Triad athletes have new facilities to call home
Sports
June 11, 2021

Triad athletes have new facilities to call home

By Sam Dillon

Above is an aerial photo of the new football stadium complex that was recently completed at Triad. The Cardinals will now have a place they can host tracks meets, something the teams have not been able to do in the past several decades. (Photo submitted)

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