Boys basketball: Princeton outpaces Wayne in D-I regional semis
By Steven Wright
Published on March 12, 2026.
Princeton defeated Wayne in the D-I regional semis, with a 12-0 run over 2:26 of the second quarter that helped Princeton take the lead. Wayne (19-5) was led by senior Kaden Post, who scored 13 points and 19 points overall. Princeton's Kam Mercer scored a game-high 20 points, while senior Rognny Santiago-Lugo had 19. The Vikings forced Wayne into 14 turnovers and outplayed the Warriors in the paint 44-18. Wayne advanced to play Oak Hills in the other semi-finals.
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