2025 NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer All-America Teams Announced
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Dec. 12, 2025) - United Soccer Coaches announced the 2025 NCAA division I Men's All-Americans on Friday. Among the 35 players receiving All-American recognition, six student-athletes are earning the second All-America honors of their careers:…
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Dec. 12, 2025) – United Soccer Coaches announced the 2025 NCAA division I Men’s All-Americans on Friday.
Among the 35 players receiving All-American recognition, six student-athletes are earning the second All-America honors of their careers: Saint louis University goalkeeper Jeromi Abonnel; West Virginia University senior forward Marcus Caldeira; Oregon State University senior midfielder Arnau Farnos; Wake Forest University senior midfielder Cooper Flax; Cornell University junior Connor Miller and UCLA sophomore forward Sergio Solans Ormo.
This year’s all-americans will be recognized for their accomplishments at the United Soccer Coaches All-America Ceremony & Reception on Saturday, Jan.17, 2026 in Philadelphi, Pa., in conjunction with the United soccer Coaches Convention.
2025 United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I Men’s All-America Teams
First Team
Pos.
Name
Class
School
Hometown
K
Niklas herceg
So.
University of Vermont
Alsdorf, Germany
D
Lasse Kelp
sr.
University of Maryland
Bonn, Germany
D
Nikola Markovic
So.
NC State University
Montreal, Que.
D
Agustin Resch
Sr.
University of Washington
Buenos Aires, Argentina
M
Diogo Teixeira
Sr.
University of California,Berkeley
Lisbon, Portugal
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All-America Teams Announced
Here are the players selected for the All-America teams, recognizing outstanding achievements in their respective schools and positions.
First Team
Pos.
Name
Class
School
Hometown
GK
Anthony Mwangi
Sr.
Georgetown University
Nairobi, Kenya
D
Will Sands
Sr.
Clemson University
Charleston, S.C.
D
Charlie Stephens
Sr.
Duke University
Raleigh, N.C.
D
Daniel Zagorski
Sr.
University of Washington
Seattle,Wash.
M
Troy Lesniak
Sr.
Notre Dame University
New Jersey
M
Michael Lenis
Jr.
Syracuse University
Rochester, N.Y.
M
Jack Lynn
Sr.
Elon University
Charlotte, N.C.
F
Azriel Gonzalez
Sr.
Appalachian State University
Greensboro, N.C.
F
Ilijah Blackiston
Sr.
Saint Louis University
St. Louis, Mo.
F
Kyle Holcomb
Sr.
Yale University
New haven, Conn.
Second Team
Pos.
Name
class
School
Hometown
K
Logan Erb
Sr.
NC State University
Houston, Texas
D
Jack Jasinski
Sr.
Princeton University
Charlotte, N.C.
D
Moussa Ndiaye
Sr.
virginia Commonwealth University
Dakar, Senegal
D
Slade Starnes
Sr.
Southern Methodist University
Dallas, Texas
M
Cooper Flax*
Sr.
Wake Forest University
Dix Hills, N.Y.
M
Men’s Soccer Announces Incoming Class
The University of Denver men’s soccer program has revealed its incoming class of student-athletes for the 2024 season. This group features a diverse range of talent from across the United States and internationally, poised to contribute to the Pioneers’ continued success.
Head Coach Jamie frisbie expressed excitement about the new additions. “We are thrilled to welcome this talented group of players to Denver,” Frisbie said. “They not only possess exceptional soccer skills but also embody the academic and personal qualities we value in our program. We expect them to make an immediate impact on the field and in the classroom.”
Here’s a look at the incoming Pioneers:
Pos.
Name
Class
School
Hometown
K
Jeremi Abonnel
Sr.
Saint Louis University
aix-en-Provence, France
D
Harry Bertos
Jr.
University of Washington
Bedford, Mass.
D
Ethan Warne
sr.
University of San Diego
Norwich, England
D
Giuliano Fravolini Whitchurch
The Pioneers are coming off a accomplished season and look to build on that momentum with this promising incoming class. Fans can follow the team’s progress throughout the season on DenverPioneers.com.
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