Schelotto, last year's MVP and this year's leading scorer, led all players, followed by Donovan and Colorado's Conor Casey, in voting of fans, MLS coaches and GMs, media and players with each category counting 25 percent.
At 23, Houston's Stuart Holden is the youngest of the seven first-time all-stars. Kasey Keller, Seattle's 39-year-old goalie, is the oldest.
Besides Casey, the other new all-stars are Swede Freddie Ljungberg (Seattle), Colombian Wilman Conde (Chicago), Geoff Cameron (Houston) and Chad Marshall (Columbus).
The closest vote was in the midfield voting, where De Rosario edged Mexican Cuauhtemoc Blanco (Chicago) by 0.52 points.
Houston Dynamo coach Dominic Kinnear and his staff's selections will be announced on Monday. Two Commissioner's selections will complete the 18-man game-day roster.
Kinnear earned the honor of coaching the MLS all-stars against Everton by leading his team to the highest points per game average in MLS through games on June 28.
2009 MLS All-Star Voting
Goalkeeper
Kasey Keller (Seattle) 26.83
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Pat Onstad (Houston) 14.09
Defenders
Chad Marshall (Columbus) 26.83
Geoff Cameron (Houston) 20.47
Wilman Conde (Chicago) 20.30
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Jhon Kennedy Hurtado (Seattle) 18.54
Jonathan Bornstein (Chivas USA) 18.48
Midfielders
Guillermo Barros Schelotto (Columbus) 57.49
Freddie Ljungberg (Seattle) 29.33
Shalrie Joseph (New England) 26.95
Stuart Holden (Houston) 25.35
Dwayne De Rosario (Toronto FC) 22.33
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Cuauhtemoc Blanco (Chicago) 21.85
Ricardo Clark (Houston) 20.82
Osvaldo Alonso (Seattle) 18.19
Paulo Nagamura (Chivas USA) 18.09
Forwards
Landon Donovan (Los Angeles) 42.82
Conor Casey (Colorado) 39.51
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Fredy Montero (Seattle) 31.05
Brian McBride (Chicago) 22.19
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