The Hun School of Princeton Varsity Boys' Basketball

Best of Luck to Hun Alum AJ Mickens and Emory in the National Championship today !

Congratulations to Hun Alum, Evan Brown and Assumption College and making the NCAA Tournament

Congratulations to Hun Alum, Mac Kelly and St. Michael's college for making the NCAA Tournament

Congratulations to Hun Alum, Jack Scott and Duke on winning and ACC Championship. Good luck in the NCAA tournament Jack!

Congratulations to Hun Alum Mo Toure on being selected the Player of the Year in the Centennial Conference!!!!

Toure, a senior guard for the Bears, was selected as Player of the Year. He is the fifth Ursinus player to receive the conference's top honor and first since 2008. It marks the seventh time a Bear has earned Player of the Year honors, with two of the previous recipients winning it in back-to-back years. A first-time all-star, Toure averaged 17.3 points, 4.5 rebounds, 1.0 assists, 1.0 blocks, 1.0 steals and 1.6 three-pointers per contest while shooting 49.4% from the floor, 38.5% from three-point range, and 74.5% from the free throw line. He ranks third in the CC in points per game, fifth in blocks and 12th in rebounds. Toure led the Bears to an 18-9 overall record that included a 10-3 mark in CC play and a trip to the semifinals of the conference tournament.

https://centennial.org/news/2026/2/24/2026-all-cc-mens-basketball.aspx #:~:text=LANCASTER%2C%20Pa.,as%20Player%20of%20the%20Year.

Congratulations to Hun Alum, AJ Mickens and Emory University and the NCAA Tournament Bid

Congratulations to Hun Alum, Anthony Aririguzoh and Wesleyan University and the NCAA Tournament Bid

Congratulations to Hun Alum, Anthony Loscalzo and Stevens Tech on a MAC Freedom Championship and an NCAA Tournament bid

Nice Article on Hun Alum Mo Toure and Ursinus Basketball

Toure, Nocito, Eilberg leaving lasting legacy as Ursinus seniors By David Comer They came from near and far when they arrived at the Ursinus campus in Collegeville during the summer of 2022, not knowing what the next four years would bring in the classroom, on the basketball court or in life. Now, as they enter the final stretch of their college basketball