Fourth quarter proves problematic for NU in loss to Fredericktown
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February 6, 2026
Nickolas Hajjar of North Union brings the ball up the court against defensive pressure. Hajjar tallied 22 points during a loss to unbeaten Fredericktown. (Photo submitted)

Fourth quarter proves problematic for NU in loss to Fredericktown

By Bob Putman 

North Union had an undefeated Fredericktown on the ropes for three quarters on Wednesday in a non-league game at North Union.

The Freddies (16-0), however, showed they were not ready to suffer their first loss as they rallied in the fourth quarter for a 71-61 victory.

“Fredericktown was able to turn...

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