Wildcat gridders snap two-game skid

Above, North Union’s Wyatt Arver looks to escape from an Indian Lake defender. Arver rushed for 103 yards during the Wildcats’ 21-7 victory. (Photo submitted)

By BOB PUTMAN North

Union head football coach Nick Hajjar may not have liked some scoring chances that got away on Friday in the Central Buckeye Conference opener at Indian Lake.

However, there is one thing that is not in doubt.

The Wildcats’ defensive pressure hounded Lakers’ quarterback Brady Golliday all game long.

North Union totaled seven sacks on the night and when it was not putting Golliday on the ground, it was pressuring him into incompletions.

The offense did enough in t…

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