Kameron Johnson, junior guard for the Loyola Wolf Pack, was named to the NAIA men's basketball Second Team All-America, marking a significant achievement as only the fifth player in the program's history to earn this honor. Johnson also received the SSAC Men's Basketball Player of the Year award, underscoring his impact this season. He led the Wolf Pack to a commendable 22-8 record, showcasing improvements from the previous season and securing a return to the national tournament. His individual statistics included team-highs of 18.4 points, 6.4 assists, and 1.9 steals per game, in addition to setting a school record for assists in a season. Johnson鈥檚 performance included a remarkable four-overtime game with 33 points and 12 assists.

By the Numbers
  • Average of 18.4 points, 6.4 assists, and 1.9 steals per game.
  • Set a school record with 185 assists this season, ranking second in the NAIA.
  • Scored 535 points this season, the 15th most in program history.
State of Play
  • Loyal Wolf Pack finished the season with a 10-win improvement over the previous year.
  • Johnson's recognition reaffirms the program's competitive status within the NAIA.
What's Next

Johnson's continued development and performance could elevate the Wolf Pack's stature in next season's competitions, aiming for higher rankings and deeper tournament runs. With key accolades, he may attract interest from higher divisions and professional opportunities after his college career.

Bottom Line

Kameron Johnson's achievements not only highlight his personal growth and skill but also reflect positively on the Loyola men鈥檚 basketball program, paving the way for future talent and sustained success in the NAIA landscape.