Benedictine Hall Of Fame

Hall Of Fame Players

#0 - Mike Cecil [ID #175723]     C
Home Town: Chicago, Illinois             High School: Grant High School           C
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2035 - 2040                     Height: 6' 10½"                     Skill Index: 158
Games 165, 14.0 ppg, 56.4% fgp, 10.0 rpg, 1.2 bpg, 27.3 mpg
Notes: The Big Fella did not see the same team success as others in the Hall of Fame. He is a top 3 Rebounder in program history, top 10 scorer and top 10 shot blocker. Consistently played a high level starting every year from his Redshirt Freshman. He will be missed.

#5 - Mike Schneider [ID #159081]     PG
Home Town: Lexington, Kentucky             High School: Harrison High School           PG SG
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2031 - 2036                     Height: 6' 5½"                     Skill Index: 150
Games 169, 15.2 ppg, 3.2 3pg, 36.9% 3pp, 78.3% ftp, 3.4 apg, 1.1 spg, 28.3 mpg
Notes: Mike "Hollywood" Schneider, an unheralded 2-star recruit from Kentucky, left Benedictine as one of its most prolific scorers and decorated ball players. A member of 3 National tournament teams, winner of 2 Conference Championships, and a winner of 2 Conference Tournament Championships, Mike spearheaded the transition from the old regime into the new and set a new standard for the program. One of the first recruits of the aarjschn presidential stint, along with Reuben Klein and Darren Garrett, Schneider set new shooting records for the program and finished top 10 in several program categories. He finished his career 3rd in scoring, the top 3 point shooter in program history (by a large margin), top 10 in assists, top 10 in steals, and 2nd overall in plus/minus behind his behemoth of a friend, Joseph Matthews.         Mike Schneider helped resurrect the program and catapult it into Division 1 contention. It remains to be seen if his proteges, Kyle Judge, Max Walker, and Shawn Harwood, can continue to carry the torch. His late game heroics and clutch shot making are missed greatly by Coach Bledsoe. His competitive spirit still litters the halls of the practice facility and pushes those who followed in his footsteps to play with the Benedictine motto - Ut in omnibus glorificetur Deus. That in all things God may be glorified, especially in the Rice Center.

#44 - Donnell Felder [ID #138271]     PF
Home Town: Chicago, Illinois             High School: Armstrong High School           PF SF
Hall Of Famer                     Years: 2027 - 2032                     Height: 6' 6½"                     Skill Index: 168
Games 164, 13.7 ppg, 48.6% fgp, 0.8 3pg, 33.6% 3pp, 84.6% ftp, 5.5 rpg, 29.0 mpg
Notes: Embodiment of Benedictine Eagle. Leader of team to win first tournament game in program history and catapulted the Eagles into D2 passing the torch to Graham Hacker and Karl Levine.