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North Cobb and Alatuna wrestlers honored by Acworth for state finishes

Acworth City Council · March 5, 2026
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Acworth City Council recognized North Cobb and Alatuna High School wrestling programs March 5 for top state finishes and individual state placers. The mayor and coaches highlighted team history, individual records and college commitments.

Acworth City leaders recognized two high school wrestling programs and several individual state placers at the March 5 city council meeting.

Mayor Alley and event presenters celebrated North Cobb High School’s highest-ever team finish at seventh in the state and noted the girls’ program placed two athletes at state for the first time. The mayor and presenters cited individual records: Ronin (junior; 18–0 season, county/regional/sectional champion and state champion; college commitment to Princeton noted in remarks), Jacob Funes (senior, 35–11, fifth place at state), Madden Fredenberg (junior, 37–4, fifth at state) and additional athletes.

Allatoona High School (referred to in the transcript as Alatuna High School) was also recognized; presenters listed several individual placers and records including Nate Davis (sophomore, 45–12, fourth at state), Grant Albbright (junior, 44–9, state runner-up), Jonathan Samberg (senior, 54–5, third at state) and Alex Miller (senior, 48–6, third at state). Coaches and families were invited forward for certificates and photographs.

Mayor Alley said the achievements reflect broader community support for schools and sports programs and praised coaches and parents for their roles in student-athlete development. The council recessed briefly to allow team photos and individual recognition before moving on with the agenda.

The recognition was ceremonial; no formal action was required or recorded.