Wildcat cross country teams will be limited by smaller rosters
Sports
August 27, 2025
Athletes in North Union’s cross country program are from left, front row, Colton Smith, Wyatt Roby, Mack Marlette and Drew Chadwell; middle row, Kailin McElroy, Jack Hoover, Ben Bonnell, Josie Held and Allana Smith; back row, assistant coach Emma Hayward, assistant coach Josie Cunningham, Felix Plouck, Max Leavitt, Philip Ardrey and head coach Penny Cunningham. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

Wildcat cross country teams will be limited by smaller rosters

By Bob Putman 

Low numbers in both the boys and girls cross country teams will limit what North Union can do as a program.

But those who are competing have the experience as they look to compete during the season.

The boys team has seven members, with six being returning letter winners, while three returning letter ...

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