Episode 40: A.L. Brown Cross Country Team

In Episode 40 of the K-Town Connection, we sit down with coach Nick Buckwell and members of the A.L. Brown Cross Country team to explore their dedication to athletics, academics, and the Kannapolis community.

Hear firsthand from student-athletes Laney Morton, Megan Fongemy, and Myles Beaver as they share their experiences growing up in Kannapolis, training as competitive runners, and building strong bonds through their sport.

Coach Buckwell discusses the revitalization of the Cross Country program, its history of excellence, and the team’s commitment to fostering a positive and inclusive environment. Whether it’s training downtown, high-fiving locals, or representing the “K” with pride, this team embodies resilience and spirit.

 

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