The Timpview football program began the 2026 season with a 0‑3 start, but a mid‑year turnaround saw the team finish third in Region 7 and now eyes a shot at the region championship and a 5A state title.
Second‑year head coach Travis Uale, a former BYU defensive back who was retained after serving as an interim coach, has provided steady leadership through a turbulent offseason, emphasizing continuity and player development.
A Season Defined by Resilience
The roster blends a strong senior class with experienced juniors and emerging younger talent, creating a foundation of leadership and versatility. Junior quarterback Dennis Tua’one, who logged 1,600 yards of offense and 12 touchdowns in 2025, plays multiple positions, while senior offensive lineman Ian Aloisio, committed to the University of Utah, anchors the line.
Coach Uale stresses that teamwork, communication, and complementary play are the foundation of their strategy, especially in high‑stakes matchups, and he uses the youth football camp as a platform for players to mentor younger athletes and practice servant leadership.
Beyond the field, the program’s community clinics teach fundamentals to local youth, reinforcing Timpview’s commitment to building a sustainable football culture and fostering leadership among the next generation.
With the region title within reach and a 5A state championship on the horizon, the team remains focused on executing complementary play and maintaining the communication that has become their hallmark.