Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Princeton High School across Basketball, Baseball, Soccer.
Jensen Bergman finished his Vassar baseball career with a .404 average, a historic cycle and a broken triple record, while launching a sports‑trading career at FanDuel and inspiring local youth
The University of Iowa women's basketball program has awarded a scholarship to Erin Thomas, a highly ranked 2028 guard from Princeton High School, as she eyes a future in college basketball.
Michigan adds a highly rated defensive back who excelled at both quarterback and defensive back in high school, showcasing speed, playmaking instincts and a fit for multiple secondary roles.
Four-star cornerback Monsanna Torbert commits to Michigan, bringing dual-threat athleticism and versatility to the Wolverines' 2027 class.
The new coach, a 2006 Lakota West graduate, replaces Brad Gschwind and aims to continue the school’s tradition of competitive baseball.
The 2026 Princeton High School girls soccer team posted a 17-7 record, highlighted by standout performances from Bella Clevenger, Olivia Sandoval and a resilient defensive unit.
Junior sweeper Yocelyn Robledo was named the 2026 BCR Girls Soccer Player of the Year after anchoring Princeton’s defense with ten shutouts and guiding the Tigresses to a 17‑7 finish.
The 2026 NewsTribune Girls Soccer All-Area Team celebrates the elite talent from local high schools, highlighting offensive firepower, defensive resilience, and versatile contributors across Princeton, La Salle‑Peru and Mendota.
Despite a 9-16 record and a first-round loss to Hunterdon Central, the Princeton High baseball team showed resilience, record-breaking performances and a bright future for next season.
The Illinois Basketball Coaches Association has released the rosters for its 2026 annual high school all‑star basketball games, detailing schedules, divisions and regional teams.
Five‑star guard Kam Mercer pledges to the Cincinnati Bearcats, reclassifying to the 2027 class and bringing elite talent to the program.
Josh Tyson, a top Ohio recruit in the class of 2027, toured the University of Cincinnati, praising Coach Jerrod Calhoun and drawing crowds of nearly 8,000, while keeping his decision timeline open until August.