KANSAS CITY, Mo. (United Soccer Coaches/SMU) – Eddie Munjoma and Gabriel Costa were both named All-Americans by United Soccer Coaches, it was announced Thursday by the organization.

Munjoma, the AAC defensive player of the year, earns a first team All-American spot for the first time in his career. His 12 goals and 32 points were the second most on an SMU team that scored the second most goals in the country, and he was part of a backline that allowed an AAC-low 12 goals in the regular season. Munjoma's career year saw him earn multiple weekly and yearly honors, including a MAC Hermann semifinalist spot, given annually to the nation's top soccer player. 

Munjoma becomes the first SMU men's soccer player to earn first team honors since Mauro Cichero in 2017, and is the 17^th Mustang to be named a first team All-American all-time. 

Costa earned All-America honors with an appearance on the third team after his first year on the Hilltop. The Rio de Janeiro native scored nine goals and dished out 11 assists in just 18 games. His 0.61 assists per game are the third most in the country and he scored two crucial goals during the Mustangs' run to the Elite Eight.

Costa's selection is the first of his career, but he joins 10 other Mustangs all-time on the third team All-America team, with the most recent selections going to Jordan Cano and Garrett McLaughlin in 2017.

Founded in 1941 and based in Kansas City, Mo., United Soccer Coaches has grown into the world's largest soccer coaches' organization that serves members at every level of the game.

The teams are selected through voting by member coaches in those respective divisions.

The full teams can be found below.
 

First Team
Pos	Name	Class	School	Hometown
K	Colin Shutler	Jr.	University of Virginia	Middleburg, Va.
D	Josh Bauer*	Jr.	University of New Hampshire	Bedford, N.H.
D	Tanner Beason*	Sr.	Stanford University	Winston-Salem, N.C.
D	Eddie Munjoma	Sr.	Southern Methodist University	McKinney, Texas
D	Dylan Nealis	Sr.	Georgetown University	Massapequa, N.Y.
M	Joe Bell	Jr.	University of Virginia	Wanaka, New Zealand
M	Blake Bodily	Jr.	University of Washington	Eagle, Idaho
M	Bruno Lapa*	Sr.	Wake Forest University	Curitiba, Brazil
F	Matthew Bentley	Sr.	Missouri State University	London, England
F	Anders Engebretsen	Sr.	Saint Mary's College of California	Oslo, Norway
F	Cal Jennings*	Sr.	University of Central Florida	Roswell, Ga.
F	Robbie Robinson	Jr.	Clemson University	Camden, S.C.
Second Team
Pos	Name	Class	School	Hometown
K	Remi Prieur*	Sr.	Saint Mary's College of California	San Ramon, Calif.
D	Ethan Bartlow	So	University of Washington	Woodinville, Wash.
D	Kyle Hiebert	Jr.	Missouri State University	La Salle, Manitoba
D	Henry Kessler	Jr.	University of Virginia	New York, N.Y.
D	Jack Maher	So.	Indiana University	Caseyville, Ill.
M	Philip Mayaka	Fr.	Clemson University	Nairobi, Kenya
M	Aaron Molloy	Sr.	Penn State University	Dublin, Ireland
M	Jesus Perez	Sr.	University of Illinois-Chicago	Waukegan, Ill.
F	Miguel Berry	Sr.	University of San Diego	Poway, Calif.
F	Josh Dolling	Jr.	Missouri State University	Liverpool, England
F	Kimarni Smith	Jr.	Clemson University	Nottingham, England
F	Milo Yosef	Fr.	Marshall University	Aachen, Germany
Third Team
Pos	Name	Class	School	Hometown
K	Andrew Thomas	So.	Stanford University	London, England
D	Noah Billingsley	Sr	University of California-Santa Barbara	Wellington, New Zealand
D	Peder Kristiansen	Sr.	University of Rhode Island	Lillestrom, Norway
D	Malick Mbaye	Sr	Clemson University	Dakar, Senegal
M	Antonio Colacci	Sr.	University of New Hampshire	Bradenton, Fla.
M	Gabriel Costa	So.	Southern Methodist University	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
M	Aidan Morris	Fr.	Indiana University	Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
M	Jacob Montes	Jr.	Georgetown University	Lake Worth, Fla.
F	Daryl Dike	So.	University of Virginia	Edmond, Okla.
F	Derek Dodson	Jr.	Georgetown University	Aurora, Ill.
F	Thibaut Jacquel	Jr.	Campbell University	Sarrebourg, France
F	Josh Luchini	So.	Lehigh University	Wexford, Pa.
	* - indicates previous selections