Cardinal, Wildcat royalty named
Education, News
September 21, 2026

Cardinal, Wildcat royalty named

By Tim Miller 

Triad and North Union high schools crowned their Homecoming royalty Friday. Above, Triad crowned its fall Homecoming king and queen prior to the football game against Cedarville. Ty West was crowned the king and Elley Dorn was named the queen. The Cardinals lost the game to Cedarville, 28-27. Below, Kailin McElroy was named North Union’s fall Homecoming queen, while Danion Lindsey was named the king. The Wildcats lost to Urbana, 34-33, on Friday.

(Journal-Tribune photo above by Tim Miller, photo below is submitted)

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