SEATTLE (Mar. 7) Dustin Bremerman, the second-most prolific career scorer in Seattle Pacific University men’s basketball history, has been named to the Daktronics all-West Region first team.

Bremerman (Sr., 6-4, Yakima, Wa./Eisenhower), earlier named the co-player of the year in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, was a repeat selection after making the second team as a junior.

Bremerman is averaging 18.8 points and ranks eighth in NCAA Division II free-throw shooting accuracy (.886). He's also hitting 50.2 percent of his field goals. He ranks No. 2 to Loren Anderson in SPU career scoring and second to Jeff McBroom in career three-pointers.

Seattle Pacific (18-9) faces Grand Canyon in the West Regional tournament Friday night in Arcata, Calif.

Kevin Johnson of regional host Humboldt State was voted the West player of the year. Joining Johnson and Bremerman on the first team were forwards Jontae Vinson of Cal State-Los Angeles and Jushay Rockett of Alaska Fairbanks and Chaminade guard Zack Whiting. All five first-team selections will now go on the national ballot for Daktronics All-American.

Named to the second team were J.T. Tipton of Sonoma State, Lukas Henne of Western Washington, Dion Cook of Cal Poly Pomona and Prentice Harris of Cal State San Bernardino and Devin Peal of Humboldt State.

The team is selected by the sports information directors at the region's schools that sponsor men's basketball and includes teams, which compete in the California Collegiate Athletic Association, the Pacific West Conference and the Great Northwest Athletic Conference.

DAKTRONICS ALL-WEST REGION TEAM

First Team

• Kevin Johnson, Humboldt State, Forward, 6-7, Sr., Oakland, CA
• Zack Whiting, Chaminade, Guard, 6-4, Sr., Chico, CA
• Jushay Rockett, Alaska Fairbanks, Forward, 6-5, Sr., Long Beach, CA
• Dustin Bremerman, Seattle Pacific, Forward, 6-4, Sr., Yakima, WA
• Jontae Vinson, Cal State-Los Angeles, Forward, 6-5, Sr., Long Beach, CA

Second Team

• J.T. Tipton, Sonoma State, Forward, 6-6, Sr., Watsonville, CA
• Dion Cook, Cal Poly Pomona, Guard, 6-4, Sr., Lancaster, CA
• Devin Peal, Humboldt State, Forward, 6-4, Jr., Richmond, CA
• Lukas Henne, Western Washington, Forward, 6-7, Sr., Bremerton, WA
• Prentice Harris, Cal State San Bernardino, Guard, 6-0, Sr., Upland, CA