MIAA Football Collects 31 All-America Honors in 2024 Season

1/8/2025 5:03:35 PM

KANSAS CITY, MO – The Mid-American Intercollegiate Athletics Association collected a total of thirty-one All-America honors in the 2024 NCAA Division II football season.  Twelve players from six different MIAA institutions were crowned All-Americans by multiple associations.
 
Twelve MIAA football players accumulated 31 All-America recognitions in the 2024 season with 20 First Team selections and 11 Second Team selections.
 
Eight student-athletes were named to the Division II Conference Commissioner’s Association’s All-America Team – the most among all NCAA Division II conferences. Seven players were named to the American Football Coaches Association’s (AFCA) 2024 All-America Team – also the most among all Division II conferences.

Six players were named to The Association Press (AP) Division II All-America Team, while the Walter Camp Foundation and the Don Hensen Football Committee each named five MIAA players to their 2024 NCAA Division II All-America Teams. There were also 17 MIAA players named Honorable Mention selections on the Don Hensen NCAA Division II All-America Team.

Central Missouri’s quarterback Zach Zebrowski, Central Oklahoma’s receiver Terrill Davis and Emporia State’s receiver Tyler Kahmann were each named First Team All-Americans by all five associations. Zebrowski was also honored as the Offensive Player of the Year by the D2CCA and the Don Hansen Football Committee. There were also

All 31 of the MIAA’s 2024 All-America honors are listed below. The 2025 NCAA Division II football season kicks off Saturday, August 30.
 
[ D2CCA ALL-AMERICANS ]
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB          Zach Zebrowski, Central Missouri
WR         Terrill Davis, Central Oklahoma
WR         Tyler Kahmann, Emporia State
 
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
LB            Jack Puckett, Central Oklahoma
 
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
RB           Shane Watts, Fort Hays State
OL           Montriel Lee, Central Oklahoma
RS           Kobey Stephens, Central Oklahoma
 
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
CB          Jaaron Joseph, Emporia State
 
[ AFCA ALL-AMERICANS ]
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB          Zach Zebrowski, Central Missouri
WR         Terrill Davis, Central Oklahoma
WR         Tyler Kahmann, Emporia State
OL           Montriel Lee, Central Oklahoma
 
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
DL           Myles Menges, Fort Hays State
 
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
OL           Gabe Clark, Central Missouri
 
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
DL           Jake Fisher, Northwest Missouri
 
[ AP ALL-AMERICANS ]
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB          Zach Zebrowski, Central Missouri
WR         Terrill Davis, Central Oklahoma
WR         Tyler Kahmann, Emporia State
 
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
RB           Shane Watts, Fort Hays State
OL           Gabe Clark, Central Missouri
 
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
DL           Jake Fisher, Northwest Missouri 

[ WALTER CAMP ALL-AMERICANS ]
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB          Zach Zebrowski, Central Missouri
WR         Terrill Davis, Central Oklahoma
WR         Tyler Kahmann, Emporia State
OL           Montriel Lee, Central Oklahoma
K               Cody Watson, Missouri Western

[ DON HANSEN ALL-AMERICANS ]
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
QB          Zach Zebrowski, Central Missouri
WR         Terrill Davis, Central Oklahoma
WR         Tyler Kahmann, Emporia State
 
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
RB           Shane Watts, Fort Hays State
OL           Montriel Lee, Central Oklahoma
 
HONORABLE MENTIONS
OL           Gabe Clark, Central Missouri
WR         Zach Patterson, Central Missouri
RB           Jaylen Cottrell, Central Oklahoma
QB          Jett Huff, Central Oklahoma
LB            Jack Puckett, Central Oklahoma
OL           Sherman Deaton, Emporia State
DB          Jaaron Joseph, Emporia State
P               Parker Janky, Fort Hays State
DL           Myles Menges, Fort Hays State
PK           Cody Watson, Missouri Western
DL           Quillan Felton, Nebraska Kearney
DL           Jake Fisher, Northwest Missouri
DB          Cahleel Smith, Northwest Missouri
LB            Jack Barkley, Pittsburg State
OL           Landon Blubaugh, Pittsburg State
DL           Cole Sample, Pittsburg State
AP           Tre Richardson, Washburn