HISTORY & TRADITION

1959-1967 (ALBERT MATTHEWS)

COACH ALBERT MATTHEWS WAS THE FIRST HEAD COACH AT NORTH COBB HIGH SCHOOL. HE LED TWO TEAMS TO THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP (57, 59) IN HIS 17-YEAR COACHING CAREER. IN 1993, THE FOOTBALL FIELD WAS NAMED IN HIS HONOR.

1968-1973 (EMORY SEWELL)

COACH EMORY SEWELL SERVED AS THE HEAD COACH FOR SIX SEASONS BEFORE STEPPING DOWN TO BECOME AN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL. HIS TEAMS WERE NOTED FOR HARD-NOSED DEFENSE. IN 1985, THE FOOTBALL STADIUM WAS NAMED IN HIS HONOR.

1974-1985 (ROSCOE CARDEN)

COACH ROSCOE CARDEN NEVER HAD A LOSING SEASON AT NORTH COBB. A DEFENSIVE POWERHOUSE, HIS 1979 TEAM WENT UNDEFEATED AND LOST IN THE STATE QUARTERFINALS TO EVENTUAL STATE CHAMPIONS CLARKE CENTRAL (14-7).

1986-1995 (R. LASSITER & J. ALLISON)

COACH ROBERT LASSITER AND COACH JOHN ALLISON WERE THE FOURTH AND FIFTH COACHES IN PROGRAM HISTORY, RESPECTIVELY. BOTH MEN LEFT A TREMENDOUS MARK ON THE YOUNG MEN THEY INFLUENCED.

1996-2005 (BOB CLARK)

COACH BOB CLARK —A LONG-TIME WARRIORS ASSISTANT —QUICKLY GOT THE PROGRAM BACK ON THE RIGHT TRACK. HIS 1997 AND 2002 TEAMS WERE WIDELYCONSIDERED TO BE TWO OF THE BEST IN THE STATE.

2006-PRESENT (SHANE QUEEN)

COACH QUEEN IS THE WINNINGEST COACH IN NORTH COBB HISTORY. UNDER HIS LEADERSHIP, THE WARRIORS HAVE BECOME ONE OF THE PREMIER HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS IN THE STATE.