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Kirk, Sturgis, Ward and McCarty Will Not Travel With U-20 MNT  
 
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Rongen Names 20-Player Roster for U-20s Two-Game Series Against Canada
U-20 MNT Set to Travel to Canada in July for Two Matches
CHICAGO (Monday, July 3, 2006) – Due to injuries and club needs, four players will not participate in the U.S. Under-20 Men’s National Team’s two-game series against the Canada U-20 Men’s National Team next week in Toronto and Ontario, Canada.

Forward Quavas Kirk, midfielder Dax McCarty and defenders Nathan Sturgis and Tim Ward were removed from the once 20-man roster.

Kirk and Sturgis were both recalled by the L.A. Galaxy after initially being released for the national team trip due to injuries at the club that required head coach Frank Yallop to use both players for upcoming matches. The Columbus Crew also requested Ward for their upcoming match against D.C. United this Saturday. McCarty was unable to make the trip after suffering an injury to his right groin.

The U.S. U-20s arrived in Toronto, Canada on Monday as they prepare to face their northern rivals twice during a weeklong training camp. The U.S. will take on the Canadian U-20 Men’s National Team on July 7 in Toronto at Rogers Centre (formerly SkyDome) at 7 p.m. ET.

Two days later, on July 9, the teams will battle once again, this time in Richardson Stadium at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, at 7 p.m. ET.

Tickets for both matches can be purchased here.


Canada will host the 2007 FIFA U-20 World Cup from June 30-July 22 (tentative dates) across six cities – Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Edmonton, Burnaby, and Victoria. The biennial event is second only to the FIFA World Cup in size and scope and will showcase the most talented youth soccer players in the world.

GOALKEEPERS (2): Mike Gustavson (University of South Carolina), Marcus Rein (University of Central Florida)

DEFENDERS (5): Tony Beltran (UCLA), Kyle Davies (Pleasanton, Calif.), Amaechi Igwe (Santa Clara University), Julian Valentin (Wake Forest), Blake Wagner (FC Dallas)

MIDFIELDERS (6): Bryan Arguez (Miami, Fla.), Corben Bone (Plano, Texas), Cameron Brown (Garland, Texas), Rodrigo Lopez (Chivas USA), Brad Ring (Indiana University), Robbie Rogers (University of Maryland)

FORWARDS (3): Josmer Altidore (N.Y. Red Bulls), Omar Gonzalez (University of Maryland), Estuardo Sanchez (Chivas USA).


U.S. Under-20 MNT Roster - Canada Two-Game Series
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Hometown Club
14 Altidore, Josmer F 5'10" 175 11/06/89 Boca Raton, Fla. N.Y. Red Bulls (MLS)
22 Arguez, Bryan M/D 6'2" 165 01/13/89 Miami, Fla. West Pines United
19 Beltran, Tony D 5'9" 155 10/11/87 Claremont, Calif. UCLA
7 Bone, Corben M 5'9" 150 09/16/88 Plano, Texas Solar SC
16 Brown, Cameron M/F 5'10" 140 03/20/89 Garland, Texas Solar SC
2 Davies, Kyle D 5'10" 160 04/11/89 Pleasanton, Calif. Ballistic United
17 Gonzalez, Omar F 6'5" 205 10/11/88 Dallas, Texas University of Maryland
24 Gustavson, Mike GK 6'4" 195 03/13/87 Aiken, S.C. University of South Carolina
3 Igwe, Amaechi D 6'0" 165 05/20/87 Belmont, Calif. Santa Clara University
8 Lopez, Rodrigo M 5'7" 140 05/10/87 Harbor City, Calif. Chivas USA (MLS)
1 Rein, Marcus GK 6'2" 200 01/27/87 Scotts Valley, Calif. University of South Florida
15 Ring, Brad M 5'10" 165 04/07/87 Rockford, Ill. Indiana University
11 Rogers, Robbie M 5'10" 165 05/12/87 Huntington Beach, Calif. University of Maryland
9 Sanchez, Estuardo F 5'11" 165 01/16/87 Los Angeles, Calif.  Chivas USA (MLS)
4 Valentin, Julian D 5'11" 180 02/23/87 Lancaster, Pa. Wake Forest University
13 Wagner, Blake D 5'10 160 01/29/88 Tampa, Fla. FC Dallas (MLS)
               
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