Amanda Peters is stopped just past midcourt by a Lovejoy defender last Friday in District 10-5A. (Victor Tapia/The Princeton Herald)
Princeton girls basketball was eliminated from postseason contention.
They did so after losing a pair of District 10-5A games.
Hosts Denison 70-27 and Lovejoy 59-36 defeated them.
Kayla Fuller led the way with nine points at Lovejoy.
By David Jenkins • Sports Editor • [email protected]
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