What every team did in the first two rounds of the 2016 MLS SuperDraft

Wake Forest’s Jack Harrison became the first overall pick in the 2016 Major League Soccer SuperDraft on Thursday, with the process’s first two rounds highlighted by three picks in the top six from the Philadelphia Union and bold moves from the Chicago Fire and New York City FC.

Here are the 41 picks made by the league’s 20 teams on Thursday in Baltimore, Md., with the event’s third and fourth rounds scheduled to take place on Tuesday, Jan. 19:

Chicago Fire

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	1	Jack Harrison Subsequently traded to New York City FC as part of a deal for the fourth pick in the draft.	Wake Forest	M
1	4	Brandon Vincent	Stanford	D
1	12	Jonathan Campbell	North Carolina	D
2	22	Alex Morrell	North Florida	F

FINAL: #cf97 have traded first overall pick Jack Harrison to @NYCFC for general allocation money and No. 4 pick, used to acquire @_bvincent. — Chicago Fire (@ChicagoFire) January 14, 2016	Jack Harrison said he had no idea NYCFC was planning on trading for him in the manner they did. Learned about it with the rest of us. — Will Parchman (@WillParchman) January 14, 2016
I hate to make it about size/stature in soccer, but hopeful that 5-foot-7, 135 lb Alex Morrell can land on the Fire roster and contribute. — Travis Clark (@travismclark) January 14, 2016	Chicago trades for NYCFC's No. 4 pick, selects Brandon Vincent out of Stanford. Vincent currently at USMNT camp — Matt Pentz (@mattpentz) January 14, 2016

Colorado Rapids

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	15	Emmanuel Appiah	Cincinnati	M
2	37	Dennis Castillo	VCU	D

Colorado uses the No. 15 pick acquired from Chicago … which got it from Seattle … to take Cincinnati midfielder Emmanuel Appiah

— Matt Pentz (@mattpentz) January 14, 2016

At 15, Rapids select Emmanuel Appiah, Cincinnati midfielder. That's a surprising one, but he did impress at the Combine.

— Ives Galarcep (@SoccerByIves) January 14, 2016

Columbus Crew

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	19	Rodrigo Saravia	Florida Gulf Coast	M
2	21	Chase Minter	Cal Poly	M
2	31	Kyle Parker	UNC Charlotte	F
2	41	Marshall Hollingsworthr	Wheaton	F

Crew’s Rodrigo Saravia ends his podium speech with, “Thank you. Have a good day.”

— Will Parchman (@WillParchman) January 14, 2016

Interestingly, Rodrigo Saravia has already been called into the full Guatemalan National Team.

— Patrick Guldan (@GuldanMR) January 14, 2016

D.C. United

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	11	Julian Buescher	Syracuse	M
2	32	Paul Clowes	Clemson	M

There you go. DCU takes Julian Buescher of Syracuse at #11. Center midfield depth needed with Kitchen’s departure — Seth Vertelney (@svertelney) January 14, 2016	Very good for DC United, especially with Kitchen gone. Still a few older players to replace, but this is a good rebuild on the fly. — Danny Page (@DannyPage) January 14, 2016
For those keeping score, D.C. United managed to land the No. 1 and No 4 defensive midfield prospects in the draft in Buescher and Clowes. — Ives Galarcep (@SoccerByIves) January 14, 2016

FC Dallas

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	17	Ryan Herman	Washington	G
2	33	Timo Pitter	Creighton	M/F

As far as we know, Ryan Herman doesn't have a Twitter account. But, follow @timo_pitter!

— Big D Soccer (@BigDSoccer) January 14, 2016

Curious that @SoundersFC didn't claim Ryan Herman as an HG player. Played 22 games for their academy in 10/11.

— Brooke Tunstall (@YesThatBrooke) January 14, 2016

Houston Dynamo

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
2	26	Ivan Magalhaes	Maryland	D

The @HoustonDynamo pick #26 take Ivan Magalhaes out of @umterps . Will have opportunity to make the squad.

— Glenn Davis (@GlennDavisSoc) January 14, 2016

Maryland center back Ivan Magalhaes to Houston with the #26 pick. This draft is 100% DMV.

— Black and Red United (@blackandredU) January 14, 2016

LA Galaxy

Did not make a pick in the draft’s first two rounds.

Montreal Impact

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	14	Kyle Fisher	Clemson	D
2	24	Michael Salazar	Riverside	F
2	34	Eric Verson	Stanford	M
2	39	Keegan Smith	San Diego	F

Kyle Fisher better go out and get himself a French Rosetta Stone.

— Travis Clark (@travismclark) January 14, 2016

Kyle Fisher reacts after being told the drinking age in Canada https:\/\/t.co/T4vT9S5pou

— Trevor Hayward (@HeyHayward) January 14, 2016

New England Revolution

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	10	Jordan McCrary	North Carolina	D
2	30	Michael Gamble	Wake Forest	F

Everyone says it, I know, but my sense is that Jordan McCrary was the guy the #NERevs wanted all along. They're very happy he fell to 10.

— Jeff Lemieux (@jeff_lemieux) January 14, 2016

"I just can’t wait. I’m pretty much lost for words." – Jordan McCrary on starting his #NERevs career

— The Bent Musket (@TheBentMusket) January 14, 2016

New York City FC

Did not make a pick in Thursday’s rounds; however, NYCFC did acquire first overall pick Jay Harrison from the Chicago Fire.

New York Red Bulls

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	18	Justin Bilyeu	SIUE	D
2	38	Zach Carroll	Michigan State	D

Truly a dream come true to be drafted by @NewYorkRedBulls. Excited for this next chapter. The real work starts now. #RBNY #REDTogether @MLS

— Justin Bilyeu (@Justin_Bilyeu) January 14, 2016

At 38, the Red Bulls select Zach Carroll, Michigan State centerback. Great value there. Thought he could've been a late first-rounder

— Ives Galarcep (@SoccerByIves) January 14, 2016

Orlando City

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	7	Richie Laryea	Akron	M
1	15	Hadji Barry	Central Florida	M

.@OrlandoCitySC @CyleLarin got yer mate coming! @RichieLaryea_ #SuperDraft

— philip rawlins (@OCPres) January 14, 2016

Barry told me he has a green card, close to eligibility to apply for U.S. citizenship. Won't count as int'l: https:\/\/t.co/XiwlFRxfTX

— Paul Tenorio (@PaulTenorio) January 14, 2016

Philadelphia Union

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	2	Joshua Yaro	Georgetown	D
1	3	Keegan Rosenberry	Georgetown	D
1	6	Fabian Herbers	Creighton	F
2	23	Taylor Washington	George Mason	D

And Rosenberry is first draftee to thank his girlfriend in his speech. Wonder what the track record is historically for players who do that

— Ives Galarcep (@SoccerByIves) January 14, 2016

Herbers is the best forward available in this draft and had a shout for the Hermann. He’ll be a quick study in MLS.

— Will Parchman (@WillParchman) January 14, 2016

Portland Timbers

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	20	Ben Polk	Syracuse	F
2	40	Neco Brett	Robert Morris	F

At No. 20, Portland selects Ben Polk. Great value there. Surprised he slipped this far. Timbers impressive offseason continues.

— Ives Galarcep (@SoccerByIves) January 14, 2016

If he plays, Polk would become the first player from @Cuse to play for @TimbersFC in club's 41-year history #rctid https:\/\/t.co/QaA9R7rkmv

— Mike Donovan (@TheMikeDonovan) January 14, 2016

Real Salt Lake

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	5	Omar Holness	North Carolina	M
2	25	Max Lachowecki	Notre Dame	D

We’re in Baltimore & “Omar’s coming” to #RSL pic.twitter.com/ytZQKy7lhM

— Real Salt Lake (@RealSaltLake) January 14, 2016

Omar Holness said he’s tried to emulate Kyle Beckerman and later referenced “Bomma” Williams in the same vein as well. #RSL

— Chris Kamrani (@chriskamrani) January 14, 2016

San Jose Earthquakes

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	8	Andrew Tarbell	Clemson	G
2	28	Patrick Hodan	Notre Dame	M

.@DrewJOlsen good gk. Doesnt hurt salary cap. Worth the gamble.

— Bill Reno (@letsallsoccer) January 14, 2016

Dominic Kinnear on #Quakes74 selection GK Andrew Tarbell — “I don’t know why people would find this a surprise.” #MLSSuperDraft

— Robert Jonas (@robertjonas) January 14, 2016

Seattle Sounders

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
2	27	Tony Alfaro	CS Dominguez Hills	D
2	35	Zach Mathers	Duke	M

At 27, Seattle drafts Tony Alfaro from CSU-Dominguez Hills. Think that's a steal. Most technical centerback in draft, left-footed, confident

— Ives Galarcep (@SoccerByIves) January 14, 2016

I think this is a really good pick for the Sounders. https:\/\/t.co/feiqVDOtYC

— J.R. Eskilson (@JREskilson) January 14, 2016

Sporting Kansas City

Did not make a pick in the draft’s first two rounds.

Toronto FC

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	9	Tsubasa Endoh	Maryland	M

Huge, huge congrats to Tsubasa Endoh. Good person, amazing story. Has worked has ass off since day 1 @ UMd – spoke no English on arrival.

— Charles Boehm (@cboehm) January 14, 2016

Vanney on #TFC draft pick Tsubasa Endoh: "Quite simply, to me he was the best all around soccer player in the draft."

— John Molinaro (@JohnMolinaro) January 14, 2016

Vancouver Whitecaps

Rnd	Pick	Player	School	Pos.
1	16	Cole Seiler	Georgetown	D
2	29	Chris Hellman	Lynn	F
2	36	Thomas Sanner	Princeton	F

With the 16th pick, they picked 16th straight up. HOW BORING OF YOU, VANCOUVER

— LP-2199 (@LikkitP) January 14, 2016

Cole Seiler's favourite class at Georgetown was Prisons and Punishment. Seems like a good choice for a CB https:\/\/t.co/kfEw7Ht9bO #vwfc #mls

— Marc Weber (@ProvinceWeber) January 14, 2016