The U.S. U-17 boys national team lost its first two games in Brazil, and U-18 followed the U-16 team into camp in Chula Vista, Calif. U.S. U-18 BOYS: The U-18s has three matches scheduled during their stay in Chula Vista, Calif.: UCLA on March 5, the L.A. Galaxy on March 7 and the San Diego Sockers on March 9. The group called in for this camp includes two players who have joined professional clubs. Forward Sergio Flores plays with Chacarita Juniors in Argentina, and midfielder Craig Capano was recently drafted by the Chicago Fire. Players on the U-18 team are eligible for the 2005 World Youth Championship. Goalkeepers: Ryan Best (Williamstown, N.J.), Andrew Kartunen (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.), Jason Landers (Lower Gwynedd, Pa.). Defenders: Jeff Chambers (Christiana, Pa.), Greg Dalby (Poway, Calif.), Hunter Freeman (Allen, Texas), Gabe Ortega (Ozone Park, N.Y), Steven Purdy (Morgan Hill, Calif.), Mike Zaher (Las Vegas, Nev.). Midfielders: Dave Brown (Media, Pa.), Taylor Canel (Sherman Oaks, Calif.), Craig Capano (Chicago Fire), Ian Etherington, (Temecula, Calif.), Will Hall (Shirley, N.Y.), Patrick Ianni (Lodi, Calif.), Josh Villalobos (Fayetteville, N.C.). Strikers: Arturo Alvarez (Houston), Chad Barrett (Beaverton, Ore.), Adam Cristman (Glen Allen, Va.), Andrew Daniels (Milwaukee), Sergio Flores (Chacarita Juniors/ARG), Nate Norman (Rochester, Mich.), Ramon Nunez (Dallas). U.S. U-17 BOYS: The U.S. Under-17s opened the Mundialito Joao Havelange with a 4-0 loss to Brazil and a 2-1 loss to Angola in Campos, Brazil. Drew Harrison scored against Angola. The Americans, who are playing in their first international tournament since entering residency camp in Bradenton, Fla., will face Panama on Wednesday, March 6, before ending the tournament with placement games on March 9-10. U.S. U-16 BOYS: The U.S. U-16s beat the La Jolla Nomas U-17s twice (6-1 and 2-1) and the U-16 Nomads (4-2) and fell to a U-17 CYSA South select team (4-0) during their stay in Chula Vista, Calif. The next camp for the U-16s is in June.