NCAA Division II Men
Christopher Joyce, Franklin Pierce. The Englishman led Division II with 67 points on 29 goals and nine assists to help FPC to the Division II championship game. He set the NCAA career record with nine goals in Division II tournament play.

NCAA Division II Women
Shannon Lovejoy. Lovejoy recorded eight goals and nine assists for 25 points for the Falcons, leading them to the NCAA Division II title game, losing in overtime to Nebraska-Omaha. She closes her career as Seattle Pacific's single-season and career leader in goals, assists, points, shots and game-winning goals.

NCAA Division III Men
David McClellan, Messiah. McClellan scored 20 goals and added seven assists as he helped Messiah to its third national title in four years.

NCAA Division III Women
Puget Sound. Kjar has won back-to-back Northwest Conference Offensive Player of the Year honors. She closes her career with nine school records, including career goals (58) and points (146).

NAIA Men
Hjortur Hjartarson, Auburn-Montgomery. The junior from Iceland led the NAIA with 48 goals and 106 points in 2005.

NAIA Women
Clare Sykes, Martin Methodist. The sophomore from England scored 10 goals and added 11 assists for the NAIA champions.

Junior College Division I Men
Luis Campo, Georgia Perimeter. In two seasons as an offensive midfielder for the 2005 NJCAA champions, he scored 37 goals and had 50 assists.

Junior College Division I Women
Melissa Hornfeck, Monroe. Hornfeck becomes the first female, and only the second player, to win consecutive National Player of the Year honors at the JC level. Despite injury that kept her off the field for a large part of the season, she still scored 14 goals and had eight assists and helped Monroe to its second consecutive national title.

Junior College Division III Men
Dwight Barnett, Herkimer County. Barnett captained the Generals to a 2005 NJCAA Division III national championship. He scored 53 goals and had 34 assists in two years at Herkimer.

Junior College Division III Women
Andrea Salvador, Solano. Salvador shattered every Solano single-season scoring record, posting 26 goals and 14 assists for a total of 66 points.