Andy McCauley

Andy McCauley has been the Otters' manager since 2010. He increased his managerial records in Otters’ history in 2021, sitting first in franchise history in regular season wins (531) and games managed (1,006). McCauley’s overall win total stands at 538.

McCauley has led Evansville to five postseason appearances, including the 2016 Frontier League Championship season. He was the 2021 and 2014 Roger Hanners Award winner for Frontier League Manager of the Year, and in 2014, he guided Evansville to the playoffs that season for the first time since 2006.

McCauley accepted the manager’s position on July 6, 2010. In 50 games that year, he led the Otters to a 19-31 record but revamped the franchise. The Otters had a slower start in 2011, but with McCauley’s leadership, were able to finish the second half of the season above .500. The Otters had 45 wins in 2012 and 51 victories in 2013 (the team's first winning season since 2005). In 2014, Evansville won 57 games and after a 48-48 season in 2015, the Otters finished with 55 regular season wins in 2016. McCauley guided the Otters to postseason appearances with 52 wins in 2017, 51 wins in 2018, and a franchise-tying record of 57 wins in 2019 and the franchise's first Frontier League division title since 1999. The Otters followed that up with another 57-win season in 2021.

McCauley has managed in the Frontier League before. In 1998, he became the skipper for the Kalamazoo Kodiaks. The next season, McCauley managed the London Werewolves, another Frontier League team, to a 54-30 record and a league championship. McCauley has also had success in the Northern League from 2002-09 with the Quebec Capitales, Schaumburg Flyers and Kansas City T-Bones. It was with Kansas City that he also won another league championship in 2008.

McCauley is a 1991 graduate of Mansfield (Pa.) University.