WICHITA FALLS, Texas -- Midwestern State's Trevor Amann earned second-team NCAA Division II All-America honors as released by the United Soccer Coaches Wednesday afternoon.

The senior from Westminster, Colorado becomes the ninth MSU student-athlete to earn USC All-America honors and the first since Pierre Bocquet and Scott Doney earned accolades following the 2017 season.

Amann adds his name to a legendary list of Mustangs to earn United Soccer Coaches' All-America honors joining Ahmad Ihmeidan (2007, 2008), Allen Thompson (2009), Ryan Spence (2010, 2011), Albert Rodriguez (2015), Flavio Guzman (2015, 2016), Christian Okeke (2016), Bocquet (2017) and Doney (2017).

Amann became the third MSU player to gain South Central Region Player of the Year accolades from the Division II Conference Commissioner's Association last week following Daniel Brown in 2007 and Raul Herrera in 2010.

Amann, also 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.
 

2021 United Soccer Coaches' NCAA Division II All-America Teams

First Team

Position	Student-Athlete	Class	School	Hometown
GK	Jeremy Coste	Sr.	Davis & Elkins (W. Va.)	Genilac, France
D	Morten Bjoershol	Sr.	California State-Los Angeles	Oslo, Norway
D	Alex Estrada-Avila	Sr.	Davis & Elkins (W. Va.)	Ellicott City, Md.
D	Gianluca Fiorini	So.	Davis & Elkins (W. Va.)	Scandanio, Italy
MF	Gregoire Diep	Jr.	Azusa Pacific (Calif.)	Munich, Germany
MF	Juancho Fernando	Jr.	Tampa (Fla.)	Oviedo, Spain
MF	Alexis Ledoux	Fr.	Charleston (W. Va.)	La Talaudiere, France
MF	Beckham Sibiski	Sr.	Lock Haven (Pa.)	Kutztown, Pa.
F	Kainan Dos Santos	So.	West Florida	Sao Paulo, Brazil
F	Alex Mejia	Sr.	Seattle Pacific (Wash.)	Seattle, Wash.
F	Gabriel Rodriguez	Sr.	Charleston (W. Va.)	Cali, Colombia

Second Team

Position	Student-Athlete	Class	School	Hometown
GK	Alvaro Unanua	Jr.	California State-Los Angeles	Pamplona, Spain
D	Lucas Christensen	Fr.	Charleston (W. Va.)	Gentofte, Denmark
D	Carlos Ferrando Felis	Sr.	Franklin Pierce (N.H.)	Tavernes de la Valldigna, Spain
D	Michael Pahr	Jr.	Palm Beach Atlantic (Fla.)	Oberschuetzen, Austria
D	Yesin Van der Pluijm	Sr.	Young Harris (Ga.)	Rotterdam, The Netherlands
MF	Ploutarchos Alonefti	So.	Charleston (W. Va.)	Nicosia, Cyprus
MF	Quenzi Huerman	So.	Palm Beach Atlantic  (Fla.)	Vannes, France
MF	Lucas King	Sr.	Colorado School of Mines	Seattle, Wash.
F	Trevor Amann	Sr.	Midwestern State	Westminster, Colo.
F	Shawn Genus	Sr.	Wilmington (Dela.)	St. Elizabeth, Jamaica
F	Rade Novakovich	Jr.	Wisconsin-Parkside	Muskego, Wisc.
F	Omar Thali	Jr.	Tampa (Fla.)	Zug, Switzerland

Third Team

Position	Student-Athlete	Class	School	Hometown
GK	Kosta Maniatis	Jr.	Franklin Pierce (N.H.)	Montreal, Quebec
D	Ethan Anderson	Jr.	Colorado Mesa	Highlands Ranch, Colo.
D	Aurele Chemin	Sr.	Mississippi College	Paris, France
D	Aaron Maynard	Fr.	Millersville (Pa.)	Chambersburg, Pa.
MF	Sergio DelCastillo	Jr.	Gannon (Pa.)	Madrid, Spain
MF	Eduardo Faria	Sr.	Cal Poly Pomona	Porto Alegra, Brazil
MF	Max Ludwig	Sr.	Wisconsin-Parkside	Stuttgart, Germany
F	Taisei Arima	So.	Fort Hays State (Kan.)	Machida, Japan
F	Matty Cornish	Sr.	Nova Southeastern (Fla.)	Newcastle, England
F	Paul Henschke	So.	Cal Poly Pomona	Berlin, Germany
F	Doug Goitia	Sr.	West Chester (Pa.)	Mount Pocono, Pa.
F	Alejandro Steinwascher	Jr.	Indianapolis (Ind.)	Sterling Heights, Mich.