NEW YORK, NY -- USA College Football, inc. celebrates its 25th Anniversary as the nation's oldest source for small college broadcast, event development, internet, marketing and print media gridiron information services. The 2012 NCAA Division III All-American plus four regional pre-season all-star teams have been released to the national media.

WELCOME TO D-III COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2012 USA College Football celebrates 25th creating portal for NCAA D-III football records USA College Football, Inc. celebrates its 25th Anniversary as the nation's original broadcasting, events planning & implementation, marketing & promotions, media & communications as well as public relations organization in the small college football industry by upgrading the national media expsoure of NCAA Division III football. The 20th Annual USA College Football Pre-Season Division III All-American Team and Regional All-Star Teams are posted. USA College Football has announced the 2nd Annual Hansen Bowl will become the NCAA Division III Senior All-Star event continuing the tradition of the original USA Football Al-Star Classic begun in 1996 before turning into the Aztec Bowl that was promoted by the AFCA from 1999 through 2010, It will be a four-day, three-night event held on Presidents Day Weekend from February 15 to 18, 2013 with the kickoff set for 1:15PM on Monday - February 18 that will be produced for national television by Cox Communications. The USA College Football Division III All-American Banquet will be held on February 17 at 7:00PM with the national individual NCAA Division III awards presented at that time Click on the D-III Sports Archives logo on the left to view Gagliardi and Melberger honorees as well as other D-III gridiron facts. Sons of Wounded Warriors guaranteed slots in Hansen Bowl Every member of the Class of 2013 with no remaining college eligibility who has been selected a pre-season Division III All-American or Regional All-Star is eligible to participate in the USA Football Holiday Bowl. A son of a Wounded Warrior who meets the criteria or is nominated by his head coach is guaranteed a slot in the event that is NCAA-compliant and recognized by the national sports media and the College Football Hall of Fame as the official post-season Division III All-Star Game. His parents will be honored at the USA College Football Al-American Banquet and at halftime of the Hansen Bowl. Small College Division III News of the Week There were two memorable milestones in the Centennial Conference coaching ranls last weekend. Gettysburg is 2-0 for the first time since 1993 after a 48-7 win at Ursinus. It was Barry Streeter's 100th Centennial victory, making him the second coach to reach the plateau. Muhlenberg defeated Franklin & Marshall, 21-0, for coach Mike Donnelly's 100th career victory. It was the 19th shutout win for Donnelly, who has a career record of 100-61 in 16 seasons. l Schipper Trophy created to honor D-III outstanding service The Schipper Trophy was created by USA College Sports, Inc. to honor the memory of Ron Schipper, a member of the National Football Foundation’s College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, IN, who coached in the second USA College Football All-Star Game. The Award has been established to honor annually an individual who has made outstanding contributions to NCAA Division III college football, demonstrating a long and consistent commitment to excellence and who by his or her activities, professional involvement and accomplishments has brought dignity, prestige and national recognition to NCAA Division III football. Schipper ranks among the winningest coaches in college football history. In 36 years at Central College (IA) with his 287 career victories ranking him second among NCAA Div. III coaches, trailing only John Gagliardi of St. John's (MN). The nomination process for the inaugural Schipper Trophy recipient has begun. Athletic Directors, Sports Information Directors and Coaches are asked to submit candidates who have provided outstanding services for NCAA Division III football. The presentation will take place at the USA College Football All-American Banquet on Sunday, February 17, 2013. 2012 USA Football News Division III Pre-Season All-Americans USA Football News presents its 20th Annual USA College Football Division III Pre-Season All-American Teams selected by coaches, sports information directors, certified players' agents, pro scouts, national media reporters and staff of USA Football News. All members of the Class of 2013 with no remaining college eligibility who have been chosen to the All-American teams including the Regional All-Stars, all of whom receive honorable mention accolades on the All-American Teams, are candidates to participate in the 2013 Hansen Bowl, a four-day, three-night event that will be held February 15 to February 18, 2013.

First Team Offense Defense QB Wyatt Hanus Sr. 6-4 198 Dubuque QB Mike Inns Sr. 6-2 202 Linfield QB Jake Mullin Sr. 6-3 225 McMurry QB Justin Sottilare Sr. 6-3 190 Wesley RB Domonique Hayden Jr. 5-8 210 Thomas More RB Kyle Lovach Sr. 5-8 185 Rose Hulman RB Shawn Morris Sr. 5-8 192 Birmingham RB Clinton Orr Sr. 5-11 185 Albion RB Luke Sweeney Sr. 5-6 175 Pomona Pitzer WR Lee Carothers Sr. 6-3 195 Sul Ross State WR Trey Fairchild Sr. 5-11 185 Otterbein WR Tyler Huber Sr. 6-2 195 Wisconsin-Whitewater WR Adam Kniffin Sr. 6-3 205 Puget Sound WR Jack Lartigue Sr. 5-10 170 Rhodes WR Eric Rogers Sr. 6-4 195 California Lutheran TE Matt Dunn Sr. 6-2 225 Utica TE J.J. Gallagher Sr. 6-4 265 California Lutheran OL Mike Coles Sr. 5-11 290 Mary Hardin-Baylor OL Sam Colletts Sr. 6-4 315 Lebanon Valley OL Brian Cranmer Sr. 6-8 280 Wesley OL Will Ferrell Jr. 6-4 325 Hampden Sydney OL Curtis Jones Sr. 6-3 290 St. Thomas/MN OL Weston Kitley Sr. 6-5 295 Wabash OL John Lavelle Sr. 6-3 280 Delaware Valley OL Michael Meredith Sr. 6-3 280 Christopher Newport OL Nick Schultz Sr. 6-1 260 Franklin OL Antonio Tate Sr. 6-4 260 Mount Union OL Jeremy Yujnoyic Sr. 6-5 295 Louisiana College PK Allen Cain Sr. 6-2 170 Texas Lutheran PK Jake Gahart Sr. 5-11 150 Ripon KR Michael Graham Sr. 5-9 190 Western New England KR Taylor Wagner Sr. 5-8 175 DePauw DL Charles Dieuseul Sr. 6-0 230 Mount Union DL Clay Easton Sr. 6-1 235 berlin DL Devin Hardy Sr. 6-3 285 Wesley DL A.J. Knibbs Sr. 6-3 215 Mount Ida DL Ben Lockton Sr. 6-1 285 Benedictine DL Tyler Steele Sr. 6-1 265 Linfield DL Tim Taylor Sr. 6-2 220 Thiel DL Frank Weymiller Sr. 6-2 225 Coe DL Steve Williams Sr. 6-2 300 Rowan LB Nick Bricker Jr. 5-11 215 TCNJ LB Kirk Brooks r. 5-11 230 Wesley LB Nick Darling Sr. 6-0 215 Trinity/TX LB Matt Hendrick Sr. 6-3 215 Knox LB Javicz Jones Sr. 6-0 200 Mary Hardin-Baylor LB Ethan Lane Sr. 6-0 220 Maranatha LB Gus Lyles Sr. 6-1 215 Westminster/MO LB Brian McMurdo Sr. 6-2 230 Salisbury LB Ryan Reguson Sr. 6-0 185 Case Western LB Bruce Romagnoli Sr. 6-2 220 Lakeland LB Jason Shupp Sr. 6-1 215 Wartburg DB Zach Autenrieb Sr. 5-10 185 Thomas More DB Nick Driskill Sr. 5-10 190 Mount Union DB Bobby Fischer Sr. 5-11 180 St. John's/MN DB Demetrius Johnson Sr. 6-0 325 Coe DB Leon Jones Jr. 5-11 180 Wesley/DE DB Josh Mitchell Sr. 6-1 190 North Central DB Sam Thompson Sr. 5-10 175 Carnegie-Mellon DB Noah Timm Sr. 5-11 180 Wisconsin-Whitewater P Jordan Gay Sr. 6-0 210 Centre/KY P Christian Hallingstad Sr. 5-10 170 Wisconsin-LaCrosse PR Richie Dube Sr. 5-11 180 Worcester PR Geoff Myles Sr. 5-10 170 Mary Hardin-Baylor

Second Team Offense Defense QB McCullum Foote Jr. 6-4 185 Middlebury QB Pete Scafidi Sr. 6-2 215 Lake Forest QB Keith Welch Jr. 6-0 190 Lewis & Clark RB John Borsellino Sr. 5-8 185 Benedictine RB Brett Murray Sr. 6-0 195 Washngton & Lee RB Jeremy Murray Sr. 5-8 190 Mount Union RB Darius Wilson Sr. 5-6 180 Mary Hardin-Baylor RB Scottie Williams Sr. 5-6 170 Elmhurst WR Brendon Boyle Jr. 5-10 165 Castleton WR Jaspar Collins Sr. 6-0 185 Mount Union WR Ben King Sr. 5-10 185 Guilford WR Kyle Linville Sr. 6-1 185 Franklin WR Matt Tuckness Sr. 6-1 180 Occidental WR Dan Wodicka Jr. 6-0 185 Johns Hopkins TE Billy Chapman Sr. 6-4 220 Middlebury TE Adam Moses Sr. 6-5 250 Waynesnurg OC Tom Putnam Sr. 6-1 262 Wesley OL Jake Brent Sr. 6-7 305 Shenandoah OL Jeremy Burrows Sr. 6-3 285 Greenville OL John Ceccio Sr. 6-0 260 Amherst OL Curtis James Jr. 6-3 300 St. Thomas OL Matt Mattox Sr. 6-3 315 Mount Union OL Drew Reece Sr. 6-3 240 Birmingam OL Richard Skaife Sr. 6-2 250 Dubuque OL Pat Sterk Sr. 6-5 300 Benedictine OL Jace Werkheiser Jr. 6-5 280 North Central OL Josh Wolfe Sr. 6-4 310 Bethel/MN PK Josh Storm Sr. 5-10 160 Randolph-Macon PK Sean Williams Sr. 6-0 165 Wittenberg KR Dee Brizzolara Sr. 5-11 180 Chicago KR Cliff Woodard Sr. 5-10 175 Bridgewater/VA DL Pat Clegg Sr. 6-0 250 Wabash DL Riley Dombeck So. 6-2 245 St. Thomas DL Matt Fechko Jr. 6-2 230 Mount Union DL James Georges Sr. 6-3 235 Westrn New England DL Matt Harris Jr. 6-1 215 Galludet DL James Huddelston Sr. 5-11 200 Ohio Wesleyan DL Korey Steward Jr. 6-4 225 Mary Hardin-Baylor DL Josh Swore Sr. 6-1 210 Northwestern DL Jewff Zank Sr. 6-2 230 Carroll LB Kyle Arrington Sr. 6-1 225 Bethany/WV LB Keith Barnes Sr. 6-0 240 SUNY Maritime LB Donnell Brown So. 6-0 230 Stevenson LB Mark Cronin Sr. 6-1 220 Simpson LB Andy Dalton Sr. 6-1 210 Hanover LB Brad Higgins Sr, 6-0 230 Kean LB Tony Ortega Jr. 5-11 215 Rochester LB Keith Rush Sr. 5-10 190 Central/IA LB Tyler Sheetz Sr. 5-10 190 Ohio Wesleyan LB Jeb White Sr. 6-0 200 Millsaps DB Austin Arts Sr. 5-11 175 St. Norbert DB Rae Haynes Sr. 6-1 210 Trinity/CT DB Landrus Lewis Sr. 5-11 190 Amherst DB Tyrone Notice Sr. 6-0 180 Framingham DB Terrance Osborne Sr. 5-10 165 Delaware Valley DB Zach Ruark Sr. 5-10 175 Franklin DB Jason Silva Jr. 6-2 210 Endicott DB Kyle Starr Sr. 5-9 160 Bates P Arnie Fitzwater Jr. 6-3 205 Augustana P Kyle Trella Sr. 5-11 175 Trinity/TX PR Eric Gerkin Sr. 5-8 170 USCGA PR Mason Nielson Jr. 6-0 170 Buena Vista

Third Team Offense Defense QB LiDarral Bailey Sr. 5-11 175 Mary Hardin-Baylor QB Shane Brozowski Sr. 6-0 185 Castleton QB Dan Griffin Sr. 6-0 200 Salisbury RB James Clay Sr. 5-10 180 Mount St. Joseph RB Terrance Dandridge Sr. 5-6 175 Muhlenberg RB Dawys German Sr. 5-10 195 William Paterson RB Askia Jahad Sr. 6-0 220 Wesley RB Nick Kukuc Sr. 5-10 200 North Central RB Luke Sweeney Sr. 5-8 175 Pomona -Pitzer WR Robert Bambini Sr. 6-3 190 Curry WR T.J. Denehy Sr. 5-9 165 Kean WR Justin Hemm Sr. 5-11 195 Adrian WR Matt Murphy Sr. 6-3 205 Endicott WR Lane Robilotto Sr. 6-0 200 John Carroll WR Taylor Rogers Sr. 6-4 205 Simpson WR Jamal Thomas Sr. 5-10 170 Concordia/IL WR Anastacio Zamba Sr. 5-9 175 Rockford TE Austin Goetzsch Sr. 6-1 230 Wisc.-Eau Claire TE Wynton Stevns Sr. 6-1 240 Averett OL Jake Bentsen Sr. 6-0 275 Albright OL Zack Bosio Sr. 5-10 242 Ferrum OL Matt Buonomolo Sr. 5-11 250 Mount Ida OL Mike D'Amico Sr. 6-5 305 Ursinus OL Doug Murray Sr. 6-0 295 Bethany/WV OL Ken Okwimosa Sr. 6-3 310 Salve Regina OL Doug Pannone Sr. 6-2 280 Montclair State OL Quinitin Rembert Sr. 6-0 300 Heidelberg OL Kyle Smith Sr. 6-2 270 Ohio Northern OL Pete Stamos Sr. 6-4 275 Elmhurst PK Travis Braun Sr. 6-0 185 Kalamazoo PK Scott Newberry Sr. 6-0 180 Hardin-Simmons DL Dylan Applin Sr. 6-1 254 Wisconsin Lutheran DL Alex Barrios Sr. 6-2 230 LaVerne DL Tyre Coleman So. 6-1 240 Hobart DL Michael Farnsworth Sr. 6-2 235 Western Connecticut DL Kenny Provost Sr. 6-1 280 Franklin & Marshall DL James Roh Sr. 6-0 220 Austin DL Ken Schetroma Sr. 6-0 280 Susquehanna DL Matt Simonelli Sr. 6-1 240 Norwich DL Adam Watson Sr. 6-2 225 Case Western Reserve LB Zach Boch Sr. 6-1 225 Beloit LB Larry DelVisco Sr. 5-10 205 Gettysburg LB Jordan Garcia Sr. 5-10 210 Redlands LB Peter Kallas Sr5. 5-11 210 Endicott LB Alex Kernicky Sr. 6-0 225 Westminster LB Trent Kerrigan Sr. 5-11 200 Luther LB Brandon Mecozzi Sr. 5-10 200 Carthage LB Josh Osborne Sr. 6-0 220 Castleton LB Tom Pangia Sr. 5-11 225 Galludet LB Chuck Scicli Sr. 6-0 240 Whittier LB Wes Wenzel Sr. 6-0 227 Willamette DB Brendon Blanchette Sr. 5-10 165 Frostberg State DB Bryan Gary Sr. 6-3 205 Waynesburg DB Justin Hahn Sr. 5-10 170 Bluffton DB Quinton Howard Sr. 5-11 185 College of Wooster DB Garrett McGrane Sr. 6-2 200 Wartburg DB Chris Rountree Sr. 5-10 170 Ursinus DB Alex Sycher Sr. 6-2 215 Denison DB Phil Tsopanides Sr. 5-9 175 Western New England DB Darius Williams So. 5-10 165 Marietta P Austin Ehlo So. 6-2 195 Whitworth P Jeff Sauer Sr. 5-8 170 Chicago

Honorable Mention

Every student/athlete who has been recognized as a 2012 pre-season NCAA D-III Regional All-Star receives Honorable Mention status on the 2012 USA Football News Pre-Season Division III All-American team. Click here to view D-III Pre-Season Regional All-Star Selections 2013 Hansen Bowl Acceptance and Media Form available Click to print and guarantee a slot in the 2013 Hansen Bowl

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