Keith Duncan, A.J. Epenesa, Tristan Wirfs and Charlie Kolar

Three members of the University of Iowa football team and another from Iowa State have been named to the 2019 Associated Press All-America Teams, the AP announced Monday.

Iowa junior kicker Keith Duncan was named first-team All-American, while junior right tackle Tristan Wirfs and junior defensive end A.J. Epenesa were selected for the second team.

Iowa State sophomore tight end Charlie Kolar was chosen for a spot on the third team.

Duncan, a Lou Groza Award finalist and Walter Camp second-team All-American, set Big Ten Conference and Iowa single-season records with 29 field goals made, a total that ranks sixth-best all-time in NCAA history. Duncan also set a school record with six field-goal attempts in a game and 34 attempts in a season.

Duncan finished the regular season 29-for-34 on field goals and 25-for-25 on point-after kicks. He was named the Big Ten’s Special Teams Player of the Week three times and was named the Bakken-Andersen Kicker of the Year and a unanimous first-team all-Big Ten selection by the AP.

Wirfs was named the Big Ten’s Rimington-Pace Offensive Lineman of the Year in addition to earning first-team all-conference honors from both the coaches and the media. He was a Walter Camp second-team All-American and a unanimous first-team all-Big Ten pick by the AP.

Epenesa was a second-team Walter Camp All-American, too, while also earning first-team all-Big Ten honors from the coaches, media and the AP. He was the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week twice and leads the Hawkeyes in tackles for loss (13), quarterback sacks (9) and forced fumbles (3).

Kolar is the first Cyclone in school history to be named to an All-American team as well as an Academic All-American squad. Kolar was first-team Academic All-America by CoSIDA, announced last week.

Kolar leads all Big 12 Conference tight ends with 48 receptions, 675 receiving yards and seven touchdowns. His 675 yards is a school record for tight ends as well.

2019 AP All-America Team

FIRST TEAM

Offense

Quarterback — Joe Burrow, sr., LSU.

Running backs — Chuba Hubbard, so., Oklahoma State; Jonathan Taylor, jr., Wisconsin.

Tackles — Penei Sewell, so., Oregon; Andrew Thomas, jr., Georgia.

Guards — Wyatt Davis, so., Ohio State; Kevin Dotson, sr., Louisiana-Lafayette.

Center — Tyler Biadasz, jr., Wisconsin.

Tight end — Harrison Bryant, sr., Florida Atlantic.

Wide receivers — Ja’Marr Chase, so., LSU; CeeDee Lamb, jr., Oklahoma.

All-Purpose player — Lynn Bowden Jr., jr., Kentucky.

Kicker — Keith Duncan, jr., Iowa.

Defense

Ends — Chase Young, jr., Ohio State; James Lynch, jr., Baylor.

Tackles — Derrick Brown, sr., Auburn; Javon Kinlaw, sr., South Carolina.

Linebackers — Isaiah Simmons, jr., Clemson; Evan Weaver, sr., California; Micah Parsons, so., Penn State.

Cornerbacks — Derek Stingley, fr., LSU; Jeff Okudah, jr., Ohio State.

Safeties — Antoine Winfield Jr., so., Minnesota; J.R. Reed, sr., Georgia.

Punter — Max Duffy, jr., Kentucky.

SECOND TEAM

Offense

Quarterback — Justin Fields, so., Ohio State.

Running backs — J.K. Dobbins, jr., Ohio State; Travis Etienne, jr., Clemson.

Tackles — Jedrick Wills Jr., jr., Alabama; Tristan Wirfs, jr., Iowa.

Guards — Shane Lemieux, sr., Oregon; John Simpson, sr., Clemson.

Center — Creed Humphrey, so., Oklahoma.

Tight end — Hunter Bryant, jr., Washington.

Wide receivers — Devonta Smith, jr., Alabama; Michael Pittman, sr., Southern California.

All-Purpose player — Jaylen Waddle, so., Alabama.

Kicker — Rodrigo Blankenship, sr., Georgia.

Defense

Ends — A.J. Epenesa, jr., Iowa; Curtis Weaver, jr., Boise State.

Tackles — Jaylen Twyman, so., Pittsburgh; Jordan Elliott, jr., Missouri.

Linebackers — Hamilcar Rashed Jr., jr., Oregon State; Zack Baun, sr., Wisconsin; Jordyn Brooks, sr., Texas Tech..

Cornerbacks — Amik Robertson, jr., Louisiana Tech; Jaylon Johnson, jr., Utah.

Safeties — Julian Blackmon, sr., Utah; Grant Delpit, jr., LSU.

Punter — Braden Mann, sr., Texas A&M.

THIRD TEAM

Offense

Quarterback — Jalen Hurts, sr., Oklahoma.

Running backs — Zack Moss, sr., Utah; AJ Dillon, jr., Boston College.

Tackles — Calvin Throckmorton, sr., Oregon; Colton McKivitz, sr., West Virginia.

Guards — Jonah Jackson, sr., Ohio State; Ben Bredeson, sr., Michigan.

Center — Matt Hennessy, jr., Temple.

Tight end — Charlie Kolar, so., Iowa State.

Wide receivers — Omar Bayless, sr., Arkansas State; Rashod Bateman, so., Minnesota.

All-Purpose player — Brandon Aiyuk, sr., Arizona State.

Kicker — Nick Sciba, so., Wake Forest.

Defense

Ends — Bradlee Anae, sr., Utah; Alex Highsmith, sr., Charlotte.

Tackles — Leki Fotu, sr., Utah; Neville Gallimore, sr., Oklahoma.

Linebackers — Logan Wilson, sr., Wyoming; Kenneth Murray, jr., Oklahoma; Malik Harrison, sr., Ohio State.

Cornerbacks — Trevon Diggs, sr., Alabama; Luc Barcoo, sr., San Diego State.

Safeties — Tanner Muse, sr., Clemson; Xavier McKinney, jr., Alabama.

Punter — Sterling Hofrichter, sr., Syracuse.