NCAA Division I Men’s All-America Teams announced

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Via NSCAA) – The National Soccer Coaches Association of America announced on Friday the 2016 NSCAA NCAA Division I Men’s All-America Teams.

Indiana University senior midfielder Tanner Thompson (Granite Bay, Calif.) is the only player among this year’s honorees to earn First Team All-America honors for a second time in his collegiate career. In addition, University of Delaware senior forward Guillermo Delgado (Tres Cantos, Spain) receives All-America recognition for a fourth consecutive season.

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The four teams competing at tonight’s NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer College Cup are represented by a total of eight All-Americans, led by three selections each for Wake Forest and Stanford.

This year’s NSCAA NCAA Division I Men’s All-America Teams feature a total of 36 players, who will be formally acknowledged for their accomplishments at the NSCAA All-America Luncheon on January 14, 2017 at the Los Angeles Convention Center in conjunction with the 2017 NSCAA Convention.

2016 NSCAA NCAA Division I Men’s All-America Teams

First Team

Pos	Name	Class	School	Hometown
K	Alec Ferrell	Sr.	Wake Forest University	Westlake, Ohio
D	Alex Crognale	Sr.	University of Maryland	Gahanna, Ohio
D	Reagan Dunk*	Sr.	University of Denver	Dallas, Texas
D	Tomas Hilliard-Arce	Jr.	Stanford University	Matthews, N.C.
D	Miles Robinson	So.	Syracuse University	Arlington, Mass.
M	Ian Harkes	Sr.	Wake Forest University	Fairfax, Va.
M	Jacori Hayes	Sr.	Wake Forest University	Bowie, Md.
M	Tanner Thompson**	Sr.	Indiana University	Granite Bay, Calif.
F	Wuilito Fernandes	Sr.	UMass Lowell	Praia, Cape Verde
F	Julian Gressel	Sr.	Providence College	Neustadt an der Aisch, Germany
F	Albert Ruiz	Jr.	Florida Gulf Coast University	Barcelona, Spain
F	Gordon Wild	So.	University of Maryland	Cologne, Germany

Second Team

Pos	First	Class	School	Hometown
K	Andrew Epstein	Jr.	Stanford University	Fort Collins, Colo.
D	Tristan Blackmon	Jr.	University of the Pacific	Las Vegas, Nev.
D	Tim Kubel	Jr.	University of Louisville	Stuttgart, Germany
D	Grant Stoneman	So.	Loyola University Chicago	St. Charles, Ill.
M	Christian Flath	Sr.	Rider University	Rostock, Germany
M	Cam Lindley	Fr.	University of North Carolina	Carmel, Ind.
M	Napo Matsoso	Sr.	University of Kentucky	Louisville, Ky.
F	Will Bagrou	Jr.	Mercer University	Dacula, Ga.
F	David Goldsmith	Sr.	Butler University	Bristol, England
F	Foster Langsdorf	Jr.	Stanford University	Vancouver, Wash.
F	Edward Opoku	So.	University of Virginia	Rye, N.Y.
F	Brian Wright	Sr.	University of Vermont	Ajax, Ont.

Third Team

Pos	First	Class	School	Hometown
K	Alex Kapp	Sr.	Creighton University	Westchester, N.Y.
D	Brandon Aubrey	Sr.	University of Notre Dame	Plano, Texas
D	Francis De Vries**	Sr.	Saint Francis University (Pa.)	Christchurch, New Zealand
D	Wyatt Omsberg	Jr.	Dartmouth College	Scarborough, Maine
D	Jo Vetle Rimstad	Sr.	Radford University	Harestua, Norway
M	Jose Hernandez	So.	UCLA	Mexico City, Mexico
M	Paul Hoffmeister	Jr.	Utah Valley University	Hilden, Germany
M	Adam Najem*	Sr.	University of Akron	Clifton, N.J.
F	Marcelo Acuna	Jr.	Virginia Tech	San Jose, Costa Rica
F	Guillermo Delgado***	Sr.	University of Delaware	Tres Cantos, Spain
F	Niko Hansen	Sr.	University of New Mexico	Sacramento, Calif.
F	Chris Mueller	Jr.	University of Wisconsin	Schaumburg, Ill.