A look at Princeton’s regional championships – Shaw Local

Editor Note: Princeton Tigers won their 19th regional championship in school history on Friday, defeating Morrison 57–55. His first title came in 1936. From 1955 to 1986, he had a 31 -year drought and has now won nine since the turn of the century. Here is a look back:

* A class system

1936 – Princeton 32, Dipu 30*

1938 – Princeton 35, Walnut 30*

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1954 – Princeton 59, St. Bed 54*

1955 – Princeton 82, Mendota 61*

1986 – Princeton 69, Patnam County 40 (A)

1992 – Princeton 51, Hall 45 (A)

1993 – Princeton 51, Patnam County 39 (A)

1994 – Princeton 52, Hall 44 (A)

1995 – Princeton 75, Henry 67 (A)

2002 – Princeton 68, Patnam County 52 (A)

2003 – Princeton 54, Bureau Valley 47 (A)

2006 – Princeton 50, Amboy 43 (A)

2009 – Princeton 69, Hall 50 (2A)

2010 – Princeton 59, Riverdale 39 (2A)

2011 – Princeton 42, Fieldcrest 40 (2A)

2022 – Princeton 71, Kavani 63 (2A)

2023 – Princeton 60, Stillman Valley 37 (2A)

2024 – Princeton 57, Morrison 55 (2A)

Princeton Tigers celebrated the moment after winning the 1992 class A Sectional Championship at home, defeating NCIC rival Mendota 54-53 to the final-second free throw by Jeff Ohleson. It was the first sectional champion for PHS since finishing fourth in the 1954–55 tigers state. Tigers defeated rival Hall 51–45 for the regional title. (BCR file)