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Princeton Tigers Men's Basketball

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Princeton

Tigers · Men's Basketball

Mitch Henderson

Head Coach

Full staff (8)

Luke Gore

Recruiting Coordinator

Email

Mary Bechler

Basketball Staff

Email

Bryant Blount

Basketball Staff

Email

Patrick Caddeau

Basketball Staff

Email

Hal Feiveson

Basketball Staff

Email

Eric Gregory

Basketball Staff

Email

Gene Grossman

Basketball Staff

Email

Kevin Kruse

Basketball Staff

Email

Head Coach

Mitch Henderson

Program contact: Luke Gore, Recruiting Coordinator lgore@princeton.edu
Verified 2026-08-02 from the program's own staff page.

Coach data is provided for recruiting research and should be confirmed with the official athletics website before contact.

Basketball Staff Contacts

Verified 2026-08-02 from this program's own staff page. Staff change during the recruiting cycle, so confirm before sending outreach.

NameRoleEmail
Luke Gore Recruiting Coordinator lgore@princeton.edu
Mary Bechler Basketball Staff mbechler@princeton.edu
Bryant Blount Basketball Staff blount@princeton.edu
Patrick Caddeau Basketball Staff caddeau@princeton.edu
Hal Feiveson Basketball Staff feiveson@princeton.edu
Eric Gregory Basketball Staff gregory@princeton.edu
Gene Grossman Basketball Staff grossman@princeton.edu
Kevin Kruse Basketball Staff kkruse@princeton.edu

About Princeton Tigers Basketball

Princeton men's basketball offers student-athletes an exceptional combination of academic excellence and competitive basketball in the Ivy League. Located in New Jersey, the program competes at the highest level of NCAA Division I within a conference known for defensive intensity and experienced coaching. Head coach Mitch Henderson builds a culture emphasizing basketball fundamentals, defensive discipline, and player development while maintaining the rigorous academic standards Princeton demands. The program attracts disciplined athletes who thrive in a challenging environment where education and athletics receive equal emphasis. Recruits should consider reaching out to the coaching staff because Princeton provides opportunities to compete against some of the nation's best collegiate talent while earning degrees from one of the world's most prestigious universities. The program values character, commitment, and intelligence both on and off the court, making it an ideal destination for serious student-athletes seeking a transformative college experience.

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Net price

$7,815/yr

Below D1 median ($17,886)

Grad rate

97%

Above D1 median (67%)

Enrollment

5,709

Below D1 median (9,019)

Data compiled by Florida Coastal Prep · floridacoastalprep.com/d1-basketball-programs/

Full cost & outcomes

College Cost & Enrollment

Federal College Scorecard snapshot (retrieved 2026-11-04). Not a tuition quote.

Average net price after aid, compared to 360 D1 schools with Scorecard data.

Net price by family income

$30,001–$48,000
$795 / year
$48,001–$75,000
$1,346 / year
$75,001–$110,000
$4,761 / year
$110,001+
$38,927 / year
More enrollment & tuition figures
Undergraduate enrollment
5,709
Average net price
$7,815 / year
Published tuition (in-state)
$65,510 / year
Published tuition (out-of-state)
$65,510 / year
Graduation rate
97%

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.

Data compiled by Florida Coastal Prep · floridacoastalprep.com/d1-basketball-programs/

D1 men's basketball recruiting calendar

NCAA Division I contact, evaluation, quiet, and dead periods are the same for every men's program, including this one. This is not a Princeton Tigers camp or visit schedule.

One NCAA 2026-27 calendar for every D1 program. Dates checked against the NCAA calendar on Nov 8, 2026. NCAA calendar updated Jul 30, 2026. View the NCAA calendar (PDF)

Confirm rules with your target school's compliance office before visits or commitments.

Roster context has not been researched for this program yet.

Program history

1

Final Fours

1965

1

NIT titles

1975

Naismith Hall of Fame coaches

Source: Wikipedia

Data compiled by Florida Coastal Prep · floridacoastalprep.com/d1-basketball-programs/

Notable NBA/pro alumni

Notable NBA and professional alumni for this program
Player Team(s) Years
Brian Taylor Nuggets, Kings, Nets, Clippers —
Bud Palmer Knicks —
John Hummer Bulls —
Geoff Petrie Trail Blazers 1970–1976
Ted Manakas Knicks 1973–1974

Data compiled by Florida Coastal Prep · floridacoastalprep.com/d1-basketball-programs/

Ivy League Teams

Ivy League men's basketball programs
School Location Enrollment Avg. net price
Brown View program → Location Providence, RI Enrollment 7,226 Avg. net price $26,976
Columbia View program → Location New York, NY Enrollment 8,973 Avg. net price $15,370
Cornell View program → Location Ithaca, NY Enrollment 15,995 Avg. net price $33,934
Dartmouth View program → Location Hanover, NH Enrollment 4,541 Avg. net price $26,707
Harvard View program → Location Cambridge, MA Enrollment 7,601 Avg. net price $19,148
Pennsylvania View program → Location Philadelphia, PA Enrollment 10,650 Avg. net price $29,577
Princeton View program → Location Princeton, NJ Enrollment 5,709 Avg. net price $7,815
Yale View program → Location New Haven, CT Enrollment 6,758 Avg. net price $11,340
All Ivy League programs →

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Princeton D1?

Yes, Princeton is an NCAA Division I program in the Ivy League. This page lists division, conference, coach contacts, and recruiting context for Princeton men's basketball.

What conference is Princeton in?

Princeton competes in the Ivy League for D1 men's basketball.

What is the average net price at Princeton?

Federal College Scorecard data lists an average net price of $7,815 per year for students who received federal aid, after grants and scholarships. This is not a tuition quote.

What is undergraduate enrollment at Princeton?

College Scorecard reports approximately 5,709 undergraduate students. Confirm current enrollment on the school's official website.

How do I get recruited to Princeton?

Build updated game film, complete NCAA or NAIA eligibility requirements for D1, and contact the coaching staff using verified emails on this page or the official athletics staff directory. FCP helps players prepare film and recruiting profiles for D1 programs. See floridacoastalprep.com/apply/ and the how-to-get-recruited guide on this site.

Your Eligibility for Princeton Tigers Starts Today

Eligibility problems discovered late cost players their best opportunities. FCP's academic support team works proactively to ensure every player is cleared before D1 coaches ask the question, so when Princeton Tigers's staff is interested, the answer is ready.

Coaching contacts compiled by the FCP recruiting staff. Cost and graduation figures from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, retrieved 2026-11-04.

Program data maintained by the Florida Coastal Prep coaching staff. Last updated August 2026.

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