Jensen becomes ninth Sea Gull to be named All-American
APPLETON, Wis. – Right fielder Andrew Jensen became the ninth Salisbury University baseball player to earn All-American honors as the senior was named to the second-team by the Rawlings/American Baseball Coaches Association.

Jensen led the Salisbury offense in 10 categories highlighted by his team-best .443 batting average. He had a team-high 175 at-bats (205 total plate appearances) and was the toughest Sea Gull to strike out with a 25:1 at bat to strikeout ratio (seven total strikeouts for the entire season).

The Severna Park, Md. native is the third Sea Gull under head coach Doug Fleetwood's tutelage to be named to an All-American team. Shortstop Greg Lemon was named to the first-team in 2006 and right-handed ace Greg Lasinski garnered a spot on the 2004 second-team.

Jensen's defense was nothing short of spectacular as he posted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage for his career. He was 58-of-58 on chances with 54 putouts and four assists in 2007 and 261-of-261 for his career (248 putouts and 13 assists).

Jensen was also named to the D3baseball.com All-American second-team last week and was a first-team selection on the All-Capital Athletic Conference team.