ATLANTA – The four semifinalists at the 2019 MCLA National Championships powered by Under Armour – South Carolina, California, Chapman and Georgia Tech – combined to grab 12 of the 16 spots on the All-American First Team, which was released on Tuesday.

National champion South Carolina placed midfielder Griffin Giles and goalie Colin Haines on the first team while runner-up California had five players. Chapman had three and Georgia Tech claimed two.

Cal Poly, Colorado, Concordia-Irvine and Liberty also placed a student-athlete on the first team.

In total, 91 players were honored via three teams and honorable mention.

2019 MCLA Division I All-America Teams

First Team
A – Wiley Bonham, Chapman
A – Brendan Cook, California
A – Tim Peterson, Georgia Tech
A – Jake Pistotnik, California
M – Matt Dixon, California
M – Griffin Giles, South Carolina
M – Jackson Lienhart, Concordia-Irvine
M – C.J. Nichols, Liberty
SSDM – Rusty McDonough, California
FOS – Parker Halaburda, Chapman
LSM – Jack Gillespie, California
D – Brian Duffy, Georgia Tech
D – Blake Sandman, Colorado
D – Kyle Souza, Chapman
D – Jack Tunney, Cal Poly
G – Colin Hains, South Carolina

Second Team
A – Tyler Bogart, Colorado
A – Sam Gregory, Liberty
A – Jake Marthens, Arizona State
A – Chris Severson, Brigham Young
M – Preston Burbidge, Utah Valley
M – Matt Klein, Stanford
M – Ethan Smith, Chapman
M – Sam Stanton, New Hampshire
SSDM – Kobe Brown, Concorida-Irvine
FOS – Ryan Brown, Cal Poly
LSM – Ben Ekedahl, Colorado
D – Nate DeGroat, California
D – Travis Quillin, Florida State
D – Tom Sanchez, Arizona State
D – Alex Skillings, New Hampshire
G – Peter Brydon, UC Santa Barbara

Third Team
A – Amar Batra, Minnesota
A – Garret Brennan, Clemson
A – A.J. Guralas, Cal Poly
A – Spencer Tunick, Utah Valley
M – Mason DePaola, Arizona
M – Sam Galaif, Cal Poly
M – Jack Maginnes, Georgia Tech
M – Chase Wright, Liberty
SSDM – Ben Palitz, Colorado
FOS – Derek Isaac, South Carolina
LSM – Connor Reed, Concordia-Irvine
D – Adam Alsadek, Southern Methodist
D – Nathan Brown, Clemson
D – Mitch Grengs, Minnesota
D – Win McKeever, Liberty
G – Johnny Perlite, Arizona State

Honorable Mention
A – Drew Boyd, Washington
A – Keaton Collier, Santa Clara
A – A.J. Hepting, Texas A&M
A – Noah Iversen, Missouri
A – Nick Lemus, Chapman
A – Conrad McEvoy, Georgia Tech
A – Reid Smith, Florida State
A – Sullivan Warner, Virginia Tech
A – Sean Young, New Hampshire
M – Deryk Delahanty, Colorado State
M – Malik Ekpenyoung, Minnesota
M – Thomas Garrott, Southern Methodist
M – Nick Gilbert, Oregon
M – Andrew Hughes, Northeastern
M – Logan Perry, Concordia-Irvine
M – Emerson Roth, Arizona State
M – Ryan Russell, Colorado
M – Mitch Stickney, Cal Poly
SSDM – Drew Johnson, Texas A&M
SSDM – Zechariah Nachazel, Virginia Tech
SSDM – Andrew Savidge, New Hampshire
SSDM – Connor Williams, Brigham Young
FOS – Trevor Driscoll, Arizona State
FOS – Brian Hanley, Stanford
FOS – Garrett Hess, East Carolina
FOS – Jake LaMar, Indiana
LSM – Mason Hicks, Simon Fraser
LSM – Jack Gilbert, Boston College
LSM – P.J. Koestler, Arizona State
LSM – Mitch Lowenberg, Missouri
D – Tyler Collins, Concordia-Irvine
D – Finnian Meagher, California
D – Jake Nelson, Utah Valley
D – Adam Norgaard, Washington
D – Remington Peterson, Utah Valley
D – Lou Sugo, Cal Poly
D – Maxwell Sullivan, Connecticut
D – Arty Walters, Brigham Young
D – John Whiting, Stanford
G – Nick Beattie, California
G – Drew Duarte, Connecticut
G – John Leach, New Hampshire
G – Sam Snider, Oregon