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Out in style: Seniors win final home game in 7-5A Div. II

by | Nov 9, 2018 | Sports

Jonathan McCoy (48) assists Peter Popoola (45) as they drop a Frisco Lebanon Trail ball carrier for a loss of yards last Friday in District 7-5A Div. II at Jackie Hendricks Stadium. (Victor Tapia/The Princeton Herald)

Princeton football made it a night to remember for the senior class of 2019.

They rolled 42-7 over Frisco Lebanon Trail on Friday, Nov. 2 in District 7-5A Div. II action.

“We were pleased with our effort and it was nice to get the win,” PHS head coach Clint Surratt said.

The Panthers improved to 3-6 overall and 2-5 in district, with Lebanon Trail falling to 1-8 and 0-7 in district.

Led by the return of junior quarterback, Brendon Strickland, Princeton came out with confidence and a sense of urgency on offense as they were able to put up 419 total yards and six touchdowns.

By Clay Foster • Contributing Writer • [email protected]

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