warriors – The Chant

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

NC Warrior tennis team travels to Campbell highschool tonight to take on the Spartans. After a tough loss before winter break, the team eagerly awaits to face off against their opponents hoping to bring home a win. “I can't wait to play tonight, I love playing alongside my teammates and learning from them,” sophomore Lorenzo Alcaron said.

Tennis team to Campbell

Amber Roldan, Staff
February 25, 2020

With students from both NC and Georgia Tech coming together to dance for the kids, they raised over $3,000 that will entirely go to CHOA. Through their dancing and fundraising, new friendships were made between high school and college students as they collectively worked towards helping children in need.

Dancing for the kids

Elyssa Abbott, Editor-in-Chief
January 21, 2020

From the classroom to the field, the Lady Warriors lacrosse team will celebrate their seniors tonight at their game against Wheeler High School. “The seniors have lead us all very well, they each have a unique style for leadership but know how to revive both teams before all of our games. They pump us up and encourage us to do our best,” sophomore Molly Geraci said. The NC girls lacrosse team will celebrate each senior during their ceremony before their game tonight.

Seniors wave goodbye to lacrosse

Dehlin Lee, Photographer
April 17, 2019

Senior striker, Bryan Estrada, defends the ball leading to Marietta’s goal. Shortly after, Estrada takes a shot on the goal and misses but brings it back with a free kick, and puts Warriors ahead 1-0.

Devils sink back down to the underworld, heavy with a loss

Julyana Ayache, Reporter/Photographer
March 29, 2019

In Mrs. Ellis’ office, a small glass jar full of an unknown amount of Skittles lies. It serves as a raffle for the Warriors for the Kids (WFTK) sub-committee in Tribal Connections. Students simply pay a small fee of $1 to guess the number of Skittles in the jar. Should they guess correctly, they will win the following items: Chick-Fil-A merchandise, gift cards, and a complimentary basket.

How many skittles in the jar?

Ashu Ebot-Tabi, Reporter
January 18, 2019

The Varsity football team suffered an incredible loss against McEachern on October 26. The team takes the outcomes from the past game and keeps them in account in order to prepare for the upcoming game against Hillgrove. “It’s [this season] been an awesome experience, but I know we could’ve done better than we did. But [the outcome] is not a representation of how the team plays overall,” Varsity football senior kicker Will Aldridge said.

NC suffered a heavy loss against McEachern

Haley Kish, Photographer
October 30, 2018

The student section, clad in all pink for the pink out in support of their fellow warrior junior Fatima Asad, celebrates the first touchdown of the game by waving their orange spirit towels. “We are pink for Fatima, being a nation means never standing alone,” senior class president Chike Asuzu said.

#FatimaStrong for the first Friday Night Lights

Julyana Ayache, Reporter, Photographer
August 22, 2018

The crowd of more than 2,500 students watch in anticipation as the speakers try to fire up the crowd, leading into the prominent entrance of the football team. The cheerleaders pause their dancing to place a central focus on the team’s entrance, serving as a solid start and promotion to the year’s football season. The Arena lights eventually dimmed, and a variety of students across the space lit up their cell-phone LED lights, waving them in the air in support of the football players about to race through a large banner.

Preppy at the first pep-rally in the new Arena

Angela Canales, Reporter
August 22, 2018

NC’s Varsity Football team broke through the flag at the start of the scrimmage, igniting screams and cheers from the crowd of students, parents, and alumni. The team played hard against the Harrison Hoyas on Friday, August 10.

Warriors use loss in scrimmage to prepare them for the season ahead

Tara Anastasoff, Editor-in-Chief, Photo Editor
August 13, 2018

Tonight the Warriors basketball team will face off against the North Paulding Wolfpack tonight at home; the girls’ game begins at 6 PM, and the boys play afterwards at 7:30 PM. Senior varsity players Keanu White, Steven Hubert, and Ginji Ozawa excitedly chattering about their upcoming game at the lunch table. Hubert, pictured in the middle, said, “Be there or hear about it.”

Basketball till we fall

Nadya Awino, Photo Editor
January 12, 2018

Before the break, the Warriors took on the Pebblebrook Falcons in their fifth game of the season. NC defensive end Thurman Geathers (#9) and offensive linebacker Trey Urquhart (#1) tackle Pebblebrook quarterback Jaquavious Jones (#1) before he can rush five yards. The team expected an easy win, as senior linebacker Christophe Cesar said, “We’ve beat them every year I’ve been on the team, so I don’t know why it would change now.”

Warriors squeak out win in overtime against Pebblebrook

Turner Markwalter, Reporter, Photographer
October 5, 2017

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