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Not quite right: Panthers tied for fourth place in district ranks

by | Feb 1, 2018 | Sports

Elijah Gerber scores two points the easy way on a Anna defender last Tuesday during a District 11-4A game. (Victor Tapia/The Princeton Herald)

The first round didn’t go as planned for the Panthers in District 11-4A.

They are tied with Bonham at 2-3 for fourth place. Above them were 5-0 Celina, Aubrey and Melissa were tied for second at 3-2.

“The first round did not go as expected. We were expecting to compete for a district championship,” PHS head coach Eric Lockman said. “I believe we will finish strong though.”

Princeton (21-6 overall as of Monday, Jan. 29) started off the second half Tuesday, Jan. 30 with Melissa.

By David Jenkins • Sports Editor • [email protected]

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