Aguilar Earns Second Consecutive NAIA All-American Honor

Kansas City, MO- Senior forward Ronald Aguilar of Texas A&M University-San Antonio has once again etched his name into the Jaguars' record books, earning NAIA Men's Soccer All-American honors for the second consecutive year. The prestigious national recognition places Aguilar among the top collegiate soccer players in the country and highlights his continued excellence on the field.

Aguilar first achieved All-American status last season, becoming the first men's soccer player in program history to receive the honor. He followed that milestone with another outstanding campaign, once again leading the Jaguars' attack and playing a central role in what became the most successful season in A&M-San Antonio men's soccer history.

A senior from Chalatenango, El Salvador, Aguilar consistently delivered in key moments throughout the season. He paced the Jaguars in scoring, applied constant pressure to opposing defenses and provided veteran leadership that helped elevate the team's overall performance. His play earned him multiple conference honors while cementing his reputation as one of the premier forwards in the NAIA.

Aguilar's impact extended beyond individual statistics. His leadership helped guide the Jaguars to a historic postseason run, including the program's first quarterfinal playoff victory and a berth in the conference tournament semifinals — milestones that reflect the growth of the program under his leadership.

Head coach Roberto Jaramillo praised Aguilar's dedication and influence on the team.

"Ronald sets the standard for our program," Jaramillo said. "Earning All-American honors in back-to-back seasons speaks volumes about his work ethic, consistency and commitment to excellence."

With his second All-American selection, Aguilar leaves a lasting legacy at Texas A&M University-San Antonio, helping establish the Jaguars as a rising force in NAIA men's soccer and setting a benchmark for future generations of players.