Freddy Adu, at 12 years old the youngest player to enter U.S. Soccer’s residency camp for the U-17 national team in Bradenton, Fla., scored four goals at the U.S. Soccer/Nike Club Tournament Nov. 30-Dec. 2. Coach John Ellinger fielded two teams. One comprised of players from his 2001 U-17 World Cup squad and another of younger players preparing for the 2003 championship. The younger U.S. U-17s (1986s) outscored opponents 9-2 and won three games The attacking combination of Guillermo Gonzalez, Mike Harrington, Corey Ashe, Eddie Gaven and Adu overwhelmed their older opponents and accounted for eight of the nine goals. The older U-17s, in their last appearance together, won two and lost one. Results: U.S. U-17 (1986) 3, Syracuse Blitz (84-85) 1 U.S. scorers: Ashe, Adu, Harrington. U.S. U-17s (1984-85) 2 Houston Texans (83-84) 1 U.S. scorer: Magee, Magee. U.S. U-17 (1986) 2 Richmond Strikers (83-85) 0 U.S. scorers: Griffin, Adu. U.S. U-17s (1984-85) 3 Chicago Sockers (83-84) 0 U.S. scorers: E. Johnson, Gonzalez, Mapp. U.S. U-17 (1986) 4 FC Delco (85-86) 1 U.S. scorers: Adu, Adu, Gaven, Gonzalez Colorado Rush (83-84) 2 U.S. U-17s (1984-85) 1 U.S. scorer: Mapp