PASADENA — Four La Verne football players were named to the 2014 All-SCIAC Teams as voted on by the head coaches of the conference.

Linebacker Anthony Arguello and wide receiver Jonathan Lilly were named to the first team. Running back Travis Sparks and safety Connor Truhitte secured spots on the second team.

This is Arguello's third All-SCIAC honor. The senior was named to the first team in 2012 and earned a spot on the second team last year. Arguello was third on the team in tackles (48) and in pass breakups (4). He also forced a fumble and recovered one.

Lilly, who came on last year as a junior, posted one of the best single-season by a receiver in La Verne history. The senior finished the season with 1,050 yards and 13 touchdowns on 50 receptions in just eight games and moved up to No. 2 all-time in career reception yards (1,855). Lilly finished fourth in the nation in receiving yards per game (131.3) and tied for 11^th in receiving touchdowns despite playing at least two fewer games than everyone ahead of him.

Sparks had a breakout season after serving as La Verne all-time leading rusher Matthew Biggers' understudy for two years. The junior ended with 1,046 yards on the ground on whopping 8.0 yards per carry and scored seven touchdowns.

Truhitte led the team in tackles (69) and pass breakups (6). He also notched 1.5 tackles for loss and snagged one interception.

Quarterback Michael Lahey of Chapman was named the 2014 Offensive Athlete of the Year while linebacker Max Winsberg of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps was tabbed the Defensive Athlete of the Year.

Chapman's Bob Owens was named the SCIAC Coach of the Year.

2014 SCIAC All-Conference Teams