| Awards |
| Mountain West Academic All-Conference – 2022 |
| Mountain West Scholar Athlete – 2022 |
| Mountain West Academic All-Conference – 2021 |
| Mountain West Scholar Athlete – 2021 |
| Mountain West Academic All-Conference – 2020 |
| Mountain West Scholar Athlete – 2020 |
Career Single-Game Bests
|
| Stat Category |
Amount |
Date |
Opponent |
| Innings |
4.1 |
4-28-2023 |
Fresno State |
| Strikeouts |
4 |
5-18-2023 |
San Diego State |
| ERA (Min. 2.0 IP) |
0.00 |
5-12-2023 |
4 times |
| Pitches |
71 |
5-18-2023 |
2 times |
| Putouts |
1 |
5-18-2023 |
4 times |
| Assists |
2 |
5-18-2023 |
2 times |
Led the team with a 2.81 ERA across 15 appearances out of the bullpen…logged 25 2/3 innings in relief…struck out 12 batters while issuing just four walks…posted a streak of 14 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings from April 28-May 18…threw a season-high 4 1/3 shutout innings on April 28 vs. Fresno State…had a season-high four strikeouts on May 18 at San Diego State, including a career-high 71 pitches…allowed one home run among 108 batters faced…named a CSC academic all-district selection.
In third season with the Lobos saw innings in four different games out of the bullpen…had a season-high two strikeouts on Feb. 18 at Oregon State…academic all-conference for the third straight season…named a Mountain West Scholar Athlete for the third straight season.
In second season with UNM pitched in nine games out of the bullpen…totaled 7 1/3 innings and eight strikeouts…had a season-high two strikeouts on April 3 at San Diego State…academic all-conference for the second straight season…named a Mountain West Scholar Athlete for the second straight season.
| 2020 (Freshman-COVID) – #35 |
In the coronavirus-shortened campaign, pitched in four games out of the bullpen…notched a 5.40 ERA in his five innings of work…earned first collegiate victory on March 7 against Hofstra…had a season-high two strikeouts on Feb. 28 against BYU…academic all-conference selection…named a Mountain West Scholar Athlete.
| Los Alamos High School (Class of 2020) |
Competed in baseball and soccer…graduated in 2019…was named the New Mexico Soccer Player of the Year in 2018…played for Four Corners Frackers…in baseball posted a 2.20 ERA in 11 starts, striking out 82 hitters in 57 innings pitched…as a senior batted .400…team captain…two-time first-team all-state selection…three-time first-team all-district selection…in soccer broke school record with 48 goals and 11 assists in 24 games…two-time district player of the year…two-time first-team all-state selection…named to the USC all-region team…named the 2019 LAHS Athlete of the Year.
Steinkamp on choosing UNM: “I chose to come to UNM because I loved the idea of getting to continue to play baseball so close to home.”
