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District welcomes Symetra tour golfer as new coach

by | Aug 27, 2020 | Sports

Heading into 2021, Princeton High School will welcome a new coach to shape a sports program, as Amy Ruengmateekhun heads over to lead a new era of the Panthers golf team, coaching both the boys’ and girls’ sides.

“I’m really excited. This is a job where I really care for the students out here and the golfers that want to play,” Ruengmateekhun said. “I really want the students here at Princeton to give golf a try, because it’s an incredible sport that you can play the rest of your life. This is something that I want to hope to teach and continue to teach and bring that to Princeton. I appreciate the opportunity.”

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By Jackson King[email protected]

 

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