CONCACAF Awards

CONCACAF Awards
Current: 2024–25 CONCACAF Awards
First award	2013
Website	www.concacaf.com

The CONCACAF Awards is an association football award given annually to honor players, match officials and coaches from the North American (CONCACAF) region. It was established in 2013 and was last awarded in 2022 ^[1] before returning in 2024.

Criteria

Players, Coaches and Referees of any nationality are eligible to be nominated, so long as they meet at least one of the following criteria:

• 1. Have played/coached/refereed in an official CONCACAF tournament at club or national level
• 2. Have played/coached/refereed for a CONCACAF member national team in a FIFA-sanctioned international competition
• 3. Have played/coached/refereed in a domestic league within CONCACAF's territory.

For each award, an initial shortlist of 20 nominees was established by CONCACAF's 41 Member Associations and CONCACAF competitions' Technical Study Groups.

The final shortlist is voted on by three groups; Member Associations' national team coaches and captains, media, and fans. Each group's votes will provide a third of the total outcome. ^[2]

Male award winners

Player of the Year

Year	Rank	Player	Club
2013	1st	Oribe Peralta	Santos Laguna
	2nd	Landon Donovan	LA Galaxy
	3rd	Clint Dempsey	Seattle Sounders FC
2014	1st	Keylor Navas	Real Madrid
	2nd	Bryan Ruiz	Fulham
	3rd	Tim Howard	Everton
2015	1st	Javier Hernández	Bayer Leverkusen
	2nd	Bryan Ruiz	Sporting CP
	3rd	Andrés Guardado	PSV Eindhoven
2016	1st	Bryan Ruiz	Sporting CP
	2nd	Hirving Lozano	Pachuca
	3rd	Keylor Navas	Real Madrid
2017	1st	Keylor Navas	Real Madrid
	2nd	Hirving Lozano	PSV Eindhoven
	3rd	Andre Blake	Philadelphia Union
2018	1st	Hirving Lozano	PSV Eindhoven
	2nd	Keylor Navas	Real Madrid
	3rd	Sebastian Giovinco	Toronto FC
2021	1st	Alphonso Davies	Bayern Munich
2022	1st	Alphonso Davies	Bayern Munich
2023–24 [3]	1st	Adalberto Carrasquilla	Houston Dynamo

Goalkeeper of the Year

Year	Rank	Player	Club
2013	1st	Tim Howard	Everton
	2nd	Raúl Gudiño	Guadalajara
	3rd	Keylor Navas	Levante
2014	1st	Tim Howard	Everton
	2nd	Guillermo Ochoa	Málaga
	3rd	Keylor Navas	Real Madrid
2015	1st	Tim Howard	Everton
	2nd	Jaime Penedo	Saprissa
	3rd	Guillermo Ochoa	Málaga
2016	1st	Keylor Navas	Real Madrid
	2nd	Alfredo Talavera	Toluca
	3rd	Nahuel Guzmán	UANL
2017	1st	Keylor Navas	Real Madrid
	2nd	Andre Blake	Philadelphia Union
	3rd	Jaime Penedo	Dinamo București
2018	1st	Keylor Navas	Real Madrid
	2nd	Guillermo Ochoa	Standard Liège
	3rd	Cody Laurendi	Oklahoma City Energy

Coach of the Year

Year	Rank	Coach	Team
2013	1st	Jürgen Klinsmann	United States
	2nd	Miguel Herrera	América   Mexico
	3rd	Luis Fernando Suárez	Honduras
2014	1st	Jorge Luis Pinto	Costa Rica
	2nd	Luis Fernando Suárez	Honduras
	3rd	Oscar Ramírez	Alajuelense
2015	1st	Hernán Darío Gómez	Panama
	2nd	Caleb Porter	Portland Timbers
	3rd	Miguel Herrera	Mexico Tijuana
2016	1st	Óscar Ramírez	Costa Rica
	2nd	Ricardo Ferretti	UANL
	3rd	Diego Alonso	Pachuca
2017	1st	Greg Vanney	Toronto FC
	2nd	Hernán Darío Gómez	Panama
	3rd	Juan Carlos Osorio	Mexico
2018	1st	Matías Almeyda	Guadalajara San Jose Earthquakes
	2nd	Remko Bicentini	Curaçao
	3rd	Juan Carlos Osorio	Mexico   Paraguay

Referee of the Year

Year	Rank	Referee
2013	1st	Marco Antonio Rodríguez
	2nd	Roberto García
	3rd	Courtney Campbell
2014	1st	Mark Geiger
	2nd	Marco Antonio Rodríguez
	3rd	Walter Quesada
2015	1st	Joel Aguilar
	2nd	Roberto Garcia
	3rd	Fernando Guerrero
2016	1st	César Ramos
	2nd	Joe Fletcher
	3rd	Joel Aguilar
2017	1st	César Ramos
	2nd	Joel Aguilar
	3rd	Kimbell Ward
2018	1st	César Ramos
	2nd	Mark Geiger
	3rd	Joel Aguilar

Female award winners

Player of the Year

Year	Rank	Player	Club
2013 [4]	1st	Alex Morgan	Portland Thorns
	2nd	Abby Wambach	Western New York Flash
	3rd	Shirley Cruz	Paris Saint-Germain
2014 [5]	1st	Abby Wambach	Western New York Flash
	2nd	Shirley Cruz	Paris Saint-Germain
	3rd	Charlyn Corral	Merilappi United
2015 [6]	1st	Carli Lloyd	Houston Dash
	2nd	Alex Morgan	Orlando Pride
	3rd	Shirley Cruz	Paris Saint-Germain
2016 [7]	1st	Alex Morgan	Orlando Pride
	2nd	Tobin Heath	Portland Thorns
	3rd	Crystal Dunn	Washington Spirit
2017	1st	Alex Morgan	Orlando Pride
	2nd	Samantha Kerr	Sky Blue FC
	3rd	Christine Sinclair	Portland Thorns
2018	1st	Alex Morgan	Orlando Pride
	2nd	Khadija Shaw	Tennessee Volunteers
	3rd	Lindsey Horan	Portland Thorns
2021	1st	Crystal Dunn	Portland Thorns
2022	1st	Khadija Shaw	Manchester City
2023–24 [3]	1st	Melchie Dumornay	Olympique Lyonnais

Goalkeeper of the Year

Year	Rank	Player	Club
2015	1st	Hope Solo	Seattle Reign
	2nd	Dinnia Díaz	Moravia
	3rd	Cecilia Santiago	Apollon Limassol
2016	1st	Ashlyn Harris	Orlando Pride
	2nd	Stephanie Labbé	Washington Spirit
	3rd	Yoselin Franco	Unifut
2017	1st	Adrianna Franch	Portland Thorns
	2nd	Ashlyn Harris	Orlando Pride
	3rd	Cecilia Santiago	América
2018	1st	Alyssa Naeher	Chicago Red Stars
	2nd	Yenith Bailey	San Miguelito
	3rd	Stephanie Labbé	Linköpings

Coach of the Year

Year	Rank	Coach	Team
2015	1st	Jill Ellis	United States
	2nd	Amelia Valverde	Costa Rica
	3rd	Raiza Gutierrez	Panama
2016	1st	Amelia Valverde	Costa Rica
	2nd	Jill Ellis	United States
	3rd	Michelle French	United States U20
2017	1st	Eva Espejo	Pachuca
	2nd	Roberto Medina	Mexico
	3rd	Amelia Valverde	Costa Rica
2018	1st	Hue Menzies	Florida Kraze Krush   Jamaica
	2nd	Jill Ellis	United States
	3rd	Monica Vergara	Mexico U17

Referee of the Year

Year	Rank	Referee
2015	1st	Kimberly Moreira
	2nd	Lucila Venegas
	3rd	Carol Anne Chenard
2016	1st	Carol Anne Chenard
	2nd	Quetzalli Alvarado
	3rd	Kimberly Moreira
2017	1st	Lucila Venegas
	2nd	Carol Anne Chenard
	3rd	Marianela Araya Cruz
2018	1st	Lucila Venegas
	2nd	Crystal Sobers
	3rd	Carol Anne Chenard

Mixed

Goal of the Year

Year	Rank	Player	Team	Opponent	Score	Competition
2013	1st	Raúl Jiménez	Mexico	Panama	2–1	2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
	2nd	Juan Carlos García	Honduras	United States	2–1	2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
	3rd	Jozy Altidore	United States	Honduras	1–0	2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
2014	1st	Bryan Ruiz	Costa Rica	Italy	1–0	2014 FIFA World Cup
	2nd	Esteban Ramírez	Herediano	Saprissa	3–1	2014–15 FPD Invierno
	3rd	Joel Campbell	Costa Rica	Uruguay	3–1	2014 FIFA World Cup
2015	1st	Carli Lloyd	United States	Japan	5–2	2015 FIFA Women's World Cup
	2nd	Paul Aguilar	Mexico	United States	3–2	2015 CONCACAF Cup
	3rd	Darwin Quintero	América	Walter Ferretti	1–0	2015–16 CONCACAF Champions League
2016	1st	Jesús Corona	Mexico	Venezuela	1–1	Copa América Centenario
	2nd	Eduardo Herrera	UNAM	Honduras Progreso	2–0	2016–17 CONCACAF Champions League
	3rd	Alexander Larín	Alianza	New York Red Bulls	1–0	2016–17 CONCACAF Champions League
2017	1st	Amaury Escoto	Lobos BUAP	Guadalajara	2–1	Liga MX Apertura 2017
	2nd	Camila	Orlando Pride	Houston Dash	1–0	2017 National Women's Soccer League
	3rd	Ernesto Sinclair	Plaza Amador	Árabe Unido	1–1	2017–18 Liga Panameña de Fútbol
2018	1st	Joe Corona	América	Tauro	1–0	2018 CONCACAF Champions League
	2nd	Alan Pulido	Guadalajara	Toronto FC	2–1	2018 CONCACAF Champions League
	3rd	Khadija Shaw	Jamaica	Cuba	1–0	2018 CONCACAF Women's Championship
2023–24	1st	Andre-Pierre Gignac	UANL	Vancouver Whitecaps	1–1	2024 CONCACAF Champions Cup

See also

• List of sports awards honoring women

References

1. "2013 CONCACAF Awards". CONCACAF.com. Archived from the original on 3 December 2013. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
2. "CONCACAF awards voting process and rules". concacaf.com. Retrieved 30 October 2024.
3. "Melchie Dumornay and Adalberto Carrasquilla named 2023–24 CONCACAF players of the year". CONCACAF.com. 24 October 2024.
4. "Peralta, Morgan named 2013 CONCACAF Players of the Year". CONCACAF.com. 13 December 2013. Archived from the original on 14 December 2013. Retrieved 18 January 2017.
5. "Navas, Wambach named 2014 CONCACAF Players of the Year". CONCACAF.com. 23 December 2014. Archived from the original on 28 February 2016. Retrieved 18 January 2017.
6. "Javier Hernandez and Carli Lloyd Named 2015 CONCACAF Players of the Year". CONCACAF.com. 22 January 2016.
7. "Bryan Ruiz and Alex Morgan Named 2016 CONCACAF Players of the Year". CONCACAF.com. 19 January 2017.