VIKES IN ACTION

November 18, 2022

www.vikenation.org #vikingdiff @VikeNation

Athletic College Signing Day - November 21st

We are excited for our Lady Viking Basketball student-athletes who plan to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. Diawana Carter-Hartley, La'sonja Hill, and Solè Williams will participate in their signing day activities at Viking Madness 2.0.

Winter Picture Time - November 21st

Winter Athletic Pictures will take place on Monday, November 21st, after school for high school and middle school winter athletic teams. Please be on the lookout for additional information from your athlete’s coach.

Basketball Mash Moe & Giving Tuesday - November 29th

Support the Princeton High School’s Student-led Toy Drive to help bring cheer to local kids served by the Princeton Closet. Students may purchase a $2.00 ticket to the Princeton versus Moeller boys basketball game (November 29th) with a new toy to donate during lunch on Monday, November 28th, and Tuesday, November 29th.

All Sports Passes

All home regular season athletic tickets may be purchased online by visiting www.vikenation.org/tickets. The Princeton Athletic Department offers Sports Passes for Students, Adults, and Families. We encourage you to take advantage of this ticket option to save you money all school year. Passes are valid for all 7th-12th grade HOME regular season contests during the entire school year.

Visit www.vikenation.org/tickets to place your order today. Passes are valid for all regular season contests (except OHSAA Tournament games).

Viking Signing Day

Princeton celebrated two student-athletes that signed their National Letter of Intent to pursue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level.

Caeley Goins will continue her volleyball career at West Virginia State University. She was recently awarded first-team honors by the Greater Miami Conference. Goins is a three-year all-conference volleyball player. During her senior season, the outside hitter finished with 193 kills, 41 serve aces, 128 digs, and 15 blocks.

Andrew Edrington will continue his baseball career at The Ohio State University.  During his junior campaign, Andrew received All-State Honorable Mention honors at the utility position. He was also named the Greater Miami Conference Athlete of the Year to go alongside his first-team league honors. He finished the season with a .461 batting average, a .577 on-base percentage, 18 stolen bases, 10 extra-base hits, and scored 21 runs to help the Vikings advance to District Semi-Finals.  On the mound, he posted a 2.33 ERA, striking out 75 batters over 45 innings. At the infield position, Edrington had a 92 fielding percentage.

Vikes in Action: Celebrating Viking Signing Day

The Vikes in Action podcast features Caeley Goins and Andrew Edrington as they discuss their journey to participating in the recent signing day event.

Chess Team

The Princeton Vikings celebrated senior Tim Marksch prior to the varsity chess match with Lakota East this week. The Vikings are currently 3-6 overall.

Poll Results: Which invention would you eliminate forever from the present, past, and future?

Bicycles....................................21.6%

The Internet..............................25.5%

3D Printers...............................19.6%

Heated Swimming Pools.......33.3%

Custom Holiday Gifts Available

The holiday season is right around the corner. Visit our online spirit shop to purchase Princeton custom gifts for your family and friends. Order by mid-December to ensure timely delivery.

Please visit https://shop.game-one.com/ohio/cincinnati/princeton-vikings to place your order.

Support the Princeton High School’s Student-led Toy Drive to help bring cheer to local kids served by the Princeton Closet.

Students may purchase a $2.00 ticket to the Princeton versus Moeller boys basketball game (November 29th) with a new toy to donate during lunch on Monday, November 28th, and Tuesday, November 29th.

Congratulations to 91 Fall student-athletes on receiving the PCMS Athletics Academic Achieve Award for earning a 3.5 G.P.A. or higher during 1st Quarter. In addition, 37 student-athletes earned a 4.0!

Many of our student-athletes celebrated this achievement during homeroom.

Princeton City Schools | www.vikenation.org