ACL Survivor Turns Senior Season into 15.8 PPG Scoring Burst for Princeton
Madison St. Rose, a 5'10" senior guard for Princeton, delivered a breakout 2025-26 season averaging 15.8 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 47.9% shooting while setting career highs in efficiency and assists [1][2][4]. Her most compelling differentiator is her elite resilience: she overcame a torn ACL to blossom into the team's primary scoring force, scoring 22 points in the NCAA Tournament's first round [4][6][8]. Beyond stats, St. Rose brings a high-intensity, battle-tested mentality and a 1,215-point career legacy (15th all-time at Princeton) that signals immediate leadership for any roster [4]. She is an ideal fit for teams needing a reliable, injury-proof scorer who thrives under pressure, combining veteran poise with a proven ability to dominate in critical moments.
