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U-18 MNT
U-18 MNT to Compete in Slovakia Cup  

CHICAGO (April 17, 2006) - The U.S. Under-18 Men's National Team will compete in the Slovakia Cup 2006 from April 20-29 in to Piest'any, Slovakia.

The U.S. was drawn in to Group A with Slovakia, Hungary and Malta, while Group B consists of the Czech Republic, Poland, Ukraine and Belgium. The U.S. will head to Slovakia on Thursday, April 20, and have three days of training before taking on Hungary in their opening match on April 24, Malta a day later and finishing group play against the host on April 27. If the U.S. finishes in one of the top two spots in the group, they will play on April 28 in either the third place or championship match.

"This will be a great trip for these kids," said U.S. Under-18 Men's National Team head coach Bob Jenkins. "We've had a couple camps already this year, but this will be the first time the players will get to go up against international competition. We will have three tough group games and will be looking to advance to the placement matches on the last day.

Jenkins is brining an 18-man roster to Slovakia.

The U-18s kicked off the year with a 58-player mega camp at The Home Depot Center in January. Two months later, a smaller roster was brought into Bradenton, Fla., for a weeklong camp where the U-18s played four matches, going 2-1-1. The U-18s defeated the U-17 '89s, 2-0, and the IMG U-18s, 1-0, before drawing 2-2 with the U-17 '90s and falling to the University of Connecticut, 2-1.

U.S. U-18 MNT Roster - Slovakia Cup 2006
Piest'any, Slovakia
April 20-29, 2006

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Hometown Club
11 Barajas, Edgar F 5'5" 155 07/22/89 San Fernando, Calif. Barcelona (Calif.)
18 Bendik, Joe GK 6'2" 195 04/25/89 Marietta, Ga. Cobb FC
16 Davies, Kyle D 5'10" 160 04/11/89 Pleasanton, Calif. Ballistic United
12 Djedovic, Kemo D 5'10" 140 09/24/89 Cupertino, Calif. De Anza Force
4 Eckhardt, Gregory D 5'10" 180 01/07/89 Orange Park, Fla. Clay County SC
3 Ferner, Doug D 6'1" 175 09/05/89 Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Vardar
10 Forbess, Kaoru M 5'10" 145 08/20/89 Benton, Ark. Little Rock FC
5 Gavin, Blair D 5'11" 150 01/08/89 Scottsdale, Ariz. Sereno
6 Givens, Colin D 5'11" 165 04/09/89 Troy, Mich. Vardar
8 Gonzales, Jose M/F 5'4" 125 04/15/89 Soquel, Calif. Santa Cruz Breakers
15 Kelly, Daniel M 5'11" 164 03/29/89 Hendersonville, Tenn. TNFC
2 Lamming, Cameron D 5'10" 155 02/06/89 San Juan Capistrano, Calif. Arsenal FC
9 Marosevic, Perica F 5'9" 155 05/05/89 Rockford, Ill. Chicago Sockers
17 Martinez, Eber F 5'11" 150 07/15/89 Arlington, Va. Reston FC
1 Perk, Brian GK 5'10" 165 07/21/89 Santa Margarita, Calif. Pateadores
14 Stephens, Michael F 5'9" 150 04/03/89 Naperville, Ill. Chicago Sockers
7 Townsend, Casey F 5'10" 150 07/07/89 Traverse City, Mich. North Storm T-Bays
13 Villanueva, Jonathan M 5'9" 150 03/30/88 Grand Prairie, Texas Dallas Texans
               

GOALKEEPERS (2): Joe Bendik (Marietta, Ga.), Brian Perk (Santa Margarita, Calif.);
DEFENDERS (7): Kyle Davies (Pleasanton, Calif.), Kemo Djedovic (Cupertino, Calif.), Greg Eckhardt (Orange Park, Fla.), Doug Ferner (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.), Blair Gavin (Scottsdale, Ariz.), Colin Givens (Troy, Mich.), Cameron Lamming (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.);
MIDFIELDERS (4): Koaru Forbess (Benton, Ark.), Jose Gonzales (Soquel, Calif.), Daniel Kelly (Hendersonville, Calif.), Jonathon Villanueva (Grand Prairie, Texas);
FORWARDS (5): Edgar Barajas (San Fernando, Calif.), Perica Marosevic (Rockford, Ill.), Eber Martinez (Arlington, Va.), Michael Stephens (Naperville, Ill.), Casey Townsend (Traverse City, Mich.).

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