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Virginia Tech Up Wednesday for Men's Hoops in NIT Opener
March 14, 2016 | Men's Basketball
 (22-6, 12-2 Ivy) |
Princeton at Virginia Tech Wednesday, Mar. 16, 2016 8 p.m. • Blacksburg, Va. (Cassell Coliseum) NIT First Round |
 (19-14, 10-8 ACC) |
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| PPG RPG APG 9.1 2.4 2.4 |
PPG RPG APG 10.7 5.2 3.9 (20th) (15th) (2nd) |
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| PPG RPG APG 15.3 6.3 1.8 (7th) (10th) |
PPG RPG APG 11.4 4.1 1.6 (17th) (20th) |
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| PPG RPG APG 6.6 6.2 1.5 (11th) |
Numbers in parentheses indicate Ivy League statistical ranking entering Wednesday's games
| 2015-16 Schedule & Results Fri., Nov. 13 at Rider, W, 64-56 Sat., Nov. 21 vs. St. Peter's, W, 75-72 # Wed., Nov. 25 vs. Lafayette, W, 104-52 Mon., Nov. 30 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, W, 91-61 Sat., Dec. 5 at Stony Brook, L, 77-91 Tue., Dec. 8 at Saint Joseph's, L, 50-62 Sat., Dec. 12 at Lipscomb, W, 78-64 Thu., Dec. 17 vs. Liberty, W, 77-72 Sat., Dec. 19 vs. (6/7) Maryland, L, 61-82 % Tue., Dec. 22 vs. Bucknell, W, 89-77 Tue., Dec. 29 at (13/15) Miami (Fla.), L, 76-64 Sun., Jan. 3 at Hampton, W, 89-59 Tue., Jan. 5 at Norfolk State, W, 83-74 Sat., Jan 9 at Penn*, W, 73-71 (OT) Sun., Jan. 24 vs. Bryn Athyn, W, 100-44 Fri., Jan. 29 at Brown*, W, 83-59 |
Sat., Jan. 30 at Yale*, 7 p.m. L, 75-79 |
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 W 72-71 • Box ScorePrinceton had an 18-point second-half lead last Tuesday against Penn in the regular-season finale, but the Quakers made the Tigers hold off a last possession that could have won the game for Penn. The Tigers were 9 of 18 from 3-point range and outrebounded Penn 39-32, but Penn outshot Princeton from the field 50 percent (28-56) to 40 percent (26-64) to make it tough for Princeton. |
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Princeton vs. Virginia Tech |
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| Record: | First Meeting |
| First Meeting/Last Meeting: | None |
| Last Princeton Win: | None |
| Last Opponent Win: | None |
| Largest Princeton Margin of Victory: | None |
| Largest Opponent Margin of Victory: | None |
| Series Record at Opponent: | None |
| Streak overall: | None |
| Streak at Opponent | None |
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Princeton | By the Numbers |
Virginia Tech | |
| 22-6, 12-2 Ivy | Record | 19-14, 10-8 ACC |
| None | Postseason 2015 | None |
| 79.0 | Points Per Game | 74.6 |
| 68.0 | Points Per Game Allowed | 72.1 |
| .466 | FG% | .449 |
| .436 | FG% Allowed | .433 |
| .388 | 3FG% | .357 |
| .353 | 3FG% Allowed | .311 |
| .707 | Free Throw Percentage | .700 |
| 36.9 | Rebounding Average | 34.6 |
| 33.6 | Rebounding Average Allowed | 35.9 |
| Henry Caruso (15.3 ppg) | Leading Scorer | Zach LeDay (15.1 ppg) |
| Henry Caruso (6.3 rpg) | Leading Rebounder | Zach LeDay (7.6 rpg) |
| Spencer Weisz (3.9 apg) | Assists Leader | Justin Robinson (2.8 apg) |
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• Princeton will play its first game in the NIT since 2002 Wednesday night at Virginia Tech. The Tigers were last in the postseason in 2014, when they advanced to the quarterfinals of the CBI with a win over Tulane before falling to Fresno State.
• Princeton leads the Ivy League in both NIT and NCAA appearances with, now, six and 24. Princeton has claimed six of the Ivy's 10 all-time NIT berths, with Brown (2003) and Harvard (2011) the only Ivy teams to play in the NIT since Princeton's last appearance in 2002. Yale has the Ivy's last NIT win, winning at Rutgers before losing to Tennessee Tech.
• Princeton is one of three Ivies in the postseason and one of two Ivies playing Virginia teams. Yale won the Ivy's automatic NCAA berth and will face 5-seed Baylor Thursday afternoon in Providence, R.I. Columbia has a berth in the CIT and will host Norfolk State Wednesday.
• Princeton had three All-Ivy League honorees when the team was announced Wednesday, with Henry Caruso on the first team (first All-Ivy honor), Spencer Weisz on the second team (second team 2015, ROY 2014) and Steven Cook as an honorable mention (second team 2015). Caruso is Princeton's fifth first-teamer in six seasons, along with Kareem Maddox '11 in 2011, Ian Hummer '13 in 2012 and 2013 (also POY) and T.J. Bray '14 in 2014. Prior to Maddox, Princeton hadn't had a first-teamer since 2006.
• Wednesday's game is a matchup of past NIT champions. Princeton won in 1975 and Virginia Tech won in 1973 and 1995. While Virginia Tech has won at least one game in 11 straight NIT appearances after its first appearance in 1966, Princeton won at least a game in each of its first three appearances (1972, 1975, 1999) before losing its first-round game its last two times, in 2000 at Penn State and in 2002 at Louisville.
• Here are Princeton's results from its five previous NIT appearances:
- 1972: Round of 16 at MSG: Princeton 68, Indiana 60; Quarterfinal at MSG: Niagara 65, Princeton 60.
- 1975: Round of 16 at MSG: Princeton 84, Holy Cross 63; Quarterfinal at MSG: Princeton 86, South Carolina 67; Semifinal at MSG: Princeton 58, Oregon 57; Final at MSG: Princeton 80, Providence 69.
- 1999: Round of 32 in Princeton: Princeton 54, Georgetown 47; Round of 16 in Raleigh: Princeton 61, N.C. Sate 58; Quarterfinal in Cincinnati: Xavier 65, Princeton 58.
- 2000: Round of 32 in State College: Penn State 55, Princeton 41.
- 2002: Round of 32 in Louisville: Louisville 66, Princeton 65.
• Virginia Tech was 3-11 against this year's NCAA Tournament field and Princeton was 3-5. All three of Virginia Tech's wins came in-conference, at home against three of the ACC's at-large bids, 1-seed Virginia, 3-seed Miami and 10-seed Pitt. The Hokies faced three NCAA Tournament teams out of conference and dropped those three games, to 3-seed West Virginia, 4-seed Iowa State and 8-seed Saint Joseph's. Princeton's wins were against automatic qualifiers, 12-seed Yale, 16-seed Fairleigh Dickinson and 16-seed Hampton, with the Hampton win coming on the road. Princeton's five losses were to 3-seed Miami, 5-seed Maryland, 8-seed Saint Joseph's, 12-seed Yale and 13-seed Stony Brook.
• Though Princeton has never faced Virginia Tech and its only game in Blacksburg was 39 years ago in a 1967 NCAA Tournament win over West Virginia, the Tigers do have a recent history in the state. Princeton swept its last pre-conference games this year at Hampton and Norfolk State, won at Liberty on Jan. 4, 2014, and lost by three points at George Mason on Nov. 16, 2014.
• Mitch Henderson played in three NCAA Tournaments with Princeton, in 1996 (win over UCLA, loss to Mississippi State), 1997 (loss to California) and 1998 (win over UNLV, loss to Michigan State). He coached Northwestern as an assistant in three NITs in 2009 (lost to Tulsa), 2010 (lost to Rhode Island) and 2011 (beat Milwaukee and Boston College, lost to Washington State) before coming to Princeton after the 2011 season. At Princeton, he has coached the Tigers in two CBIs, in 2012 (win over Evansville, loss to Pittsburgh) and 2014 (win over Tulane, loss to Fresno State).
• The Tigers can use this postseason experience as a springboard to next season with 99.3 percent of the team's points and 98.9 percent of the team's minutes coming back. The Hokies are in a similar spot, with just one senior, Shane Henry. The rest of Virginia Tech's players account for 97.6 percent of the team's points and 95.8 percent of the team's minutes.
• Princeton's 22 wins this year are its most since 2010-11, when the Tigers went 25-7, won an Ivy title and came within two points of eventual Final Four team Kentucky in the NCAA Tournament. Mitch Henderson, who is already the sixth-winningest coach in Princeton history at 96 wins, is within another good season of climbing all the way to third place, with Frederick Leuhring (1912-20) at 100 wins, Butch van Breda Kolff (1962-67) at 103 and Albert Wittmer (1923-32) at 115. The top two, of course, will require a lot of seasons and a lot of wins, with Franklin "Cappy" Cappon (1938-43, 1946-61) second at 250 wins and Pete Carril (1967-96) first at 514.
• The 3-pointer has been a big weapon for Princeton this year, with five players all hitting a least 28 3s on the campaign. Virginia Tech, despite playing five more games than Princeton, has only two players who have made that many 3s. Princeton has made 271 3s this year to the Hokies' 191 and has tried 698 to the Hokies' 595. Virginia Tech has been strong at keeping a relative lid on opponents' 3s this year, holding foes to a .311 clip when Princeton has shot .388 on the season. However, Princeton tries the 3 at a higher rate than the average Virginia Tech opponent. On the season, 42.2 percent of Princeton's field goal tries have come from 3, while 36.7 percent of Virginia Tech's opponents' field goal tries have come from 3. Princeton's 9.7 3s per game would rank first in the ACC (Duke leads at 9.3), while Virginia Tech's .311 3FG percentage defense is second in the ACC (Syracuse, .304) and 30th in the nation. Other than the Hokies leading the ACC in free throws attempted and made, the 3FG percentage defense is the team's best statistical ranking in the conference.
• Speaking of 3s, the Tigers will have to keep an eye on Virginia Tech's Justin Bibbs, who is second in the ACC in 3FG percentage at .471 while tied for ninth in 3s made with 74.
• Being so successful at getting to the line, Virginia Tech is 10-10 when it takes fewer than 32 free throws a game and 9-4 when it takes 32 or more. Only once this season has a Princeton opponent taken more than 27 FTs, when Fairleigh Dickinson took 32 shots and Princeton won by 30 anyway, 91-61.
• A faster pace seems to favor the Tigers against Virginia Tech. When a game is played at at least 73 possessions per 40 minutes, Virginia Tech is 5-8 and Princeton is 9-2. When the pace drops below 65.9 possessions per 40 minutes, Princeton is 2-3 and Virginia Tech is 5-3.
• Princeton is 7-0 when it makes at least 12 3-pointers in a game this season. The Tigers lead the Ivy and are 13th in the nation (entering Tuesday's games) at 9.7 3s per game. Princeton has made 10 3-pointers in a game 16 times this season.
• Virginia Tech is 6-9 when teams make at least eight 3-pointers against the Hokies, and the team is 1-3 when opponents make 10 or more 3s.
• Aside from senior night, Princeton has never deviated from its starting lineup of 6-3 sophomore Amir Bell, 6-4 junior Spencer Weisz, 6-4 junior Henry Caruso, 6-5 junior Steven Cook and 6-11 junior Pete Miller. Virginia Tech has started 11 players this season. Its most recent starting lineup, which has held intact for the last three games, features 6-8 Shane Henry, 6-1 Justin Robinson, 6-5 Justin Bibbs, 6-5 Jalen Hudson and 6-7 Zach LeDay. The Hokies have started two of their three tallest players earlier this season, with 6-10 Kerry Blackshear Jr. starting twice in December and three more times in February, and 7-footer Johnny Hamilton getting four starts in late February and early March before giving way to Henry for the last three games.
• Since a 75-73, triple-overtime win at Florida State on Dec. 30, 2011, Princeton has dropped its last two games against ACC opponents at the time of the game. Wake Forest got Princeton 80-66 on Dec. 31, 2014 in Winston-Salem, and then-No. 13 Miami got the Tigers 76-64 on Dec. 29, 2015 in Coral Gables.
• Virginia Tech has only a brief history against Ivy League teams, and no games against current Ivy League players. The Hokies are 3-1 all-time against the Ivy, losing to Yale in 1967, defeating Brown in 1977, Columbia in 2008 and Brown in 2009.
• The 3-pointer has been a big weapon for Princeton this year, with five players all hitting a least 28 3s on the campaign. Virginia Tech, despite playing five more games than Princeton, has only two players who have made that many 3s. Princeton has made 271 3s this year to the Hokies' 191 and has tried 698 to the Hokies' 595. Virginia Tech has been strong at keeping a relative lid on opponents' 3s this year, holding foes to a .311 clip when Princeton has shot .388 on the season. However, Princeton tries the 3 at a higher rate than the average Virginia Tech opponent. On the season, 42.2 percent of Princeton's field goal tries have come from 3, while 36.7 percent of Virginia Tech's opponents' field goal tries have come from 3. Princeton's 9.7 3s per game would rank first in the ACC (Duke leads at 9.3), while Virginia Tech's .311 3FG percentage defense is second in the ACC (Syracuse, .304) and 30th in the nation. Other than the Hokies leading the ACC in free throws attempted and made, the 3FG percentage defense is the team's best statistical ranking in the conference.
• Speaking of 3s, the Tigers will have to keep an eye on Virginia Tech's Justin Bibbs, who is second in the ACC in 3FG percentage at .471 while tied for ninth in 3s made with 74.
• Being so successful at getting to the line, Virginia Tech is 10-10 when it takes fewer than 32 free throws a game and 9-4 when it takes 32 or more. Only once this season has a Princeton opponent taken more than 27 FTs, when Fairleigh Dickinson took 32 shots and Princeton won by 30 anyway, 91-61.
• A faster pace seems to favor the Tigers against Virginia Tech. When a game is played at at least 73 possessions per 40 minutes, Virginia Tech is 5-8 and Princeton is 9-2. When the pace drops below 65.9 possessions per 40 minutes, Princeton is 2-3 and Virginia Tech is 5-3.
• Princeton is 7-0 when it makes at least 12 3-pointers in a game this season. The Tigers lead the Ivy and are 13th in the nation (entering Tuesday's games) at 9.7 3s per game. Princeton has made 10 3-pointers in a game 16 times this season.
• Virginia Tech is 6-9 when teams make at least eight 3-pointers against the Hokies, and the team is 1-3 when opponents make 10 or more 3s.
• Aside from senior night, Princeton has never deviated from its starting lineup of 6-3 sophomore Amir Bell, 6-4 junior Spencer Weisz, 6-4 junior Henry Caruso, 6-5 junior Steven Cook and 6-11 junior Pete Miller. Virginia Tech has started 11 players this season. Its most recent starting lineup, which has held intact for the last three games, features 6-8 Shane Henry, 6-1 Justin Robinson, 6-5 Justin Bibbs, 6-5 Jalen Hudson and 6-7 Zach LeDay. The Hokies have started two of their three tallest players earlier this season, with 6-10 Kerry Blackshear Jr. starting twice in December and three more times in February, and 7-footer Johnny Hamilton getting four starts in late February and early March before giving way to Henry for the last three games.
• Since a 75-73, triple-overtime win at Florida State on Dec. 30, 2011, Princeton has dropped its last two games against ACC opponents at the time of the game. Wake Forest got Princeton 80-66 on Dec. 31, 2014 in Winston-Salem, and then-No. 13 Miami got the Tigers 76-64 on Dec. 29, 2015 in Coral Gables.
• Virginia Tech has only a brief history against Ivy League teams, and no games against current Ivy League players. The Hokies are 3-1 all-time against the Ivy, losing to Yale in 1967, defeating Brown in 1977, Columbia in 2008 and Brown in 2009.
• Entering Selection Sunday, Princeton's RPI stood at 38, 61 spots higher than Virginia Tech at 89. Princeton only lost two games this season to teams with RPIs lower than 23: Stony Brook at 60 and Harvard at 192. Virginia Tech had just two losses outside the RPI top 100, to Alabama State (265) and Northwestern (112).
• Devin Cannady's 324 points this season already make him the fourth-highest scoring Princeton freshman in the era of freshman eligibility (since 1978-79). He could still do some climbing, with Douglas Davis third at 333 (2008-09) and Spencer Gloger second at 336 (1999-2000). Chris Young holds the freshman scoring record with 387 points in 1998-99.
• Cannady's 54 3-pointers are the third-most by a freshman in program history, behind Brian Earl's 55 in 1996 and Spencer Gloger's 65 in 2000.
• Spencer Weisz has 110 assists for the year and 255 for his career. The single-season number is good for 11th on Princeton's list, with John Thompson III (112, 1986-87), two entries from Nate Walton (113, 1999-2000 and 115, 2000-01), Ian Hummer (115, 2012-13) and T.J. Bray (119, 2011-12) directly in front of him. The career number is 12th, with Armond Hill (260, 1973-76) and Brian Earl (263, 1995-99) directly in front of him on that list.
• Under Mitch Henderson, the Tigers now have a 34-29 (.540) record in the pre-New Year portion of the schedule and a 62-23 (.729) record from Jan. 1 forward.
• Princeton has made at least half its field goal tries 13 times this season and has shot .400 or better from the field 24 times in the season's 28 games, including 14 in a row. The Tigers are 21-3 in those games (losses vs. Maryland, at Yale, at Harvard). The Penn road game was the first and only time this season Princeton won without shooting at least .400 from the field.
• Junior Henry Caruso, who is shooting .527 from the field on the season, has made at least half his field goal tries in 20 of the 28 games this season. Princeton is 16-4 when Caruso makes at least half his tries and 6-2 when he doesn't.
• Princeton enters the postseason as the top team in the Ivy in scoring offense (79.0 ppg), 3FG percentage (.389), defensive rebounds (26.9 drpg) and 3s made per game (9.7). Individually, Princeton has the Ivy's top free throw shooter and 3-point shooter by percentage in Devin Cannady (.884 FT%, .478 3FG%) and the league's top player in assist-to-turnover ratio, with Spencer Weisz at 2.9.
• Entering Monday's games, Princeton was in the top 10 percent nationally (top 34) in six statistical categories, including fourth in fewest fouls (461), ninth in fewest turnovers (304), 15th in 3s per game (9.7), 19th in scoring margin (+11.4 ppg), 24th in winning percentage (.778) and 28th in 3FG percentage (.385). Individually, Devin Cannady, Henry Caruso, Pete Miller and Spencer Weisz combined for nine top-250 statistical rankings, led by Cannady's 20th-best .875 free throw clip.
• Princeton's 79.04 ppg average is its best since the 1971-72 team set a school record at 79.74 ppg.
• Under Mitch Henderson, Princeton has scored 90 points in a game six times. That's more than all other post-Pete Carril coaches combined and the fourth-most under a coach in program history. Princeton scored 90+ 21 times under Pete Carril, 18 times under Butch van Breda Kolff and 11 times under Cappy Cappon.
• Princeton's juniors (Caruso, Cook, Miller, Rayner, Weisz) have scored 1,265 of the team's 2,141 points, or 57.2 percent.
• Princeton has had eight double-doubles this season, including three in one game at Lipscomb, the first time that has happened in program history. Princeton's eight double-doubles this season, by four players (Caruso 3, Cook, Miller 2, Weisz 2) have already surpassed last year's five, which were all by Hans Brase, and are the most since the 2010-11 team had 10 double-doubles by three players. Twenty-six double-doubles, by the 1964-65 and 1966-67 teams, is the program record.
• Under Mitch Henderson, Princeton has scored 90 points in a game six times. That's more than all other post-Pete Carril coaches combined and the fourth-most under a coach in program history. Princeton scored 90+ 21 times under Pete Carril, 18 times under Butch van Breda Kolff and 11 times under Cappy Cappon.
• Princeton's juniors (Caruso, Cook, Miller, Rayner, Weisz) have scored 1,265 of the team's 2,141 points, or 57.2 percent.
• Princeton has had eight double-doubles this season, including three in one game at Lipscomb, the first time that has happened in program history. Princeton's eight double-doubles this season, by four players (Caruso 3, Cook, Miller 2, Weisz 2) have already surpassed last year's five, which were all by Hans Brase, and are the most since the 2010-11 team had 10 double-doubles by three players. Twenty-six double-doubles, by the 1964-65 and 1966-67 teams, is the program record.
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• This will be Virginia Tech's first postseason appearance since the 2011 NIT, when the Hokies, as a No. 1 seed, beat Bethune-Cookman 79-54 before losing to fourth-seeded Wichita State 79-76 in overtime. Wichita State went on to win that year's NIT.
• Virginia Tech had a stretch from late-December to mid-February in which the Hokies lost 10 of 15 games, but the team looks to have rebounded just in time, winning six in a row before losing to Miami in the ACC quarterfinals. Hot shooting seems to have boosed the team, as the Hokies shot below 40 percent in each of four straight games prior to the six-game winning streak but hasn't shot below 44 percent from the field in any game since.
• Virginia Tech is 10-0 this season when opponents score 62 points or fewer. Otherwise, Virginia Tech is 9-14 when opponents pass 62.
• Virginia Tech is in the top 10 percent nationally in three statistical categories: free throw attempts (third, 906), free throws made (fifth, 634) and 3-point FG percentage defense (30th, .311). Zach LeDay, Seth Allen and Justin Bibbs combine for 20 top-250 individual statistical rankings, led by Allen's 49th-most free throws made at 158.
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| Mitch Henderson '98 is in his fifth season as Princeton's head coach. His overall record at Princeton is 96-52. Under Henderson, Princeton is 53-11 at home, 48-21 in the Ivy League, and 29-5 in the Ivy League at home. Princeton is 79-17 when leading at the half under Henderson. This is the third postseason appearance for Princeton under Henderson, with the first two coming in the CBI in 2012 and 2014. Princeton won its first-round game each time, first at Evansville and then at Tulane, before losing in the second round, first at Pitt and then at Fresno State. Henderson is the first Princeton coach since John Thompson III '88 (2000-04) to have winning seasons in each of his first four campaigns. He is the sixth Princeton coach to accomplish that, following Frederick Leuhring (1912-20), Butch van Breda Kolff '44 (1962-67), Pete Carril (1967-96), Bill Carmody (1996-2000) and Thompson III '88 (2000-04). Henderson is in fifth place on the Princeton all-time wins list after having passed Bill Carmody (92), who was a Princeton assistant for Henderson's first two seasons as a player and head coach for Henderson's last two, with the Feb. 26 win over Columbia. Carmody hired Henderson as an assistant coach at Northwestern in 2000, where Henderson remained for 11 seasons until coming to Princeton. Leuhring, with 100 wins, is in fifth place. Henderson was a second-team All-Ivy Leaguer in 1998, an honorable mention All-Ivy Leaguer in 1997, and was a two-time Ivy Rookie of the Week in 1994-95. Henderson graduated as the fourth-leading assist man in program history (kept since 1974-75) and is now sixth, having been surpassed by two of his players, Ian Hummer '13 and T.J. Bray '14. Henderson graduated fifth in career steals (kept since 1974-75) and is now ninth, having been passed by former teammate Gabe Lewullis '99, Will Venable '05, Marcus Schroeder '10 and his former player T.J. Bray '14. Henderson is one of six Princeton alumni who are current Division I head coaches, including John Thompson III '88 (Georgetown), Joe Scott '87 (Denver), Mike Brennan '94 (American), Chris Mooney '94 (Richmond) and Sydney Johnson '97 (Fairfield). |
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5 Amir Bell • So. • G • 6-3 • 184 East Brunswick, N.J. • East Brunswick |
| Pronunciation: ah-MEER ... has started all 58 games in his career ... has scored in double figures 11 times this season ... has a 66:46 assist-to-turnover ratio this season ... last year, was the first freshman to start every game since Marcus Schroeder '10 and Lincoln Gunn '10 in 2006-07 ... scored in double digits in 13 games last season ... his 265 points last year were the eighth-most for a Princeton freshman since freshman eligibility began for the 1978-79 season ... had a 77:48 assist-to-turnover ratio last season ... all-Greater Middlesex Conference selection in 2013 and 2014 at East Brunswick High School ... was a three-star recruit according to ESPN.com as well as Yahoo! Sports' Rivals.com. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 28 at Penn (1/9/16) | 9 vs. St. Peter's (11/21/15) |
5 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 4, last vs. Yale (2/19/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 3 vs. Cornell (2/27/16) | 9 at Penn (1/9/16) | 4 at Penn (1/9/16) | 6 at Penn (1/9/16) | 36, last at Columbia (2/13/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2014-16 | 28 at Penn (1/9/16) | 9 vs. St. Peter's (11/21/15) | 5, last vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 4, last vs. Yale (2/19/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 3, last vs. Cornell (2/27/16) | 9 at Penn (1/9/16) | 4 at Penn (1/9/16) | 8 at FDU (12/3/14) | 38 at FDU (12/3/14) |
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0 Elias Berbari • Fr. • G • 6-2 • 179 Greenlawn, N.Y. • Harborfields |
| Made his career debut Nov. 25 against Lafayette and has played in eight games ... three-time team captain at Harborfields High School ... helped lead his team to three Suffolk League 5 championships and two Suffolk County Championship appearances ... three-time All-County Scholar Athlete and won the Harborfields Coach's Award as a senior. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 0 | 1 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 1 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 0 |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 0 | 1 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 1 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 0 |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
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44 Noah Bramlage • Fr. • F • 6-9 • 237 Glandorf, Ohio • Ottawa-Glandorf |
| Made his career debut Nov. 25 against Lafayette, coming off the bench to lead the team with 14 points; hit three 3-pointers in the game ... has played in 17 games this season and has scored in five ... finished an illustrious high school career as Ottawa-Glandorf's third-leading scorer all-time with 1,442 points, a total that was good for sixth all-time in Putnam County ... a four-year starter, helped lead Ottawa-Glandorf to four straight regional tournament appearances, two state final appearances and the 2013 Division III state championship ... Associated Press Division III first-team All-Northwest Ohio honors twice, and also was a two-time member of the AP Division III All-Ohio second team ... was an integral member of the All-Ohio Red AAU program, helping the team to the EYBL Finals at the Peach Jam. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 14 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 6 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 1, last at Cornell (2/12/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 1 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 4 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 3 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 5 at Cornell (2/12/16) | 19 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 14 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 6 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 1, last at Cornell (2/12/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 1 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 4 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 3 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 5 at Cornell (2/12/16) | 19 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
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35 Alec Brennan • So. • F • 6-11 • 224 Weston, Mass. • Milton Academy |
| Has more than doubled his scoring output from last season, scoring 77 points after 33 last season as a freshman ... is 30 of 56 (.536) from the field this season ... played in 23 games as a rookie, all off the bench, and scored in nine games ... played double-digit minutes in six games last season ... as a recruit, garnered a three-star rating from Rivals.com and a 78 grade from ESPN.com ... in 2014, helped Milton Academy win the program's first Independent School League title, claiming the New England Prep School Athletic Conference's Defensive Player of the Year award, Milton's team MVP honors and NEPSAC Class A first-team recognition ... three-time all-league honoree in high school and was a McDonald's All-America nominee. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 10 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 8 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 2, last at Cornell (2/12/16) | 2 vs. Penn (3/8/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 3 vs. Maryland (12/19/15) | 4, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 1, last vs. Brown (2/20/16) |
4 at Brown (1/29/16) |
21 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2014-16 | 10 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 8 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3 vs. Rowan (1/25/15) | 2 vs. Penn (3/8/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 3 vs. Maryland (12/19/15) | 4, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 1, last vs. Brown (2/20/16) | 4 at Brown (1/29/16) |
21, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
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3 Devin Cannady • Fr. • G • 6-1 • 179 Mishawaka, Ind. • Mishawaka Marian |
| Is Princeton's second-leading scorer on the season despite coming off the bench in all 28 games ... with 54, has the third-most 3-pointers in a season by a freshman (65 for Spencer Gloger in 1999-2000 and 55 for Brian Earl in 1995-96) ... has 19 double-figure scoring games this season ... scored Princeton's final eight points of regulation in the comeback win at Columbia Feb. 13, scoring a career-best 23 points on the night ... scored 17 points in his Tiger debut Nov. 13 against Rider, the second-most by a Princeton freshman in an opener in the era of freshman eligibility, which is since the 1978-79 season (25, Douglas Davis '12 vs. Central Michigan, 11/14/2008) ... is a .500 (97-194) shooter from the field and .474 (54-114) from beyond the arc while hitting free throws at an .884 (76-86) clip ... led Marian to an undefeated regular season on his way to becoming the winningest player in Marian history ... McDonald's All-American nominee ... finished his high school career second on the school's all-time scoring list with 1,475 points ... named to the North team for the Indiana All-Star game as well as earning a spot on Indiana Basketball Coaches Association/Subway “Supreme 15” Team, a ranking of the Top 15 players in the state ... had a strong summer with Spiece on the Nike EYBL circuit as well ... scored 11.8 points, grabbed 4.2 rebounds and handed out four assists per game, leading his team to the EYBL Finals at the Peach Jam. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 23 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 7 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3, last vs. Brown (2/20/16) | 4 at Penn (1/9/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 2 vs. Bucknell (12/22/15) | 8 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 4 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 7, last vs. Yale (2/19/16) | 32, last at Columbia (2/13/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 23 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 7 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3, last at Yale (1/30/16) | 4 at Penn (1/9/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 2 vs. Bucknell (12/22/15) | 8 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 4 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 7, last vs. Yale (2/19/16) | 32, last at Columbia (2/13/16) |
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21 Henry Caruso • Jr. • F • 6-4 • 200 San Mateo, Calif. • Serra |
| 2016 first-team All-Ivy League honoree ... leading the team at 15.3 ppg ... had his first three career double-doubles this season, against Lafayette (13 pts, 10 reb), FDU (27 pts, 10 reb) and Lipscomb (24 pts, 12 reb) ... reset career single-game scoring high twice this season, first with 27 against FDU on Nov. 30 and then with 29 against Liberty on Dec. 17 ... is shooting .527 (148-281) from the field this season and .468 (37-79) from 3 ... started six of the final seven games of last season in first career starts ... had two 20-point games last season, both off the bench, with 23 at home against Penn and 25 at home against Yale ... scored in double figures in three of the last four games of last season ... played in 29 of 30 games last season and scored 176 points after playing in eight games and scoring three points as a a rookie ... shot .611 (22-36) from the field and .545 (6-11) from 3 over the last eight games of last season ... was an .815 (66-81) free-throw shooter last season ... second-leading scorer in program history at Serra, a school which also produced Princeton 1,000-point scorer Dan Mavraides '11 as well as prominent sports figures including Tom Brady and Barry Bonds. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 29 vs. Liberty (12/17/15) |
12 at Lipscomb (12/12/15) | 6 vs. Harvard (2/5/16) | 3, last at Yale (1/30/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 1, last vs. Harvard (2/5/16) | 10, last at Yale (1/30/16) |
4, last vs. Harvard (2/5/16) | 8 vs. Liberty (12/17/15) | 38 at Columbia (2/13/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2013-16 | 29 vs. Liberty (12/17/15) |
12 at Lipscomb (12/12/15) | 6 vs. Harvard (2/5/16) | 3, last at Yale (1/30/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 1, last vs. Harvard (2/5/16) | 10, last at Yale (1/30/16) |
4, last vs. Harvard (2/5/16) | 14 vs. Penn (1/10/15) | 38 at Columbia (2/13/16) |
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25 Steven Cook • Jr. • F • 6-5 • 197 Winnetka, Ill. • New Trier |
| Honorable mention All-Ivy in 2016 ... second-team All-Ivy League honoree in 2015 ... tri-captain this season ... reached season-high 27 points for the second time two Saturdays ago at Dartmouth ... has reached double figures in points in 15 games this season, including each of the last six, making it the longest such streak of his career ... has six career 20-point games, five of which were at home and two apiece against Harvard and Dartmouth ... had his first career double-double with 12 points and 10 boards Nov. 25 against Lafayette ... started 24 of the final 25 games in which he played last season ... had 15 double-figure scoring games last season ... earned a starting role in February of his freshman season and started 13 games in Feb. and March, scoring in double figures in four of those games ... came off the bench early last season before gaining a starting role during Princeton's trip to the Wooden Legacy in Southern California. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 27, last at Dartmouth (3/5/16) | 10 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 5 vs. Dartmouth (2/6/16) | 5 at Brown (1/29/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 3, last at Harvard (3/4/16) | 10 vs. Dartmouth (2/6/16) | 6 at Dartmouth (3/5/16) | 5 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 39 vs. Columbia (2/26/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2013-16 | 28 vs. Stony Brook (12/6/14) | 10 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 5, last vs. Dartmouth (2/6/16) | 7 vs. Stony Brook (12/6/14) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 3, last at Harvard (3/4/16) | 10 vs. Dartmouth (2/6/16) | 6 at Dartmouth (3/5/16) | 8 vs. Incarnate Word (11/22/14) | 39 vs. Columbia (2/26/16) |
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20 Jackson Forbes • So. • F • 6-6 • 217 Plano, Texas • John Paul II |
| Hit three 3-pointers Nov. 21 against Saint Peter's and has scored in nine games this season after scoring three points as a freshman ... has played in 20 games this season ... played in three games last season, in the post-finals game against Rowan, hitting a 3-pointer, and in games at Brown and Penn, totaling 12 minutes between the three games ... all-state honoree among Texas Association of Private and Parochial School players ... as a senior, was named second-team TAPPS all-state while once again leading John Paul II to the state final. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 9, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3 at Stony Brook (12/5/15) | 1, last at Cornell (2/12/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 0 | 3, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 2, last at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 13, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2014-16 | 9, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3 at Stony Brook (12/5/15) | 1, last at Cornell (2/12/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 0 | 3, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 2, last at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 13, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
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23 Mike LeBlanc • So. • F • 6-6 • 197 Dover, N.H. • New Hampton |
| Posted a career-high 12 points on four 3-pointers Nov. 25 against Lafayette in his season debut ... played in three games last season, at Lafayette, in the post-finals game against Rowan and at Penn ... hit two 3-pointers in just five minutes of play against Rowan ... named a McDonald's All-America nominee in 2014 ... led New Hampton to the New England Prep School Athletic Conference AAA finals in his senior season and was recognized with NEPSAC AAA regional all-star honors ... New Hampton also produced recent former Tiger Patrick Saunders '12. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 12 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 3, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 2 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 0 | 4 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 4 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 1 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 12 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2014-16 | 12 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 3, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 3 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 2 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 0 | 4 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 4 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 1 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 12 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
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31 Pete Miller • Jr. • F • 6-11 • 235 Winchester, Mass. • Northfield Mt. Hermon |
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Started 27 of the team's 28 games, all except senior night when senior Mike Washington started in his place ... set career highs in scoring and rebounding with his second career double-double, scoring 20 points and grabbing 13 rebounds at Columbia Feb. 13 ... against Lipscomb and Liberty, Dec. 12 & 17, scored 12 points each time to reach double figures in back-to-back games for the first time in his career ... had his first career double-double at Lipscomb, getting 12 points and 10 boards ... has 173 rebounds so far this season; had 74 as a sophomore and 68 as a freshman ... started the first 23 games of last season, the first starts of his career ... played double-figure minutes in every game last season ... had three double-figure scoring games last season ... had 35 of the team's 90 blocks last season ... played in 29 games as a rookie including logging double-figure minutes 17 times ... boosted scoring total from 73 points as a freshman to 174 as a sophomore ... was a .545 (73-134) shooter from the field last season. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 20 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 13 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 4, last vs. Harvard (2/5/16) | 2, last at Dartmouth (3/5/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 3, last at Dartmouth (3/5/16) | 9 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 0 | 4 at Lipscomb (12/12/15) | 28, last at Columbia (2/13/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2013-16 | 20 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 13 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 4, last vs. Harvard (2/5/16) | 2, last at Dartmouth (3/5/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 4, last vs. Brown (2/13/15) | 9 at Columbia (2/13/16) | 0 | 4, last at Lipscomb (12/12/15) | 30 vs. Dartmouth (1/31/15) |
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14 Khyan Rayner • Jr. • G • 5-11 • 163 Portland, Ore. • Jesuit |
| Pronunication: KEY-on ... scored seven points in his season debut Nov. 25 against Lafayette and had six points against Bryn Athyn on Jan. 24 ... played in 18 games last season, getting double-figure minutes (11) against Rowan ... scored in five games last season with a high of three points at FDU and at Cal ... played in seven games as a freshman, getting five points in the post-finals game against Kean ... alma mater in Oregon is shared with Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra and the Chicago Bulls' Mike Dunleavy Jr. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 7 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 2, last vs. Penn (3/8/16) | 2 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 1, last at Harvard (3/4/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 0 | 3 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 2 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 5 at Cornell (2/12/16) | 16 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2013-16 | 7 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 2, last vs. Penn (3/8/16) | 2 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 2 at Cornell (3/7/14) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 1 vs. Kean (1/26/14) | 3 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 2 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 5 at Cornell (2/12/16) | 16 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) |
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12 Myles Stephens • Fr. • G • 6-4 • 198 Lawrenceville, N.J. • St. Andrew's (Del.) |
| Has scored 137 of his season's 151 points over the last 21 games ... has reached double figures three times this season, getting 15 against Columbia at home, 10 at Cornell and 11 at Norfolk State ... played his freshman and sophomore years at The Pennington School (N.J.) before transferring to St. Andrew's School in Delaware to finish his high school career ... missed his senior year of high school due to injury, was a 1,000-point scorer in three seasons of high school basketball ... won a Prep B State Championship at Pennington and, in the summer of 2015, was the No. 2-ranked player in Delaware by ESPN ... had a stellar career on the AAU circuit with the NJ Roadrunners until his move to Delaware, where he played with We R 1 on the 17U level. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 11 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 6 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 2, last vs. Brown (2/20/16) | 2, last at Harvard (3/4/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 2, last vs. Cornell (2/27/16) | 6 vs. Columbia (2/26/16) | 1, last vs. Penn (3/8/16) | 5 vs. Liberty (12/17/15) | 26 vs. Columbia (2/26/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 11 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 6 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 2, last vs. Brown (2/20/16) | 2, last at Harvard (3/4/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 2, last vs. Cornell (2/27/16) | 6 vs. Columbia (2/26/16) | 1, last vs. Penn (3/8/16) | 5 vs. Liberty (12/17/15) | 26 vs. Columbia (2/26/16) |
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13 Mike Washington Jr. • Sr. • G • 6-3 • 190 Oak Harbor, Wash. • Oak Harbor |
| Tri-captain this season ... had his first career start on senior night Feb. 27 against Cornell ... made his season debut Nov. 25 against Lafayette and had a bucket for his first two points of the season ... made his first career 3-pointer Jan. 3 at Hampton ... career-best four points came Jan. 24 against Bryn Athyn ... played in 10 games last season and had his first career multi-FG game with two buckets at Brown on Feb. 28 ... played in nine games last season and 10 as a freshman ... scored his first career points with a bucket at Cornell on March 7, 2014. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 4, last at Brown (1/29/16) |
6 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 3 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 0 |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 0 | 2, last at Brown (1/29/16) |
1 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 0 | 13 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2012-16 | 4, last at Brown (1/29/16) |
6 vs. Lafayette (11/25/15) | 4 vs. Rowan (1/25/15) | 1, last vs. Rowan (1/25/15) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 0 | 2, last at Brown (1/29/16) |
1 at Hampton (1/3/16) | 0 | 13 vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) |
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10 Spencer Weisz • Jr. • F • 6-4 • 180 Florham Park, N.J. • Seton Hall Prep |
| Pronunciation: WICE ... second-team All-Ivy League honoree in 2015 and 2016 ... tri-captain this season ... earned career's first Ivy League Co-Player of the Week honor Feb. 29 after scoring 16 points in each game against Columbia and Cornell along with seven assists and no turnovers in each game ... has shot 40 percent or better from the field in 15 of the last 20 games after not hitting at least 40 percent in back-to-back games prior to the Maryland game Dec. 19 ... has a 110:38 assist-to-turnover ratio this season ... had a double-double at Lipscomb with 21 points and 11 boards and his second double-double of the season with 14 points and 10 boards against Bucknell ... team's active career scoring leader with 910 points ... led the team in scoring last season at 11.6 ppg and with 349 points ... hit 51 3-pointers last season after making 34 in his freshman season, when he won the Ivy League's Rookie of the Year honor to become Princeton's first Ivy ROY honoree since 2001 ... double-figure points in 19 games last season while starting 29 games, all except senior night ... had two 20-point games last season, with 22 against Incarnate Word and 20 against Penn ... shot .654 (17-26) from the field over the last four games of last season ... had an assist-to-turnover ratio of 78:64 last season ... as a freshman, had 13 double-digit scoring games and two double-doubles ... made 20 starts as a freshman while playing in all 30 games ... 67 assists in 2013-14 were most for a Princeton freshman since 2006-07 ... 145 rebounds in 2013-14 were most for a Princeton freshman since 1998-99. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 21 at Lipscomb (12/12/15) | 12 at Saint Joseph's (12/8/15) | 9 at Dartmouth (3/5/16) | 3, last vs. Yale (2/19/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 1, last at Penn (1/9/16) | 7 at Lipscomb (12/12/15) | 5 at Lipscomb (12/12/15) | 5 vs. Liberty (12/17/15) | 40 at Penn (1/9/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2013-16 | 22 vs. Incarnate Word (11/22/14) | 12 at Saint Joseph's (12/8/15) | 9 at Dartmouth (3/5/16) | 4 vs. Liberty (12/22/14) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 2, last vs. Yale (2/28/14) | 8 vs. Incarnate Word (11/22/14) | 5 at Lipscomb (12/12/15) | 8 at Lafayette (11/19/14) | 40 at Penn (1/9/16) |
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0 Aaron Young • So. • G • 6-0 • 180 Falls Church, Va. • Virginia Episcopal School |
| Has played in 19 games this season and scored in eight, putting in 11 points on the two-game trip to his home state of Virginia Jan. 3-5 (at Hampton and Norfolk State) ... made his season debut Nov. 25 against Lafayette and had his first points of the season with a pair of free throws Nov. 30 against FDU ... had season's first 3-pointer Jan. 3 at Hampton ... two-time Ivy League Rookie of the Week last season ... played in 15 games last season and scored in seven, including nine points in just five minutes of play while hitting three 3-pointers against Liberty on Dec. 22, 2014 ... had 15 points in nine minutes while going 5 of 6 from 3-point range against Rowan in the post-finals game last season ... first-team All-Virginia Independent Conference Division I honoree in 2014 while leading VES to the VIC state semifinals and earning all-tournament honors. |
| Season Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2015-16 | 8 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 2, last at Yale (1/30/16) | 3 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 1, last vs. Brown (2/20/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 0 | 2 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 2 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 2, last vs. Brown (2/20/16) | 14 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) |
| Career Highs | Points | Rebounds | Assists | Steals |
| 2014-16 | 15 vs. Rowan (1/25/15) | 2, last at Yale (1/30/16) | 3 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) | 1 at Hampton (1/3/16) |
| Blocks | Field Goals | 3-Point Field Goals | Free Throws | Minutes |
| 1 vs. Lipscomb (12/19/14) | 5 vs. Rowan (1/25/15) | 5 vs. Rowan (1/25/15) | 2, last vs. Bryn Athyn (1/24/16) | 14 at Norfolk State (1/5/16) |
Reflections from the Princeton Athletics Class of 2025
Tuesday, May 27
Hard Cuts | Season 7 - Episode 16
Thursday, March 13
Hard Cuts | Season 7 - Episode 15
Tuesday, March 04
Hard Cuts | Season 7 - Episode 14
Wednesday, February 12