Union County High football head coach Brian Allison
The Union County Panthers lost twelve seniors in last year’s graduating class, but according to head coach Brian Allison, returning players are ready to step up.
“I feel good about the direction we’re headed, and we’ll just see how we perform on the field,” said Allison.
The Panthers have been busy at work this off season between regular summer workouts, passing camps and 7v7 camps.
“Our participation has been good, we’re probably hitting 82-84% of our kids on a daily basis that are in voluntary workouts…it’s been a really good summer and we’re excited about the fall,” said Allison.
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