Tim Williams

YODER, Wyo. - Southeast boys basketball coach Tim Williams, whose team had no starters back from last year's squad, figured the Cyclones might encounter a rocky road to begin this season.That's exactly what happened, as Southeast dropped four of its first five games and six of its first nine.However, the Cyclones seem to be finding their stride now, as they've won two of their last three games, including a huge 76-73 victory over a powerful Guernsey-Sunrise team Saturday."Our whole team has stepped it up," Williams said."We have a lot of young kids, and it really showed at the beginning of the year.But those younger kids have been developing well, and I couldn't ask for any more effort from them on a nightly basis."The hard work during practice certainly has been paying off for Southeast, which raised its season record to 6-9 with Saturday's win.And although that record isn't a cause for celebration, the big strides the Cyclones have made since early December is.Williams said his team has matured quickly, and it's starting to show on the court.Just take a look at Southeast's performance against Guernsey-Sunrise, as the Cyclones didn't wilt under pressure.That wasn't the case early in the season.In the season opener against Morrill, for example, Southeast led by several points for most of the contest but ended up losing 49-47."I knew we'd have some hard times - the Morrill game, I think, was an indication of what our youth was going to be like," Williams said.
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Southeast lost to Lusk on Friday by 15 points, but the Cyclones did perform well in that contest, Williams said.
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"We played our best on offense We were real successful with our inside game, and we did a good job hitting free throws," said Williams, whose team finished the game 19 of 27 from the free-throw line, including 11 of 13 in the fourth quarter.
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Williams thinks his team has the potential to compete very well at regionals, and he even believes his team could make some noise at the state tournament if they get there."I think we are a darkhorse [for the regional tournament]," Williams said.

Timothy Williams

This year's panel was headed by Timothy Williams, Community Outreach Manager, Mid-Atlantic Region, for the event's premier sponsor, Elizabethtown Gas, which supports local youths through their V-Force employee volunteer program.

Basketball coach Tim Williams: "Campbell is a natural leader.

Boys Basketball Coach: Tim Williams

"It's pretty much going to be one or two dribbles and fire," said Torrington High School coach Darin Anderson, who along with Southeast coach Tim Williams will be guiding the Gold All-Stars.

Southeast coach Tim Williams said the strong start by his ball club proved to be the key to the game."I thought our defense was the difference in the whole game, especially in the first quarter," he said.
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That effort pleased Williams. "We had eight or nine kids score, which for us is big," he said.

Timothy WilliamsonCamp Big Silver Director
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Tim Williamson, Camp Big Silver Director

Tim Williamson will direct summer activities at Camp Big Silver this year.He comes to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo with a lot of outdoor experience.He served as trail crew member in the Santa Fe National Forest last year.In 2001, he hiked the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine.

A native of Milwaukee, Tim also worked as a physical education program assistant at the Boys & Girls Club at Walter International Middle School in Milwaukee.Tim holds a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Wisconsin.His leisure hobbies include outdoor adventure activities, popular culture, sports and early 20th century world history.

"The Boys & Girls Club is a positive environment to help our young people.It is my privilege to be the camp director and I look forward to providing our campers a wonderful summer experience," he says.

Nadine Brechner, Executive Director of the Trinitas Health Foundation, recently accepted the generous donation from, left, Timothy Williams, Manager of Community Outreach for the Mid-Atlantic Region, and right, Don Carter, VP and General Manager of Jersey Operations of Elizabethtown Gas.