Princeton boys soccer collected all-district awards for this past season.
Junior goalie Gio Luna and sophomore forward Harlin Bewley led the way on the 10-5A first team.
Senior forward Marco Vasquez and sophomore defender were on the second team.
Making the senior squad were forward Nico Ledesma and defender Jamie Campos.
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By David Jenkins • [email protected]
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