2025 Little All-America college football team

The 2025Little All-America college football team is composed of college football players from Division II, III, and NAIA schools who were selected by the Associated Press (AP) as the best players at each position. Each division has had a separate All-America team named by the AP since 2017.

NCAA Division II First team

Position	Player [1]	Team
Offense
Quarterback	Jack Strand	Minnesota State–Moorhead
Running back	Curtis Allen	Virginia Union
	Andrew Miller	Harding
Wide receiver	TJ Chukwurah	Black Hills State
	Gage Florence	Minnesota State–Moorhead
	Reggie Retzlaff	Colorado State–Pueblo
Tight end	Luke Dehnicke	Minnesota–Duluth
Offensive line	Tim Anderson	Ferris State
	Joe Cooper	Slippery Rock
	Montriel Lee	Central Oklahoma
	Jake Mitchell	Harding
	Avery Swinton	Catawba
Defense
Defensive line	Kenyon Garner	Livingstone
	Israel Nwokocha	Benedict
	Ean Rhea	Emory & Henry
	Michael Shimek	Ashland
Linebacker	Landon Boss	Emporia State
	Ja’Kobe Clinton	West Florida
	Tristan Exline	UT–Permian Basin
Defensive back	Marvelous Owens	Northeastern State
	Justin Payoute	Ferris State
	Jordan Rogers	Pittsburg State
	Darnell Stephens	Fort Valley State
Special Teams
Kicker	Manaki Watanabe	Ashland
Punter	Brodie Eisenbraun	Chadron State
Return specialist	Tye Roberson	Lenoir-Rhyne
All-purpose	JayJay Jordan	Slippery Rock

NCAA Division III First team

Position	Player [2]	Team
Offense
Quarterback	Kaleb Blaha	Wisconsin–River Falls
Running back	Montie Quinn	Curry
	Isaiah Simmons	Brockport
Wide receiver	Thomas Skokna	North Central (IL)
	Robby Ballentine	DePauw
	Albert Rundell	Bethel
Tight end	Reed Breckheimer	Carroll
Offensive line	Michael Nwosu	Johns Hopkins
	Giovanni Kennedy	Mount Union
	Cortez Jones	North Central (IL)
	Caleb Bayer	Trinity
	Quentin Lehman	Ohio Northern
Defense
Defensive line	John Sullivan	North Central (IL)
	Zach Frank	St. John's
	Michael Clark	Berry
	Kaleb Brown	Mount Union
Linebacker	Gage Timm	Wisconsin–River Falls
	Daniel Eliasek	Randolph-Macon
	Keenan Tyler	Wartburg
	Aden Wiser	Cortland
Defensive back	Rahmareon Roby	North Central (IL)
	Devin Williams	Bethel
	Carson Bourdo	Johns Hopkins
	Dylan Connors	Wesleyan
	Gavin Smith	Central
Special Teams
Kicker	Dominic Bourgeois	Susquehanna
Punter	Chase Lanham	Southwestern
Long snapper	PJ Pollock	Susquehanna
All-purpose/returner	B.J. Stewart	Mary Hardin-Baylor

NAIA First team

Position	Player [3]	Team
Offense
Quarterback	Zach Chevalier	Morningside
Running back	Destynd Loring	William Penn
	Davontaye Saunders	Lindsey Wilson
Wide receiver	Drew Sellon	Morningside
	Isaac Smith	Indiana Wesleyan
	Matthew Holthusen	Southwestern
Tight end	Carson Ochoa	Carroll
Offensive line	Rashad Beckham	Benedictine
	Tyler Carlson	Keiser
	Jacob Graves	Montana Tech
	Logan Penhollow	Indiana Wesleyan
	Kyree Watkins	Friends
Defense
Defensive line	Thomas Ibrahim	Southeastern
	Zach Myers	Evangel
	Tyler Walker	Montana Western
	A.J. Knox	Siena Heights
Linebacker	Terry Elias Jr.	St. Xavier
	John Argo	Grand View
	Hunter Zirkle	Cumberlands
Defensive back	Kylon Polk	Louisiana Christian
	Logan Carrington	Marian
	Isaiah Hasten	Benedictine
	Braeden Orlandi	Carroll
	Vincie Solano	Indiana Wesleyan
Special Teams
Kicker	Truitt Bosher	Friends
Punter	Drew Rader	Georgetown
All-purpose	Levi Torgerson	Montana Tech

See also

• 2025 College Football All-America Team

References

1. "Five finalists for Harlon Hill Trophy are on AP Division II All-America football teams". AP News. December 17, 2025. Retrieved December 19, 2025.
2. "Wis.-River Falls' QB Kaleb Blaha, North Central DL John Sullivan lead Division III All-America team". AP News. December 18, 2025. Retrieved December 19, 2025.
3. "Morningside QB Zack Chevalier and WR Drew Sellon are repeat 1st team picks for NAIA All-America team". AP News. December 19, 2025. Retrieved December 19, 2025.