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Princeton holds off Moeller 40-36 and will face Elder for the regional title

The Daily Hamilton teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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Princeton held off Moeller 40-36 on Friday in the rematch and advanced to the Division I, Region 4 final. It's the Vikings' first regional final since 1993, and they're 12-0.

Both offenses piled up yards in the shootout

514
total yards for Princeton
315
of Princeton's yards came on the ground
314
total yards for Moeller
92 yards
on Reggie Watson's kickoff return for Moeller

Sources: WKRC, WLWT

Key'Sean Torbert found his brother Monsanna for a 17-yard touchdown with 2:56 left, and the Vikings recovered a Moeller fumble with 1:15 to go. Moeller had led 29-26 at halftime.

  • Next game: Princeton vs. Elder, Fri., Nov. 20, 7 p.m.
  • Where:
  • Monsanna Torbert: 118 rushing yards, including an 80-yard touchdown
  • Juice Glover-Brown: 120 rushing yards and two touchdowns for Moeller

Elder earned its spot with two stops from the 1-yard line in the final seconds of a 27-23 win over St. Xavier at The Pit. Princeton also beat Moeller 31-24 in Week 1 at Paycor Stadium on Aug. 20.

Princeton and Elder will meet for the Region 4 title

Ohio Division I, Region 4 football playoffs

Semifinals

Regional final

1PrincetonPRIN40
4MoellerMOE36
2ElderELD27
6St. XavierSX23
1PrincetonPRIN
2ElderELD

Fri., Nov. 20, 7 p.m.

Sources: WLWT, The Columbus Dispatch

View as table
RoundGameResult
Semifinals1 Princeton vs. 4 MoellerPrinceton 40–36
Semifinals2 Elder vs. 6 St. XavierElder 27–23
Regional final1 Princeton vs. 2 ElderFri., Nov. 20, 7 p.m.

Sources: WKRC, WLWT, The Columbus Dispatch

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