The Princeton Tigers have reloaded with talent behind Indiana Junior All-Star Edwin Holmes Edwin Holmes 6'6" | SF Princeton | 2026 State IN following a semi-state birth last season. Senior Point Guard DeMarcus Newson is a returning starter that brings stability. 6’6” Senior Transfer Forward Drew Wilkas Drew Wilkas 6'5" | PF Princeton Community | 2026 State IN brings much needed perimeter shooting while Sophomore 6’1” Guard Quintyn Vomtz provides another scoring punch in the backcourt. Outside of Wilkas, 6’3” Senior Wing Zen Coomer Zen Coomer 6'3" | SF/SG Princeton | 2026 IN brings shot making ability that the Tigers will need if they are to achieve what they are looking to as a team. Long and lanky frame, Coomer is a smooth shooter that has in the gym range, and once he gets hot, he’s scorching. In the past, he’s a player that you know you will get shooting on the offensive end, but struggle defending due to a lack of physicality and sometimes flat out want to. The last couple games I’ve seen of Zen, he’s done a better job of impacting the game in other ways besides his shooting. This is a big development as the season is winding down and Princeton is finding their groove.

The Princeton Tigers have reloaded with talent behind Indiana Junior All-Star Edwin Holmes Edwin Holmes 6'6" | SF Princeton | 2026 State IN following a semi-state birth last season. Senior Point Guard DeMarcus Newson is a returning starter that brings stability. 6’6” Senior Transfer Forward Drew Wilkas Drew Wilkas 6'5" | PF Princeton Community | 2026 State IN brings much needed perimeter shooting while Sophomore 6’1” Guard Quintyn Vomtz provides another scoring punch in the backcourt. Outside of Wilkas, 6’3” Senior Wing Zen Coomer Zen Coomer 6'3" | SF/SG Princeton | 2026 IN brings shot making ability that the Tigers will need if they are to achieve what they are looking to as a team. Long and lanky frame, Coomer is a smooth shooter that has in the gym range, and once he gets hot, he’s scorching. In the past, he’s a player that you know you will get shooting on the offensive end, but struggle defending due to a lack of physicality and sometimes flat out want to. The last couple games I’ve seen of Zen, he’s done a better job of impacting the game in other ways besides his shooting. This is a big development as the season is winding down and Princeton is finding their groove.