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U-15 Boys
U-15 BNT New Jersey Camp Roster Announced  
CHICAGO (July 27, 2006) - The U.S. Under-15 Boys' National Team's 50-player roster was released today for the upcoming weeklong training camp from July 30-Aug. 5 in Somerset, New Jersey.

The 50 players include six goalkeepers, 14 defenders, 22 midfielders and eight forwards. The players will arrive into Somerset on Sunday, July 30 and head coach Jim Barlow and his four assistants will conduct the first training session that evening at Rutgers University. During the week, the U-15 players will be broken up in to teams and will play scrimmages against local club teams that are yet to be determined.

The U-15s will be given instruction by the coaching staff and will also be evaluated as a number of players could possibly move into U.S. Soccer's U-17 Residency Program next year.

Below is the roster by position.

GOALKEEPERS (6): Samir Badr (Fairfax, Va.), Earl Edwards (San Diego, Calif.), Austin Holbrook (Claymont, Del.), Drew Hutchins (Morrisville, Pa.), Travis Ives (Bridgewater, N.J.), Eric Reyes (Pembroke Pines, Fla.).

DEFENDERS (14): Estanilao Arevalo (Oxnard, Calif.), Sam Bradley (Potomac, Md.), Robert Derschang (Englewood, Colo.), James Doherty (Mansfield, Mass.), Marlon Duran (Duncanville, Texas), Joe Garcia (Niderwald, Texas), Travis Golden (Austin, Texas), Emmet Kumeh (Dallas, Texas), Chase Miller (Duncannon, Pa.), Andrew O’Malley (West Chester, Pa.), Shaquille Phillips (Greenbelt, Md.), Tyler Polak (Lincoln, Neb.), Alberto Rosas (North Hollywood, Calif.), Joshua Sylva (Las Vegas, Nev.),

MIDFIELDERS (21): Jonathan Aguirre (Madison, N.J.), Alex Bramall (Newburgh, N.Y.), Jacob Bushue (Champaign, Ill.), Anthony Flores (Brooklyn, N.Y.), Zachary Herold (Port St. Lucie, Fla.), Aaron Horton (Lewis Center, Ohio), Stefan Jerome (Davie, Fla.), Perry Kitchen (Indianapolis, Ind.), Edson Lemus (Wilmington, Calif.), Sebastian Lletget (South San Francisco, Calif.), Alexander Molano (Grapevine, Texas), Joel Nash (Birmingham, Ala.), Chris Niemira (Cumming, Ga.), George Pantelic (Northridge, Calif.), Aleksandar Pilipovic-Wengler (Woodlands, Texas), Joseph Schmid (Kingston, Pa.), AJ Stuek (Brookfield, Conn.), Ross Tomaselli (Wilmington, N.C.), Francisco Valdez (Tracy, Calif.), Brian Vasquez (Houston, Texas), Jared Watts (Statesville, N.C.).

FORWARDS (9): Robert Barerra (Union, N.J.), Andrew Craven (St. Simons Island, Ga.), Patrick Donyen (Crystal, Minn.), Zach Foxhoven (Littleton, Colo.), Joseph-Claude Gyau (Silver Spring, Md.), Jack McInerney (Alpharetta, Ga.), Charles Renken (Edwardsville, Ill.), Soony Saad (Dearborn, Mich.), Quincy Wento (Glendale, Ariz.).
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