Four players have been added to Project-40, the MLS/U.S. Soccer player development program. The four players are: Devin Barclay (17), Chris Carrieri (20), Isaias Bardales Jr. (21) and Miguel Saavedra (17).They will be eligible for selection in the 2001 SuperDraft on Feb. 5.Bios follow: DEVIN BARCLAY Position: Forward. Hometown: Annapolis, Md. Ht: 5-9 Wt: 165 Born: April 9, 1983. Prep: McDonogh. National Team: Played in every match for the U-18s in 2000, making 19 appearances (16 starts) and scoring five goals and recording three assists … Invited in December to train with the U-20 team and is in current January camp at the ARCO Training Center in California … Club: Played four years (95′-’99) with the Bethesda Strikers … Currently plays with SC Baltimore Stars and helped the team win the Columbia Invitational Tournament in May 2000 … Other: In August 2000 had a 12-day training stint with Liverpool F.C. in England. Prep: As a freshman forward at McDonogh, he recorded 11 goals and 11 assists in 25 games as the team captured the MIAA ‘A’ Conference Championship … He moved to midfield as a sophomore and netted five goals while dishing 19 assists as the team made it to the MIAA ‘A’ final … In September moved to Bradenton Academy High School as part of the Bollettieri Residential Program. Personal: Parents are David and Liz … Brother Colin is a sophomore at McDonogh High School … Hobbies include skiing, surfing and bodyboarding. CHRIS CARRIERI Position: Forward/Midfielder Hometown: Stafford, Va. Ht: 5-8 Wt: 150. Born: April 28, 1980. College: North Carolina. College: 2000: Led the nation in scoring with 25 goals in 24 games (also contributed 14 assists) … Won ACC Player of the Year honors, the first player from North Carolina to do so … He set a UNC record by scoring goals in 11 consecutive games … Led the team to the NCAA College Cup quarterfinals and most wins in a single season (21) … Set UNC school records for goals and points in a season … Selected as a first team Soccer America All-American and first team NSCAA All-American. 1999: Named first-team All-ACC at forward in a vote of the conference’s head coaches … Finished second in the ACC in goals (12) and tied for second in goals per game (0.60) … Named to the Soccer America All-Freshman team. Prep: Played four years of varsity soccer at midfielder at North Stafford High School in Stafford, Virginia. … A 1998 Parade Magazine High School All-American. Personal: Christopher Michael Carrieri is the son of Joseph and Susan Carrieri … Has one sister, Kimberly … Played club soccer with the Prince William Cardinals … Born in San Antonio… Majored in communications studies. ISAIAS BARDALES JR. Position: Forward. Hometown: San Jose, Calif. Ht: 5-10. Wt: 155. Born: Aug. 18, 1979 College: San Jose State. National Team: Played for Sigi Schmid as a member of the U.S. U-20 National Team through qualifying matches for the 1999 FIFA World Championships in Nigeria … An ankle injury forced him off the team that would go on to win two games at the biennial tournament … Recorded 10 career caps at the U-20 level … Has been a member of the U.S. Youth National Team pool since age 17. College: Recently completed his second season at San Jose State after redshirting as a freshman in 1998 … Started each of his 39 appearances for the Spartans … As the team’s second leading scorer (11g, 3a) he helped SJSU to a 20-1-1 record and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament … Bardales started and played in 19 games as a freshman in 1999 when the Spartans posted a 7-11-2 record. Prep: A 1998 Parade Magazine All-American at San Jose’s Leland High, Bardales was a four-time selection to All-League first team. Personal: His parents are Isaias and Maria Bardales, and he has a sister, Shamtae Macias … Enjoys golf, snowboarding and dancing. MIGUEL SAAVEDRA Position: Midfielder Hometown: Milwaukee, Wis. Ht: 5-11 Wt: 155. Born: July 3, 1983 Prep: Milwaukee Trade and Technical. National Team: Appeared in four games and started two for the U.S. U-18 National in 2000, all as a part of the United States Amateur Soccer Festival in Rhode Island … Tentatively set to join the U-18’s for a training camp in Florida from February 4-11, 2001. Club: A member of Milwaukee’s Mequon United FC … In addition to playing with the club’s U-18 squad, Saavedra also joined Mequon United’s top amateur team, which traditionally consists of players 18 years of age and older, bypassing the majority of his final year of high school eligibility … Captured the Wisconsin State Cup as a member of Mequon United’s U-14’s. Prep: Played three full varsity seasons at Milwaukee Trade and Technical High School from 1997-1999, all as a starter … Was the team’s leading scorer and MVP in each of those seasons … Received scholarship offers from the Virginia, Duke, Indiana and the University of Wisconsin. Personal: Born to July 3, 1983 in Milwaukee to Martin and Victoria Saavedra … The fifth of seven children … Older brothers Martin and Daniel play collegiate soccer at Mount Senario College and Wisconsin-Milwaukee, respectively … Other siblings include older sisters Maria del Lourdes Martinez and Maria de Rocio Saldana, younger sister Maritza and younger brother Gerardo. The current 2001 Project-40 roster follows: