Princeton women’s basketball star Madison St. Rose will miss the remainder of the season after she tore the ACL in her left knee, the team announced on Friday. The non-contact injury occurred in the fourth quarter of a 74-66 loss to Quinnipiac on Nov. 16. St. Rose was helped off the floor by an athletic trainer and coach Carla Berube. “We are heartbroken for Maddie and her season ending injury,” Berube said in a statement. “She was playing some of the best basketball of her career. We know that Maddie will attack her rehab and recovery like she does every practice and game with grit, toughness and an undeniable work ethic.” St. Rose was the Ivy Rookie of the Year in 2023 and a Second Team All-Ivy selection as a sophomore in 2024. This season she was averaging 17 points and 7.3 rebounds before the injury. The Tigers (3-2) passed their first post-injury test with a 78-75 victory over Seton Hall on Thursday night. They play another in-state rival on Sunday afternoon when they travel to Rutgers. “Our training staff, coaching staff and team will be with her every step of the way, and we can’t wait to see her back on the hardwood next year,” Berube said. “Until then, she will continue to be a tremendous leader for our young team this season.”