A Look Ahead to The Lacrosse Season
On Wednesday, March 6, the men’s lacrosse season kicked off with an early road test against the Jordan High School Falcons. The Jags fell in a hard-fought 14-10 game, but have much more lacrosse to play. Senior captains Tommy Holt and Joseph Kelly have high hopes for the rest of the season. “Our team looks […]
Bugs vs. Ballers: a look into rec basketball
At 9 pm on Monday, January 28, a group of students piled into the Chapel Hill Community Center stands to watch the highly anticipated rematch between two CHS rec basketball teams: the Stink Bugs and Big Baller Brand (BBB). The Stink bugs, featuring sophomore Jack Morgan and junior Teddy Johnson, opened the game with a […]
The First Ever Carrboro Homecoming
Friday, November 9th, the Carrboro student body celebrated a huge win from the football team by going to the first ever homecoming dance. Not a traditional homecoming dance, students did not take dates, nor dressed up, but there was definitely not an absence of fun. The SGA presented the commons with an unbelievable makeover, there […]
Spirit Week: Meme Monday
Monday: From vines to Facebook memes, the CHS hallways were crowded with the most popular memes. Students expressed their creativity by becoming real life memes and generated lots of laughter.
Spring Sports in Review
As Spring sports at Carrboro begin to end, the JagWire interviewed some players about their season. Each player below was asked the following questions: 1: How do the goals that your team set before the season compare to the results of the season? 2: What’s been the highlight of the year with your teammates not on the court/field/track? Here are some […]
Who Will Be the Next C-Town President?
With SGA elections today, April 27, it is time to get to know the candidates. Here are some brief Q&As with each presidential candidate. Tommy Holt Why are you running? I’ve been in SGA for two years now, and while doing this I’ve been working closely with Niya and interacted with the people, and I […]
ESPN: A Beloved Network Slowly Dies
The sports network we all know – and used to love – is dying a slow, ugly death. Ratings are down, fan favorites were fired, and journalists are leaning to clickbait to attract viewers — and it will only get worse. The monopoly ESPN once held on the five major sports (Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Football and […]
What the Panthers need
As the Panthers’ season came to a close, Panthers fans are now eager to see who the next majority owner will be. Jerry Richardson, the current owner of the Panthers, grew up playing football in North Carolina, then continued his career at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. In 1987, after the NBA brought an […]