CSU Monterey Bay Athletics

Senior Richard Jenkins of Inglewood, CA,  was voted to the All-CCAA first team in a vote of the league's coaches. He becomes the first male CSUMB athlete to make the all-conference first team. Jenkins led the team in points (18.2) and rebounds (6.6) this past season, with a school and conference record 57 points in a four-overtime win against Western Oregon on December 15th, 2006. It would have been the highest point total in the NCAA Division II if the Otters were eligible for their stats to count. Jenkins finishes his career as CSUMB's No. 6 alltime scorer (740 points), rebounder (350) and blocker (26). He is 3rd alltime in assists (156) and is the only Otter to be in the top ten of all four categories. Richard was also named the CCAA player of the week on December 18th, 2006 after his record breaking game over Western Oregon.

Sophomore Dana Andrews was named to the All-CCAA Second team for the 2006-07 season. It was the first year CSUMB was eligible as the Otters continue their transition to full NCAA members. Dana, a 5-foot-10 forward from San Luis Obispo, led the Otters in scoring with 11.8 points a game, the highest scoring average for CSUMB women's basketball in five years. She was 37-125 from three-point range (both team-highs) and was second in steals with 36 in 25 games. Andrews returns next season as the Number 7 all-time scorer in school history with 494 points and second all-time in made three-pointers with 57.

Junior forward Augie Johnston of Atascadero, CA, has been named the CCAA Men’s Basketball Player of the Week for the week of Dec. 4-10 after leading the Otters to a 2-0 weekend with wins over Chaminade and Saint Martin’s at Sonoma State’s Ron Logsdon Basketball Classic. Johnston scored 11 points with two rebounds in 23 minutes of play in an 80-77 win over Chaminade. Johnston scored a career-high 27 points, including six three-pointers, with 10 rebounds the next night to lift CSUMB over Saint Martin’s, 87-83. Johnson went on to finish the seaon with 404 points, 12 steals, and 99 rebounds. He was also one of the few Otters to start in all 27 games last season.