List of NCAA Division I men's soccer players with 40 goals and 40 assists

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This is a list of NCAA Division I men's soccer players who have reached both 40 goals and 40 assists in their careers. Numbers in bold italics indicate the highest number for each category among the players in the list.

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Since the arrival of Major League Soccer and its academy system there have been fewer division I college players playing all four years, thus reducing the number of players that have been in the 40-40 club for soccer. Only two players reached the achievement since MLS began play, and the last player to reach this achievement was Andy Williams, in 1997, who has since retired from the game.

Key

*Elected to the National Soccer Hall of Fame

List

PlayerSchoolFinal yearYearsGoalsAssistsPointsReference
Shoa Agonafer UCLA 197247640192 [1]
Joe Casucci Niagara 197245344150 [2]
Aleks Mihalovic Jacksonville 197844154136 [3]
Hayden Knight Marquette 197945242146 [4]
Dave McWilliams Philadelphia U 197944743137 [5]
Dan McNevin Stanford 197934342128 [6]
Pedro DeBrito Connecticut 198144359145 [7]
Ted Rafalovich Stanford 198144562152 [6]
Chris Ogu NC State 198345155157 [8]
Doug Yearwood Georgia State 198445946164 [9]
Tom Kain Duke 198545145147 [10]
John Kerr Jr. Duke 198644243127 [11]
Dan McHugh Evansville 198644641143 [12]
Bruce Murray* Clemson 198744846142 [13]
Magnus Ramquist Radford 198744041121 [14]
Steve Morris Syracuse 199044343129 [15]
Sigfus Karason South Alabama 199044740134 [16]
Pearse Tormey Clemson 199044041121 [17]
Dante Washington Radford 199248266230 [14]
Brian McBride* Saint Louis 199347240184 [18]
Guillermo Jara San Diego 199545148150 [19]
Matt McKeon Saint Louis 199544746140 [20]
Mike Fisher Virginia 199645655167 [21]
Andy Williams Rhode Island 199745245149 [22]

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