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A new batch of talented underclassmen will quickly fill the shoes left behind by the graduating class. These runners include freshmen runners William Hein and AJ Shinault, a few of the talented individuals that will fight to the top for NC. “I was aiming for 20, but I didn’t hit it. 19, 18, 17, 16, those are my goals in the coming years,” Hein said.

Warriors’ cross country dashes through regionals

Elijah Pacis, Sports Editor
October 29, 2021
Magnet senior Bentley Huff runs his race, competing against other runners in the fastest boys time bracket. As a fourth year runner, Huff witnessed the team’s evolution over the years. “I definitely think the culture is a little different, because my first two seasons we were in a different region and we were always in state contention. Last season was a wake up call, because we got put in a much harder region, so last season was kind of rough on all of us and we kind of all went into a bad mentality, but I think this season is definitely better and we at least have a chance,” Huff said.

Cross country dashes into the season

Jenny Loveland, Copy Editor
August 20, 2021
Small children participate in a 1K fun run around the football field. NC’s cross country team cheers and guides them as the children run two laps around the track, offering them a chance to compete in a race of their own and experience the feeling of sprinting across the finish. “Running the 1K with the little kids was really great. You get a chance to inspire them and get them to be the best they can be,” junior runner Xavier Fabian said.

12th annual Warrior Way 5K welcomes the fall

Jenny Loveland, Staff
September 30, 2019
Parent volunteers deliver anxious students their kits for the Warrior Way 5K on Saturday, September 21. The students will kick off the race at 7:30 a.m. beginning the race on a well-marked trail. “Expect a well-marked trail full of exciting turns and hills,” said their advertisements. The race also offers the option of a virtual runner these individuals will not run in the race but will receive the cool T-shirt.

Pick up the pace with the Warrior Way 5K

Estefany Perdomo-Montoya, Staff
September 20, 2019
Tensions ran high as students anxiously watch the cross country team compete against the football players in a game of tug a war. Senior Jayden Walker used every muscle in his body to pull the rope, and despite their diligence, the football players ultimately lost to the girls’ cross country team. Perhaps it helped that Coaches Tener, Rainey, and finally, Queen were working against their own players to the delight of the roaring crowd.

Pep rally: Let’s go Warriors!

Hanna Luck and Estefany Perdomo-Montoya
September 6, 2019
Varsity Girls circle up before their race creating a huddle that as much unites them one to the other as it may unnerve their opponents. “I like the community that we share and how everyone supports each other in Cross Country,” senior Reagan Beach, leader of the “Hype Circle,” said.

Making a run for it: Cross Country’s First 5K

Jenny Loveland, Staff
August 31, 2019
The boys’ Varsity team departs from the start line, alongside competitive foes. Senior Patrick Moran (Pictured 2nd NC runner from the left), earned the team’s best time at 10:56.51. Boys Varsity showed great diligence and heart through fierce competition, and hundreds of fans watching. “It looks like we have some really good runners especially on our Varsity team, so I hope we can make state this year,” Sophomore JV runner Lewis Wheaton said.

Going the Distance: Racing Into the First Cross Country Meet

Peyton Stack, Staff
August 22, 2019
Junior Ryan Getz battles against Brookwood runner to see who will finish the two mile first. Getz gives the two mile his all and exemplifies determination as he is trying to improve his time from previous seasons.

Gotta Run: XC flies through first Saturday meet of the season

Haley Kish, Photographer
August 22, 2018
The cross country team celebrated their success on November 9 at their annual banquet. Coaches honored the athletes with awards to show respect for their success.

Racing into the banquet and out of the season

Nati Duron, Photographer
November 15, 2017
The 2017 cross country athletes worked together through this season, winning and losing races and beating personal records. The team showed off their exceedingly fast abilities while creating lasting memories.

Sprinting out of the cross country season

Nati Duron, Photographer
November 10, 2017
Training and running the distance

Training and running the distance

Mackenzie Union, Reporter, Photographer
December 16, 2016
Top NC finisher, junior Abby Jeske, comes in strong clocking in at 21:52.

Girls XC caps off season with state competition

Mackenzie Union, Reporter
November 10, 2016
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