Bureau Valley avenged an earlier loss to Princeton Logan by defeating the Lions 35-17 to capture the seventh-grade championship of the Starved Rock Conference girls basketball tournament Thursday in Peru

Payton Frueh has run herself into the Princeton school record books as just the 10th individual girl to qualify in 46 years of the IHSA State Cross Country Meet. She has moved into Princeton’s top 12 all-time for 3.0 mile times.

Sandwich senior Sunny Weber hopes to run to second XC state title at Detweiller Park in Saturday's Class 1A state meet, while Somonauk senior Landin Stillwell, Amboy junior Henry Nichols and Princeton junior Payton Frueh will also be running in the finals.

Andy Puck’s career as the head volleyball coach at Princeton High School was a good read from cover to cover. He won a regional championship in his very first season in 2002 and he won another one this season, which proved to be his last.

Mary Scheri won the Spring Creek club championship for the ninth straight time while Mason Kimberly won for the seventh. Also, Princeton girls play fall travel softball

Princeton Logan and Bureau Valley will play for the seventh-grade girls basketball championship in the Starved Rock Conference tournament tonight at 6:30 p.m. tonight in Peru. No. 1 seed Spring Valley JFK will play No. 2 Ottawa for the eighth-grade title at 7:45 p.m.

Ohio's Brock Loftus of the University of Illinois-Springfield and Princeton's Kiana Brokaw of Sauk Valley will be running in national cross country races this weekend.

Princeton lead 18-14 over Peoria Notre Dame in Game 3. The Irish rallied to tie the game at 18 and scored the final three points of the game to take the match with a come from behind 16-25, 25-16, 25-22 to advance to Thursday’s sectional finals

The Princeton volleyball team has six seniors this season all with one common goal: win a regional. They share with the BCR what achieving that goal winning their first regional championship together and Princeton’s first in four years means to them: