Photo above – Steve Torres has ten points in the last two games for Timber Crek Coming off of two straight losses to Oviedo and Winter Park the Timber Creek Wolves needed to get things back on track.  Timber Creek head coach, Brian Davis said, “It’s been our own decision making that is costing us games.  We can look back at the last two games and find enough bad shot decisions, bad slide decisions, and bad substitutions that have cost us a lot more than just four goals in each of those games.  We need to make better decisions if we’re going to compete.” Bad shooting continued to plague Timber Creek in the first quarter against East River and many scoring opportunities led to just one goal by junior attackman Marco Montero.  However, things got rolling in the second quarter as Aaron Morgia dominated at the face off X leading to seven unanswered goals. The third and fourth quarters continued to be all Timber Creek.  They spread the ball around well and got goals from eight different players.  For the second straight game Steven Torres led the Wolves in scoring with three goals and one assist.  Montero finished the night with a hat trick.  Sophomores Jake Sousa, Evan Walker, Brandon Brinkmeir, and Nate Gillan (2) all scored on the evening. Timber Creek (2-2) will begin a six game home stand and try to keep things headed in the right direction as the face Freedom (0-3) on Tuesday evening.  East River (1-2) travels to Edgewater (1-3) on Monday.