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Pac-12 in the MLS Draft Pac-12 Men’s Soccer Players Drafted in the MLS 1996 Inaugural Player Draft Round 7 67. Frankie Hejduk (UCLA), Tampa Bay Mutiny College Draft Round 1 4. Adam Frye (UCLA), Tampa Bay Mutiny 5. Chris Snitko (UCLA), Kansas City Wizards Round 2 17. Greg Vanney (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 3 23. Eddie Lewis (UCLA), San Jose Mercury 27. Ante Razov (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy 1997 College Draft Round 1 1. Tahj Jakins (UCLA), Colorado Rapids Round 3 29. Kevin Hartman (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy 1998 College Draft Round 1 7. Josh Keller (UCLA), Tampa Bay Mutiny Round 2 23. Jason Boyce (Washington), Colorado Rapids Round 3 26. Matt Reis (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy 29. Kevin Coye (UCLA), New England Revolution 30. Joe Franchino (Washington), Los Angeles Galaxy 31. Bill May (Washington), Tampa Bay Mutiny 33. Nick Thesloff (UCLA), Columbus Crew 1999 College Draft Round 2 13. Seth George (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy 20. Tom Poltl (UCLA), Colorado Rapids 21. Jamie Clark (Stanford), San Jose Earthquakes 2000 SuperDraft Round 1 1. Steve Shak (UCLA), MetroStars 4. Carlos Bocanegra (UCLA), Chicago Fire 7. Wes Hart (Washington), Colorado Rapids 11. Sasha Victorine (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 2 23. Peter Vagenas (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 3 35. Nick Rimando (UCLA), Miami Fusion Round 4 40. Andrew Hemmerich (Stanford), San Jose Earthquakes 2001 SuperDraft Round 1 4. Ryan Nelsen (Stanford), DC United Round 3 32. Ryan Lee (UCLA), Colorado Rapids Round 4 39. McKinley Tennyson (UCLA), Columbus Crew 43. Andrew Zapala (Stanford), Dallas Burn Round 5 49. Cory Woolfolk (Stanford), San Jose Earthquakes 54. Shaun Tsakiris (UCLA), New England Revolution 2002 SuperDraft Round 1 10. Billy Sleeth (Washington), Chicago Fire 12. Lee Morrison (Stanford), Dallas Burn Round 3 28. Bryn Ritchie (Washington), Colorado Rapids 33. Chris Roner (California), San Jose Earthquakes 34. Matt Moses (Stanford), Colorado Rapids Round 4 48. Noah Delgado (Fresno State), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 5 60. Aaron Biddle (Stanford), San Jose Earthquakes Round 6 67. Scott Leber (Stanford), Columbus Crew 68. Leo Krupnik (California), MetroStars 2003 SuperDraft Round 1 6. Todd Dunivant (Stanford), San Jose Earthquakes Round 2 16. Scot Thompson (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 3 23. Roger Levesque (Stanford), San Jose Earthquakes Round 4 33. Taylor Graham (UCLA), Kansas City Wizards 36. Josh Saunders (California), San Jose Earthquakes Round 5 46. Johanes Maliza (Stanford), San Jose Earthquakes 50. Jimmy Frazelle (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 6 54. Ryan Futagaki (UCLA), Chicago Fire 2004 SuperDraft Round 1 2. Chad Marshall (Stanford), Columbus Crew 4. Matt Taylor (UCLA), Kansas City Wizards Round 2 11. Leonard Grif!n (UCLA), Chicago Fire 15. Adolfo Gregorio (UCLA), Colorado Rapids Round 3 21. Zach Wells (UCLA), MetroStars 27. Mike Wilson (Stanford), San Jose Earthquakes 29. Ty Maurin (UCLA), Dallas Burn Round 6 53. Alan Gordon (Oregon State), Los Angeles Galaxy 2005 SuperDraft Round 1 3. Chad Barrett (UCLA), Chicago Fire 8. Troy Roberts (California), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 2 15. Michael En!eld (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 3 26. Aaron Lopez (UCLA), Chivas 32. C.J. Klaas (Washington), San Jose Earthquakes Round 4 42. James Twellman (Stanford), San Jose Earthquakes Supplemental Draft Round 2 18. Robby Fulton (Stanford), San Jose Earthquakes Round 3 26. Mike Munoz (California), Chivas 29. Noah Merl (California), San Jose Earthquakes 2006 SuperDraft Round 1 1. Marvell Wynee (UCLA), MetroStars 8. Patrick Ianni (UCLA), Houston Dynamo 10. Calen Carr (California), Chicago Fire Round 2 19. Tyson Wahl (California), Kansas City Wizards Round 3 26. Ryan Johnson (Oregon State), Real Salt Lake Round 4 37. Jonathan Bornstein (UCLA), Chivas 40. Eric Kronberg (California), Kansas City Wizards 44. Mike Chabala (Washington), Houston Dynamo Supplemental Draft Round 1 9. Jordan Harvey (UCLA), Colorado Rapids Round 4 48. Matt Couch (San Diego State), Los Angeles Galaxy 2007 SuperDraft Round 2 16. Robbie Findley (Oregon State), Los Angeles Galaxy 23. Ty Harden (Washington), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 4 44. Tally Hall (San Diego State), Los Angeles Galaxy 52. Eric Ebert (California), Houston Dynamo Supplemental Draft Round 1 5. Steve Purdy (California), Los Angeles Galaxy 13. Nick Hatzke (California), Houston Dynamo Round 2 24. Raul Batista (San Diego State), Chivas Round 4 44. Keil McClung (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy 2008 SuperDraft Round 1 1. Chance Myers (UCLA), Kansas City Wizards 3. Anthony Beltrain (UCLA), Real Salt Lake Round 2 21. Ely Allen (Washington), Los Angeles Galaxy 24. Andrew Jacobson (California), DC United Round 3 30. Mike Zaher (UCLA), Toronto FC 32. Luke Sassano (California), New York Red Bulls Supplemental Draft Round 1 3. Kevin Forrest (Washington), Colorado Rapids 9. Kraig Chiles (San Diego State), Chivas 10. Brandon Owens (UCLA), DC United Round 2 23. Javier Ayala-Hill (California), Chivas Round 3 4. Greg Folk (UCLA), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 4 11. Andrew Kartunen (Stanford), Kansas City Wizards 2009 SuperDraft Round 1 13. Stefan Frei (California), Toronto FC 14. George John (Washington), FC Dallas Round 4 54. Raphael Cox (Washington), Real Salt Lake 2010 SuperDraft Round 1 1. Danny Mwanga (Oregon State), Philadelphia Union 6. Amobi Okugo (UCLA), Philadelphia Union 11. David Estrada (UCLA), Seattle Sounders FC 16. Michael Stephens (UCLA), LA Galaxy Round 2 21. Andrew Wiedeman (UCLA), FC Dallas 30. Steve Beitashour (San Diego State), San Jose Eathquakes Round 3 33. Kyle Nakazawa (UCLA), Philadelphia Union 36. Nick Cardenas (San Diego State), Kansas City Wizards Round 4 49. Brian Perk (UCLA), Philadelphia Union 59. Jamel Wallace (San Diego State), Seattle Sounders FC 2011 SuperDraft Round 1 6. A.J. Soares (California), New England Revolution 17. Bobby Warshaw (Stanford), FC Dallas Round 2 26. Demitrius Omphroy (California), Toronto FC 27. Servando Carrasco (California), Seattle Sounders 34. Hector Jimenez (California), LA Galaxy Round 3 51. Davis Paul (California), Chicago Fire Supplemental Draft Round 1 16. Ryan Thomas (Stanford), Los Angeles Galaxy Round 2 20. Raymundo Reza (San Diego State), Portland Timbers Round 3 38. Taylor Mueller (Washington), Portland Timbers Special Lottery David Bingham (California), San Jose Earthquakes.
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