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Three keys to victory: Princeton football versus Rock Hill

by | Sep 16, 2021 | Latest, Sports

Princeton’s home district opener was a lowlight so far this season, losing by 48 points against a good Lovejoy team. The Panthers travel to Children’s Health Stadium in Frisco Friday to take on Rock Hill.

Here are three keys to a Princeton victory over the Blue Hawks:

  1. Learn from the Lovejoy loss

Despite showcasing a lot of talent, and producing a perfect game plan to win, it’s hard to win against an established football team that has won consistently. The Leopards executed a near flawless game plan against the Panthers, which was elevated by the strong play of athletes like Alexander Franklin and Jaxson Lavender.

For the full story, see the September 16 issue or subscribe online. A full recap of the Princeton versus Rock Hill game will be available in next week’s issue of The Princeton Herald.

By Jackson King * [email protected]

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