Friday nights under the lights.
The Tualatin Timberwolves close the 2026 regular season with five October games, including home dates October 2, 16, and 30 at the stadium on SW Boones Ferry Road. Then comes the OSAA 6A playoff run. Here is the month near 22379 SW 107th Ave at a glance.
In Tualatin, fall has a soundtrack: the Friday-night band, the murmur of a full grandstand, and the ref's whistle carrying across the field as the floodlights wash everything gold. Tualatin High School's varsity squad, the Timberwolves, plays in Oregon's Class 6A, the state's largest division, and October 2026 brings one of the most home-friendly stretches of the season.
Three of October's five games are at home on SW Boones Ferry Road, which makes it easy for families, future neighbors, and anyone scouting the area around 22379 SW 107th Ave to drop in, grab a seat, and feel the community's pulse on a game night.
The Schedule
Five games to close the season.
All varsity games kick off at 7:00 PM. Home games are at the Tualatin High School stadium on SW Boones Ferry Road. Confirm gate times, tickets, and any date changes on the Tualatin High School athletics page as the season unfolds.
Friday, October 2
vs West Linn, at home
The headline home game of the regular season. West Linn is perennially one of the state's toughest 6A programs, and the grandstand will be full.
Friday, October 9
at Lakeridge, away
A road trip to neighboring Lake Oswego for a Three Rivers League rivalry game against the Pacers.
Friday, October 16
vs Oregon City, at home
Home again just before Regatta weekend, a perfect night to pair tailgate pizza with pumpkin patch plans the next morning.
Friday, October 23
at Lake Oswego, away
A road test at the defending state champion Lakers, one of the toughest assignments on the 2026 slate.
Friday, October 30
vs Tigard, at home, Senior Night
The regular-season finale, and the neighborhood rivalry does not get better than this. Tigard is minutes away across the district line, so expect the biggest crowd of the year, a Senior Night tribute, and Halloween-half-time energy.
Playoff Push
November is playoff month.
The 9-game regular season ends October 30, and November kicks off the OSAA 6A state playoffs, which the Timberwolves have reached consistently in recent years. Playoff brackets, dates, and home-field assignments are published by the OSAA and the school's athletics office once the regular season wraps, so check the Tualatin High School calendar in early November.
Playoff football is a different animal: louder, later, and often at home. If the Wolves earn a home bracket, it will be the perfect capstone to a season that started under the lights in August. Get the full season story in our Timberwolves fall sports guide.
Game Night, Tualatin Style
Make a Friday of it.
A home game is a ready-made evening out: pizza before kickoff at a Nyberg Street favorite or wood-fired pies at Stickmen Brewing, then the short drive to the stadium on Boones Ferry Road. On October 18, the weekend after the Oregon City home game, the Giant Pumpkin Regatta takes over the Lake of the Commons, so October stacks community traditions back to back.
For families looking at the neighborhood, game nights are community life in its loudest, friendliest form. 22379 SW 107th Ave is a short drive from the stadium, the Commons, and Ibach Park, with the whole TTSD calendar at hand. Paul Knighton of MORE Realty can show you what living here feels like on a Friday night.
Make It Home
Come for the game, stay for the town.
Tualatin is the kind of town where a Friday football game doubles as a neighborhood meeting. 22379 SW 107th Ave puts you minutes from the stadium, the library, and the Commons. Take a tour and see the season for yourself.
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