Princeton girls basketball to lean on depth, versatility

A deep bench with a potent arsenal of skills and a mix of youth and experience will take the floor for the Princeton girls basketball team this season, as the Tigresses look to post a sixth straight 20-win campaign. Princeton finished with an overall record of 21-9 a season ago, including a 6-4 showing in the Three Rivers Conference East Division.The Tigresses were led by seniors Keighley Davis and Camryn Driscoll, who finished their careers ranked first (1,689) and fourth (1,203), respectively, on the program’s career scoring list. As she heads into her fourth season in her current tenure as the Tigresses’ head coach and her ninth season overall, Tiffany Gonigam intends to employ a regular 10-player rotation to keep players fresh, defense aggressive and opponents confused. “For people who have watched us play the last four years, it’s definitely going to be a different style of play,” Gonigam said. “This team is going to have its own identity. There’s a lot of talent in our program an