The end of the European season means it’s time for the big youth cups, and three American national teams are entered in tournaments. Boys U-20s Led by head coach Wolfgang Suhnholz, the U.S. U-20s are currently in Europe in preparations for a two-week tour in which the USA will play in two tournaments: the Enschede Tournament (June 2-4) in Enschede, Netherlands, and the Monthey Tournament (June 7-11) in Monthey, Switzerland. The U-20’s have amassed a 10-5-5 overall record in 2000 and are in early preparations for the CONCACAF U-20 Qualifying Tournament to be played next year for the for the FIFA U-20 World Championship to be played in Argentina during the summer. Roster: Goalkeepers — Delvin Countess (Sacramento, Calif.), Doug Warren (Hoffman Estates, Ill.); Defenders — Nelson Akwari (Houston, Texas), Jose Burciaga (Duncanville, Texas), Ricky Lewis (Spring, Texas), Seth Trembly (Colorado Rapids — MLS), Alexander Yi (Easton, Md.); Midfielders — Guy Abrahamson (Livingston, N.J.), Kenny Arena (Fairfax, Va.), Kyle Beckerman (Crofton, Md.), Kyle Martino (Westport, Conn.), Carlos Morales (N. Hollywood, Calif.), Trevor Perea (Dallas, Texas), Phillip Salyer (Trophy Club, Texas); Forwards — Conor Casey (Gilpin, Colo.), Brad Davis (St. Charles, Mo.), Kelly Gray (San Jose, Calif.), Nino Marc-Antonio (Bethesda, Md.). Schedule: Enschede Tournament (June 2-4) June 2 vs. Nacional Montevideo June 3 vs. Sheffield Wednesday June 3 vs. FC Enschede June 4 TBD Monthey Tournament (June 7-11) June 7 vs. FC Torino June 8 vs. Grasshoppers Zurich June 9 vs. FC. Barcelona June 10 vs. TBD (semifinals) June 11 vs. TBD (finals) Boys U-18s The U.S. Under-18 Men’s National Team will play their first international matches of 2000 when they take on the Republic of Ireland (June 8), Portugal (June 9) and Norway (June 11) at the Lisbon International Tournament in Portugal. U.S. U-18 head coach George Gelnovatch has compiled a 8-3-1 overall record this year heading into the tournament in Portugal. The tournament is a round robin format with the winner being determined by total points. Roster: Goalkeepers — Steve Cronin (Fair Oaks, Calif.), John Hanley (Indianapolis, Ind.); Defenders — Ryan Cochrane (Portland, Ore.), C.J. Klass (Cherry Valley, Ill.), Carlos Parra (Germantown, Md.); Midfielders — Ricardo Clark (Jonesboro, Ga.), Brian Devlin (Philadelphia, Pa.), Paul Dolinsky (Carmel, Ind.), Michael Enfield (Ventura, Calif.), Ned Grabavoy (New Lenox, Ill.), Adolfo Gregorio (Hilmar, Calif.), Bryan Jackson (La Canada, Calif.), Wesley Kirk (Bloomfield, N.J.); Forwards — Devin Barclay (Annapolis, Md.), Dimi Colon (Stuttgart, Germany), Kirk Dinnal (Newton, Mass.), Alecko Eskandarian (Montvale, N.J.), Cliff McKinley (Fountain Valley, Calif.). Schedule: Lisbon International Tournament June 8 vs. Ireland June 9 vs. Portugal June 11 vs. Norway Boys U-17s The U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team head coach John Ellinger will play two of the world’s most talented youth national teams, Italy (June 5) and Argentina (June 7) at the Mundialito of Salerno 2000 Tournament in Salerno, Italy. Goalkeeper Ford Williams (Raleigh, N.C.), defenders Chad Marshall (Riverside, Calif.) and Hunter Freeman (Allen, Texas), midfielder Sammy Castellanos (Philadelphia, Pa.) and forward Dario Saintus (Arlington, Texas) have been added the U-17s roster for the tournament in Italy. Saintus was the tournament MVP when the U-17s played in France last June. The U-17s have been in full-time residency in Bradenton, Fla., since January 17 and have compiled a 3-2-3 international record, which includes a recent sixth-place finish at the Ballymena Tournament held in Northern Ireland last month. Roster: Goalkeepers — Adam Schuerman (Brookfield, Wis.), Ford Williams (Raleigh, N.C.); Defenders — Chris Lancos (Belford, N.J.), David Chun (Irvine, Calif.), Gray Griffin (Huntersville, N.C.), Jordan Harvey (Mission Viejo, Calif.), Chad Marshall (Riverside, Calif.), Hunter Freeman (Allen, Texas), Chefik Simo (Plano, Texas); Midfielders — Josh Villalobos (Fayetteville, N.C.), Heath Pearce (Modesto, Calif.), Craig Capano (Hyde Park, N.Y.), Sammy Castellanos (Philadelphia, Pa.), Jordan Stone (Allen, Texas); Forwards — Dario Saintus (Arlington, Texas), Santino Quaranta (Baltimore, Md.), Paul Johnson (Princeton, N.J.), Edward Johnson (Palm Coast, Fla.) Schedule: Mundialito of Salerno 2000 June 5 vs. Italy June 7 vs. Argentina June 9 vs. TBD