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To kick off the 2022 varsity football season, the Warriors versed the 2021 7A region state champions, The Collins Hill High School Eagles. With the scrimmage hosted at home, students and fans gathered in NC’s bleachers to support the Warrior’s first Friday night lights since the victorious spring game in May. Confidently, the Warriors won the scrimmage with a score of 41-0. They will continue to improve for next weeks match taking place at Buford High School.

Warriors defeat defending state champs 41-0 in Friday night’s scrimmage

Giovanna Talone, Sports Editor
August 16, 2022
After two weeks of practice, the NC varsity football team took on the Harrison Hoyas on May 13 for their annual spring game. Both teams’ bleachers flooded with supporters from each school. The intense match ended with the Warriors defeating the Hoyas 28-7, setting off the new season with a win.

Warriors leash the Hoyas 28-7

Giovanna Talone, Reporter
May 17, 2022
Malachi Singleton verbally committed to the University of Arkansas on Monday, April 25 accompanied by his parents and siblings. His support system, including his football team, coaches, family and friends, cheered Singleton on after his announcement. After years of hard work and dedication, Singleton will begin his new journey in hopes of playing in the NFL.

Star quarterback Malachi Singleton commits to Arkansas

Giovanna Talone, Reporter
May 11, 2022
After a chaotic two years, the senior class of 2022 finally reunited in person for their final year of high school. The students will all look back on their high school years fondly and reminisce on the great memories that NC provided. “One of my favorite memories from school is having classroom debates and discussions with some of my favorite teachers. I loved hearing everyones opinions and being able to make connections with other students,” senior Maddy Nomura said.

Class of 2022 says goodbye to the school that shaped their future

Hannah Gresham, Features Editor
April 23, 2022
Hitting the 1000 pound milestone stands as a huge milestone for football players in their physical conditioning journey. Being strong and in shape can determine the outcomes of hard-fought games, and remains something the fans do not see. For NC, the road ahead lies challenging, with such a tough 2022 schedule. If players do not possess the strength to compete every Friday night or even become injured, then the team could face serious problems. NC lies in great hands with offensive line and strength training coach Robert Ingram leading the way.

NC Football boasts six new 1000 pound club members

Peyton Stack, Co-Copy editor
March 3, 2022
Isaiah Blake, Joshua Bagley, Latrell Bullard, Zach White, and Aidian Williams commit to their school of choice to pursue their football career. Blake signs to Shorter University,Bagley signs to Point University, Bullard signs to Georgia Southern University, White signs to Georgia University, and Williams signed to Washburn University. Above the players stand North Cobb coaches and administration. “I told my mom I wouldn’t break my promise; now look at me,” Blake said.

Football players sign college football contracts

Lauren Lee, Reporter
February 2, 2022
NC defensive star Joshua Josephs chose Tennessee over several other power five schools due to the friendliness of the coaching staff and the vision that the program sees for his future. Josephs almost committed to Michigan and Kentucky within the last year, but chose to make a few additional visits to several schools. Upon arrival in Knoxville, Josephs felt like the SEC powerhouse correlated with his personality, and finally made his decision.

Joshua Josephs commits to the Vols

Peyton Stack, Co-Copy Editor
December 6, 2021
Givhan’s recruitment took a large leap this year in comparison to his 2020 season. Other than the official offers Givhan collected, he also attracted interest from Georgia Southern, Arkansas State, and Austin Peay. Running routes next to two other four-star wide receivers in De’Nylon Morrissette and Sam Mbake, Givhan proved his worth in several situations. Tied 14-14 against the Walton Raiders, Givhan took a kickoff 75-yards for a touchdown which transpired a clinic of offensive scores before the first half expired. Various coaches and players from around the program consistently praise his resilience and leadership throughout the year.

Reggie Givhan announces commitment to New Mexico

Peyton Stack, Co-Copy Editor
November 16, 2021
Sophomore athlete David Eziomume (18) takes a handoff as senior offensive lineman Joshua Bagley (60) and junior offensive lineman Marselle Felton (63) block. Eziomume received the start at quarterback for this week’s game against North Paulding. Eziomume took the offense the length of the field on the opening drive, but did not score as the Wolfpack stopped the Warriors at the two-yard line. The Warriors ended up winning 12-7 with great efforts by Eziomume and freshman quarterback Nick Grimstead.

Warriors close out the regular season with 12-7 win over North Paulding

Peyton Stack, Copy Editor
November 8, 2021
The Warriors entered Friday night with a 6-1 record, while the Hawks arrived with a 1-6 record. The Warriors dominated the 3AAAAAAAA region a year prior and so far earned a 3-0 start to 2021 region play. NC will travel to an away game on October 29 against the Marietta Blue Devils, come out and support our Warriors.

Warriors dominate Hillgrove at 42-0

Elijah Pacis and Hannah Gresham
October 27, 2021
The NC Warriors ventured into their third regular-season game with hopes for a quality win. Led by team captains (pictured left to right) Josh Jospehs, Joshua Bagley, Latrell Bullard, and Malachi Singleton, the Warriors dominated the Alpharetta Raiders by a score of 43-7. With 322 passing yards, Singleton and the offensive unit put up a frenzy of touchdowns that proved NC as a dominant force in this year’s 7A class. The Warriors return on Friday, September 17. To take on the Etowah Eagles in a Cobb-Cherokee matchup.

Warriors handle Raiders with 43-7 win

Peyton Stack, Copy Editor
September 13, 2021
Following a 59-16 scrimmage win over the Sprayberry Yellow Jackets, the NC Warriors ventured into their first regular season game. Despite taking a 14-0 lead at halftime, the Warriors ultimately fell to the Buford Wolves, 35-27. With impressive performances from quarterback Malachi Singleton, wide receiver Reggie Givhan, and defensive specialist Marquis Grove-Killebrew. Although an undesired outcome, the top-ranked Warriors plan to go back to the drawing boards for next week’s outing versus the Milton Eagles.

Warriors drop season opener in Corky Kell Classic

Peyton Stack and Elijah Pacis
August 23, 2021
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