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University of Saint
Francis senior Mike Steinau has been named to the
Mid-Central Conference 2007-08 All-Conference team selected
by MCC coaches.
Steinau was named to the
second team for the second season in a row. Other Cougars
earning recognition included junior Nate Bojrab, who
was named to the honorable mention team, and freshman
Matt Edmonds, who was named to the MCC All-Newcomer
team.
Steinau, a Bishop Dwenger High School graduate who concluded
his career as the No. 5 scorer on the USF career scoring
list with 1,617 points, was fifth in MCC scoring this season
with a 17.3 average. He finished with 537 points this
season, the second consecutive season with 500 or more
points. He scored in double figures in 27 games, scored
20-or-more in 12 games and 30-plus twice with a career and
season high 37 vs. Indiana Wesleyan on Jan. 19. He notched
two double doubles.
Steinau also finished No. 5
in NAIA, No. 2 in the MCC in free-throw percentage at .896,
the third best season for a Cougar. He hit 146-of-163 free
throws, just 17 misses. At .859, Steinau finishes with the
No. 2 free-throw percentage at USF and No. 4 on the career
free-throws made list with 378.
The 6-foot-1 guard also
finished No. 2 in MCC assists per game at 4.1 and 128 total
in 31 games in 2007-08. He was No. 42 in NAIA assists per
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Mike Steinau
Nate Bojrab
Matt Edmonds |
Steinau was a second team All-MCC pick in 2006-07 and led
USF in scoring the last two seasons.
Bojrab, a Dwenger
graduate, finished the season No. 3 in NAIA in steals per
game at 3.0 and No. 1 in the MCC with 88 in 29 games. His 88
steals in a single season is a USF record and he stands No.
4 on the USF career list with 201 steals. He also led USF in
blocked shots (21) despite suffering a painful mid-season
ankle injury. He notched two double doubles including a 32
point, 11 steal effort vs. Algoma on Dec. 21.
Edmonds, an East Noble High School grad, finished fourth in
the MCC in rebounds per game averaging 7.6 and finishing
with a total of 236. The 6-foot-5 forward led the MCC in
offensive rebounds per game at 3.2 and a total of 99, the
fourth best season in USF history. He had 12 double-figure
scoring games, six double figure rebounding games with a
high of 15 vs. Indiana Tech, and two double doubles.
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