Lenin Steenkamp - Inaugural Member of Rochester Rhinos Hall of Fame

Inaugural Member of Rochester Rhinos Hall of Fame

On July 28, 2011, the Rochester Rhinos announced that Steenkamp would be the first member to be inducted to the new Rhinos Hall of Fame in a ceremony that took place at halftime during the August 5, 2011 match at Sahlen's Stadium. Steenkamp is the all time leader in games (268) and minutes played (21,613) for the Rochester Rhinos.

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