List of NCAA Division I men's soccer First-Team All-America teams

The Division I First-Team All-Americans are the best eleven U.S. college soccer players as selected by the NCAA.

1970–1983

From 1970 to 1983 the NCAA only named defenders and forwards in addition to one goalkeeper.

Year	Goalkeeper	Defenders	Forwards
1970	Bill Nuttall, Davis & Elkins College	Buzz Demling, Michigan State Al Harte, Quincy University Nick Iwanik, University of Illinois at Chicago Gerardo Pagnani, Eastern Illinois Aladin Rodrigues, San Jose State University	Al Henderson, Howard University Richard Parkinson, Akron Randy Smith, Buffalo State College Stan Startzell, University of Pennsylvania Al Trost, St. Louis University
1971	Cal Kern, Buffalo State College	Alan Harte, Quincy University Gerardo Pagnani, Eastern Illinois John Schneider, Quincy University Andy Smiles, Ohio University William Smyth, Davis & Elkins College	Keith Aqui, Howard University Al Henderson, Howard University Richard Parkinson, Akron Mike Seerey, St. Louis University John Moore, SUNY Brockport
1972	Bob Rigby, East Stroudsburg University	Chris Bahr, Penn State Gordon Cholmondeley, Philadelphia Textile Alan Harte, Quincy University Gerardo Pagnani, Eastern Illinois Hans Wango, Davis & Elkins College	Ian Bain, Howard University Eugene Durham, Philadelphia Textile Tom Kazembe, Wooster Chris Papagianis, Harvard Andy Rymarczuk, Penn State
1973	Frank Tusinski, University of Missouri-St. Louis	Dave D'Errico, Hartwick Kip Jordan, Cornell Kevin Missey, University of Missouri-St. Louis Farrukh Quraishi, Oneonta College Ferdinand Treusacher, Brown	Henry Abadi, Clemson Chris Bahr, Penn State Steve Baumann, University of Pennsylvania Dale Russell, Philadelphia University Tom Kazembe, Wooster
1974	Peter Mannos, Northern Illinois	Jesse Cox, Loyola Maryland Bruce Hudson, St. Louis University John Nusum, Philadelphia Textile Farrukh Quraishi, Oneonta College Mickey Rooney, Keene State College	Chris Bahr, Penn State Frantz Innocent, University of Connecticut Tom Kazembe, Wooster Dale Russell, Philadelphia Textile Fred Pereira, Brown
1975	Peter Mannos, Northern Illinois	Sam Bick, Quincy University Nimrod Dreyfus, Adelphi Greg Makowski, SIU-E John Nusum, Philadelphia University Dale Rothe, University of Baltimore	Carlos Merchan, Fairleigh Dickinson George Nanchoff, Akron Steve Ralbovsky, Brown Dale Russell, Philadelphia University Elson Seale, Philadelphia University
1976	Dragan Radovich, Saint Francis College	Carl Christensen, University of Vermont George Gorleku, Eastern Illinois Paul Hunter, University of Connecticut Greg Makowski, SIU-E Glenn Myernick, Hartwick College	Andy Atuegbu, San Francisco Ty Keough, St. Louis University George Nanchoff, Akron Louis Nanchoff, Akron Fred Pereira, Brown
1977	Dragan Radovich, Saint Francis College	Greg Makowski, SIU-E John Nusum, Philadelphia Textile Adrian Brooks, Philadelphia Textile Herve Guilliod, SUNY Fredonia Billy Gazonas, Hartwick College	Angelo DiBernardo, Indiana Emilio John, Quincy University Paul Milone, Princeton John Maciel, Western Illinois Rich Reice, Penn State
1978	Dragan Radovich, Saint Francis College	George Gorleku, Eastern Illinois Adrian Brooks, Philadelphia Textile Greg Ryan, Southern Methodist Ty Keough, St. Louis University Barry Nix, Columbia	Raymond Ford, UM (Baltimore) George Lesyw, Temple University Peter Notaro, Loyola Maryland Jim Stamatis, Penn State Ole Mikkelsen, UCLA
1979	Randy Phillips, Southern Methodist	Saeid Baghvardani, Southern Methodist Mike Freitag, Indiana Barry Nix, Columbia Gerry Reardon, Adelphi John Young, Hartwick College	Armando Betancourt, Indiana Steve Charles, Columbia Clyde O'Garro, Saint Francis College Ray Taylor, Western Illinois
1980	Randy Phillips, Southern Methodist	Saeid Baghvardani, Southern Methodist Tim Gagan, Lock Haven Erhardt Kapp, Connecticut Joe Morrone, Jr., Connecticut Kevin Murphy, Rhode Island	Trevor Adair, Lock Haven Hernan "Chico" Borja, NJIT Damien Kelly, Eastern Illinois Kemal Khilian, Southern Methodist Robert Meschbach, Indiana
1981	Skip Gilbert, Vermont	Dan Canter, Penn State Richard Chinapoo, LIU-Brooklyn Tom Groar, SIU-E Tom McDonald, Philadelphia Textile Barry Nix, Columbia	Armando Betancourt, Indiana Pedro DeBrito, Connecticut John Hayes, St. Louis University Damien Kelly, Eastern Illinois Agyeman Prempeh, Eastern Illinois
1982	Skip Gilbert, Vermont	Lou Karbiener, Penn State Erik Nelson, San Francisco Adubarie Otorubio, Clemson Joe Ulrich, Duke	Matthew English, Akron Tom Killeen, Philadelphia Textile Kevin Maher, Yale Steve McLean, Philadelphia Textile Neil Ridgeway, BGSU Roy Wegerle, Southern Florida

1983–present

Beginning with the 1983 season, the NCAA began naming midfielders, in addition to forwards and defenders.

Year	Goalkeeper	Defenders	Midfielders	Forwards
1983	Jamie Swanner, Clemson	Mike Jeffries, Duke David Masur, Rutgers Simon Spelling, Akron Cheche Vidal, Boston	Michael Brady, American Aidan McClusky, Farleigh-Dickinson Neil Ridgway, BGSU	Steve McLean, Philadelphia Textile Roy Wegerle, South Florida Tom Kain, Duke
1984	Jeff Duback, Yale	Albert Adabe, Eastern Illinois Adubarie Otorubio, Clemson Shaun Pendleton, Akron	Tony Bono, Drexel Dale Ervine, UCLA Aidan McCluskey, Farleigh-Dickinson	John Gaffney, Virginia Tom Kain, Duke Michael King, Farleigh-Dickinson Sam Okpodu, NC State
1985	Tim Borer, Old Dominion	Paul Caligiuri, UCLA Shaun Pendleton, Akron Michael Reynolds, George Mason	John Kerr Jr., Duke Mark Mettrick, Hartwick Bruce Murray, Clemson	Michael Brady, American Eric Eichmann, Clemson Tom Kain, Duke Sam Sumo, George Mason
1986	Jeff Duback, Yale	Paul Caligiuri, UCLA Benjamin Okaroh, Boston Steve Trittschuh, SIU-Edwardsville	Mark Francis, SMU Gary Furlong, Maryland John Harkes, Virginia	John Catliff, Harvard Guy Furfaro, Philadelphia George Gelnovatch, Virginia John Kerr Jr., Duke
1987	Bob Willen, Virginia	Seamus Purcell, Providence Paul Rutenis, Clemson David Smyth, UNC	John Harkes, Virginia Mark Mettrick, Hartwick Tab Ramos, NC State	Doug Allison, South Carolina Bruce Murray, Clemson Ken Snow, Indiana Peter Vermes, Rutgers
1988	Tony Meola, Virginia	Jeff Agoos, Virginia Marcelo Balboa, San Diego State Kevin Grimes, SMU	Henry Gutierrez, NC State Pat O'Kelly, Seton Hall Mark Santel, St. Louis University	Scott Benedetti, Portland Brian Benedict, Duke Ken Snow, Indiana Joey Valenti, Duke
1989	Tony Meola, Virginia	Kevin Grimes, SMU Cam Rast, Santa Clara Kevin Wylie, Vermont	David Banks, Philadelphia Tim Martin, Fresno State Pat O'Kelly, Seton Hall	Clark Brisson, South Carolina Peter Isaacs, Howard Robert Paterson, Evansville Ken Snow, Indiana
1990	Kasey Keller, Portland	Jeff Agoos, Virginia Scott Cannon, Evansville Tom Loeber, South Carolina	Dario Brose, NC State Chad Deering, Indiana Mark Santel, St. Louis University	Steve Rammel, Rutgers Ken Snow, Indiana Billy Thompson, UCLA David Weir, Evansville
1991	Brad Friedel, UCLA	Alexi Lalas, Rutgers Mike Lapper, UCLA Cam Rast, Santa Clara	Peter DiMaggio, Columbia Graham Merryweather, Evansville Claudio Reyna, Virginia	Gerell Elliott, Fresno State Henry Gutierrez, NC State Manny Lagos, Milwaukee Dante Washington, Radford
1992	Brad Friedel, UCLA	Joe Addo, George Mason Scott Schweitzer, NC State Hector Zamora, Seton Hall	Joe-Max Moore, UCLA Claudio Reyna, Virginia Joey Thieman, Princeton	Ben Crawley, Virginia Robert Martella, Bowling Green Alan Prampin, SMU Robert Ukrop, Davidson
1993	Tim Deck, Wisconsin	Shane Batelle, St. Louis University Pedro Lopes, Rutgers Jorge Salcedo, UCLA	Brian Kamler, Creighton Jason Kreis, Duke Claudio Reyna, Virginia	Keith DeFini, Creighton Jimmy Glenn, Clemson Brian McBride, St. Louis University Staale Soebye, San Francisco
1994	David Kramer, Fresno State	Brandon Pollard, Virginia Eddie Pope, UNC	Jason Kreis, Duke Brian Maisonneuve, Indiana Matt McKeon, St. Louis University Todd Yeagley, Indiana	Brent Bennett, James Madison Mac Cozier, Charlotte Darren Eales, Brown Staale Soebye, San Francisco
1995	Chris Snitko, UCLA	Scott Lamphear, Wisconsin Ian McIntyre, Hartwick Brandon Pollard, Virginia	Ben Hickey, St. John's Jesse Marsch, Princeton Clint Mathis, South Carolina	Mike Fisher, Virginia Matt McKeon, St. Louis University Toni Siikala, Campbell Andy Williams, Rhode Island
1996	Jon Busch, Charlotte	Tahj Jakins, UCLA Pete Santora, Furman John Stratton, Air Force	Mike Fisher, Virginia Steve Klein, Bowling Green Mike Mekelburg, USF	Tony Kuhn, Vanderbilt Ignace Moleka, FIU Johnny Torres, Creighton Andy Williams, Rhode Island
1997	Matt Jordan, Clemson	Leo Cullen, Maryland Kevin Daly, St. John's Pete Santora, Furman	Daniel Hernandez, SMU Alen Kozic, FIU Ben Olsen, Virginia	Wade Barrett, William & Mary Sigurdur Eyjolfsson, UNC-Goldsboro Dema Kovalenko, Indiana Johnny Torres, Creighton
1998	Adin Brown, William & Mary	Matt Chulis, Virginia Jamie Clark, Stanford Kevin Kalish, Saint Louis	Lazo Alavanja, Indiana Jay Heaps, Duke Wojtek Krakowiak, Clemson Maurizio Rocha, UConn	Chris Albright, Virginia Seth George, UCLA Dema Kovalenko, Indiana Richard Mulrooney, Creighton
1999	Adin Brown, William & Mary	Nick Garcia, Indiana Eric Denton, Santa Clara David Wright, Creighton	Carl Bussey, SMU Daniel Alvarez, Furman Jeff DiMaria, St. Louis University Sasha Victorine, UCLA	John Barry Nusum, Furman Mohammed Fahim, SMU Ricardo Villar, Penn State Aleksey Korol, Indiana
2000	Chris Hamblin, Boston College	Chris Gbandi, UConn Cory Gibbs, Brown Ryan Suarez, San Jose State	Carl Bussey, SMU Mark Lisi, Clemson Jorge Martínez, San Jose State Ryan Nelsen, Stanford	Chris Carrieri, UNC Ali Curtis, Duke John Barry Nusum, Furman
2001	Byron Foss, SMU	Chris Gbandi, UConn Danny Jackson, UNC Lee Morrison, Stanford	Luchi Gonzalez, SMU Kyle Martino, Virginia Diego Walsh, SMU	Nicholas McCreath, Rhode Island Pat Noonan, Indiana John Barry Nusum, Furman Dipsy Selolwane, St. Louis University
2002	Doug Warren, Clemson	Todd Dunivant, Stanford John Swann, Indiana Chris Wingert, St. John's	Ricardo Clark, Furman Sumed Ibrahim, Maryland Andres Murriagui, Loyola Marymount Diego Walsh, SMU	Alecko Eskandarian, Virginia Pat Noonan, Indiana Tim Pierce, UCLA Mike Tranchilla, Creighton
2003	Will Hesmer, Wake Forest	Leonard Griffin, UCLA Trevor McEachron, Old Dominion Chris Wingert, St. John's	Scott Buete, Maryland Sumed Ibrahim, Maryland C.J. Klaas, Washington	Adom Crew, Brown Ned Grabavoy, Indiana Vedad Ibišević, St. Louis University Joseph Ngwenya, Coastal Carolina
2004	Christopher Sawyer, Notre Dame	Ugo Ihemelu, SMU Drew Moor, Indiana Gonzalo Segares, VCU	Michael Enfield, UCLA C.J. Klaas, Washington Sacha Kljestan, Seton Hall Danny O'Rourke, Indiana	Justin Moose, Wake Forest Randi Patterson, UNC-G'boro Ryan Pore, Tulsa Jeff Rowland, New Mexico
2005	Chris Dunsheath, Bradley	Greg Dalby, Notre Dame Tyson Wahl, California Marvell Wynne, UCLA	Mehdi Ballouchy, Santa Clara Scott Jones, UNC-G'boro Yohann Mauger, Akron Brian Plotkin, Indiana	Jason Garey, Maryland Ross McKenzie, Akron Jeff Rowland, New Mexico Willie Sims, Cal St-N'ridge
2006	Nick Noble, West Virginia	Andrew Boyens, New Mexico Julius James, UConn Jay Needham, SMU John O'Reilly, Lehigh	Greg Dalby, Notre Dame Maurice Edu, Maryland Ryan Maduro, Providence	Omar Cummings, Cincinnati Charlie Davies, Boston College Edson Elcock, Old Dominion Joseph Lapira, Notre Dame
2007	Stefan Frei, California	Eric Brunner, Ohio State Julius James, UConn Pat Phelan, Wake Forest	Rueben Ayarna, Boston College Alejandro Bedoya, Boston College Andrew Jacobson, California Peter Lowry, Santa Clara	Xavier Balc, Ohio State Joseph Lapira, Notre Dame Patrick Nyarko, Virginia Tech O'Brian White, Connecticut
2008	Jovan Bubonja, UIC	Calum Angus, St. Louis University Matt Besler, Notre Dame Omar Gonzalez, Maryland Tennant McVea, Loyola Maryland	Corben Bone, Wake Forest Sam Cronin, Wake Forest Andrei Gotsmanov, Creighton Baggio Husidic, UIC	Andre Akpan, Harvard Mike Grella, Duke Marcus Tracy, Wake Forest Steve Zakuani, Akron
2009[1]	Jeff Attinella, South Florida	Bobby Warshaw, Stanford Zach Loyd, North Carolina Ike Opara, Wake Forest	Kyle Nakazawa, UCLA Anthony Ampaipitakwong, Akron Corben Bone, Wake Forest Tony Tchani, Virginia	Teal Bunbury, Akron Colin Rolfe, Louisville Ryan Kinne, Monmouth Andre Akpan, Harvard

Notes and references

1. ^ "Akpan Earns Third Division I All-America Honor". nscaa.com. December 11, 2009. http://www.nscaa.com/articles/20091211101058533.php. Retrieved July 28, 2010. 

External links

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