KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The United Soccer Coaches announced its 2019 Division II All-America Team on Wednesday, December 11. Santiago Agudelo received Third Team honors at forward. He is now a two-time All-America selection by both United Soccer Coaches and D2CCA.
 
Agudelo adds this distinction to his long-list of accolades at Fort Hays State. He also received Great American Conference Offensive Player of the Year, D2CCA Central Region Player of the Year, and D2CCA All-America Second Team honors in 2019. He finished with a team-best 39 points, producing 16 goals and seven assists to lead the team in each category.
 
In 2018, Agudelo was a second-team selection by United Soccer Coaches, while receiving a first-team selection and National Player of the Year honors from the D2CCA when he led the nation with 58 points (26 goals, 6 assists). He was also the D2CCA Central Region and MIAA Player of the Year in 2018.
 
Agudelo finished his career with 97 points, racking up 42 goals and 13 assists in just two seasons at Fort Hays State. He owns the career records at FHSU for points (97), points per match (2.49), goals (42), goals per match (1.08), game-winning goals (13), shots per match (5.1), shots on goal per match (2.49), while also owning nine single-season and four single-match records.
 
Agudelo is the first player in program history to receive multiple All-America honors from United Soccer Coaches, formerly known as the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). Mauricio Castorino was the only other Tiger in history to receive All-America honors from the organization back in 2015.
 
Below is the 2019 United Soccer Coaches Division II All-America Team.
 
First Team

Pos.	Name	Class	School	Hometown
GK	Alex Brems	Sr.	California State University‐Los Angeles	Odense, Denmark
D	Issac Bawa*	So.	Azusa Pacific University	Accra, Ghana
D	Morten Bjoershol*	Jr.	California State University‐Los Angeles	Oslo, Norway
D	Rodrigo Fernandez	Sr.	Lynn University	Mexico City, Mexico
M	Frank Daroma	Fr.	California State University‐San Bernardino	Goleta, Calif.
M	Jimmie Villalobos	Sr.	Cal Poly Pomona	Oasis, Calif.
M	Ollie Wright	Jr.	St. Mary's University	London, England
F	Paolo Marciano	So.	Adelphi University	Capaccio, Italy
F	James Ndubueze	Jr.	Azusa Pacific University	Paderborn, Germany
F	Paul Ngongo	Fr.	Wingate University	Copenhagen, Denmark
F	Alex Lee Yaw	Jr.	Gannon University	Jamestown, N.Y.

 
Second Team

Pos.	Name	Class	School	Hometown
GK	Chandler Hallwood	So.	Gannon University	Halifax, England
D	Carlos Ferrando	Felis Jr.	Franklin Pierce University	Tavernes de la Valldigna, Spain
D	Daniel Fischer	Jr.	Young Harris College	Bruckanderleitha, Austria
D	Austin Ludwik	Jr.	Gannon University	Gold Coast, Australia
D	Jason Zobott	Sr.	Colorado School of Mines	Lake In The Hills, Ill.
M	Jonathon Carr	Sr.	Lake Erie College	Sunderland, England
M	Matteo Polisi*	Jr.	Simon Fraser University	Coquitlam, B.C.
M	Connor Rutz	Sr.	Saginaw Valley State University	Commerce, Mich.
F	Lorne Bickley	Jr.	Wilmington University	St. Helier, Jersey
F	Cadu Cusatis	Sr.	Palm Beach Atlantic University	Sao Paulo, Brazil
F	Brett Jones	Jr.	University of California‐San Diego	Mission Viejo, Calif.
F	Ryan King	Sr.	Clayton State University	County Durham, England

 
 
Third Team

Pos.	Name	Class	School	Hometown
GK	Gabriel Prgomet	So.	Wilmington University	Melbourne, Australia
D	Joe Bell	Sr.	Wilmington University	Epsom, England
D	Bridger Hansen	Jr.	Westminster College	Salt Lake City, Utah
D	Williams N'Dah*	Sr.	University of Charleston	Rome, Italy
M	Manuel Achondo*	Sr.	Mercy College	Santiago, Chile
M	Sergio Diaz	Jr.	Post University	Madrid, Spain
M	Leki Prpa	Sr.	University Of Wisconsin‐Parkside	Wind Lake, Wis.
F	David Achaerandio	Sr.	Point Loma Nazarene University	Madrid, Spain
F	Santiago Agudelo*	Sr.	Fort Hays State University	Frisco, Texas
F	Jake Simpson	Sr.	Rogers State University	Cambridge, England
F	Javier Steinwascher	Sr.	University of Indianapolis	Sterling Heights, Mich.
F	James Stone	Jr.	McKendree University	Argos, Ind.

* ‐ Denotes previous selection