With a 10-4 record and a win over South, many Norsemen acknowledge how the seniors, such as captain Ben Rickerman, are contributing and leading the boy's varsity basketball team down the road to success....
Girls Varsity Gymnastics with Jessica Taylor
With one meet behind them, the girls gymnastics team is off to a fresh start. This year's team looks different from last year's, with only one senior,...
After 14 years in the pool, senior Avery Beal has decided to take her academic and athletic talents to Oakland University. Along this 14-year journey, she has had many accomplishments like placing 3rd...
Boys varsity swim with James Gusmano
As the varsity boys swim team begins their season, junior James Gusmano has taken his preparations seriously, expecting good results. Through his leadership...
Boys ice hockey with Matthew Lorelli
Over the last four years, the boys’ varsity ice hockey team at North has encountered many losses stemming from a consistently minimal player count. Despite...
Underclassmen have ended the Grosse Pointe North’s varsity wrestling team’s streak of voids. Despite the team’s talent and passion, until this season, the team couldn’t escape voids — automatic...
Girls synchronized swimming with Juliette Aouad
Senior captain Juliette Aouad has participated in synchronized swimming since seventh grade. As a leader, Aouad hopes that North’s synchronized swim...
Specializing in floor and beam, sophomore Emily Bania might be new to the team, but she is not new to gymnastics. After taking a year off the sport, many new players are returning to Grosse Pointe North...
Dance team with Tessa Ragle:
Even though sophomore Tessa Ragle has been dancing for the past 12 years, she just joined North’s dance team this year.
Although she hasn’t been on the team long, Ragle...
In June, following the 22/23 season, the National Hockey League made an executive decision to ban themed warm-up jerseys during special nights, including all military, Hockey Fights Cancer and the rainbow...
![STICKING UP FOR PRIDE TAPE |
The NHL has changed its position more than once on the use of Pride Tape by its players. Some hockey players, like North’s own John Cueter, want to see more opportunities to express support for social issues on the ice. “I do feel like players should have the autonomy to express themselves [on the ice],” Cueter said.](https://northpointenow.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/unnamed-29.jpg)
