Princess Davis

Biography

A former Texas A&M-Commerce standout under Jason Burton, Princess Davis recently concluded her third season as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the UNT women’s basketball program. In Davis’ three years on staff, UNT has reached new heights with three straight 19-win seasons for the first time ever and 67 total wins in that span, which lead all American Conference competitors. It also claimed the program’s second ever conference championship in 2024 and has competed in national postseason tournaments twice. That stretch has also seen North Texas lead the American Conference in several statistical categories like points per game (71.6), field goals per game (26.0), field goal percentage (42.8), free throws per game (14.9) and opponent three-point percentage (28.4). In addition, the Mean Green have accumulated six All-Conference selections in that time, which is tied for most in the league. Working primarily with the backcourt, Davis has been instrumental in the development of several All-Conference caliber guards. The most recent example came this past season in Aysia Proctor, who improved her scoring average by 9.6 points to earn Second Team All-Conference recognition. Guards Ereauana Hardaway and Desiree Wooten also saw massive improvement under Davis’ guidance, each setting career highs in points per game, rebounds per game, assists, steals and three-point percentage two years ago. Davis played a key role in the signing of point guard Cherie Spencer, who was

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