2025 Walter Camp NAIA All-America Team
Here is the 2025 Walter Camp NAIA All-America Team
Offense
Wide Receiver: David Hayes (St. Thomas, Fla.), Levi Torgerson (Montana Tech)
Tight End: Tanner Zimmerman (Benedictine)
Offensive Line: Hayden McDonald (Taylor), Zak Rachow (Briar Cliff), Ethan Hansen
(Dordt), Logan Penhollow (Indiana Wesleyan), Kyree Watkins (Friends)
Quarterback: Zach Chevalier (Morningside)
Running Back: Destynd Loring (William Penn), Davontaye Saunders (Lindey Wilson)
Placekicker: Alex Hanson (Reinhardt)
Defense
Defensive Line: Tai Lologo (Keiser), Jackson Filer (Grandview), Thomas Ibrahim
(Southeastern), Jordan Crawford (Texas Wesleyan)
Linebacker: Hunter Zirkle (Cumberlands), John Argo (Grandview), Tel Arthur (Montana
Tech)
Defensive Back: Isaiah Hasten (Benedictine), Cannon Johnson (Cumberland),
Braeden Orlandi (Carroll), Logan Carrington (Marian)
Punter: Drew Rader (Georgetown, Ky.)
Kick Returner: A.J. King (Tabor)
North Central’s Brad Spencer named 2025 Walter Camp Division III Coach of the Year
North Central’s Brad Spencer has been named the 2025 Walter Camp Division III Coach of the Year. Spencer has guided the Cardinals to a perfect 14-0 record and its fourth straight berth in the Division III national championship game.
North Central (14-0) will play the University of Wisconsin–River Falls for the first time in program history in the national championship (The Stagg Bowl) on Sunday, Jan. 4 at 8 p.m. at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio.
Under Spencer’s direction, North Central led the nation in both scoring offense and scoring defense, continuing its reputation as one of the most formidable programs in the country.
This award marks Spencer’s second major national coaching honor of the season, following his selection as the AFCA Division III National Coach of the Year earlier in December.
After a stellar playing career as a wide receiver for the Cardinals (2001-2004), Spencer joined the North Central College coaching staff as a wide receivers/tight ends coach in 2004. After 11 seasons as the wide receivers coach, Spencer was promoted to assistant head coach and offensive coordinator prior to the 2015 season. In January 2022, he was appointed the 26th head coach in the history of the Cardinals’ program. In the time, Spencer has totaled an impressive 57-1 career record with two national titles (2022 and 2024).
Walter Camp Division III Coach of Year
2025 – Brad Spencer, North Central
Montie Quinn of Curry College Named 2025 Walter Camp Division III Player of the Year
Curry College senior running back Montie Quinn has been named the 2025 Walter Camp Division III Player of the Year, following one of the most dominant individual seasons in NCAA history.
Quinn led all NCAA divisions with an astounding 2,446 rushing yards and ranked second nationally with 27 rushing touchdowns. He was a huge part of the reason why Curry improved from 4-6 last season to 8-3 in 2025.
Among his many 2025 season highlights, Quinn set a new NCAA all-division single-game rushing record with 552 yards against Nichols College on October 18 — a performance that etched his name into the college football record books.
In addition to the Walter Camp honor, Quinn was named the Conference of New England Offensive Player of the Year, a two-time AFCA First Team All-American, and a Gagliardi Trophy finalist. He also earned the New England Football Writers College Division Gold Helmet Award and repeated as the Joe Zabilski Award winner.
Quinn’s 2025 campaign capped a remarkable collegiate career, during which he rewrote the Curry record books and became a national ambassador for Division III football excellence.
A native of Goose Creek, S.C., Quinn played scholastically at Stratford High School.
Walter Camp Division III Player of Year
2025 – Montie Quinn, RB, Curry
2024 – Aaron Syverson, QB, Saint John’s
2025 Walter Camp Division III All-America Team
Here is the 2025 Walter Camp Division III All-America Team
Offense
Wide Receiver: Thomas Skokna (North Central), Albert Rundell (Bethel)
Tight End: Logan Frederick (Utica)
Offensive Line: Dain Walter (Wisconsin LaCrosse), Giovanni Kennedy (Mount Union), Hayden Philpot (Hardin-Simmons), Reed Richards (Berry), Dave Casas (Delaware Valley)
Quarterback: Kaleb Blaha (Wisconsin-River Falls)
Running Back: Montie Quinn (Curry), Isaiah Simmons (SUNY Brockport)
Placekicker: Dominic Bourgeois (Susquehanna)
Defense
Defensive Line: Liam Danitz (Hope), JP Chaney (Aurora), John Sullivan (North Central), Kaleb Brown (Mount Union)
Linebacker: Gage Timm (Wisconsin-River Falls), Matt Conroy (Shenandoah), Aden Wiser (Cortland)
Defensive Back: Ethan Burrows (Adrian), Nick Strusowski (Ursinus), Carson Bourdo (Johns Hopkins), Dylan Connors (Wesleyan, Conn.)
Punter: Chase Lanham (Southwestern)
Kick Returner: Cree Cross (Centre)
Virginia Union running back Curtis Allen Named 2025 Walter Camp Division II Player of Year
Virginia Union University senior running back Curtis Allen has been named the 2025 Walter Camp Division II Player of the Year, capping off a historic season.
In just his first year as the Panthers’ starting running back, Allen delivered a record-breaking campaign that earned him national acclaim. He rushed for an NCAA Division II single-season record 2,409 yards and led the nation with 30 rushing touchdowns — all accomplished in just 12 games. His explosive performance helped propel Virginia Union to a standout season and national recognition.
Allen rushed for more than 100 yards in every game this season and surpassed the 200-yard mark four times. His defining performance came on November 1 against Bluefield State, when he finished with 369 rushing yards and five touchdowns.
The 2025 Harlon Hill Trophy, awarded to the most outstanding player in Division II football, Allen is the first player from a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) to win the Harlon Hill Trophy.
A native of Petersburg, Va., Allen played scholastically at Prince George High School.
Walter Camp Div. II Player of Year
2025 – Curtis Allen, RB, Virginia Union
2024 – Zach Zebrowski, QB, Central Missouri
2025 Walter Camp Division II All-America Team
Here is the 2025 Walter Camp Division II All-America Team
Offense
Wide Receiver: Gage Florence (MSU Moorhead), T.J. Chukwurah (Black Hills State)
Tight End: Luke Dehnicke (Minnesota Duluth)
Offensive Line: Tim Anderson (Ferris State), Joe Cooper (Slippery Rock), Jake Mitchell (Harding), Ryan Schernecke (Kutztown)
Center: Slade Edwards (Central Washington)
Quarterback: Jack Strand (MSU Moorhead)
Running Back: Curtis Allen (Virginia Union), Andrew Miller (Harding)
Placekicker: Manaki Watanabe (Ashland)
Defense
Defensive Line: Kenyon Garner (Livingstone), Michael Shimek (Ashland), Amarie Fleming (Allen), Tyler King (Central Washington)
Linebacker: Landon Boss (Emporia State), Ja’Kobe Clinton (West Florida), Brandon Hile (Kutztown)
Defensive Back: Parker Knutson (Southwest Minnesota State), Trevor Romaldo (New Mexico Highlands), Justin Payoute (Ferris State), Jordan Rogers (Pittsburg State)
Punter: Lucas LeSieur (Colorado School of Mines)
Kick Returner: Keiren Jackson (Edward Waters)
