CBU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME

The objective of the CBU Athletics Hall of Fame is to pay tribute to those men and women who have helped bring recognition and honor to California Baptist University on the playing fields; or, to those persons who by their deeds have made outstanding contributions to the overall athletic program.

Criteria for membership:

1. The Athletic Hall of Fame shall be composed of athletic lettermen, former and/or present coaches and other individuals who by deeds show themselves to be outstanding benefactors to CBU's athletic program.

2. In general, athletes must have been away from CBU a minimum of five years.

3. In addition to athletic excellence, the recipient must be considered to be of good ethical and moral character commensurate with the ideal of CBU.

4. Those persons who are chosen to be inducted into the CBU Athletic Hall of Fame shall be judged by the selection committee as having made an outstanding contribution to CBU Athletics.

Hall of Fame Inductees

• 1983 -- Judson Dabney (Men's Basketball, Baseball)

• 1984 -- Lewis George Robinson (Men's Basketball)

• 1985 -- Dewey Jones (Men's Basketball, Baseball, Athletic Director, Coach)

• 1986 -- Richard Purnel (Meritorious Service)

• 1987 -- James Forkum (Men's Basketball)

• 1987 -- David King (Men's Basketball, Baseball)

• 1988 -- Steve Johnson (Men's Basketball)

• 1988 -- Bjorn "Buddy" Halmarson (Men's Basketball, Track & Field)

• 1989 -- Jerry King (Men's Basketball, Baseball, Men's Tennis)

• 1989 -- Gene Kishen (Men's Basketball)

• 1990 -- Charles Dabney (Men's Basketball, Baseball)

• 1990 -- Stan Smith (Men's Basketball)

• 1991 -- Melodie Starr (Women's Basketball, Volleyball, Softball)

• 1992 -- Michael Bartee (Men's Basketball)

• 1993 -- Edith Duffey (Women's Basketball, Volleyball)

• 1994 -- Kevin Finnerty (Men's Basketball)

• 1994 -- Mike Vanta (Men's Basketball)

• 1995 -- James Rhoades (Men's Soccer, Men's Track & Field/Cross Country)

• 1996 -- Steve Deering (Men's Basketball)

• 1997 -- Roy Yoon (Men's Basketball)

• 1998 -- Floyd Evans (Men's Basketball Coach, Athletic Director)

• 1999 -- Joel Morgan (Men's Basketball)

• 2000 -- Becky Hixson (Women's Basketball, Volleyball, Softball)

• 2001 -- David Kennedy (Men's Basketball)

• 2002 -- Laura Lewis (Women's Basketball, Softball)

• 2003 -- Dave Fitzgerald (Men's Basketball)

• 2004 -- Lorie Hallman (Women's Basketball)

• 2005 -- Warren Daniels (Men's Basketball)

• 2005 -- Sonja Akerman (Women's Basketball)

• 2006 -- Terry Cassidy (Men's Soccer)

• 2006 -- Yue-Ming Li (Women's Volleyball)

• 2006 -- Diane Pennington Stark (Softball)

• 2007 -- Ricardo Etheridge (Men's Track & Field/Cross Country)

• 2007 -- Audy Oktavian (Men's Swimming)

• 2007 -- Yvette Vascones (Women's Soccer)

• 2007-08 -- Gennifer Amthor (Women's Swimming)

• 2007-08 -- Jan Hearn (Women's Basketball)

• 2007-08 -- Robert Muro (Baseball)

• 2007-08 -- Frank Ofori (Men's Tennis)

• 2008 -- Matt Berry (Men's Swimming/Water Polo)

• 2008 -- Sheryl (Carbajal) Miyamoto (Women's Volleyball)

• 2008 -- Larry Smith (Baseball)

• 2008 -- Jessica Wild (Women's Swimming)

• 2010 -- Robynn Croft (Women's Volleyball)

• 2010 -- Jimmy DeVine (Men's Track and Field)

• 2010 -- Felix Sutanto (Men's Swimming)

Riverside Sports Here Lifetime Achievement Award

• 2007-08 -- John Masi (former UC Riverside head basketball coach) 
  
• 2008 -- Jim Clover (founder, Riverside Sport Clinic)