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Halfway done: Panthers conclude predistrict with home defeat

by | Sep 13, 2018 | Sports

Princeton’s Andrew Ramos (28) wraps up a Red Oak running back from behind last Friday during non-district action at Jackie Hendricks Stadium. Red Oak came away with the 19-7 win. For the story and additional photos see this week’s Sports. Additional photos at www.princetonherald.com. (Victor Tapia/The Princeton Herald)

Princeton football’s home opener didn’t go quite as planned last Friday.

After a near two-hour rain delay Red Oak came away with the 19-7 win.

“We were disappointed to lose the game. Having that two-hour delay made things hard. It was good to get the game in though,” PHS head coach Clint Surratt said. “I think that’s the first time in my coaching career I’ve had that happen.”

Princeton went to 1-1 on the season and Red Oak improved to 2-0.

By Clay Foster • Contributing Writer • [email protected]

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