Princeton quarterback Key'Sean Torbert threw four touchdowns and ran for a fifth as the top-ranked Vikings routed Hamilton 60-6 on Friday, Oct. 9, extending their unbeaten run to 7-0.

The Cincinnati Enquirer reported the win put Princeton in position to claim at least a share of the Greater Miami Conference title. The Vikings lead the GMC at 8-0 while Lakota West sits at 6-1.

Torbert, a junior, finished 10-of-13 passing for 176 yards and added a 33-yard rushing touchdown. The Enquirer named him among the top individual performers in Greater Cincinnati for Week 8.

A GMC title would mark a fourth straight conference championship for the Vikings, who celebrated three consecutive crowns from 2023 through 2025. Princeton and Lakota West have won or shared the GMC title each of the past six seasons, the Dayton Daily News reported in September.

The blowout capped a dominant stretch for head coach Andre Parker's squad. Princeton entered the Hamilton game ranked No. 1 in the cleveland.com Southwest Ohio poll, No. 5 in the Ohio Big 25 and No. 6 in the High School On SI’s Oct. 6 Ohio Top 25 state rankings.

The Vikings' path to 8-0 included a 27-24 win over Lakota West on Sept. 18 that seized control of the conference race.

"We won ugly," Parker told TriState Football after the Lakota West game. "You don't have six turnovers and win a game. You have to be a special team to do that."

Since that grind-it-out win, Princeton has outscored opponents by lopsided margins, including a 47-0 shutout of Mason on Oct. 2 that opened the new Jake Sweeney Automotive Stadium.

Torbert took over at quarterback after his brother Monsanna, a four-star defensive back prospect committed to Michigan, started earlier in the season. The younger Torbert holds offers from Ohio State, Indiana and Michigan. After the Mason shutout, Parker said Torbert has been playing with growing confidence and assertiveness, per cleveland.com.

Wide receiver Lorenzo McMullen Jr., a five-star 2028 prospect with offers from Ohio State and Notre Dame, and running back Jordan Hall have given Princeton one of the area's most dangerous offenses all season.

Princeton hosts Oak Hills at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, then closes the regular season at home against Fairfield at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23. One more conference win would guarantee the Vikings at least a share of their fourth straight GMC championship.