Jadwin Gymnasium

Jadwin Gymnasium is the home of Princeton Tigers basketball in Princeton, New Jersey. The distinctive multi-purpose facility, with its long-span aluminum roof, hosts the school's Ivy League men's and women's basketball programs as well as other campus athletics. Its academic-meets-athletic setting on the Princeton campus gives games a understated, Ivy League character.

Opened in 1969, Jadwin was central to the Princeton basketball tradition associated with coach Pete Carril and the patient, backdoor-cut 'Princeton offense' that produced famous NCAA Tournament upsets, most notably the near-upset of defending champion UCLA in 1996 when Princeton beat the top-seeded Bruins outright. The building has hosted decades of Ivy League championship teams and remains one of the sport's most recognizable homes for its distinctive offensive system.