We were blessed with balanced scoring from among our top five players this year, who all averaged from just short of 13ppg to just under 9.  Drew Steffen was our leading scorer, putting up 360 points over the course of the season for a 12.9ppg.  In order, Steffen finished at 12.9ppg, Kuntz 12.3ppg, Boruske 10.0ppg, Nick Cozzi 9.4ppg, and Carson Hesse 8.8ppg.  Drew actually hit more 3’s than he did traditional 2-pointers.  He led the team with 73 3’s, and shot 39% from beyond the arc.  Beckett Kuntz was only 16 points short of the top spot in scoring, checking in with 344 points and finished his career with 705 points.  Beckett was second in the 2-pointer category with 60, which was led by Nick Cozzi’s 80.  Beckett was second behind Steffen from 3-point land with 56 long range bombs.  Percentage-wise from the field, Carson Hesse connected at a 53% rate to lead us, while Sophomores Cohen Trauth and Brady Rowe connected at 50% and 46% respectively.  Kuntz was far and away our leader from the charity stripe, hitting Free Throws at a 79% rate.  His F.T. average continued to climb throughout the season.  Four Mustangs – Drew Steffen, Brady Boruske, Nick Cozzi, and Carson Hesse vied for second place at 63% apiece.  Beckett led us on the Defensive Glass, pulling down 75 rebounds, but it was Nick Cozzi who earned the title of “Chairman of the Boards” gathering in 118 total rebounds, and leading us in the Offensive Rebounds category with 49.  Brady Boruske was second behind Nick in the Offensive rebounds category with 33.  Overall while Nick was the leader, both Beckett and Brady pulled down a total of 101 total rebounds, tying for second place.  Brady Boruske edged out Beckett Kuntz in doling out Assists 71-67, while Boruske led us in Blocked Shots with 10, and Sophomore Wyatt Feldman checked in with 9 rejections, despite limited playing time.  It is only fitting that Carson Hesse and Nick Cozzi tied in the Charges Taken competition, each registering 18 each.  These two dominated the list with the next closest being 2.  Brady Boruske led us in Steals with 62 of them.  Drew Steffen was second with 41 thefts. 

As a team we outscored our opponents 1701 – 60.8ppg, to 1670 – 59.6ppg, which is reflective of our win-loss mark of 15-13. 

Three sophomores – Brady Rowe, Wyatt Feldman, and Cohen Trauth factored in 28, 26, and 22 games respectively, and Derek Bezold contributed in 19 of them, which can only benefit us in the future.   We graduate five seniors – Beckett Kuntz, Nick Cozzi, Carson Hesse, Jackson Steffen and Jorge Somoza.