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Princeton's 23 finest scholars recognized at banquet
Twenty-three of Princeton’s finest scholars were recently recognized and celebrated at the 38th annual School Board Scholars Banquet. “This event was established in 1986. At that time, the community had a task force focused on encouraging greater academic excellence,” Superintendent Ben Barton said. “This group recommended a creation of a scholars banquet to recognize student achievement.” Seniors and eighth graders in the top 5% of their respective classes were invited...
C-I boys track continues its strong early surge
The Cambridge-Isanti boys track and field team put together a strong effort at the Bob Stewart Invitational held at Mounds View High School on Tuesday, April 30. One event where the Bluejackets excelled at that meet was 110-meter hurdles, where they swept the top three spots. Senior Riley Wilson won that race with a time of 16.10, while his twin brother Micah was second (16.71) and fellow senior Tristan Kiriago was third (16.82). ...
Princeton baseball extends winning streak to four
The Tigers have won seven consecutive home games The Princeton Tigers remain undefeated at home in 2024 after a pair of wins over St. Francis and North Branch at Solheim Field in Princeton on Thursday, May 2, and Friday, May 3, respectively. Princeton (10-1, 7-1) demolished North Branch (4-9, 4-4) 17-1 in five innings on Friday. The Tigers scored 14 runs in the fourth inning against the Vikings and avenged...
Geisler takes circuitous route to C-I football
Ben Geisler has taken a long, unusual route to become the new football coach at Cambridge-Isanti High School. Among the stops along his route were nine successful seasons at Irondale High School, one impressive year at Blaine High School, and a return from the private sector to become a coach and teacher at Cambridge-Isanti High School starting this fall. Geisler said he has learned from all of those steps in...
Local FFA chapters earn numerous awards at state
Princeton and Milaca FFA chapters spent April 21-23 attending the State FFA Convention at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, and Minnesota State Fairgrounds. They attended sessions, competed, and received awards for their teams and chapters overall. Over 4,000 students from across Minnesota attend the event from the 220 chapters in the state. Princeton High School sent 24 of its members to State and came home with an impressive lineup...
St. Francis journeys ‘Into the Woods’
St. Francis High School Theatre put on “Into the Woods” for its spring musical. “We felt we had the talent this year to take on the incredibly challenging music of Sondheim,” St. Francis director Glenn Morehouse Olson said. “We have a very strong group of actors and vocalists. I think the cast has loved digging into their characters and all of the overlapping storylines in the show.”
High School Sports Results/Schedule Monday April 29
No. 1 - Aaron VanderWeyst, Foley def. Kaden Mai, Princeton, 6-1 , 6-1 , -; No. 2 - Gavin Gross, Foley def. Deklan Mai, Princeton, 6-2 , 6-3 , -; No. 3 - Weston Harris, Foley def. Vincent Zarletti, Princeton, 5-7 , 6-4 , 10-5 ; No. 4 - Colton...
Everything adds up to successful season for C-I math team
The Cambridge-Isanti Math Team entered this season with a score to settle. Last year the Bluejackets seemingly saw a league title slip through their fingers. This year, the goal was to avenge that disappointment. “[Last year] we were halfway through the season, and we were comfortably in first place, so I thought it would be a good opportunity to get some kids who haven’t been [in the spotlight] to feel...
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