In a rising 77–69 win against the St. Joseph’s Hawks on Tuesday night, star junior guard Xaivian Lee put together a first in Princeton men’s basketball history. With 18 points, 13 rebounds, and 10 ...

Princeton star Xaivian Lee is visiting Florida as he nears a transfer decision. The Gators are in a tight race with St. John's for the top guard.

Xaivian Lee is that fast. “It’s part of who I am,” Lee said after he put in 12 points in the Princeton men’s basketball team’s 91-54 victory over Monmouth on Saturday night.

Dec 21, 2024; Newark, New Jersey, USA; Princeton Tigers guard Xaivian Lee (1) dribbles the ball against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights during the second half at Prudential Center.

Princeton guard Xaivian Lee shone in his team's thrilling 83-82 victory over Dylan Harper and the Rutgers Scarlet Knights on Saturday. Slam University posted about the matchup on Saturday on ...

Florida basketball has its newest guard. Former Princeton Tiger Xaivian Lee officially announced on his Instagram that he will transfer to the Gators. Lee had said his top three were Kansas, St ...

If you bleed Orange and Blue, prepare to get fired up over what the national champion coach had to share at Nike's EYBL Peach Jam on July 21.

Xaivian Lee, born March 12, 2004, is a Canadian-American college basketball standout for the Princeton Tigers. Inspired by Fred VanVleet, he honed his skills through youth baseball and basketball.

However, it was third-year guard Xaivian Lee who stole the show as Princeton earned the victory. Lee was unstoppable on offense, posting 21 points and 11 assists. The 6-foot-3 guard sliced apart ...

From Toronto, Canada, Xaivian Lee's path to Princeton was not always traveled with the clearest vision. Having been a 5-foot-7, undersized and slight-framed guard even as a freshman in high school ...

2024 NBA Draft: Xaivian Lee Scouting Report. Xaivian Lee has gone viral multiple times with flashy handles and crafty finishes. Let's dive into how his game could translate to the NBA.

Xaivian Lee’s first exposure to basketball did not go so well. Right away, as a 7-year-old at a camp run by NBA great and fellow Canadian Steve Nash, he wanted to quit. “They had to put a hula ...