WICHITA FALLS, Texas -- Midwestern State's Trevor Amann culminated a stellar collegiate career by earning first-team All-America honors as released by the Division II Conference Commissioner's Association Tuesday afternoon.

The senior from Westminster, Colorado becomes the sixth MSU student-athlete to earn first-team D2CCA All-America honors and the first since teammate Rory O'Keeffe earned top honors following the 2018 season.

Amann adds his name to a legendary list of Mustangs including forward Daniel Brown (2007), goalkeeper Raul Herrera (2009, 2010), midfielder Nathan Fitzgerald (2010), defender Ryan Spence (2010) and defender O'Keeffe (2018).

Amann became the third MSU player to gain South Central Region Player of the Year accolades last week joining Brown in 2007 and Herrera in 2010.

Amann, a two-time Lone Star Conference Player of the Year, set career highs with 16 goals and six assists ranking 11th in NCAA Division II scoring 0.84 goals per match and was ninth in the nation with two points per game.

He earned first-team all-conference honors in four of his five collegiate seasons spending her first two campaign at Colorado School of Mines. He was a second-team All-South Central Region performer as a sophomore in 2017 for the Orediggers finishing with eight goals and two assists.

Amann was the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year in 2016 ending season with 13 goals.

Amann closed his collegiate career ranked third on the NCAA Division II active career leader list with 49 goals and in total points with 117. He also dished out 19 assists in 89 career matches.

Sports information directors from NCAA Division II schools and conferences sponsoring men's soccer selected the D2CCA All-America team. The process begins at the regional level with the first-team all-region picks advancing to the national ballot. This marks the 15th year that teams have been selected since the All-America program began in 2006.

The Division II Conference Commissioner's Association encourages and promotes Division II athletics and high standards of sportsmanship as important elements of higher education. The CCA is a key communications link among conferences as the discuss views, policies and regulations that impact Division II intercollegiate athletics and works closely with the NCAA as a communications channel to NCAA Division II member colleges and universities.

2021 Division II Conference Commissioner's Association (D2CCA) Men's Soccer All-America Team

Ron Lenz National Player of the Year: Rade Novakovich (Forward), Wisconsin-Parkside

First Team

Position	Student-Athlete	School	Year	Hometown
GK	Connor Durant	Colorado Mesa	Jr.	Westminster, Colo.
F	Louis Silva	Georgian Court	Sr.	Union, N.J.
F	Rade Novakovich	Wisconsin-Parkside	Jr.	Muskego, Wisc.
F	Shawn Genus	Wilmington (Dela.)	Sr.	St. Elizabeth, Jamaica
F	Trevor Amann	Midwestern State	Sr.	Westminster, Colo.
MF	Alex Andersson	UC Colorado Springs	So.	Helsingborg, Sweden
MF	Mikkel Goling	Young Harris (Ga.)	Fr.	Copenhagen, Denmark
MF	Sergio Diaz	Post (Conn.)	Sr.	Madrid, Spain
MF	Tom Marriott	Lander (S.C.)	Sr.	Nottingham, England
D	Carlos Ferrando Felis	Franklin Pierce (N.H.)	Sr.	Tavernes de la Valldigna, Spain
D	Toby Sims	Chowan (S.C.)	Sr.	Tuxford, England
D	Yesin van der Pluijm	Young Harris (Ga.)	Jr.	Rotterdam, Netherlands
D	Morten Bjoershol	Cal State Los Angeles	Sr.	Oslo, Norway

Second Team

Position	Student-Athlete	School	Year	Hometown
GK	Alvaro Unanua	Cal State Los Angeles	Jr.	Pamplona, Spain
F	Gustavo Ferrari	San Francisco State	Jr.	Alberta, Canada
F	Matteo Costa	Flagler (Fla.)	Sr.	Lucca, Italy
F	Alejandro Steinwascher	Indianapolis	Sr.	Sterling Heights, Mich.
F	Sidney Warden	Mercyhurst (Pa.)	Sr.	London, England
MF	Vitor Gomes	District of Columbia	Sr.	Fortaleza, Brazil
MF	Thaylan Silva	Carson-Newman (Tenn.)	Sr.	Sao Paulo, Brazil
MF	Beckham Sibiski	Lock Haven (Pa.)	Sr.	Kutztown, Pa.
MF	Max Ludwig	Wisconsin-Parkside	Sr.	Stuttgart, Germany
D	Lucas King	Colorado School of Mines	Sr.	Seattle, Wash.
D	Makel Rasheed	Indianapolis	Jr.	Rockville, Md.
D	Ethan Anderson	Colorado Mesa	Jr.	Highlands Ranch, Colo.
D	Alex Estrada-Avila	Davis & Elkins (W. Va.)	Sr.	Ellicott City, Md.

Third Team

Position	Student-Athlete	School	Year	Hometown
GK	Kosta Maniatis	Franklin Pierce (N.H.)	Jr.	Montreal, Quebec
F	Saad Maziane	Young Harris (Ga.)	Fr.	Casablanca, Morocco
F	Daniel Cerezo	Davis & Elkins (W. Va.)	Jr.	Madrid, Spain
F	Alex Mejia	Seattle Pacific (Wash.)	Sr.	Seattle, Wash.
F	Pau Santanach	New Haven (Conn.)	Fr.	Barcelona, Spain
MF	Harri Lovett	Chowan (S.C.)	Jr.	Wrexham, Wales
MF	David Elizaga	Cal State Los Angeles	Sr.	Madrid, Spain
MF	Sergio Del Castillo	Gannon (Pa.)	Jr.	Madrid, Spain
MF	Alexis Ledoux	Charleston (W. Va.)	So.	La Talaudiere, France
D	Marvin Zott	Illinois-Springfield	Sr.	Bernburg, Germany
D	Matthias Kuhn	Mercy (N.Y.)	Jr.	Viernheim, Germany
D	Quinn Thompson	Young Harris (Ga.)	Fr.	Hull, England
D	Alec Bevis	Fort Hays State (Kan.)	Sr.	Wichita, Kan.