Greenville, SC – The 2024 NCCAA Division I Men's Soccer All-Americans have been announced. Piero Sabroso, a forward from Bethel University was named the 2024 National Player of the Year. Rafa Heck from NCCAA DI Men's Soccer National Champion Judson University earned 2024 Coach of the Year honors. The full list of award winners can be found at the DI Men's Soccer awards page here.

Senior forward Piero Sabroso capped off an outstanding career at Bethel in 2024, leading the NCCAA with 19 goals, five of which were game winners. The native of Lima, Peru tallied 39 points, a career high during his tenure with the Pilots. Bethel finished the year 13-6-2 and a round of 16 exit in the NAIA National Tournament. 
 
First Team All-Americans
GK: Matteo Conci - Grace College
D: Daniel Santos Rosa - Grace College
D: Oscar Gallardo - Mid-America Christian University
D: Matheus Duarte Torres - Judson University
M: Enzo Nogue - Mid-America Christian University
M: Andres Gonzalez Maza - Bethel University
M: Dalton Fleshood - Asbury University
F: Piero Sabroso - Bethel University
F: Jarred Hendricks - Campbellsville University
F: Rodrigo Cercal - Columbia International University
F: Jamol Williams - Wayland Baptist University

Second Team All-Americans
GK: Claudio Fuentealba - Mid-America Christian University
D: Dan Allen - Grace College
D: Sebastian Rebolledo - Mid-America Christian University
D: Michael Abongo - Columbia International University
M: Donovan Carrillo - Jessup University 
M: Gustav Oskarsson - Campbellsville University
M: Ivan Perez - Trinity Christian College
F: Gabriel Uno - Judson University
F: Tamas Nagy - Roberts Wesleyan University
F: Luke Spillane-Davis - Carolina University
F: Jamaine Turner - OUAZ

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