North Union Wildcats lose Homecoming heartbreaker on Urbana’s late TD
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September 19, 2026
North Union’s Dom Hainline (3) picks up yardage during the Homecoming game against Urbana. NU fell, 34-33. (Photo submitted)

North Union Wildcats lose Homecoming heartbreaker on Urbana’s late TD

By Bob Putman 

North Union head football coach Nick Hajjar did not have a lot of words after Friday night’s Homecoming game against Urbana.

“There are not a lot of words when you lose one like this,” Hajjar said.

The “like this” was Urbana scoring two touchdowns in the final two minutes to steal a 34-33 wi...

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Triad linebacker Duncan Funderburgh (45) brings down a Springfield Catholic Central ball carrier in this file photo. Also pictured for the Cardinals is Collin Organ (33). Triad will host Cedarville this evening. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
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Triad linebacker Duncan Funderburgh (45) brings down a Springfield Catholic Central ball carrier in this file photo. Also pictured for the Cardinals is Collin Organ (33). Triad will host Cedarville this evening. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
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