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Haiduc and Clay Receive All-Conference Honors

Dominican University’s Mike Haiduc (Chicago, IL) and Ivano Clay (Chicago, IL) received all-conference basketball honors from the Lake Michigan Conference (LMC) last week. Haiduc, the third leading scorer in the conference at 17.0 points per game, was named to the all-conference first team while Clay received honorable mention from the conference coaches.

Haiduc, a 6’7” sophomore, ranked in the top ten in five statistical categories including rebounding (6.3 per game), defensive rebounds (4.71 per game), field goal percentage (.618) and blocks (1.57 per game). In conference play, Haiduc led the Stars in scoring ten times, breaking the 20-point mark five times, and rebounding seven times, including a 26-point and 11-rebound effort in the Stars’ 87-80 win over Wisconsin Lutheran College on January 17.

Clay, a 5’11” sophomore, ranked in the top 20 in LMC in scoring at 10.2 points-per-contest and ranked in the top ten in the conference in assists (3.29 per game), three-point field goal percentage (.349), three-point field goals made (2.07 per game) and minutes played (30.37 per game). In LMC action, Clay led the Stars in scoring three times and led the team in assists six times. On January 21, he put forth a 16-point, 8-asssist and 4-steal effort to lift the Stars to a 71-68 win over Marian College.

“These two guys are extremely tough competitors,” said Head Coach Mark White. “They have helped bring our program to another level in just the two short years they have been here.”