Hawks soar away with non-district victory
RED OAK – Princeton football’s hunt for revenge against Red Oak will have to wait for another season. The Hawks (2-0) rolled to a 77-48 win over the Panthers on Friday, Sept. 6 at Billy Goodloe Stadium.
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