Princeton’s Jeremiah Soto holds Wylie East’s Connor Liu in the air before taking him down during the 126-pound bout at McKinney Boyd on Wednesday, Jan. 7. Soto won the match via first-period pin. Photo by David Wolman / C&S Media By David Wolman...
Points came early and often for Lovejoy (3-0, 1-0) as that state ranked squad built up a big 49-7 halftime lead, then went on to beat down Princeton (2-1, 0-1) 69-21. Princeton received the opening kickoff and moved the ball downfield for 2 first downs before being...
In their third week of competition, the Princeton cross country team had probably their most important meet to date — the Lovejoy Fall Festival Saturday, Sept. 4 — at Myers Park in McKinney. The site of their upcoming district competition, the Panthers faced several...
On the verge of district competition, the Lady Panthers had the chance to gain some extra momentum last week. Holding a 17-11 overall record, Princeton struggled in their final tournament, losing all four of their first day matchups. They ended strong, winning all...
The Panthers enter district competition with renewed ambitions. Sitting at 2-0 through the pre-season, Princeton has been able to show the promise of a good and playoff-contending football team. Those goals will be put to the test Friday, as they host district...
For the fourth consecutive year, Princeton dominated the South Garland Titans, winning on the road 71-14 to improve to 2-0 on the season. Thoughts from Coach Ervin Chandler “As a coach, I was looking at execution,” Chandler said. “That was the main thing we were...
The Princeton cross country team ran for the second straight week following their Commerce appearance, traveling to Denton to compete in the Ryan Gingerbread Jamboree Thursday, Aug. 26. The Panthers had two runners compete in the boys varsity race. Senior Luis Cerda...
For Princeton football, close only counts in horseshoes. Despite trailing for a majority of the game, the Panthers came out on top over Nimitz by the skin of their teeth. Thanks to a missed extra point, Princeton enters week two with a 1-0 record. Not wanting to rest...
The Princeton football team capitalized on a strong fourth quarter, defeating Irving Nimitz 21-20 to start the season 1-0. Thoughts from Coach Ervin Chandler “It’s always great to start the season 1-0,” Chandler said. “It’s good to see our kids face the adversity that...
