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Princeton boys back on track at SC

6 February 2008 — After two straight losses, the Princeton offense got back on track last Thursday at Spring Creek.

Ryan Daughtry fueled the break out game for the Bulldogs as he poured in 32 points for Princeton. Christopher Hinton added 20 points, and Michael Radford also hit double figures with 11.

The win improved Princeton’s record to 4-2 in the Carolina Conference, and 15-5 in all games.

Princeton closes out the conference season hosting three of their final four games. Last night (Tuesday) they hosted North Duplin, and Friday they host North Johnston. Next week’s games will end the regular season.

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