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Princeton's girls volleyball team swept Trotwood-Madison 25-8, 25-7 and 25-18 on Monday, snapping a stretch in which the Vikings had lost six of their last seven matches and improving to 7-11 overall.
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Top-ranked Princeton (6-0) hosts No. 21 Mason (2-4) at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, in a Greater Miami Conference matchup that also marks the Vikings' first home game on the newly renovated Pat Mancuso Field and homecoming weekend.
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Princeton junior quarterback Key'Sean Torbert, who accounted for 357 yards of offense in the Vikings' 48-22 win over Lakota East, has been nominated for TriStateFootball.com's Week 6 Player of the Week, with fan voting open through noon Wednesday, Sept. 30.
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Unbeaten Princeton (5-0) travels to Lakota East (4-1) at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25, in a Greater Miami Conference showdown with playoff-seeding implications, pitting the Vikings' punishing ground game against the Thunderhawks' pass-heavy offense.
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Princeton climbed from No. 3 to No. 2 in the AP Ohio Division I football poll after beating Lakota West 27-24 to go 5-0, earning one first-place vote behind top-ranked Elder heading into a Friday showdown at Lakota East.
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Top-ranked Princeton (5-0) carries 51 penalties and a minus-5 turnover ratio into Friday's GMC road game at No. 7 Lakota East (4-1), where seniors Braxton Thurman and Carter Jones have combined for 1,336 all-purpose yards.
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Princeton senior running back Jordan Hall earned a TriStateFootball.com Player of the Week nomination after his game-winning touchdown lifted the unbeaten Vikings past Lakota West 27-24; fans can vote through Wednesday, Sept. 23, at noon.
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The Princeton Vikings girls tennis team competes in the Greater Miami Conference tournament Sept. 24 and 26 at Mason Middle School, entering after a 4-1 win over Middletown and a 3-2 loss to Hamilton.
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No. 1 Princeton hosts No. 3 Lakota West at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18, at Roettger Stadium in Lockland, with both teams 4-0 and first place in the Greater Miami Conference at stake.
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Princeton's girls tennis team defeated Middletown 4-1 in Greater Miami Conference action on Sept. 14, picking up a conference win after a season-opening loss to Sycamore.
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Princeton routed Sycamore 56-7 on Friday to improve to 4-0 and 3-0 in the Greater Miami Conference, setting up a showdown with Lakota West on Sept. 18 at Roettger Stadium in Lockland.
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Princeton's girls soccer team beat Middletown 2-0 on Sept. 10 to win consecutive Greater Miami Conference matches, while the boys played to a scoreless draw in GMC action.
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