ROLLA, Mo. – The postseason honors continued to trickle in for the UNC Pembroke football team on Wednesday afternoon when senior Isaac Parks was named to the Associated Press (AP) Little All-America Team for the second-straight year, the organization announced.
 
With the announcement, Parks became just the third player in the history of the program to be decorated with all-America honors in multiple seasons. The Greensboro native earned all-America honors from three different organizations as a sophomore last season, including a second team nod from the AP.
 
The Braves have now sent at least one player to all-America nods following each of the last seven seasons, and for the 11^th time in the 13-year history of the program. Parks is the only player in school history to be named to the AP Little All-America Team twice, and is now the third player in program lore to rake in first team honors from the organization.
 
Parks led all of NCAA Division II with a 45.7 yard average on 52 punts, including 17 kicks that went for 50 or more yards. The junior pinned opponents inside the 20-yard line on 19 of his 52 kicks (36.5 percent), including 11 that forced opponents to set up shop inside their own 10-yard line. He set a new school record with a 52.5 yard average on four punts in the win over Mars Hill, including a season-longest 67-yard kick in the fourth quarter. He matched that effort with a 67-yard punt in the season finale against UVa.-Wise as well.
 
A three-year starter for the Black & Gold, Parks already holds UNCP career records for punt yards (6,772) and punt attempts (159), and currently possesses a program-best 42.59 punting average as well. He also owns three of the top four single-game punting performances in program history, as well as four of the 10 longest punts in program lore.
 

UNC PEMBROKE FOOTBALL ALL-AMERICANS
Year	Player, Position	Organization(s)
2019	Isaac Parks, Punter	Associated Press
2018	Isaac Parks, Punter	Multiple
2017	Tyler Hinton, Defensive Line	Football Gazette
2016	Matt Davis, Kicker/Punter	Multiple
2016	Jaden Funderburk, Offensive Line	Football Gazette
2016	B.J. Bunn, Wide Receiver	Football Gazette
2016	Rontonio Stanley, Running Back	Football Gazette
2015	B.J. Bunn, Wide Receiver	Football Gazette
2014	L.J. Stroman, Defensive Back	Multiple
2013	Wes Carter, Offensive Line	Football Gazette
2013	Luke Charles, Quarterback	Multiple
2011	Travis Daniels, Running Back	Multiple
2011	Luke Charles, Quarterback	BSN
2011	Fred Williams, Linebacker	BSN
2010	Adam Deese, Linebacker	Football Gazette
2009	Justin Hinson, Punter	Multiple
2009	Hivera Green, Offensive Line	BSN
2009	Keith Broderick, Offensive Line	BSN
2008	Caylon Hann, Defensive Back	Football Gazette