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Group A |
Group B |
Group C |
Group D |
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Mexico |
USA |
Canada |
Costa Rica |
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Panama |
Haiti |
El Salvador |
Jamaica |
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Trinidad & Tobago |
Guatemala |
Slovenia |
Portugal |
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Curacao |
Suriname |
Guadeloupe |
Barbados |
Twelve clubs are represented on the roster, with 15 players at domestic clubs and three based internationally in Spain (two) and the Netherlands (one).
Chicago Fire and LAFC contribute the most players to the roster with three each. Two players each come from the New York Red Bulls and Sporting Kansas City.
Goalkeeper Gabriel Slonina, defender Antonio Leone plus midfielders Kenan Hot and Evan Rotundo have appeared in all six events of the 2018-19 U-15 cycle.
Slonina signed a MLS Homegrown contract with the Fire in March at 14-years-old, making him the youngest Homegrown signing in MLS history.
Sixteen of 18 players have spent at least one season in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy. Fifteen just wrapped up the 2018-19 Academy season last month.
The roster’s players from LAFC helped lead the club to a runner-up finish at the first Boys U-15 Academy Championship.
Defender Antonio Leone won the Golden Ball as the Academy postseason’s best player, while forward Christian Torres tied for the Golden Boot as the tournament’s leading scorer.
Goalkeeper Damian Alguera played up with De Anza Force’s U-16/17 squad during the Academy Playoffs, helping the team reach the national semifinals.