Pirates to Play Under Thursday Night Lights Once Again
William Petitt, Sports Editor
November 8, 2018
After all of the football games that had been rescheduled this season, the last thing anyone expected was to have Senior Night not on the usual Friday night. However, the weather is to remain unfriendly to football season, pushing tomorrow night’s game forward to tonight in lieu of rain. Alt...
Men’s Soccer Finalizes Their Season With Statement Win Against Grimsley
William Petitt, Sports Editor
November 5, 2018
The Page Men’s Soccer Team won big last week against Grimsley, topping the Whirlies 6-1 at Jamieson Stadium. Having lost two close games to the Whirlies this season by a score of 1-0, the Pirates were ready to get a win in the rivalry game. This win improves the Pirates record to 4-4 in co...
Football Food Bowl Feeds Community
Sophia Robertson, Staff Writer
November 1, 2018
Filed under News, Showcase, Student Life
From October 22 to October 26, Page and Grimsley collected canned goods to give to the Out of the Garden Project, a local food assistance program for schools and families in need. Every day, students brought in cans to their first period class. There were daily winners to the first period class that...
Pirate Football Sails Through the Storm
William Petitt, Sports Editor
October 26, 2018
Last night the Pirates defeated the Whirlies for the twelfth year in a row! Although the game was set on dry and dark Thursday evening, the Pirates wouldn’t be discouraged, sailing to a 21-7 victory. From the first possession the Pirates appeared as the aggressor, taking away the Whirlie’s hom...
GAP Program Offers “Free College and a Paycheck”
Kat Tokazowski, Staff Writer
October 24, 2018
The GAP program is an amazing opportunity for rising seniors and juniors who may not know what they’re going to do, or for those with an interest in technical career. The GAP program offers over 27 different types of courses, including automotive, aviation, software security, service techs, manufa...
Page Community hit by 2nd Storm in One Month
Emmanuel Jones, Staff Writer
October 24, 2018
On Thursday October 11th, 2018, The Page Community was attacked by Tropical Storm Michael. Hurricane Michael with massive amounts of rain and severely violent winds, damaged the Page Community. Causing power outages, fallen trees, and even direct house damage, Michael is expected to cost $4.5 billio...
Pirates Eat After Defeating the Bison Friday Night
William Petitt, Sports Editor
October 22, 2018
This past Friday the Pirates took down High Point Central in dominating fashion, winning 46-0 and marking the Pirate’s third shutout of the season. This improves the Pirates record to 4-5 overall and undefeated(2-0) in conference. Almost all of the action happened in the first half, whe...
Page Field Hockey’s Team of 55 Getting it Done
William Petitt, Sports Editor
October 17, 2018
Although the season is near its close, Page Field Hockey still has plenty of games to play. The Pirates currently stand at 4-3 overall and 3-2 in conference, with games against notable teams such as Grimsley being rescheduled for the future. Also pertinent to the weather is the team’s roster, which...
Pirates Sink the Viking’s Ship for First Conference Win
William Petitt, Sports Editor
October 17, 2018
Last Night, the Pirates got past the Monday blues as they took down Northwest Guilford 26-6 in Marion Kirby Stadium for the Homecoming Game. Bouncing back from the tough loss versus East Forsyth near the end of September, the Pirates came off their bye week hungry for their first conference win. After...
Women’s Tennis Acing the Competition
William Petitt, Sports Editor
October 3, 2018
Almost 2 months into their season, Page Women’s Varsity Tennis is looking stronger than ever. Sporting a 10-1 record with the only loss coming in just the second match to an extremely talented Cardinal Gibbons(Raleigh) team, the Pirates have won nine straight matches. This win streak covers all of S...
