WINONA, Minn. — All season long, Anthony Bohn ( Spring Hill , Fla. ) has done his work in the background, setting up his teammates for goal-scoring glory.

Wednesday afternoon, it was his ability to dish the puck off that pushed the Saint Mary’s University sophomore onto center stage, as Bohn was named as the Cardinals’ lone representative on the All-Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference First Team.

Bohn appeared in all 16 conference games for the Cardinals, who finished with a 6-10-0 MIAC mark. The Cardinal sophomore, who scored four goals and added 21 assists for 25 points, ranked No. 1 in the MIAC in assists and was tied for third in points.

An All-MIAC honorable-mention selection and a member of the conference’s all-rookie team a year ago, Bohn collected at least one point in 12 of SMU’s 16 conference games — including a pair of four-point efforts — a career-best four-assist performance against Gustavus on Dec. 1 and a four-point (two goals, 2 assists) night against Concordia on Dec. 7.

Overall, Bohn played in all 25 games for SMU 9-14-2 overall), boasting team-bests of 26 assists and 31 points — both career highs. His 31 points mark the first time an SMU player cracked the 30-point barrier since current assistant coach Lenny Hofmann posted 33 points during the 2003-04 season.