Bluegrass

Princeton pushing for growth in 2022

by | Dec 23, 2021 | Latest, Sports

After two seasons without an experienced roster, the Princeton boys soccer team is growing and maturing.

Now with a team packed with junior and senior players, this year may be different.

PHS coach Kent Ackmann said he is excited to see that maturity lead to more success on the field.

“We were very sophomore heavy last year, so we have a lot of kids coming back with a lot of experience,” Ackmann said. “We had a lot of kids that went through battles last season, and grew and matured. I want to see us come back after a full year of experience and play well in the district.”

For the complete story, see the Dec. 23 edition of The Princeton Herald. Support your community newspaper for less than $40 a year.

Collin College Summer/Fall 2026 Registration 2

0 Comments

Subscribe Love

Related News

Measles exposure in Collin County

Measles exposure in Collin County

Collin County Health Care Services has been notified that an individual who spent time in Collin County on Friday, Aug. 14, and Saturday, Aug. 15, has tested positive for measles. Officials say the individual visited three public venues while infectious:Turrentine...

read more
Community survey input needed as search continues

Community survey input needed as search continues

As an executive search firm begins the hunt for a new Princeton city manager, residents are being asked to help provide guidance by taking an online survey. “Please take a few minutes to complete this community survey and share the qualities, experience and leadership...

read more
Child food insecurity rises in Collin County

Child food insecurity rises in Collin County

Amazing Grace Food Pantry volunteers assemble weekend bags over the summer for kids. The food pantry, located at 1711 Parker Road in North Wylie near St. Paul, is operated entirely by volunteers and distributes more than 60,000 pounds of food each month to eastern...

read more
Photos online