BRIDGEPORT, Pa. -- The Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) announces the selection of 68 student-athletes to the 2011 Men's National Collegiate Club All-America Team. Led by National Player of the Year Will Agramonte of the University of Southern California (USC), the 68 student-athletes are broken down into Division I and III teams.

On the Division I team, 26 teams were recognized led by three selections for the National Champion Bruins of USC, National Collegiate Club Chamionship runner-up Yale University, University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) and Arizona State University (ASU).  On the first team, Agramonte is joined by Wesley Sjoholm of ASU, Austen Oliver of Columbia University, Max Scott of UCLA, Aaron Bishow of the University of Oregon, David Skophammer of Yale and UCLA goalie Mike Scott.

Overall, 21 student-athletes earned First, Second or Third Team honors from the league's coaches/contacts, while 18 players picked up Honorable Mention accolades in the wake of the 2011 season.

On the Division III team, National Champion Washington University in St. Louis and Hamilton College each garnered four selections as 14 institutions received one or more All-America nods.

Tim Greer of Washington University, Noah Perwin of Bowdoin College, Tom Youngblood of Hamilton College, Jeff Skalon and Frank Wasielewski of Monmouth College, Will Havercroft of New York University and Benji Koltai of Tufts University encompass the First Team as a total of 29 student-athletes garnered Division III All-America notice.