North Cross’ Michael Mack signs with Navy The linebacker earned 2nd team all-conference and 2nd team all-state in 2019
ROANOKE, Va. – It’s always a good day when we get to see schools sending their players off to the next level, especially after a year like this. On Friday, North Cross linebacker Michael Mack put pen to paper with the Naval Academy to play football.
Mack helped lead the Raiders to a VISAA State Championship in 2019 and earned all conference and all state honors that year.
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