Steve Toyloy, a former center of the masculine basketball of the Cincinnati Bearcats, has died, the school said in a position on social networks on Sunday. He was 37 years old.
The school announced his death in X.
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The Cincinnati Bearcats Steve Toyloy Center, #42, shoots on the eaves of West of Illinois, James Grastra, #52, in the fifth third sand in Cincinnati on November 22, 2008. (Brett Hansbauer-USA Today Sports)
“Cincinnati’s basketball cries the loss of Steve Toyloy, a Bearcat from 2008 to 2010”, the publication of the male basketball team in X Read. “Our thoughts are with Steve’s family, teammates and all who met him.”
No cause of death was announced.
Toyloy played with the Bearcats in his Junior and Senior seasons. He played in 67 games and averaged about 15.8 minutes per game during his career. Averaged 3.6 points and 3.5 rebounds in those appearances.
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The center of the Bearcats of Cincinnati, Steve Tiloy, #42, and the striker of Seton Hall Pirates, Robert Mitchell, #23, fight for a loose ball at the prudential center in Newark, New Jersey, on January 9, 2010. (Jim O’Connor-USA Today Sports)
He played under the then head coach Mick Cronin during those two years. The Bearcats were 18-14 in 2008-09 and 19-16 in 2009-10. The team reached the NIT in 2010. The postseason was lost completely in 2009.
Toyloy never reached the NBA, but could continue his professional career internationally.
He played in Türkiye, Brazil and Malaysia. He was appointed MVP of the Malaysia Pro League in 2019. He was playing basketball as recently as 2023, according to sports writer Jordan Yap.
