2008 Woodie Awards
David Schroeder named first team All-Big Sky Conference
ISU Athletics
Issue date: 3/7/07 Section: Sports
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March 1, 2007
Ogden, UT --- The Big Sky Conference announced the 2006-07 postseason basketball awards, and Idaho State's David Schroeder was named First Team All-Big Sky, earning conference honors for the second straight year. He was a repeat selection, along with Ruben Boykin, Jr. of Northern Arizona and Rodney Stuckey of Eastern Washington. Weber State's David Patten, who suffered a broken cheekbone during the season but still managed to lead Weber State to a share of the league title was the league Most Valuable Player.
Other individual honors went to a pair of Montana players in Bryan Ellis for best defensive player and Cameron Rundles for Freshman of the Year. Portland State's Dupree Lucas, a transfer from Xavier, was the league's Newcomer of the Year.
Schroeder had an outstanding senior year for the Bengals after earning a sixth-year from the NCAA. He leads the Bengals in scoring at 16.9 points per game, good for second in the league this year, and he has 10 20-point games to his credit. His 74 three-pointers lead the team, and he moved into 10th place on the career scoring list at Idaho State as well. Twice this year, including Wednesday, he was named Big Sky Player of the Week.
Schroeder was All-Conference last year in both basketball and outdoor track after winning the decathlon. This is the first year that the team was split into a First Team and a Second Team
Abdul-Ahad, who is second on the team in scoring and is third in the Big Sky in assists, was selected Honorable Mention. Abdul-Ahad has been one of the national leaders in minutes played, and he leads the Big Sky in minutes played as well.
Joining Schroeder on the first team were Patten, Stuckey, Boykin, Tyrone Bazy of Northern Arizona and Jordan Hasquet of Montana. Second team picks were Andrew Strait of Montana, Stephen Sir of Northern Arizona, Dupree Lucas of Portland State, Nick Dissly of Montana State, and J.P. Silveira of Weber State.
Other honorable mention selections were Paul Butorac of Eastern Washington, Carlos Taylor of Montana State, Kirk Archibeque of Northern Colorado, Scott Morrison of Portland State, and Arturas Valeika of Weber State.
Ogden, UT --- The Big Sky Conference announced the 2006-07 postseason basketball awards, and Idaho State's David Schroeder was named First Team All-Big Sky, earning conference honors for the second straight year. He was a repeat selection, along with Ruben Boykin, Jr. of Northern Arizona and Rodney Stuckey of Eastern Washington. Weber State's David Patten, who suffered a broken cheekbone during the season but still managed to lead Weber State to a share of the league title was the league Most Valuable Player.
Other individual honors went to a pair of Montana players in Bryan Ellis for best defensive player and Cameron Rundles for Freshman of the Year. Portland State's Dupree Lucas, a transfer from Xavier, was the league's Newcomer of the Year.
Schroeder had an outstanding senior year for the Bengals after earning a sixth-year from the NCAA. He leads the Bengals in scoring at 16.9 points per game, good for second in the league this year, and he has 10 20-point games to his credit. His 74 three-pointers lead the team, and he moved into 10th place on the career scoring list at Idaho State as well. Twice this year, including Wednesday, he was named Big Sky Player of the Week.
Schroeder was All-Conference last year in both basketball and outdoor track after winning the decathlon. This is the first year that the team was split into a First Team and a Second Team
Abdul-Ahad, who is second on the team in scoring and is third in the Big Sky in assists, was selected Honorable Mention. Abdul-Ahad has been one of the national leaders in minutes played, and he leads the Big Sky in minutes played as well.
Joining Schroeder on the first team were Patten, Stuckey, Boykin, Tyrone Bazy of Northern Arizona and Jordan Hasquet of Montana. Second team picks were Andrew Strait of Montana, Stephen Sir of Northern Arizona, Dupree Lucas of Portland State, Nick Dissly of Montana State, and J.P. Silveira of Weber State.
Other honorable mention selections were Paul Butorac of Eastern Washington, Carlos Taylor of Montana State, Kirk Archibeque of Northern Colorado, Scott Morrison of Portland State, and Arturas Valeika of Weber State.
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