The student news site of Northwest High School in Jackson, Michigan

The Moxie Mountie

The student news site of Northwest High School in Jackson, Michigan

The Moxie Mountie

The student news site of Northwest High School in Jackson, Michigan

The Moxie Mountie

Stafford Newsome

First year football coach brings success, change in culture

Holliss Rumler, Web Journalist January 11, 2023

   Football is the most popular sport in America, with about 16,000 schools participating. This one sport can tremendously impact a school's environment, including Northwest.     Before the...

Student section hyping up their football team before a game vs Hasting

Friday Night Lights, Northwest does it right

Mason Schroeder, Editor-in-Chief October 27, 2022

   The life of a high school student is often stressful and overwhelming. From quizzes on geographical locations to stress about passing the fitness test, the everyday anxiety of doing good on assignments...

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Q & A With Stafford Newsome, the new varsity football coach

Meris Lacinski, Feature Editor February 15, 2022

   Stafford Newsome has taught social studies in the district for 11 years and was recently hired as the next head Varsity football coach. He brings years of coaching experience. At Northwest, he has...

Junior JR Morrow honoring his Papa, who battled and beat cancer.

Real Men Wear Pink

Noah Banner, Journalist December 2, 2021

   Every year athletes on a team have a day when they are handed their jerseys. Usually, these jerseys have just the team's name, but for the football team, one special jersey has someone else's name....

Hunger bowl 2015

Ryleigh Wright, Web Editor-in-Chief September 24, 2015

The annual hunger bowl will be during the varsity football game against the Western Panthers. Fans are asked to bring donations for local food banks. The game will be on Friday, Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. in the...

Varsity football team huddles before play.

Football fights through season

Kara Brown , Web Photographer November 19, 2014

  At the end of the season the varsity football team was 1-8, but the last four games of the season the boys began to play better. “Obviously we set our expectations high, and we did not meet...

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