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2003 MLS SuperDraft

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2003 MLS SuperDraft
General information
Sport	Soccer
Date	January 17, 2003
Location	Kansas City, Missouri
Network	Fox Sports World
Overview
60 total selections
First selection	Alecko Eskandarian,D.C. United
← 2002 2004 →

The2003 MLS Superdraft was held January 17, 2003 inKansas City, Missouri. It was the fifth annualSuperDraft held byMajor League Soccer.

Player selection

TheMetroStars selectedRicardo Clark second overall. A 3xMLS All-Star, he was named to the2006 MLS Best XI. Clark earned 34 caps with theUS Men's National Team and was selected to the2010 FIFA World Cup squad.

TheMetroStars selectedMike Magee 4th overall. in2013, he was won theMajor League Soccer MVP and was named to theMLS Best XI.

San Jose selectedTodd Dunivant 6th overall. He was named to the2011 MLS Best XI.

Key

*	Denotes a player contracted under theProject-40 program
^	Denotes player who has been selected to anMLS All-Star Game
§	Denotes a player who won theMLS Rookie of the Year
†	Denotes player who has been selected for anMLS Best XI team
~	Denotes a player who won theMLS MVP

Round One

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
1	D.C. United	Alecko Eskandarian*^	F	University of Virginia
2	MetroStars	Ricardo Clark*^†	M	Furman University
3	Chicago Fire^{[R1 trade 1]}	Nate Jaqua*^	F	University of Portland
4	MetroStars^{[R1 trade 2]}	Mike Magee*^†~	F	Nike Project-40
5	D.C. United^{[R1 trade 3]}	David Stokes*	D	University of North Carolina
6	San Jose Earthquakes	Todd Dunivant	D	Stanford University
7	Columbus Crew	Diego Walsh	M	Southern Methodist University
8	Los Angeles Galaxy^{[R1 trade 4]}	Guillermo Gonzalez*	M	Nike Project-40
9	New England Revolution^{[R1 trade 5]}	Pat Noonan^	F	Indiana University
10	Dallas Burn^{[R1 trade 6]}	Shavar Thomas	D	University of Connecticut

Round one trades

^#3: Kansas City Wizards → Chicago Fire. 2003-01-07: Chicago Fire acquired this first-round pick from Kansas City Wizards in exchange for forwardJosh Wolff.^{[ref 1]}
^#4: Chicago Fire → Dallas Burn → MetroStars. 2003-01-17: MetroStars acquired this first-round pick from Dallas Burn in exchange for midfielderBrad Davis.^{[ref 2]} On 2002-05-18, Dallas had acquired this pick from Chicago Fire in exchange for a third-round pick in the 2003 SuperDraft and an undisclosed amount of salary cap relief.^{[ref 3]}
^#5: Dallas Burn → MetroStars → D.C. United. 2002-12-23: D.C. United acquired this first-round pick, defenderMike Petke, and an allocation from MetroStars in exchange for defenderEddie Pope, midfielderRichie Williams, and forwardJaime Moreno.^{[ref 4]} On 2002-03-13, MetroStars had acquired this pick and midfielderWinston Griffiths from Dallas Burn in exchange for goalkeeperD.J. Countess and a second-round pick in the 2003 SuperDraft.^{[ref 5]}
^#8: Colorado Rapids → Los Angeles Galaxy. 2001-04-02: Los Angeles Galaxy acquired this first-round pick from Colorado Rapids as part of a trade for defenderRobin Fraser.^{[ref 6]}
^#9: New England Revolution → Miami Fusion → New England Revolution. 2001-08-16: New England Revolution re-acquired this first-round pick and acquired defenderLeo Cullen from Miami Fusion in exchange for forwardJohnny Torres and midfielderShaker Asad.^{[ref 7]} On 2001-06-20, Miami had acquired this pick and defenderBrian Dunseth from New England in exchange for a second-round pick in the 2003 SuperDraft and defenderJay Heaps.^{[ref 8]}
^#10: Los Angeles Galaxy → Dallas Burn. 2003-01-17: Dallas Burn acquired this first-round pick from Los Angeles Galaxy in exchange for selections in the second-round and sixth-round.^{[ref 2]}

Round Two

TheMetroStars selectedEddie Gaven12th overall. He was named to the2004 MLS Best XI.

TheEarthquakes selectedArturo Álvarez 13th overall. With theNational Team from El Salvador, he earned 46 caps.

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
11	D.C. United	Brian Carroll*	M	Wake Forest University
12	MetroStars^{[R2 trade 1]}	Eddie Gaven*^†	M	Nike Project-40
13	San Jose Earthquakes^{[R2 trade 2]}	Arturo Alvarez*	M	Nike Project-40
14	D.C. United^{[R2 trade 3]}	Doug Warren	GK	Clemson University
15	Dallas Burn	Jason Thompson*	F	Eastern Illinois University
16	Los Angeles Galaxy^{[R2 trade 4]}	Scot Thompson	D	UCLA
17	MetroStars^{[R2 trade 5]}	Tim Regan	D	Bradley University
18	Chicago Fire^{[R2 trade 6]}	Damani Ralph^§	F	University of Connecticut
19	Los Angeles Galaxy^{[R2 trade 7]}	Arturo Torres	M	Loyola Marymount University
20	Los Angeles Galaxy^{[R2 trade 8]}	Ricky Lewis*	D	Clemson University

Round two trades

^#12: MetroStars → Dallas Burn → Los Angeles Galaxy → MetroStars. 2003-01-17: MetroStars acquired this second-round pick from Los Angeles Galaxy in exchange for a first-round selection in the2004 MLS SuperDraft.^{[ref 9]} Earlier in the day, Los Angeles had acquired this pick and a sixth-round pick from Dallas Burn in exchange for a first-round selection.^{[ref 9]} On 2002-03-13, Dallas had acquired this pick and goalkeeperD.J. Countess from MetroStars in exchange for midfielderWinston Griffiths and a first-round pick in the 2003 SuperDraft.^{[ref 5]}
^#13: Kansas City Wizards → D.C. United → Kansas City Wizards → San Jose Earthquakes. 2003-01-17: San Jose Earthquakes acquired this second-round pick and a conditional selection in the2004 MLS SuperDraft from Kansas City Wizards in exchange for defenderJimmy Conrad.^{[ref 10]} On 2002-07-29, Kansas City had re-acquired this selection and a third-round pick in the 2004 SuperDraft from D.C. United in exchange for a Discovery Pick.^{[ref 11]} On 2002-02-10, D.C. United had acquired future considerations, which became this pick, from Kansas City in exchange for defenderCarey Talley.^{[ref 12]}
^#14: Chicago Fire → D.C. United. 2002-07-18: D.C. United acquired this second-round pick from Chicago Fire in exchange for defenderOrlando Perez.^{[ref 13]}
^#16: San Jose Earthquakes → Los Angeles Galaxy. 2003-01-17: Los Angeles Galaxy acquired this second-round pick from San Jose Earthquakes in exchange for forwardBrian Mullan.^{[ref 9]}
^#17: Columbus Crew → MetroStars. 2003-01-17: MetroStars acquired this second-round pick from Columbus Crew in exchange for defenderNelson Akwari and a second-round selection in the2004 MLS SuperDraft.^{[ref 14]}
^#18: Colorado Rapids → Chicago Fire. 2002-05-09: Chicago Fire acquired this second-round pick from Colorado Rapids in exchange for midfielderRaúl Palacios.^{[ref 15]}
^#19: New England Revolution → Los Angeles Galaxy. 2003-01-17: Los Angeles Galaxy acquired this second-round pick and midfielderAlex Pineda Chacón from New England Revolution in exchange for goalkeeperMatt Reis.^{[ref 9]}
^#20: Los Angeles Galaxy → D.C. United → Los Angeles Galaxy. 2002-08-15: Los Angeles Galaxy re-acquired this second-round pick, originally a conditional selection, from D.C. United in exchange for forwardHenry Zambrano.^{[ref 16]} On 2002-01-12, D.C. United had acquired this pick and first-round and second-round selections in the2002 MLS SuperDraft from Los Angeles in exchange for forwardChris Albright and a second-round pick in the 2002 SuperDraft.^{[ref 17]}

Round Three

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
21	Dallas Burn^{[R3 trade 1]}	David Comfort	GK	University of Virginia
22	New England Revolution^{[R3 trade 2]}	Dimelon Westfield	F	Clemson University
23	San Jose Earthquakes^{[R3 trade 3]}	Roger Levesque	F	Stanford University
24	Chicago Fire	Logan Pause*	M	University of North Carolina
25	Chicago Fire^{[R3 trade 4]}	Ryan Mack	M	Indiana University
26	Chicago Fire^{[R3 trade 5]}	Phil Swenda	F	Seton Hall University
27	Colorado Rapids^{[R3 trade 6]}	Jason Cole	D	St. Louis University
28	Colorado Rapids	Alex Blake	F	Williams College
29	New England Revolution	Kyle Singer	GK	Boston College
30	MetroStars^{[R3 trade 7]}	Tim Glowienka	D	University of South Carolina

Round three trades

^#21: D.C. United → Dallas Burn. 2002-03-13: Dallas Burn acquired this third-round pick from D.C. United in exchange for forwardAli Curtis.^{[ref 18]}
^#22: MetroStars → New England Revolution. 2002-02-10: New England Revolution acquired this third-round pick from MetroStars in exchange for a third-round pick in the2002 MLS SuperDraft.^{[ref 19]}
^#23: Kansas City Wizards → San Jose Earthquakes. 2001-03-13: San Jose Earthquakes acquired this third-round selection, originally a conditional pick, and a second-round selection in the2002 MLS SuperDraft, also originally a conditional selection, from Kansas City Wizards in exchange for defenderMike Burns.^{[ref 20]}
^#25: Dallas Burn → Chicago Fire. 2001-03-27: Chicago Fire acquired this third-round pick from Dallas Burn in exchange for goalkeeperChris Snitko.^{[ref 21]}
^#26: San Jose Earthquakes → Dallas Burn → Chicago Fire. 2002-05-18: Chicago Fire acquired this third-round pick and an undisclosed amount of salary cap relief from Dallas Burn in exchange for a first-round pick in the 2003 SuperDraft.^{[ref 3]} On 2002-02-10, Dallas had acquired this pick from San Jose Earthquakes in exchange for a third-round selection in the2002 MLS SuperDraft.^{[ref 22]}
^#27: Columbus Crew → Colorado Rapids. 2003-01-17: Colorado Rapids acquired this third-round pick from Columbus Crew in exchange for a sixth-round pick in the 2003 SuperDraft and a third-round selection in the2004 MLS SuperDraft.^{[ref 14]}
^#30: Los Angeles Galaxy → MetroStars. 2002-04-20: MetroStars acquired this third-round pick, originally a conditional pick, from Los Angeles Galaxy in exchange for midfielderWinston Griffiths.^{[ref 23]}

Round Four

TheChicago Fire selectedRob Friend 35th overall despite him previously signing a contract with Norwegian clubMoss FK. He would play inMajor League Soccer in2014. He earned 32 caps with theCanada Men's National Team.

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
31	D.C. United	Hayden Woodworth	M	Messiah College
32	MetroStars	Kenny Arena	D	University of Virginia
33	Kansas City Wizards	Taylor Graham	D	Stanford University
34	Dallas Burn^{[R4 trade 1]}	Mike Tranchilla	F	Creighton University
35	Chicago Fire^{[R4 trade 2]}	Rob Friend	F	UC Santa Barbara
36	San Jose Earthquakes	Josh Saunders^	GK	University of California
37	Columbus Crew	Michael Ritch	F	Auburn University
38	Colorado Rapids	Matt Crawford	M	University of North Carolina
39	San Jose Earthquakes^{[R4 trade 3]}	Jamil Walker	M	Santa Clara University
40	Los Angeles Galaxy	Hamid Mehreioskouei	F	Bradley University

Round four trades

^#34: Chicago Fire → Dallas Burn. 2002-01-15: Dallas Burn acquired this fourth-round pick, originally a conditional selection, and a sixth-round pick in the2002 MLS SuperDraft from Chicago Fire in exchange for forwardAleksey Korol and midfielderMiguel Saavedra.^{[ref 3]}
^#35: Dallas Burn → Chicago Fire. 2003-01-17: Chicago Fire acquired this fourth-round pick from Dallas Burn in exchange for a third-round selection in the2004 MLS SuperDraft.^{[ref 24]}
^#39: New England Revolution → San Jose Earthquakes. 2002-07-30: San Jose Earthquakes acquired this fourth-round pick from New England Revolution in exchange for salary budget relief.^{[ref 25]}

Round Five

TheKansas City Wizards selectedJack Jewsbury 43 overall. He was selected to the2011 MLS All-Star Game.

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
41	D.C. United	John Swann	D	Indiana University
42	MetroStars	Jacob LeBlanc*	M	University of Virginia
43	Kansas City Wizards	Jack Jewsbury^	M	St. Louis University
44	Chicago Fire	Chad Dombrowski	D	University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
45	Dallas Burn	Michael Mariscalco	M	Butler University
46	San Jose Earthquakes	Johanes Maliza	M	Stanford University
47	Columbus Crew	Guy Abrahamson	M	Rutgers University
48	Colorado Rapids	Casey Schmidt	F	Boston College
49	MetroStars^{[R5 trade 1]}	Marco Vélez	M	Barry University
50	Los Angeles Galaxy	Jimmy Frazelle	M	UCLA

Round five trades

^#49: New England Revolution → MetroStars. 2003-01-17: MetroStars acquired this fifth-round pick from New England Revolution in exchange for a sixth-round selection in the2004 MLS SuperDraft.^{[ref 24]}

Round Six

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
51	D.C. United	Michael Behonick	GK	American University
52	Dallas Burn^{[R6 trade 1]}	Andy Rosenband	F	Ohio State University
53	Kansas City Wizards	Kevin Friedland	D	Southern Methodist University
54	Chicago Fire	Ryan Futagaki	M	UCLA
55	Los Angeles Galaxy^{[R6 trade 2]}	Joe Barton	GK	Cal State-Northridge
56	San Jose Earthquakes	Frank Sanfilippo	M	San Jose State University
57	New England Revolution^{[R6 trade 3]}	PASS
58	Columbus Crew^{[R6 trade 4]}	Jake Traeger	M	Ohio State University
59	D.C. United^{[R6 trade 5]}	PASS
60	Kansas City Wizards^{[R6 trade 6]}	Byron Carmichael	F	Marshall University

Round six trades

^#52: MetroStars → Dallas Burn. 2002-02-10: Dallas Burn acquired this sixth-round pick from MetroStars in exchange for a sixth-round selection in the2002 MLS SuperDraft.^{[ref 19]}
^#55: Dallas Burn → Los Angeles Galaxy. 2003-01-17: Los Angeles Galaxy acquired this sixth-round pick and a second-round pick from Dallas Burn in exchange for a first-round selection.^{[ref 2]}
^#57: Columbus Crew → New England Revolution. 2002-02-10: New England Revolution acquired this sixth-round pick from Columbus Crew in exchange for a fifth-round selection in the2002 MLS SuperDraft.^{[ref 19]}
^#58: Colorado Rapids → Columbus Crew. 2003-01-17: Columbus Crew acquired this sixth-round pick and a third-round selection in the2004 MLS SuperDraft from Colorado Rapids in exchange for a third-round pick in the 2003 SuperDraft.^{[ref 14]}
^#59: Pick originally belonged to New England Revolution.Info needed on how D.C. acquired this pick.
^#60: Los Angeles Galaxy → Kansas City Wizards. 2003-01-17: Kansas City Wizards acquired this sixth-round pick from Los Angeles Galaxy in exchange for a sixth-round selection in the2004 MLS SuperDraft.^{[ref 10]}

Notable undrafted players

Player	Pos	Affiliation	Played in MLS	Notes
Troy Perkins	GK	University of Evansville	2004–07; 2010–15	7 caps with U.S. national team; 2006 MLS Best XI

References

"MLS Draft List". USA Today.

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^^a ^b ^c"All-Time Transactions; Chicago Fire Media Guide"(PDF). Chicago Fire. February 2013. RetrievedSeptember 28, 2013.
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