On Friday October 5, T.C. Williams travelled a few miles to take on the school’s rival West Potomac High School in a Friday night showdown. Both teams came into the game with a 2-3 record and trying to make it .500 with a win.

On September 22, the Titans faced off against the Patriot Pioneers in an attempt to end the then two game losing streak T.C. was facing. Patriot was coming off of a 41-13 win against Charles J. Colgan High School and took a win over the Titans 24-7.

Saturday, September 22, the Patriot Pioneers traveled from Nokesville to take on the T.C. Titans. The titans had lost their lost their previous two games prior to the matchup. The Pioneers who are known primarily as a offensive team came out strong on defense. The Titans got less than 100 yards passing and put up less than 200 yards of total offense.

On Friday, September 13, T.C. Williams traveled to Robinson High School to take on the undefeated Rams, who have one of the best running games in the state. Their running attack put 379 yards on the athletic T.C. defense who seemed to have a hard time keeping an eye on the football.

On Friday September 7, the Tuscarora Huskies, ranked 32 in Virginia, came to Parker-Gray Memorial Stadium to take on the undefeated T.C. Williams Titans. After receiving the kickoff the Titans fumbled the ball on their own 35 yard line; this would be a common theme throughout the rainy Friday afternoon.

Parker-Gray Memorial Stadium was packed as T.C. football kicked off the football season on August 24th. The student section extended all the way to the top of the bleachers, full of energetic fans ready to see the Titans in action for the first time since the 32-18 loss to Lake Braddock last year in the playoffs that ended the season at 7-4.