====== Dwaine Streater #4 ======
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**Position:** Forward/Center \\
**Height:** 6'9"\\
**Weight:** 230 lbs \\
**Birthdate:**  October 4, 1974\\
**Hometown:**  East Saint Louis, IL\\
**High School:**  Lincoln H.S.\\
**Parents:**  Doris Streater\\
**Major:**  Arts & Sciences\\

===== High School Career =====
Streater was a late-bloomer, averaging 17 points and five rebounds as a junior on Lincoln's junior varsity squad.  As a senior, Streater averaged 7.3 points and eight rebounds and three blocks as the sixth man on the varsity squad (six of Dwaine's teammates earned scholarships at Division 1 schools).  Streater logged career highs of 13 points and 17 rebounds in one game as a senior.  he also registered 15 or more rebounds five times and had seven blocked shots twice.

=== Accolades ===
  *1992 Pre-Season All-State, Honorable Mention

====== Marquette Career ======

=== 1992-93 ===
Coach [[Kevin O'Neill]] on Streater- "Dwaine is a guy who, with a year of experience against our veterans, will improve 100%.  He is a good athlete, who runs the floor well and plays very hard."\\

Dwaine scored a career-high four points against [[Delaware State]] on January 20th.  He connected on four of five free throws in that game and pulled down seven rebounds.  He blocked three shots in just four minutes of action against [[Dayton]] on January 6th.  He played a career-high ten minutes versus [[Chicago State]] on January 13th.

=== 1993-94 ===
Coach [[Kevin O'Neill]] on Streater- "Dwaine can help us improve as a team by working hard daily in practice.  We're not certain how much he'll help us in his sophomore season.  We're looking for improvement over last year."

|                 ^    **G**^   **MIN**^   **FG**^   **FGA**^  **3P**^  **3PA**^   **FT**^  **FTA**^  **REB**^   **PF**^  **AST**^   **TO**^  **BLK**^  **STL**^   **PTS**^
^92-93 Marquette  |   10|   40|  2|   8|   0|    0|   4|   5|  14|   0|   1|   6|    3|   0|   8|
^94-95 Marquette  |   0|   0|  0|   0|   0|    0|   0|  0|  0|   0|   0|   0|    0|   0|   0|
^95-96 Marquette  |   22|   83|  4|   17|   0|    3|   3|  4|  10|   16|   1|   5|    5|  0|   11|
^96-97 Marquette  |   0|  0|  0|   0|  0|   0|  0|  0|  0|   0|   0|   0|    0|   0|   0|
^**TOTALS**           |  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|   **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|    **0**|   **0**|  **0**|

|                 ^   **MPG**^   **FG%**^   **3P%**^   **FT%**^  **RPG**^  **APG**^  **TPG**^  **BPG**^  **SPG**^   **PPG**^
^92-93 Marquette  |   4|   25|  0|   80|   1.4|    .1|   .6|   .3|  0|   .8|
^94-95 Marquette  |   0|   0|  0|   0|   0|    0|   0|   0|  0|   0|
^95-96 Marquette  |   3.8|   23.5|  0.0|   75.0|   0.5|    0.0|   0.2|   0.2|  0.0|   0.5|
^96-97 Marquette  |   0|   0|  0|   0|   0|    0|   0|   0|  0|   0|
^**TOTALS**           |  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|  **0**|

===== Did You Know? =====
  *Dwaine was a member of the National Council on Youth Leadership in high school.
  *Dwaine's nickname is "Streat."
  *His favorite NBA players were Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen and his favorite team was the Bulls.
  *His ideal place to vacation was the Bahamas and his favorite foods included pizza, spaghetti and all fruits.
  *His hobbies included baseball, listening to music, reading and spending time with friends and family
  *His top high school highlight was grabbing 11 rebounds and blocking five shots, playing against the #4 high school team in the country, which featured Jackson Murrah and Othella Harrington.
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