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MLS: Project-40 Signee Biographies

ARTURO ALVAREZ Position: Forward Ht: 5-9 Wt: 145 Hometown: Houston Born: June 28, 1985 – Led the U.S. Under-18s with seven goals in 2002. – The tournament's second leading scorer as the U-18s' won the Talence International Tournament (France). – A natural finisher, he combines skill and poise near the goal. BRIAN CARROLL Position: Forward […]

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COLLEGE: Soccer America Men's MVPs

RICARDO CLARK (Furman) So./M Perhaps the top two-way player in college soccer; spearheaded the Paladins' bittersweet season. ALECKO ESKANDARIAN (Virginia) Jr./F Leaves UVa for MLS after having scored a school-record 25 goals in 2002; finished career with 50 goals in 60 games. WILLIAM HESMER (Wake Forest) Jr./G The last line of the nation's second-best defense; […]

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YOUTH: NSCAA/adidas Girls All-Americans

U-17 Zoe Bouchelle (Cockeysville, Md.), Jennifer Buczkowski (Elk Grove, Ill.), Rachel Buehler (Del Mar, Calif.), Amy Burlingham (Costa Mesa, Calif.), Mary Castalanelli (Lodi, Calif.), Bristyn Davis (Locust Valley, N.Y.), Shannon Foley (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.), Kerri Hanks (Allen, Texas), Ashlyn Harris (Satellite Beach, Fla.), Katherine Krambeer (Brooklyn Park, Minn.), Stephanie Kron (Paradise Valley, Ariz.), Darby […]

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YOUTH: NSCAA/adidas Boys All-Americans

U-17 Arturo Alvarez (Houston), Bryan Amos (Plano, Texas), Chad Barrett (Beaverton, Ore.), Sam Brill (Newton, Mass.), Adam Cristman (Glen Allen, Va.), Hugh Cronin (Winston-Salem, N.C.), Ryan Guy (Carlsbad, Calif.), Aaron Hohlbein (Middleton, Wis.), Andrew Kartunen (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.), Peter Lowry (Irvine, Calif.), Kiel McClung (Palmdale, Calif.), Nathan Norman (Rochester, Mich.), Ramon Nunez (Dallas), Patrick […]

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WUSA: Draft Order

First Round 1) San Diego, 2) New York, 3) Boston, 4) Philadelphia, 5) Atlanta, 6) Philadelphia, 7) Philadelphia, 8) Carolina. Second Round 9) New York, 10) Atlanta, 11) Boston, 12) San Jose, 13) Atlanta, 14) Philadelphia, 15) Washington, 16) Carolina. Third Round 17) San Diego, 18) San Diego, 19) Boston, 20) Washington, 21) Atlanta, 22) […]

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COLLEGE WOMEN: Portland's Sinclair is Soccer America's Player of the Year, heads MVP list

Sophomore striker Christine Sinclair, who scored 10 goals in the NCAA Tournament — a pair of them, including the overtime winner, in Portland's title-game triumph over archrival Santa Clara — has been selected Soccer America's 2002 College Women's Player of the Year. The Canadian star, who was Soccer America's Freshman of the Year in 2001, […]

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MLS: 2003 Regular-Season Schedule

Saturday, April 5 Los Angeles at Columbus Saturday, April 12 Columbus at MetroStars Los Angeles at Dallas D.C. United at Kansas City San Jose at Colorado Sunday, April 13 New England at Chicago Saturday, April 19 Los Angeles at MetroStars Columbus at New England Chicago at D.C. United Kansas City at San Jose Saturday, April […]

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U.S. SOCCER: U-17 Residency Camp (Spring '03)

Phil Marfuggi, Marcus Rein, Stephen Sandbo, Jonathan Spector, Brandon Owens, Drew Harrison, Kyle Helton, Adrian Chevannes, Tomiwa Ogunsola, Chase Wileman, Chris Germani, Daniel Szetela, Brian Grazier, John DiRaimondo, Jose Gomez, Rodrigo Hidalgo, Christian Jimenez, Eddie Gaven, Guillermo Gonzalez, Steve Curfman, Tim Ward, Michael Bradley, Brian Mascarenhas, Julian Valentin, Michael Harrington, Freddy Adu, Corey Ashe, Jacob […]

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U.S. Abroad (England, Jan. 1): Friedel is only New Year's Day winner

* Brad Friedel (Blackburn, PL) vs. Middlesbrough, 1-0. Started: 90 minutes. Trinidadian Dwight Yorke provided the winning goal during the game in which Friedel's collision with Ugo Ehiogu left the Middlesborough defender with fractured ribs and a punctured lung. * Kasey Keller (Tottenham, PL) at Southampton, 0-1. Started: 90 minutes. Keller, who made a couple […]

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U.S. Soccer: Arena is fifth in balloting for Americas' best coach

U.S. national team coach Bruce Arena finished fifth in balloting for the 2002 Best Coach of the Americas. Arena received seven votes to finish behind winner Luiz Felipe Scolari (Brazil national team), Argentine Nery Pumpido (Olimpia of Paraguay), Argentine Americo Gallego (Independiente of Argentina) and Brazilian Emerson Leao (Santos of Brazil). The award is organized […]

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