Colorado State University Athletics

Colorado State Athletics Hall of Fame

Dennis  Stuehm
Dennis Stuehm
  • Induction:
    1995
  • Class:
    1954
Men’s Basketball (1952 to 1954)

Dennis Stuehm was one of the backbones to the first basketball conference championship in school history and concluded his career at Colorado A&M on top of every major category. He made an impact on coach Bill Strannigan’s team beginning in his junior year of 1952-53. Stuehm led the team in points per game and was chosen as an all-conference player for the season. However, in his senior year of 1953-54, Stuehm once again led in scoring and took the all-conference honors along with being named the Skyline Conference Most Valuable Player. When he graduated, he held the school record in five categories. 

Stuehm was drafted by the NBA for the 1954 draft but declined for a career in the farming business. He worked in Sterling and Ault serving on the Highland School Board for eight years. Stuehm died July 31, 2013 at the age of 81.
 
Other Accomplishments:
  • Skyline Conference MVP (1954)
  • All-Conference (1953 and 1954)
  • 254 free throw attempts in 1954 season (5thall time)
  • Finished 2ndin conference scoring (1954)
Dennis Stuehm action-1
#34 Dennis Stuehm in action - 1954
Dennis Stuehm - 1954
Stuehm helped guide the first championship
men's basketball team in 1954
 
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