The first All-Europe team was in 1968 consisting of 22 players.

QB Keith Kaposta (SHAPE) was the first two-time selection, in 1968 with the inaugural team and 1969.

In 1970, All-Europe expanded to add a Second Team.

The Second Team was discontinued in 1975 and players were selected to the team without distinction.

There have been All-Europe Ends and Wide Receivers, but nobody has made the team as a designated TE.

In 1996, Chris Kane became the only athlete thus far to receive three All-Europe selections in one season (RB, DE, PK).

Heideberg has had the most All-Europe selections (180), followed by Ramstein (139) and Bitburg (122).

Randall Pelletier (Bitburg) and Brandon Simmons (Heidelberg) share the honor of most All-Europe selections with 5.

Heaviest:  325 lbs Quentin Anderson (Heidelberg-1993)

Data provided by: Erik Majorwitz