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MIDWEST REGION TEAM First Name Last Name NPSL Team College Position* Age Height Weight Erik Altenburg LC Aris FC UW-La Crosse HM 22 5'9' 160 William Bayemi AFC Ann Arbor None M/W 20 6'1' 185 Kyle Carr Lansing United Liberty HM 21 6' 170 Peter Ceesay New York Athletic Club Borough Of Manhattan Community F 21 6'2' 165 Gianluca Cuomo Rochester Riverdogz Warner M 23 6'2' 180 Matthew Gutierrez Dutch Lions FC University of Jamestown GK 20 6'2' 190 Jaden Hoth Little Rock Rangers U of Central Arkansas M 26 6'1' 175 Khalil Karl Buxmont Torch FC Liberty HM 23 6'1' 170 Chris Kurth Milwaukee Torrent UW-Oshkosh D 24 6' 183 Drew Ruggles Milwaukee Torrent Georgia Southern CB 24 6' 170 Dario Suarez AFC Ann Arbor None F 24 5'7' 160 James Togbah FC Wichita Eastern Florida State D 21 5'9' 166 Aaron Wagner LC Aris FC Viterbo Utility M/D/F 21 6'3' 205 Campbell Weyland Buxmont Torch FC Lafayette D 22 6'1' 175 Ahmed Zaky Dutch Lions FC U of Texas Brownsville LW 25 6'2' 190 NORTHEAST REGION TEAM First Name Last Name NPSL Team College Position* Age Height Weight Alexander Alleyne Greater Lowell United FC Merrimack M 21 5'9' 145 Matel Anasta Kingston Stockade FC Marist Utility M/W/F/D 23 5'10' 150 Salvatore Barone Brooklyn Italians St. Francis CM/LW 21 5'7' 150 Mike Bazadona Electric City Shock Bloomsburg F 19 6' 155 Matthew Berman New Jersey Copa FC Marist CM 23 5'7' 155 Erik Casterline Electric City Shock Frostburg State D 23 5'10' 155 Patrick DeRosa Greater Lowell United FC Nichols CB 23 5'10' 185 Fabrice Dogbey Rhode Island Reds Rhode Island F/M 22 6' 170 John Dumbuya Greater Lowell United FC Middlesex Community M 23 6' 170 Joshua Jess Rhode Island Reds UMASS Amherst D 22 6'1' 182 Mateusz Koziol Kingston Stockade FC Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute M 23 5'9' 165 Daniel Mendoza New Jersey Copa FC Montclair State CM 26 6' 180 Ryan Morris Clarkstown Eagles Montclair State W/F 23 5'5' 140 Reindolf Osei amoako Brooklyn Italians None CB 23 6'1' 166 Andrew Santos New Jersey Copa FC Manhattan CB 23 5'9' 170 Josh Smith Hershey FC Bloomsburg D 21 6' 170 SOUTH REGION TEAM First Name Last Name NPSL Team College Position* Age Height Weight Russell Alvarez Shreveport Rafters Delta State M 22 5'9' 160 Bryce Billington Atlanta Silverbacks None GK 21 6'3' 185 Russell Cacho New Orleans Jesters LeMoyne M 22 5'11" 195 Idrissa Camara Liverpool Warriors Southern Methodist F 23 6'4' 180 Corwin Carbonell Fort Worth Vaqueros FC Richland F/W 24 5'7' 150 Daniel Gonzalez Armada U-23 Florida International AM 22 5'8' 145 Diego Hurtado Miami United FC Thomas D 23 5'10' 173 Momodou Lamin Jallow Atlanta Silverbacks None F/AM 20 6'1' 145 Ricardo Lozano Chavez Tulsa Athletics UNC Greensboro AM/HM 21 5'7' 145 Nestor Martinez Fort Worth Vaqueros FC None CM/F 21 5'9' 155 Luke Parker Memphis City FC East Tennessee State F 21 5'11' 140 David Perez Chattanooga FC Lee F 21 5'7' 155 Derick Pettiway Liverpool Warriors Collin County Community D 22 6'1' 178 Jordan Poarch Tulsa Athletics UNC Greensboro D 23 5'11' 155 Abdallah Rayyan Shreveport Rafters Wiley college CB 21 6' 173 Trevor Reed Little Rock Rangers Northeastern State CM 21 5'11' 165 Ryan Reid New Orleans Jesters Coastal Carolina F 23 5'11' 180 Ali Sodal Joplin Demize Midland F 22 6'3' 169 WEST REGION TEAM First Name Last Name NPSL Team College Position* Age Height Weight Keenan Armbrust Sacramento Gold Azusa Pacific Utility M/D/F 22 6' 160 Khalid Arramdani East Bay FC Stompers Canada F / W 23 6' 168 Arya Blourchian Sports Club Corinthians USA UC Riverside M/D 20 6' 158 Andre Brown Sacramento Gold UCAL Davis M / D 23 5'10' 172 Irvin Campos SoCal SC UC Riverside HM 21 5' 150 Luis Cardona Albion SC Pros Cuyamaca D / M 23 5'11' 165 Richard Cervantes Albion SC Pros California State U San Marcos F / CM 20 5'5' 145 Andy Contreras SoCal SC UC Riverside M 26 5'10' 200 Dawda Dibba OSA FC Peninsula F /W 23 5'10' 155 Diego Garcia East Bay FC Stompers Canada CB / M 23 6'1' 190 Alonso Lara Deportivo Coras USA U-23 Modesto Junior GK 25 5'10' 175 Felipe Liborio Albion SC Pros Temple M 21 5'7' 147 Geronimo Lima Sports Club Corinthians USA None D 20 6'1' 188 Edgar Llamas Deportivo Coras USA U-23 Chaffey CM/RM 25 5'7' 150 Victor Parra East Bay FC Stompers San Jose State F/M 23 6' 180 Jose Perez Deportivo Coras USA U-23 None D 21 5'9' 165 Emanuel Vazquez East Bay FC Stompers Canada D 24 6' 185 * KEY F - Forward AM - Attacking MF CB - Centerback W - Winger HM - Holding MF D - Defender LW - Left Winger CM - Center MF GK - Goalkeeper RW - Right Winger LM - Left MF Utility RM - Right MF M - Midfield.
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