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

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

Colorado Rapids

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

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
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D.C. United

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

FC Dallas

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

Houston Dynamo

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

New England Revolution

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

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.

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New York Red Bulls

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

Orlando City

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

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
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Portland Timbers

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

Real Salt Lake

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

San Jose Earthquakes

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

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

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

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
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