The following players were selected to the U.S. Youth Soccer Boys’ Olympic Development Program at the 1998 Interregional Event in Cocoa, Fla. by the U.S. federation’s national coaching staff and the regional ODP coaching staff.

1981 All-American Team

Guy Abrahamson (Livingston, N.J.), Christopher Aloisi (North Babylon, N.J.), Phillip Arias (Bakersfield, Calif.), Dustin Branan (Lakeville, Minn.), Casey Conor (Denver, Colo.), Joshua Elbaum (Denver, Colo.), Carlo Espinosa (East Islip, N.Y.), Angelo Herrera (Albuquerque, N.M.), Matt Jewett (Overland Park, Kan.), Matt Oliver (Waldorf, Md.), Trevor Perea (Dallas), Jonathon Rich (Tempe, Ariz.), Chad Riley (Houston), David Testo (Arden, N.C.), Mike Trancilla (Barnhart, Mo.), Daniel Watson (Blue Springs, Mo.), Mitchell Watson (Modesto, Calif.), Jason White (Maple Glen, Pa.).

1982 All-American Team

Matthew Ahumada (Scottsdale, Ariz.), Miguel Alvarez (San Marino, Calif.), Vicente Bastidas (Catasauqua, Pa.), McNeil Cronon (Lilburn, Ga.), Jack Cummings (Madeira, Ohio), Justin Detter (White Lake, Mich.), Jamal Drewry-Sutton (Wichita, Kan.), Michael Erush (Sherman Oaks, Calif.), Alecko Eskandarian (Montvale, N.J.), Martin Hutton (Spring, Texas), Kelvin Jones (Fredricksburg, Va.), Sean McGinty (Charlotte, N.C.), Lloyd Osafu (Franklin Lakes, N.J.), Lindon Picorelli (La Crescenta, Calif.), Chris Pomeroy (Louisville, Ky.), Andres Rota (Kingwood, Texas), Chris Sawyer (Highlands Ranch, Colo.), Kevin Taylor (Miami).

1984 All-American Team

Nick Angelillo (Palmdale, Calif.), Jordan Chirico (Conesus, N.Y.), Michael Cusenza (Pleasanton, Calif.), Dominic Doty (McMinnville, Ore.), Daniel Fiore (Bartlett, Ill.), William Flanagan (Ridgefield, Wash.), Chris Lancos (Belford, N.J.), Brian Plotkin (Lisle, Ill.), Zachary Riffet (Brenham, Texas), Luis Robles (Sierra Vista, Ariz.), Dustin Sawyer (Bunnell, Fla.), Ben Schwartz (Potomac, Md.), Jordan Stone (Allen, Texas), Daniel Wasson (Colorado Springs, Colo.), Ricardo Way (Chicago), Jun Yoshida (Addison, Texas), Ben Young (Chevy Chase, Md.), Cesar Zambrano (Chicago).