EAST STROUDSBURG - East Stroudsburg University junior wide receiver Evan Prall has been named a First-Team Associated Press Little All-American, it was announced Thursday. In addition, junior quarterback Jimmy Terwilliger was named to the second team.

The Little All-America team is comprised of Division II and Division III and NAIA schools and voting is done by an AP panel.

Prall is the seventh ESU player to be chosen to the first-team. Safety Matt Crispell was a first-team selection last season. Terwilliger is the third Warrior to be chosen to the second-team. Jim Sodano was picked a second-team guard in 2001.

In all, 18 players have been chosen AP Little All-American.

Prall and Terwilliger both had record-breaking seasons and played key roles in leading ESU to the NCAA Division II semifinals. The Warriors won the Northeast Region and ended the season 11-3, the most wins in school history. They were ranked No. 5 in the final American Football Coaches Association poll.

Prall, a West Scranton graduate, set school records for receptions (88), yards (1,766) and touchdowns (23). He scored a touchdown in every game this season and has a streak of 15 straight games with a scoring reception, dating back to last year. He was second in NCAA Division II with 6.3 receptions per game and an average of 126.1 yards per game. He was a first-team All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division selection and was chosen to the first-team All-Northeast Region team. For his career, he has 2,919 yards and 33 touchdowns.

Terwilliger, who last week won the Harlon Hill trophy as the Division II player of the year, was the second-team quarterback, behind Tyler Emmert of Carroll College.

Terwilliger completed 262 of 424 passes this season for a school and conference record 4,571 yards and 50 touchdowns. This season, he set NCAA records for career 300-yard passing games (22), consecutive games with a touchdown pass (37), yards of career total offense (12,594), career games with 200 yards or more passing (35), season points by a quarterback (324) and career points by quarterback (744). Earlier this season, he became the seventh player in NCAA history to rush for 1,000 yards and pass for 10,000.

He was second in the country with a 186.1 passing efficiency and led the country with 354.3 yards of total offense per game.

East Stroudsburg University
Associated Press Little All-America
(first three teams only)
2005 Evan Prall (WR) First Team
Jimmy Terwilliger (QB) Second Team
2004 Matt Crispell (DB) First Team
2001 Jim Sodano (OG) Second Team
Adam Hostetter (P) Third Team
2000 Kevin Nagle (LB) First Team
1996 Damian Poalucci (QB) Third Team
1994 Steve Hynes (OT) First Team
1991 Curtis Bunch (DB) First Team
1988 Pat Brady (LB) Third Team
1984 Ernie Siegrist (TE) Second Team
1983 Mike Reichenbach (LB) First Team
1980 Mike Lush (DB) Second Team
1979 Ray Yakavonis (DE) Third Team
1978 Jeff Johnson (LB) Third Team
1976 Pat Flaherty (C) Third Team
1974 Tom Kozlosky (LB) Third Team
1965 Barry Roach (DB) First Team

2005 Associated Press Little All-America
By The Associated Press
FIRST TEAM
Offense
Quarterback - Tyler Emmert, 6-foot-2, 204 pounds, senior, Carroll College.
Running backs - Jamar Brittingham, 6-0, 200, sophomore, Bloomsburg; Germaine Race, 5-11, 225, junior, Pittsburg State.
Wide receivers - Evan Prall, 6-0, 173, junior, East Stroudsburg; Nick Bublavi, 6-2, 201, senior, Catholic.
Tight end - Brandon Twito, 6-7, 273, Pittsburg State.
Linemen - Chris Kuper, 6-3, 303, senior, North Dakota; Josh Bourke, 6-7, 310, senior, Grand Valley State; Josh McCoy, 6-6, 338, West Texas A&M; Jahri Evans, 6-4, 335, Bloomsburg; Joe Scalice, 6-1, 3o5, senior, Ithaca.
Kicker - Jeff Glas, 5-9, 200, senior, North Dakota
All-purpose - Justin Gallas, 6-1, 185, senior, Colorado Mines.
Defense
Linemen - Clayton Farrell, 6-4, 275, senior, Abilene Christian; Dave Tollefson, 6-4, 370, senior, Northwest Missouri State; Andrew Schable, 6-4, 275, senior; South Dakota Damien Dumonceaux, 6-1, 240, senior; St. John's, Minn.
Linebackers - Digger Anderson, 6-0, 228, senior, North Dakota; Deandre Fillmore, 5-9, 220, senior, Texas A&M-Kingsville; John DiGiorgio, 6-2, 225, senior, Saginaw Valley State.
Defensive backs - Dan Peters, 6-0, 210, junior, Shepherd; Deonte Bolden, 5-11, 185, senior, Carson-Newman; Ross Watson, 6-0, 181, senior, Mount Union; Brent Grimes, 5-9, 174, senior, Shippensburg.
Punter - Jeff Williams, 6-4, 225, senior, Adams State.

SECOND TEAM
Offense
QB - Jimmy Terwilliger, junior, East Stroudsburg
RB - Antoine Bagwell, senior, California, Pa.; Justin Beaver, sophomore, Wisconsin-Whitewater.
WR - Carlton Brewster, senior, Ferris State; Richie Ross, senior, Nebraska-Kearney.
TE - Keith Recker, senior, Hillsdale.
OL - Brian Alderson, senior, South Dakota; Marcus Brisbone, senior, Presbyterian; Chad Weeks, senior, Pittsburg State; Greg Bzorek, senior, Edinboro; Mike Zeifert, senior, Augustana.
K - Michael Green, senior, Valdosta State.
All-purpose - P.J. Berry, senior, Virginia State.

Defense
Linemen - Alton Pettway, senior, Albany State; Mike McFadden, junior, Grand Valley State; Tim Thompson, senior, Valdosta State Ross Dilator, senior, Loris.
Linebackers - J.D. Hearn, senior, Texas A&M-Commerce; Anthony Robinson, senior, Carson-Newman; Lenny Radtke, senior, North Central, Ill.
Defensive backs - Torrance Daniels, senior, Harding; Michael Baldwin, senior, Kutztown; Joe Rizzo, senior, Washington; Antwan Marsh, senior, Pikeville.
Punter - Richard Hammond, senior, Texas. A&M-Kingsville.

THIRD TEAM
Offense
QB - Brett Elliott, senior, Linfield.
RB - Danny Woodhead, sophomore, Chadron State; Tom Arcidiacono, junior, Union, N.Y.
WR - Brad Hynes, senior, Winona State; Noah Fehrenbach, senior, St. John Fisher
TE - Michael Allen, junior, Whitworth.
OL - Pat Egan, senior, Carson-Newman; Lance Ancar, senior, North Alabama; Steven Broecker, senior, C.W. Post; Brett Wehnert, senior, Salisbury; Dave Hendricks, senior, Thiel.
K - Evan Granier, senior, Lambuth.
All-purpose - Aaron Krepps, senior, Washington & Jefferson.

Defense
Linemen - Charlie Cosgrove, senior, St. Cloud State; Michael Cobbins, junior, Missouri Western State; Brian Bond, senior, Rowan; Michael Blair, senior, Trinity, Conn.
Linebackers - John Tackman, junior, Winona State; Taio Onatolu, senior, Nebraska-Omaha; Brenton Brady, senior, Alfred.
Defensive backs - Reed Duvall, junior, Fort Lewis; Kyle Killingsworth, junior, Humboldt State; Danieal Manning, junior, Abilene Christian; Wes Hostetler, senior, Ohio Northern.
Punter - Hunter Hamrick, junior, Mary Hardin-Baylor.