Sports – The Chant

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Returning players look forward to hopping back onto the court and representing NC in the 2020-21 season. “It’s fun seeing all your teammates again and playing the game you love. There’s nothing better,” Senior guard Jaiden Neville said.

2020-2021 NC Warrior Basketball Preseason

Elijah Pacis, Reporter
November 27, 2020

As the NC Warriors line up, they experience an insane amount of pressure due to Friday’s game’s region status. Despite the Warriors pulling through at the end, the game educated the team on where they can improve.

Warriors claim Region title in win over Blue Devils

Peyton Stack, Sports Editor
November 17, 2020

NC sophomore quarterback Malachi Singleton charges down the field cradling the ball in hopes of securing a touchdown for the NC Warriors. Singleton, tailed by Walton senior Austin Eldred and junior Cade Thompson, eventually scored multiple touchdowns proving himself once again as an asset to the NC Warrior team.

Warriors explode over Raiders in a key region game

Peyton Stack, Sports Editor
November 2, 2020

“Every girl put their heart out on the field and we played the best we could but it just wasn’t enough. We’re all sad for now, but we all plan on going farther next season,” Freshman Soleil Smith said.

NC Lady Warriors v.s. East Coweta

Jemiah Clemons, Opinions Editor
October 27, 2020

NC Varsity Warriors charge forward Friday night hoping to maintain their winning season. The boys won 28-3 and scored Coach Queen his 100th win at NC. While the boys haven’t lost a game thus far, Queen continues to push them to improve.

Queen collects 100th win in a Cobb-Cherokee matchup

Peyton Stack and Elijah Pacis
October 8, 2020

Despite missing several players and coaches resulting in a loss against the Etowah Eagles, the Warrior lacrosse team gained knowledge and guidance from their unwanted outcome. They now understand where to hone skills and which positions need more drills. Overall, the team worked together, played well, and plan to continue to work harder.

Warriors lacrosse falter to Etowah

Elyssa Abbott, Editor-in-Chief
October 6, 2020

The Lady Warriors hold high hopes for their next regional game Tuesday, October 6 at 6 pm against the Walton Lady Raiders. “As for the next game, I believe we will win. Last game we won 9-7 and it was a good, competitive game. Our defense was solid and hitting on point. If anything happens I think it will be a positive direction to score first and ride it out ‘til the end for the win! Us girls just need to have confidence in ourselves and as a team,” senior Kendall Minard said.

NC Lady Warriors Fall to Mustangs in a Double Header

Beth Hudson, Reporter
October 6, 2020

NC Warriors triumphed over the Alpharetta Raiders Friday night adding another win to their (3-0) record. Coming up on Fall break and a bye week, NC’s football program led by Head Coach Shane Queen, plan to diligently work to refine their skills in order to defeat the Etowah Eagles in their upcoming match October 2.

Warriors slide past Raiders in a Cobb-Fulton matchup

Peyton Stack, Sports Editor
September 20, 2020

Reckless endangerment: Why sports should not resume

Reckless endangerment: Why sports should not resume

Jenny Loveland, News Editor
September 16, 2020

Scoring on Corona: Why Sports must resume in America

Scoring on Corona: Why Sports must resume in America

Peyton Stack, Sports Editor
September 16, 2020

The NC Lady Warrior softball team huddle around 3rd base and pray before and after each game, followed by a chant to lift their spirits. “Praying and just talking to each other before each game gets us excited to go play. It kinda relieves some of the pressure we’re under,” junior Mackenzie Ogburn said.

Lady Warriors take on Spartans

Jemiah Clemons, Opinions editor
September 14, 2020

Despite the odds, the NC varsity Warriors charged onto the field valiantly excited to honor their school and their peers. The Warriors overcame the Wolves while improving their skills in the first home game of the season by winning against one of the highest-ranked teams in Georgia. “I am just really proud of our kids to come in here and play the way we did like that was very impressive. They are the winningest team in the last 20 years in the state of Georgia. They have lost 17 games in 17 years,” Queen said.

Warriors shock Wolves in first home game of season

Peyton Stack, Sports Editor
September 13, 2020

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