009 graduate of Timber Creek having competed in track and field and basketball.  As a member of the track and field program he excelled in the high jump.  Montez was a 4x All-Conference selection, 4x All-Group III, 2x All-South Jersey and a 2009 New Jersey State high School High Jump Champion.

Montez attended Cornell University and competed on the basketball and track and field teams.  As a member of the basketball team, he was a 3x 1^st Team All-Ivy league member, and a 2013 NCAA Athlete of the Year-Northeast Region.  As a member of the track and field team, Montez was a 3x 1^st Team All-Ivy league member, Cornell’s indoor and outdoor HJ record holder. A 2013 NCAA indoor and outdoor Athlete of the Year-Northeast Region, a 6x All-American, 7^th place in the Olympic trials, 6^th place at the 2015 indoor USA championships, 3^rd place in the 2013 USA Nationals, and a 2013 World University and World championships USA team member.

Montez is an entrepreneur and currently runs his business “ARK”.  He has also been accepted into the Glendonbrook Institute of Enterprise Development at Loughborough University for MSc Entrepreneurship, Finance, and Innovation program.

Inducted in 2016

Damiere is a 2011 graduate of Timber Creek.  Damiere excelled in football and track and field.  As a member of the football team, he was a 3x All-Conference selection, 2^nd team All-South Jersey as a junior and 1^st team All-South Jersey as a senior and ranked by Rivals.com as the 20^th ranked wide receiver in the nation during his senior year.  As a member of the track and field team, Damiere was a 4x All-Conference selection, 4x All-Group III selection and 2x 1^st Team All-South Jersey selection.  Damiere is a 5x State Champion.  A 2009 State Champion in the 55m, 2010 State Champion in the 100m, 200, and 400m, a 2011 State Champion in the 100m and 2011 Meet of Champions champion in the 100m.  He is the state record holder in the 55m (6.29).

Damiere received a full athletic football scholarship to the University of South Carolina.  He was a four-year member of the football team and two-year member of the track and field team.  As a member of the football team he averaged 18.6 yards per catch and scored 10 career touchdowns.  He was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District team and a three-year member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll. 

Damiere was signed as an undrafted free agent with the Carolina Panthers practice squad in 2015 and in 2016 joined the 53-man roster. 

Inducted in 2016

Dorian is a 2008 graduate of Timber Creek.  Dorian excelled in track and field, basketball and football.  As a member of the football team, he was a four-year Varsity letter winner, 3x All-Conference selection, 1^st and 2^nd Team All-Group III in his junior and senior year and 2^nd Team All-South Jersey his senior year.  He was a member of the New Jersey Super 100, Brooks-Irvine Scholar Athlete of the Week recipient, participated in the North-South All-Star game and had the school record for tackles.  Dorian also participated on the basketball team for two years playing during his freshman and sophomore years.  As a member of the track and field team, he was 1^st Team All Group III during his junior and senior years, 2^nd Team All-South Jersey his senior year, 11^th place at the Nike Outdoor National Championship and the New Jersey Group III State Javelin champion in 2008 with a throw of 188’ 2”.

Dorian continued his academic and athletic career, earning a full athletic scholarship to Monmouth University and played for three years, including being a part of the NEC championship team in 2012.

Inducted in 2016

Erin is a 2006 graduate of Timber Creek High School where she excelled in soccer and basketball.  A 2^nd team all-conference player during her soccer career, the basketball court is where Erin shined.  Erin was a 3x all-conference selection, 2x 1^st team all group III and 2x 2^nd team All South Jersey selection during her junior and senior years.  Erin finished her career with 1276 rebounds and 1273 points. 

Erin went to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.  Erin was a three-year starter and retired as the co-leader for career games played.  During her tenure, Charlotte made the postseason each of her four years as a player.  Erin averaged over eight points per game in each of her last three seasons.  She was awarded the Golden Nugget Award after her junior and senior seasons, an award given to the player that exhibits the most dedication and determination. 

Erin is currently living in Austin, Texas serving as Administrative Assistant for the University of Texas women’s basketball team.

Inducted in 2012

Bruce is a 2004 graduate of Timber Creek High School where he excelled in football, winter track and spring track.  Bruce was a two year varsity letter winner in football, although was hampered for much of his senior year with an injury.  In winter track, Bruce was 2^nd team all group III his junior year and 1^st team all group III his senior year.  He was 1^st team All South Jersey his senior year and culminated his senior year as the NJSIAA State champion in the high jump.  He is Timber Creek’s first individual state champion.  While competing in spring track, Bruce was 2^nd team all group III during his senior year.

Bruce went on Temple University and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice.  Bruce was a four year player on the football team and has a number of records at Temple University including:  2^nd all-time in receiving yards (2,035 @ 14.7yds/catch), 1^st all-time in career receiving touchdowns (23), 1^st all-time in receiving touchdowns in a game (4), 1^st all-time in consecutive games with at least one catch (39 games), and tied for 1^st all-time in receiving touchdowns in a season (13).

Bruce is currently living in the South Jersey area and works as a loss prevention manager for Nordstrom.

Inducted in 2012

Kyle Hines was a 2004 Timber Creek Graduate and a three-year star in basketball. He averaged 15.3 points per game his sophomore year making all conference.  Kyle burst onto the scene during his junior campaign. He was voted an All-South Jersey player after averaging 20.6 points per game, named MVP of the Philly USA All-Star Classic, and received a Top-20 All-Star status at Five Star Camp.

Kyle repeated as a First Team All-South Jersey selection his senior year, and additionally garnered a Second Team All-State. He averaged 23.5 ppg and eventually became his high school’s all-time leading scorer, finishing his career with 1,562 points. (His brother Tyler, coincidentally, is also a 1,000-point scorer at Timber Creek).

Kyle received a scholarship to University of North Carolina, Greensboro.  He went on to become UNCG’s all time leading scorer, rebounder and block shots leader.  Kyle was selected the conference player of the year during his junior season.  He ended his college career by having his uniform retired while he was still an active player.  Kyle is one of only 6 players in NCAA history to score 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds, and 500 blocked shots.  The other 5 are all in the NBA Hall of Fame.

Kyle currently plays professional basketball in Europe.  During the offseason, he resides in his hometown of Erial, NJ.

Inducted in 2012

Tyler is a 2008 graduate of Timber Creek High School.  A four-year Varsity starter on the basketball team, Tyler was the third 1000 points scorer in boys’ basketball history.  A member of the 2008 South Jersey Group III championship team, the first in school history, he was also named 2nd Team All Olympic Conference, All Group III during his senior year, a McDonald's All American nominee and was awarded the team's Most Valuable Player by the coaching staff three years in a row.

Tyler received a full athletic scholarship to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore where he led his team in rebounding and field goal percentage for his entire career. He received the Most Improved Player Award as a sophomore and Most Valuable Player Award as a senior as well as multiple Defensive Player of the Week Awards from the MEAC. Tyler graduated with a bachelor degree in English and was named a member of the MEAC Commissioner All-American All Academic List. He also earned the Josten's Award for Sportsmanship in 2012.

After graduating from UMES, Tyler played professionally in Greece, Serbia, Germany and Cyprus. Tyler has been heavily involved with the youth of Gloucester Township by co-founding The Team Hines Basketball Academy.

Inducted in 2023

Adonis is a 2014 graduate of Timber Creek. He excelled in both football and track & field, earning 6 varsity letters between the two sports.  In football as a senior, he amassed 1,434 yards with 15 touchdowns on 83 catches, was named first-team, all state, and participated in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl in 2014. He was an all-conference member his junior and senior years and was on the 2012 South Jersey Group 3 State Champion football team for the Chargers.  In track & field, Adonis holds several Timber Creek records, including the 4x100, the 4x200, the 4x400, and the Super Sprint Medley Relays.  He was on the 2013 South Jersey Group 3 State Champion team for track & field and was an individual state champion for both the 4x100 and 4x400 relays that same year.  He placed fifth in the 100m dash at the Meet of Champions in 2014.

Adonis played for Temple and received many accolades and awards.  Most notably, he was named the 2017 APEX Predator Offensive Player of the Game against University of Central Florida and was named the #theSTANDARD Player of the Game against Navy, University of Central Florida, and The University of Tulsa.  In 2016 he was named the Offensive Production Player of the Week against East Carolina University.

Inducted in 2023

Brandon is a 2013 Timber Creek Graduate. He is a four-year varsity letter winner in wrestling and one of 29 wrestlers in South Jersey to win Regions all four years of high school.  He has earned the most wins of any Timber Creek Wrestler, with 135 matches won.  Brandon is a four-time Districts champion and he placed four times at NJSIAA States during his time at Timber Creek.

Brandon received a full athletic/academic scholarship to attend Newberry College in Newberry, South Carolina.  Currently, Brandon gives back to the Timber Creek community in a variety of ways.  He partnered with his dad to set up a non-profit organization called "Connie's Project" in memory of his late mother who passed away in 2017.  Their mission is to lend a helping hand to homeowners in South Jersey communities that have fallen on hard times.  In addition to working as a licensed NJ Realtor, Brandon has also joined his high school wrestling coach, Nick Cottone, as a business partner, at American MMA and Wrestling, where he helps coach and inspire future generations of young wrestlers to work hard and never give up on their dreams.  He is currently taking classes to become a certified wrestling referee.

Inducted in 2023

Brittany is a 2015 Timber Creek Graduate.  As a junior, Brittany earned Second Team All-State honors after averaging a team-leading 21.2 points per game and leading Timber Creek to the South Jersey Group 3 finals.  She was one of seven New Jersey players nominated for the McDonald's All-American game her senior year, averaging 20.8 points, 7.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 3.2 steals per game that same year.  Brittany led Timber Creek to the program’s first-ever sectional title her senior year in a 60-51 win over Woodrow Wilson in the South Jersey Group 3 Final.

She was the 2015 Courier-Post Girls Basketball Player of the Year and the 2014-2015 Olympic Conference Girls Basketball Player of the Year.   Brittany was named to the 2014-2015 All-Group 3 first team, the NJ.com, All-Senior Girls’ Basketball second team, and was a 2015 North-South Senior All-Star Game Participant.  She is currently the all-time leading scorer in TC Basketball history with 1851 points.  Brittany was the MAAC Rookie of the Week in November 2015 and scored 615 total points during her time at Quinnipiac University.

Inducted in 2023

Jasmine is a 2011 graduate of Timber Creek.  She excelled in basketball earning 4 Varsity letters.  She was a four time All-Conference selection and 2x First Team, a 2x All-Group III 1^st Team, 4x Atkins Christmas Tournament All-Tournament Team and 4x MVP of the tournament, All-South Jersey, 2^nd Team All-State and a McDonalds All-American nominee.  Jasmine was named the Player of the Year by the Philadelphia Inquirer, Courier-Post, and Al Carino Club.  She was the leading scorer in South Jersey during her senior season averaging 26.4 ppg. and was selected to play in the South Jersey All-Star game and State All-Star game.  She scored a Timber Creek record 739 points during her senior season and finished her career with a school record 1,780 career points.

Jasmine received a full athletic scholarship to Quinnipiac University for basketball.  She was a 3 year team captain, 3x All-Conference selection, ECAC College Player of the Week, 2014 Hall of Fame Tournament MVP, 2015 MAAC Tournament MVP, the 2nd leading scorer all time at Quinnipiac with 1,689 points, 2^nd in 3pt FG’s made with 194, 3^rd in games played with 132, 4^th in free throws made with 367, and 6^th in total FG’s made with 564.  One of two players in Quinnipiac history to average double figures in scoring in all four years of their playing career.  She was honored as the 2015 Al Carino College Player of the Year and was President of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in 2015.

Inducted in 2016

Jamaad is a 2014 Timber Creek graduate.  During his time as a Charger, Jamaad earned numerous awards and accolades for track & field.  He holds four school records, including the 200 and 400 meter dashes, the 4x100, and the 4x400 relays.  Those records stand in the top ten All South Jersey as well.  His senior year, he was the South-Jersey Group 3 Sectional and State Champion in the indoor 400 meter dash and the outdoor 200 and 400 meter dashes, the Camden County Champion in the outdoor 200 and 400 meter dashes, the Olympic Conference Champion in the 400 meter dash, the 200 and 400 meter dash champion in NJ Group 3 State Championships, and the Meet of Champions 400 meter dash champion.

In his junior year, Jamaad placed first for the 100 meter, 200 meter, and 400 meter dashes in the Camden County Championships as well as the South Jersey Group 3 Sectionals; he placed first in the 200 meter & 400 meter dashes in the Group 3 State Championships. As a sophomore, Jamaad was first in the 200 meter dash at the Camden County Championships and he set a school record and took home second place in the 200 meter dash in the South Jersey Group 3 Sectional Meet.

Inducted in 2023

Paul is a 2004 graduate of Timber Creek High School where he excelled in wrestling.  A four-year varsity letter winner, Paul was a 3x 1^st team all-conference selection, 2x 1^st team all-group III, 2x District 30 champion, Region 8 champion, and 7^th place winner in the NJSIAA State wrestling tournament.  Paul is Timber Creek’s first 100 match winner with 104 career wins. 

Paul went on to Gloucester County College and graduated with an associate’s degree in criminal justice.  He was a two-year varsity wrestler and qualified for the NJCAA National tournament during his freshman year competing at 133lbs.  He was the Spartan and York invitational champion as well as the Long Island and TCNJ open champion during his collegiate career. 

Paul currently resides in Erial and has been involved in the Timber Creek Junior wrestling club and worked as an EMT for the Gloucester Township EMS.  He is now a Union carpenter in Carpenter Local 255 South Jersey.

Inducted in 2012

Nick is a 2006 graduate of Timber Creek.  He was a two sport athlete excelling in football and baseball.  In football Nick was a 1^st All-Conference and 2^nd Team All-Group III selection during his senior year.  Baseball was where Nick really excelled both in high school and beyond.  He was a 2x 1^st Team All-Group III and 2x All-South Jersey selection.

Following his senior year of high school, Nick was drafted in the 32^nd round of the Major League baseball draft to the Milwaukee Brewers as a pitcher.  He attended Lake City Community College compiling career statistics 6-4, 3.78 ERA, 26 games, 99.2 innings and 153 strikeouts.  While in the Milwaukee Brewers minor league teams, Nick played in Single A Charleston and Appleton Wisconsin teams and AA Brevard County, Florida team.  His career statistics in the Milwaukee Brewers programs was 11-12, 4.27 ERA, 89 games and 187.2 innings pitched.  He was ranked #19 in 2007 Milwaukee Brewers Minor League system and rated the best curve ball in the Milwaukee Brewers organization by Baseball America in 2007.  In the 2010-2011 season, Nick played for three independent teams, the Brockton Rox, Lincoln Saltdogs and the Shreveport Bossiers.

Nick currently resides in the South Jersey area and works as a Philadelphia Police Officer for Septa Transit.

Inducted in 2016

Jesse is a 2004 Timber Creek graduate.  In his freshman year of soccer, he was the varsity goalkeeper for Highland.  Upon its completion in 2001, Jesse started at Timber Creek and established an impressive athletic career.  He was named All-Conference and All South-Jersey, scoring 53 total goals for the three years he was on varsity.  He is the third all-time scorer for Timber Creek’s Boys Soccer program.  In his senior year, he was a member of the All-State first team and was captain of the Boys Soccer team.  Jesse was a member of the TC Olympic Conference Championship team in 2003.

Jesse completed his degree at Newman University, where he was the third leading goal scorer in school history, first overall in goals per game, first overall in assists per game, and fourth overall in assists.  He holds the record for the most number of points awarded per game at Newman University, was captain of the Men’s Soccer Team his senior year, and was named to the second team All-Conference both his junior and senior years.

Jesse has gone on to coach several club and college teams since graduating, including earning a spot as a graduate assistant coach for the Defiance College Women’s Soccer team and a head coaching position for the St. Mary’s College Women’s Soccer team in Notre Dame, Indiana.

Inducted in 2023

Daniel is a 2014 Timber Creek graduate. During his time at Timber Creek, he earned several prestigious awards and honors, including six varsity letters in both baseball and football.  He set a New Jersey state record for most passing yards in a single season with 3,545 yards and a school record for most completions in a single season with 220.  Daniel was named first team All-State Quarterback, first team All-Conference Quarterback, and the South Jersey Courier Post Offensive Player of the Year in 2013.  In the 2012-2013 season, he posted a 15-2 record as a starter and helped advance the Chargers to the South Jersey Group 4 State Championship.  He was named to both first and second teams All-Conference for his work with the Chargers varsity baseball team.

At Stevenson University, Daniel was selected to the D3football.com All-Region Team, MAC First Team, and was the MAC Offensive Player of the Year in 2016.  In 2017, he was selected to the MAC First Team.  He left Stevenson as the school's all-time leader in career completions (277), attempts (449), completion percentage (64%), passing yards (7,139) and passing touchdowns (61).

In what is perhaps his best highlight, he served as an NFL intern to Head Coach Andy Reid on the Kansas City Chiefs, who went on to win Super Bowl LIV in 2020.  He is in his fourth season with the Chiefs and currently serves as an Offensive Assistant Coach.

Inducted in 2023