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Today, we’re shining a spotlight on Nauset’s Cross Country team. Both the boys and girls currently hold 2-2 records and are looking to secure a win in their final dual meet to end the regular season with a winning record. Although only one league meet remains, the season is far from over. For those who have qualified, they still have the Cape and Island Championships and States ahead of them.
One of the most anticipated events is the Twilight Meet. Senior captain Maddy Mahoney describes it as a season highlight. Held at night at the Barnstable County Fairgrounds, the runners race under the stars, with their path lit by lights. Mahoney emphasizes the unique energy of the meet, where lights and music create a vibrant atmosphere unlike any other event.
The team captains had nothing but praise for their squad, particularly after their performance in the coed cross-country relay, where three teams placed impressively, with one team earning a top-10 medal. Nauset’s Cross Country team has a special dynamic, bringing the boys’ and girls’ teams together in a way that’s rare. While most schools have separate coaches and programs for each gender, Nauset trains under one coach, with the only separation occurring during gender-specific meets. The athletes thrive when they race together, regardless of whether their scores are combined.
Senior captain Brad Hagopian notes how much the team “really supports each other.” Although each runner competes individually, their scores are tallied as a team, and everyone cheers each other on, whether they’re leading the pack or finishing last. The team’s close-knit nature fosters a true sense of teamwork. Mahoney adds that in Cross Country, it’s easy to focus on your own performance, but it’s important to remember that “we’re all in it together.” We’re cheering for this incredible team in their upcoming meets—go Warriors!
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REMINDER: Visiting Art Colleges next week. See Ms. Birchall with any questions
Get ready for Spirit Week! Added for Wednesday, 10/9 is Wear Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
Mark your calendars for the next round of college visits. Schedule changes may occur, check Naviance for any changes.
Have you been wanting to help with Hurricane Helene disaster relief? Officer Dan Burnham is helping to coordinate an effort here at NRHS working with the Eastham Police Department. Help if you can!
Vaccination Clinic at NRHS on November 13th, scan the QR code to sign up.
17 Days until the Senior Yearbook Submission Deadline!
Beth Connelly-Sylvia will be presenting on behalf of the Educational Outreach Center in partnership with the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority on the financial aid process. We encourage any and all students and families to attend - not only for seniors.
Calling All NRHS Music Program Alumni!! Whether it's been 5, 15 or 40 years since you graduated / played, we want YOU to join us, so don't be shy!
Congratulations to Nauset High School which has been named to the 2024 AP School Honor Roll as a gold member. Nauset was also recognized with an Access Award for providing all students the opportunity to participate in AP, including students of underrepresented populations. Additional congratulations to the 102 students who earned the AP Scholar distinction.
Skip the cooking and help the Class of 2027 raise money for their senior activities on Thursday, October 3rd between 4 -9 p.m.!
Thanks to the Orleans Papa Ginos for hosting this monthly fundraiser!
Looking forward to seeing our student's families and caregivers at tomorrow's Open House
October 1st - 15th College Visits
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Upcoming Athletics
September 15th - October 15th marks National Hispanic Heritage Month! Learn more about the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States
This season has been a record-breaker for the Nauset Boys Golf Team. They’ve come out strong with an undefeated 7-0 record, securing the top spot in the Cape and Islands league. Although the team initially faced some challenges determining their best lineup, senior captain Jack Martin remarked, “This season has been a roller coaster, but we’re steadying the ship.”
As the playoffs approach in three weeks, the team feels confident. Their Senior Night and final home game of the season will be held at Captains Golf Course on October 9 against Nantucket. For this match, the team plans to try something unconventional for high school golf: they’re calling on fans to “pack the course!” Inspired by Colgate’s lacrosse team, which celebrated a win by surrounding the final green, Nauset’s golf team encourages students to do the same and bring energy to the course. It’s a great opportunity to show Warrior pride and support one of the school's strongest teams.
In a golf match, the top eight players compete, and the best six scores from each team are added together for the team’s total. Nauset has achieved team scores below 240 in four matches this season, a remarkable feat. Their most notable match so far was against Martha’s Vineyard, where they set a school record with a team score of 223. In the same match, Martin tied the school record for individual score, now sharing the honor with Nauset graduate Will Campbell.
Despite the recent rainy weather, the boys are keeping their spirits high, spending time together off the course to prepare for upcoming challenges. Their toughest opponent, Barnstable, has one of the best players in the state, but the Warriors have already defeated the Red Hawks once this season, and they’re confident they can do it again. Only time will tell to see if they can maintain their winning streak. We wish the golf team good luck with the rest of the season, and go Warriors!
No Fair weather fans at Nauset! A little rain won't deter these super-fans from cheering on Nauset Warriors!
