Princeton beat Sycamore 56-7 on Sept. 11, running its record to 4-0 overall and 3-0 in the Greater Miami Conference.

The Vikings led 56-0 through three quarters at Roettger Stadium in Lockland before Sycamore scored a late consolation touchdown. It was Princeton's third straight wide-margin GMC win after a 49-6 victory over Colerain in Week 3.

The Vikings are 4-0.

Head coach Andre Parker's squad has piled up points despite penalty trouble. The WLWT Blitz 5 Top 25 noted Princeton had been flagged 24 times for 237 yards over its previous two games but still won those contests by 21 and 43 points. The Vikings entered Week 4 ranked No. 1 in that poll.

Senior quarterback Monsanna Torbert, a Michigan verbal commit as a defensive back who transferred from Taft as an all-state quarterback, has led an offense that has outscored opponents by large margins all season. Princeton opened 2026 with a 31-24 win over then-No. 1 Moeller at Paycor Stadium on Aug. 20, the first Princeton victory over Moeller since 1991, according to VikeNation.

The three-time defending GMC champions now face their toughest test. Princeton hosts Lakota West on Sept. 18 at Roettger Stadium. Lakota West beat Hamilton 42-7 in Week 4 and entered the week ranked No. 3 in the Blitz 5 poll.

Lakota West senior running back Kenyon Norman, a Northwestern commit, posted his third straight game with more than 200 rushing yards and scored four touchdowns for the second time this season, according to the Journal-News.

Parker described the challenge of integrating new talent ahead of the Aug. 20 season opener. "A lot of new faces, a lot of young faces," he told WCPO in mid-August. "Now a ton of talent but we got to get all our arrows fixed in the right direction."

An audio-only broadcast of the Sept. 18 game will be available through Princeton's ICRC-TV. The full video livestream launches Oct. 2 when the Vikings return to the renovated Pat Mancuso Field at Jake Sweeney Automotive Stadium to host Mason.