KANSAS CITY – Junior point guard Zach Taylor was named to the NAIA All-America Second-Team and Freshman Match Burnham and Sophomore Ryan Imhoff received Honorable Mention All-American Honors.
 
Burnham is the only freshman on the list, making him the virtual national freshman of the year. Imhoff is among just three sophomores honored.
 
"This is a product of a lot of hard work and a reflection of Zach, Ryan, & Match's love for the game," head coach Carson Cunningham said. "Three All-American recognitions is also a reflection of the deep strength of our team. I know all three are grateful for the help they got from their teammates en route to receiving these special recognitions."
 
Taylor led the Saints with 17.2 points points per game and had a season total of 136 assists. He ranked 10th nationally in free throw percentage (.845), 21st nationally in total assists. 21st nationally in assists per game (4.387), 35th nationally in PPG, 38th nationally in total scoring (532) and 45th nationally in field goal percentage (.480).
 
He was named First-Team All-Frontier Conference and was named the winner of the Charles S. Stephenson Hustle Award at the NAIA Tournament. He was named Honorable Mention All-American a season ago.
 
Imhoff was second on the team with 14 points per game and tallied a team-high 6.4 rebounds per game. He was 30th in field goal percentage (.513), 33rd in total blocks (36), 36th in Defensive rebounds per game (5.364) and 40th in Blocks per game (1.091).
 
He received Frontier Conference First-Team honors.
 
Burnham was third on the team with 13 points per game and he ranked seventh in the NAIA fro free throw percentage (.866).
 
He was named the Frontier Conference Freshman of the Year and to the All-Frontier Conference Second-Team.