The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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The award-winning voice of North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia.

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The NC JV girls (1-0) fought aggressively for the ball and stayed strong throughout the game. They persevered, despite the score on the board discouraging them. The girls made sure to stay on the players and communicated with one another, unfortunately, the Lady Warriors lost the game 3-0. NC left with high hopes and determination for the next game against Osborne High School (1-0-1).

With great loss comes great hope: JV soccer girls face defeat by the Mustangs

Divine Idiku, Reporter
March 8, 2023
Setting their grounds as an official professional soccer club in 2017, Atlanta United FC graced the American playing field with a newfound passion. Within a year, the rookie team gained mass success and became a beloved club for Atlantans and soccer fans across the nation. As the club progresses, significant highs and lows burden the team as they continue to land their footing as a newer addition to the Major League Soccer (MLS) family.

Through thick and thin: Atlanta United’s reign

Mia Kirkwood, Opinions Editor
January 31, 2023
The long-awaited 2022 FIFA World Cup held up to its original expectations with several groundbreaking moments that astonished players and fans. As the hype surrounding the exhilarating tourney dies down and players begin to play for their regional teams and tourneys, behind-the-scenes plans for the 2026 World Cup slowly begin with high anticipation.

FIFA World Cup strikes North America

Mia Kirkwood, Opinions Editor
January 17, 2023
The Warriors returned home with a devastating loss after playing an intense match against Marietta. With the Blue Devils hosting senior night, the fans and players’ energy remained high during the entire game. The NC 2022 season ends the week prior to spring break, with the last game played at home against Harrison’s Hoyas. Seniors from both teams prepare to play the last games of their high school careers next week while gaining support from family, teammates, coaches and friends.

NC varsity soccer teams walk away from Marietta in defeat

Giovanna Talone, Reporter
April 1, 2022
The NC varsity soccer teams played their tenth game of the season against the Marietta Blue Devils Friday, March 4 with the girls winning (6-1) and the boys losing (1-7). The girls displayed impressive cooperation amongst themselves and demonstrated their talent on the field. Playing her last season on the team, Columbus State University commit Kenna Armitage (#11) savored her time on the field. “We’ll be missing her, for sure. She’s a really nice person, and we wish her the best going on in soccer and life in general. I can say that Kenna maintained a level of positivity that the team needed,” freshman Mackenzie Johnson (#21) said.

North Cobb soccer senior night

Nicolas Gomez and Valentina Gonzalez
March 11, 2022
NC hosts senior night tonight for our soccer teams. The teams, especially seniors, have been working extra hard to impress their families during their games. During or in-between the games tonight, our school will honor the seniors by announcing them in some way and having most players walk down the field with their family members. “We’ve been working really hard for senior night and we’re really excited. I know some of the players families who usually don’t stay for the whole game are coming and they can’t wait to watch the games. We’re all just really excited to compete. Especially since this night is kinda meant and named after us,” senior soccer player Jordan Karim said.

Soccer senior night

Valentina Gonzalez, Reporter
March 4, 2022
The NC boys varsity soccer team entered their fifth game of the season to play the Pebblebrook High School Falcons on February 11, 2022. The Warriors worked with each other on the field, and took their coach’s advice to score on the Falcons, but they ultimately lost their game (2-1). The Warriors lost after a two-game winning streak, with the exception of their tie against Kennesaw Mountain. Junior right wing (#21) Isaiah Ruiz plans to wrap his junior soccer season on a high note, and takes the game’s loss as a positive learning experience.

Warriors contemplate Falcon’s 2-1 win

Jasmina Buranich, Reporter
February 16, 2022
The NC Varsity soccer team plays against North Cobb Christian School today in a home game starting at 5:30 pm. The team is 2:2 with one tie and aims to even the scores out with tonights game. The team will not play until two weeks after tonight as winter break draws closer.

NC soccer goes up against North Cobb Christian School

Emilio Medina, Reporter
February 15, 2022
The JV boys’ soccer team will travel to Kell high school for their first game. With the losses of both JV girls and both varsity teams, the school is hoping that today will be the day NC gets a victory in soccer for their 2022 season. “We hope to come out on top,” freshman Jamal Watson says about his aspirations for the season kickoff.

First JV boy’s soccer game

Nicolas Gomez, Reporter
January 31, 2022
NC varsity girls and boys soccer teams play against Lassiter at NC tonight. After a devastating loss at their first game, they hope to prove themselves by winning tonight. “We have been working on shooting and hopefully we can beat Lassiter tonight at the game,” varsity player freshman Camryn Zwang said.

Soccer game at Lassiter

Callie Kinsinger, Reporter
January 27, 2022
NC hosted Senior Night for the Lady Warriors and the Warrior men’s Varsity soccer teams Thursday, April 15. The Warriors fell to Marietta, but the Lady Warriors triumphed over East Paulding. Regardless of the results, the night held countless moments that will turn into unforgettable memories.

Bittersweet endings: NC soccer Senior Night

Chancelor Gordon and Hannah Cuthbertson
April 26, 2021
Emily Labus, NC senior midfielder and defender, committed to playing soccer at the University of Alabama in Huntsville starting this fall. After serving as captain of the NC girl’s Varsity soccer team for the past three years, earning MVP and a nomination for the Positive Athlete of Georgia Award, Labus will take her skill, positivity, and genuine personality to the UAH Chargers next year.

From Warrior to Charger: Emily Labus heads to UAH

Chancelor Gordon, Reporter
April 26, 2021
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