Orlando Bueso, the 1998 NAIA Player of the Year, was the first player chosen in the A-League draft of collegiate soccer players held in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. on the same weekend as the Umbro Select College All-Star Classic. Bueso was chosen by the Richmond Kickers, who obtained the pick in a trade with the expansion Lehigh Valley Steam for the Steam’s No. 6 overall pick in the draft, plus the Steam’s No. 1 pick in 2000. Bueso, from Lindsay Wilson College, scored 70 goals in his 90-game collegiate career, and was the catalyst for Lindsay Wilson’s NAIA national championship teams in 1995 and 1996. A second A-League expansion franchise, the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, chose Dartmouth goalkeeper Matt Nyman, who holds the school record for shutouts. Another goalkeeper, Virginia’s Brock Yetso, was chosen third overall by the expansion Maryland Mania. Twenty players in the A-League draft were also selected by Major League Soccer earlier in the day. MLS has first option on the players, and if the player is not signed by MLS within a specified time period, the player then goes to the A-League team, which has two weeks to sign the player.

1999 A-League Draft

FIRST ROUND
Pick/Team Player Pos. College
1. Richmond Orlando Bueso F Lindsey Wilson
2. Pittsburgh Matt Nyman GK Dartmouth
3. Maryland Brock Yetso GK Virginia
4. MIlwaukee Milton Griffiths MF William Carey
5. Connecticut Stephen Danbusky D Williams
6. Lehigh Valley Kevin Knight D/M James Madison
7. Raleigh Siggi Eyjolfsson F UNC Greensboro
8. Atlanta Ahmed Mohyeldin F Emory
9. Rochester Orest Gretchka F Hartwick
10. Charleston David Hayes F Wingate
11. Staten Island Darren Warham D Lynn
12. El Paso Milos Tomic MF Grand Canyon
13. Boston Simon Elliott MF Stanford
14. Cincinnati Scott Vallow GK Bowling Green
15. Nashville Craig Tomlinson F Ohio State
16. Vancouver Richard Bodnark D Simon Fraser
17. Seattle Craig Waibel D Washington
18. Long Island Jeff Bilyk MF Clemson
19. Hampton Roads John Mabe F UNC Charlotte
20. Orange County Tony Soto D SMU
21. Charleston Mats Nyqvist D New Hampshire Coll.
22. Milwaukee Matt Farris MF UNC Greensboro
23. Minnesota Eric Otto MF Duke
24. Lehigh Valley Greg Sutton GK St. Lawrence
25. Charleston Jon Akin F St. Leo
26. Nashville Burch Wiley D SW Missouri
27. Lehigh Valley Michael Apple F Akron
28. San Diego Seth George F UCLA
29. Toronto Kevin De Serpa MF Kitchener, Ont.
SECOND ROUND
Pick/Team Player Pos. College
1. Rochester Yuri Sagatov GK Virginia
2. San Francisco Bay Todd Duncan D San Jose State
3. Jacksonville Lequient Holbert MF West Florida
4. Nashville Kevin Kalish MF Saint Louis
5. Hershey Eric Kvello F Georgetown
6. Seattle Chris Wolff MF Washington
7. Minnesota Kevin Jensen F St. Olaf
8. Milwaukee Jason Zitzki F Wisc.-Parkside
9. Staten Island Billy Gatti GK So. Connecticut
10. Orange County John Wilson D Clemson
11. Hampton Roads Alan Eller MF Akron
12. Long Island Renwick Huston F So. Connecticut
13. New Orleans Rich Hansen F Fort Lewis
14. Vancouver David Mori MF Simon Fraser
15. Charleston Scott Thelen MF George Mason
16. Hershey Ben Ferry MF George Washington
17. Boston Sam Franklin MF Virginia
18. El Paso Paul Broome MF SMU
19. Jacksonville Ben Fisher D Belmont
20. San Francisco Bay Tom Poltl MF UCLA
21. Toronto Lei Williams MF Fairfield
22. Atlanta Ronnie Pascale GK Furman
23. Raleigh Bryan Freeman D UNC Greensboro
24. Lehigh Valley Jeff Knittel MF Syracuse
25. Connecticut Joe Murray MF Franklin Pierce
26. Indiana Andrew Parrish D Indiana
27. Maryland Trevor Ellis MF American
28. Pittsburgh Bobby Meyer D Dartmouth
29. Lehigh Valley Les Lunsford MF Richard Stockton.
TERRITORIAL ROUND
Pick/Team Player Pos. College
1. Atlanta Andy Leach F Life
2. Boston Keith McDonald MF Boston College
3. Charleston Rashad Miller D Coll. of Charleston
4. Cincinnati Gino DiGuardi MF Indiana
5. Connecticut Gilbert Jean-Baptiste D So. Connecticut
6. El Paso Javier Carrasco F Texas-El Paso
7. Hampton Roads Jeff Dominguez MF William & Mary
8. Hershey Andrew Copp MF Pittsburgh
9. Indiana Jeremy Aldrich D Butler
10. Jacksonville Milos Mamula MF Jacksonville
11. Lehigh Valley Andrew Mittendorf
12. Long Island John Wolyniec F Fordham
13. Maryland Richie Moller F Towson
14. Milwaukee Brian Dogherty MF Madison
15. Minnesota Jon Lowery GK Ohio State
16. Nashville Kevin McNamee D Vanderbilt
17. New Orleans Jose Sabillon F Marshall
18. Orange County Alessio Smith MF Cal State Fullerton
19. Pittsburgh Justin Evand MF St. Bonaventure
20. Raleigh Pasi Kinturi MF Campbell
21. Richmond Trevor Spencer MF Virginia Commonwealth
22. Rochester Dema Kovalenko MF Indiana
23. Sacramento Kevin Mercado MF Sacramento State
24. San Diego Leighton O’Brien MF San Diego
25. San Francisco Bay Adam Siegman F Stanford
26. Seattle Viet Nguyen F Washington
27. Staten Island Duke Shamo F St. Francis, N.Y.
28. Toronto Toly Da Steridis MF Sir John MacDonald
29. Vancouver Simon Vickers F Victoria