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| DOB : 07/08/1990 |
Position : Forward |
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| Team : U.S. U-17 Men |
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Hometown: Seattle, Wash.
Club: Crossfire Premier
U.S. National Teams: Joined U.S. Soccer’s Residency Program in August 2005 … U.S. Under-17s: Has played with the U-17 ‘89s and ‘90s … 2005: Tied with the most appearances on the U-17 ‘90s with 10, starting six matches … Played in two internationals, starting against Brazil and coming on as a reserve against Finland … Hit the crossbar against Brazil during the Nike Friendlies, just missing a chance for the equalizer late in the match … Under-15s: Member of the U-15s in 2005 … Under-14s: Member of the U-14s in 2004-05 …
High School / Club: Attended Bishop Blanchet High School in Seattle, Wash. … Played one year of high school before being invited into Residency … Named All-Area and team MVP in his freshman year … Played club soccer with the Crossfire Premier … Won four state championships with Crossfire.
Personal: Full name is Ellis Jay McLoughlin … Was born in Seattle … Moved to Wisconsin when he was eight and moved back when he was 11 … Parents are Jay and Jacquie … Has an older and younger brother, Max (18) and Riley (10) … Played baseball and basketball growing up … Scoring his first goal when he was seven is his first soccer memory … Calls getting invited into Residency and winning the Manchester United Cup with his club team his best soccer moments … Goal in soccer is to play professionally overseas and to make the U-17 World Cup team.
My Favorites
U.S. MNT player: Bobby Convey
Other national team player: Thierry Henry
Soccer team: Barcelona
Athlete (other than soccer): Lance Armstrong
Sport (other than soccer): Basketball
Professional team (other than soccer): Seattle Seahawks
Type of music: Rap
Movie: The Last Samurai
TV show: SportsCenter
Role model: My Dad
Childhood Idol: Michael Jordan
Meal: Pizza
Nicknames: E-Dog
Thing you can’t live without: Internet
Something people don’t know about you: I moved to Wisconsin when I was eight from Seattle, and moved back when I was 11. |
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