2007-08 ... One of two Bengals to start every game, finishing fourth on the team in scoring ... was also third in rebounding and his .497 field goal percentage was second on the team ... had nine double-figure scoring games ... recorded his season-high of 15 points twice, first in a win against Montana State-Northern, and then scoring all 15 points in a six minute second half stretch against Eastern Washington, nearly bringing ISU all the way back single handedly ... added 13 points against Eastern Washington at Holt Arena, and he also blocked a pair of shots as well ... had a solid 10-point night in the semifinals against Portland State ... nearly had a double-double with nine points and eight rebounds against Montana State ... was nearly unstoppable in the opening half of a win at Montana on the way to a 12-point night ... held his own at UCLA, going 6-of-8 from the floor for 12 points ... also had 12 points on the road against another PAC-10 opponent, this one Oregon State.

JC ... Lettered for two seasons at John A. Logan College, where he earned All-Conference honors as a sophomore ... helped John A. Logan to a #6 ranking in the final NJCAA Poll.

Indiana ... Redshirted the 2004-05 season.

High School ... Prepped at Notre Dame Academy in Virginia after spending time at Gooislyceum in his native country of the Netherlands ... helped Notre Dame Academy as a senior win the Virginia State title ... also played for the Dutch Junior National Team, averaging 16 points per game.

Personal ... his parents are Paul Steijn and Martine Breunesse ... his birthday is August 1, 1986 ... is majoring in sociology.