Playmaking backcourt engine for Monmouth
Steele stood out at Monmouth as a high-minutes, high-usage guard who averaged 12.2 points and led the Hawks with 112 assists in the 2011-12 season, showing clear value as a lead organizer rather than just a scorer. He was a durable backcourt presence, started 28 of 31 games, and later earned a pro contract after going from walk-on to scholarship captain, which speaks to toughness, work ethic, and coach trust. If you want a composed, team-first guard who can run offense and compete relentlessly, he fits the profile.
