Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference: Season 2010-11


Fort Lewis won RMAC Championship
2010-11 (Photo: RMAC)

RMAC
Regular Season
Standings
1 Colorado Mines 18-4
2
Metro St. 17-5
3
Adams St. 15-7
3
Fort Lewis 15-7
3
N.Mexico Highlands 15-7
6
Mesa St. 14-8
6
W.New Mexico 14-8
8
Nebraska-Kearney 11-11
9
Colorado St.-Pueblo 8-14
10
Colorado Springs 7-15
10
Western St. 7-15
12
Colorado Christian 6-16
13
Chadron St. 4-18
14
Regis 3-19

Fort Lewis Holds Off Colorado Mines, 72-67, to Win RMAC Shootout Title

PUEBLO, Colo. - Fort Lewis College won their third Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Shootout title in school history after defeating top seed Colorado Mines, 72-67, Saturday night at the Colorado State Fair Events Center.
The Skyhawks also won titles in 2008 and 2002. Fort Lewis College becomes only the second school in RMAC history to win both the RMAC men's and women's basketball Shootout titles in the same year. Metro State accomplished the feat in 2005.
DeAndre Lansdowne led all scorers with 17 points. He made 6 of 10 field goals and 3 of 4 free throws. Daniel Steffensen added 15 points, seven rebounds (all defensive) and four assists on his way to earning RMAC All-Tournament Most Valuable Honors. David Kanyinda scored nine of his 12 points from the free throw line, making 9 of 10 attempts.
Dale Minschwaner paced Colorado Mines with 19 points and 11 rebounds. Gordon Galloway added 15 points and eight rebounds, as well as two assists, two blocked shots and a steal.
Fort Lewis shot 56.1 percent from the floor (23 of 41) and 74.1 percent from the free throw line (20 of 27). The Orediggers registered 26 of 61 field goals for 42.6 percent and 11 of 15 free throws (73.3 percent).
Fort Lewis will receive an automatic berth to the NCAA tournament.

Courtesy of RMCA



All-RMAC Summary 2010-2011

RMAC Tournament Final: Fort Lewis - Colorado Mines 72-67
RMAC Tournament Semifinals:
Fort Lewis - Metro State 56-54
Colorado Mines - Adams State 69-62


All-RMAC Top Players 2010-2011
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Daniel Steffensen
Steffensen
Sean Armstrong
Armstrong
Reggie Evans
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Deandre Lansdowne
Lansdowne
Thomas Manzano
Manzano
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All-Tournament MVP: Daniel Steffensen (6'4''-F) of Fort Lewis
Player of the Year: Sean Armstrong (6'1''-G) of Colorado Mines
Defensive Player of the Year: Shakir Johnson (6'9''-F/C-87) of Metro St.
Freshman of the Year: Mike Dentlinger (6'6''-F) of Nebraska-Kearney
Coach of the Year: Pryor Orser of Colorado Mines

1st Team
G: Sean Armstrong (6'1'') of Colorado Mines
G: Reggie Evans (6'4''-89) of Metro St.
G: Deandre Lansdowne (6'2'') of Fort Lewis
G: Thomas Manzano (6'4''-87) of Wyoming
G: T.J. Riley (6'1'') of W.New Mexico
C: Dale Minschwaner (6'6'') of Colorado Mines
F/C: Jonathon Morse (6'7''-91) of Metro St.
F: Colton Burgon (6'8'') of Mesa St.
G: Deray Wilson (5'9''-86) of Adams St.
F: Chad Carter (6'6'') of W.New Mexico

2nd Team
F: Mike Dentlinger (6'6'') of Nebraska-Kearney
F: Brent Jones (6'6'') of Colorado Springs
C: Lance Fite (6'7'') of W.Texas A&M
G/F: Brett Green (6'4'') of Colorado Mines
G: Kris Lawrie (6'3'') of Colorado St.-Pueblo
G: Mindaugas Markevicius (6'4''-90) of N.Mexico Highlands
C: Matt Morris (6'6'') of Fort Lewis
G/F: Marqus Richards (6'4''-89) of Adams St.
G: Weylan Towns (6'1''-89) of Western St.
G: Kevin McClelland (6'4''-90) of Chadron St.

3rd Team
G: David Kanyinda (6'1''-88) of Lamar CC
G: Curtis Mitchell (6'0''-89) of Regis
F: Seth Heinbaugh (6'5''-88) of Adams St.
C: Moala Tautuaa (6'6''-89) of Chadron St.
F: Daniel Steffensen (6'4'') of Fort Lewis
G: Max Froehlich (6'4'') of Nebraska-Kearney
G: A.J. Flournoy (6'3''-89) of Metro St.
G: Ben Feilmeier (6'0'') of Colorado Springs
G: Kalonji Paschal (6'0'') of Mesa St.