2011 MLS SuperDraft

2011 MLS SuperDraft
2011 MLS SuperDraft
General information
Sport	Soccer
Date(s)	January 13, 2011
Time	12:00 p.m. (ET)
Location	Baltimore, Maryland
Network(s)	ESPN2
Overview
	54 total selections
First selection	Omar Salgado, Vancouver Whitecaps FC
Most selections	New England Revolution ; Seattle Sounders FC ; (5 selections)
Fewest selections	Real Salt Lake ; San Jose Earthquakes ; (1 selection)
	← 2010 2012 →

Last updated November 08, 2024

The 2011 MLS SuperDraft was the twelfth annual SuperDraft presented by Major League Soccer. It was held on January 13, 2011 in Baltimore, Maryland, during the 2011 NSCAA Convention at the Baltimore Convention Center. The 2011 SuperDraft consisted of three rounds with eighteen selections each, for a total of 54 players selected during the draft. The draft preceded the 2011 MLS season.^{[ref 1]}

Changes from 2010

As expansion clubs, Vancouver and Portland received the first and second picks in the SuperDraft.
The SuperDraft has contracted in number of rounds, from four to three, making it the shortest SuperDraft in terms of rounds.

Player selection

54 players were selected during the 3 rounds. Vancouver Whitecaps FC had the first overall selection in the 2011 SuperDraft, followed by Portland Timbers. The following eight selections were from teams that failed to qualify for the 2010 MLS Cup Playoffs, starting with the team holding the lowest amount of 2010 regular season points (3 points per win, one point per draw). The subsequent eight selection positions of clubs were sorted by fewest regular season points, from among teams that went out in the same round of the MLS Cup Playoffs. As similar in other drafts, teams were allowed to trade these rights away to other teams for other rights such as players, special roster spots, or other rights of interest. Participating players in the 2011 draw were confirmed in December 2010.^{[ref 1]}

On January 5, 2011, MLS announced that it was eliminating the previously planned fourth-round of the 2011 SuperDraft and re-introducing a three-round Supplemental Draft. Previously traded fourth-round 2011 SuperDraft selections became traded first-round 2011 MLS Supplemental Draft selections.^{[ref 2]}

The selection order was released by the league on January 7, 2011.^{[ref 3]}

Any player marked with an * is part of the Generation Adidas program.

*	Denotes player who has been selected for an MLS Best XI team

Round One

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
1	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	*Omar Salgado	Forward	United States U-20
2	Portland Timbers	*Darlington Nagbe	Forward	University of Akron Cleveland Internationals
3	D.C. United	*Perry Kitchen	Midfielder	University of Akron Chicago Fire Premier
4	Chivas USA	*Zarek Valentin	Defender	University of Akron Reading United Michigan Bucks
5	Philadelphia Union	*Zac MacMath	Goalkeeper	University of Maryland
6	New England Revolution	A. J. Soares	Defender	University of California, Berkeley Orange County Blue Star
7	Houston Dynamo	*Kofi Sarkodie	Defender	University of Akron Michigan Bucks
8	Vancouver Whitecaps FC ^{[R1 trade 1]}	*Michael Nanchoff	Midfielder	University of Akron Cleveland Internationals
9	Chicago Fire	Jalil Anibaba	Defender	University of North Carolina Carolina Dynamo
10	Sporting Kansas City	C. J. Sapong	Forward	James Madison University Reading United
11	Houston Dynamo ^{[R1 trade 2]}	* Will Bruin	Forward	Indiana University
12	Columbus Crew	Rich Balchan	Defender	Indiana University Chicago Fire Premier
13	New York Red Bulls	*Corey Hertzog	Forward	Pennsylvania State University Reading United
14	Chivas USA ^{[R1 trade 3]}	Víctor Estupiñán	Forward	LDU Quito
15	Columbus Crew ^{[R1 trade 4]}	Justin Meram	Forward	University of Michigan
16	Los Angeles Galaxy	Paolo Cardozo	Midfielder	Quilmes
17	FC Dallas	Bobby Warshaw	Defender	Stanford University
18	Colorado Rapids	Eddie Ababio	Defender	University of North Carolina

Round One Trades

↑ #8: Toronto FC → Vancouver Whitecaps. 25 November 2010: Vancouver acquired this first-round 2011 selection from Toronto FC in exchange for midfielder Nathan Sturgis.^{[ref 4]}
↑ 11: Seattle Sounders FC → Portland Timbers → Houston Dynamo. 13 January 2011: Houston acquired this pick from Portland in exchange for allocation money. Earlier in the same day, Portland had acquired this pick and use of an international roster spot for the 2011 season from Seattle in exchange for pick #20 and allocation money.^{[ref 5]}
↑ 14: Real Salt Lake → Chivas USA. 13 January 2011: Chivas USA acquired this pick from Real Salt Lake in exchange for allocation money.^{[ref 6]}^{[ref 7]}
↑ 15: San Jose Earthquakes → Columbus Crew. 13 January 2011: Columbus acquired this pick and allocation money from San Jose in exchange for forward Steven Lenhart.^{[ref 8]}

Round Two

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
19	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	Jeb Brovsky	Midfielder	University of Notre Dame
20	Seattle Sounders FC ^{[R2 trade 1]}	*Michael Tetteh	Defender	UC Santa Barbara
21	Seattle Sounders FC ^{[R2 trade 2]}	Leone Cruz	Defender	Southern Methodist University Austin Aztex U23
22	Portland Timbers ^{[R2 trade 3]}	Chris Taylor	Defender	University of Tulsa
23	Philadelphia Union	Michael Farfan	Midfielder	University of North Carolina Ogden Outlaws
24	New England Revolution	Stephen McCarthy	Midfielder	University of North Carolina Carolina Dynamo
25	New York Red Bulls ^{[R2 trade 4]}	John Rooney	Midfielder	Macclesfield Town
26	Toronto FC	Demitrius Omphroy	Defender	University of California, Berkeley Bay Area Ambassadors
27	Seattle Sounders FC ^{[R2 trade 5]}	Servando Carrasco	Midfielder	University of California, Berkeley
28	Columbus Crew ^{[R2 trade 6]}	Cole Grossman	Midfielder	Duke University Cary Clarets
29	Seattle Sounders FC	Bryan Meredith	Goalkeeper	Monmouth University Central Jersey Spartans
30	New York Red Bulls ^{[R2 trade 7]}	Tyler Lassiter	Defender	North Carolina State University
31	D.C. United ^{[R2 trade 8]}	Chris Korb	Defender	University of Akron Cleveland Internationals
32	Sporting Kansas City ^{[R2 trade 9]}	J. T. Murray	Defender	University of Louisville Chicago Fire Premier
33	San Jose Earthquakes	Anthony Ampaipitakwong	Midfielder	University of Akron Bradenton Academics
34	Los Angeles Galaxy	Héctor Jiménez	Midfielder	University of California, Berkeley Bay Area Ambassadors
35	FC Dallas	Charlie Campbell	Midfielder	University of Louisville
36	Colorado Rapids	Colin Givens	Defender	Michigan State University Michigan Bucks

Round Two Trades

↑ #20: Portland Timbers → Seattle Sounders FC. 13 January 2011: Seattle acquired this pick and allocation money from Portland in exchange for pick #11 and use of an international roster spot for the 2011 season.^{[ref 5]}
↑ #21: D.C. United → Seattle Sounders FC. 30 April 2010: Seattle acquired this second-round 2011 selection from D.C. United in exchange for midfielder Stephen King.^{[ref 9]}
↑ #22: Chivas USA → Real Salt Lake → Portland. 24 November 2010: Portland acquired this second-round 2011 selection from Real Salt Lake in exchange for forward Arturo Alvarez.^{[ref 10]} Real Salt Lake had acquired a conditional second-round selection in 2010 or 2011 from Chivas USA in exchange for defender Carey Talley on 9 May 2008. Chivas kept its 2010 selection so RSL received this 2011 selection to complete the trade.^{[ref 11]}
↑ #25: Houston → New York Red Bulls. 27 May 2009: New York acquired this second-round 2011 selection and a first-round 2010 MLS SuperDraft selection (pick #14) from Houston in exchange for forward Dominic Oduro.^{[ref 12]}
↑ #27: Chicago → Seattle. 30 July 2010: Seattle acquired this second-round 2011 selection, originally a conditional pick, from Chicago in exchange for midfielder Freddie Ljungberg.^{[ref 13]}^{[ref 14]}
↑ #28: Sporting Kansas City → Philadelphia → Columbus Crew. 22 November 2010: Columbus acquired this second-round 2011 selection from Philadelphia in exchange for midfielder Brian Carroll.^{[ref 15]}^{[ref 16]} Philadelphia had acquired this pick, a second-round 2012 MLS SuperDraft selection, and allocation money from Kansas City in exchange for defender Shavar Thomas on 30 June 2010.^{[ref 17]}^{[ref 18]}
↑ #30: Columbus → New York. 18 March 2009: New York acquired a conditional selection in the 2011 SuperDraft from Columbus in exchange for defender Eric Brunner. The conditional selection became this pick.^{[ref 19]}^{[ref 20]}
↑ #31: New York → D.C. United. 16 September 2010: D.C. United acquired a conditional 2011 second-round selection, which became this pick, from New York in exchange for defender Carey Talley.^{[ref 21]}^{[ref 20]}
↑ #32: Real Salt Lake → Sporting Kansas City. 23 February 2010: Kansas City acquired this second-round 2011 selection and an international roster spot from Real Salt Lake in exchange for midfielder Luis Gil. Kansas City will also receive 25 percent of any future transfer fee received for Gil.^{[ref 22]}

Round Three

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
37	Vancouver Whitecaps FC	Bilal Duckett	Defender	University of Notre Dame
38	New York Red Bulls ^{[R3 trade 1]}	Billy Cortes	Defender	University of Maryland
39	New England Revolution ^{[R3 trade 2]}	Steven Perry	Forward	University of Notre Dame Indiana Invaders
40	Chivas USA	Jon Okafor	Midfielder	Brown University Central Jersey Spartans
41	Philadelphia Union	Levi Houapeu	Forward	University of Maryland, Baltimore County Reading United
42	New England Revolution	Ryan Kinne	Midfielder	Monmouth University Central Jersey Spartans
43	Toronto FC ^{[R3 trade 3]}	Matt Gold	Defender	Ohio State University
44	Toronto FC ^{[R3 trade 4]}	Efrain Burgos, Jr.	Midfielder	California Polytechnic State University Chicago Fire Premier
45	Chicago Fire	Jason Herrick	Forward	University of Maryland
46	Sporting Kansas City	Konrad Warzycha	Midfielder	Ohio State University
47	Seattle Sounders FC	Alex Caskey	Midfielder	Davidson College Atlanta Blackhawks
48	Columbus Crew	Bernardo Anor	Midfielder	University of South Florida Bradenton Academics
49	Toronto FC ^{[R3 trade 5]}	Joao Plata	Midfielder	LDU Quito
50	D.C. United ^{[R3 trade 6]}	Joe Willis	Goalkeeper	University of Denver Real Colorado Foxes
51	Chicago Fire ^{[R3 trade 7]}	Davis Paul	Forward	University of California, Berkeley
52	Real Salt Lake ^{[R3 trade 8]}	Jarad Van Schaik	Midfielder	University of Portland
53	FC Dallas	Scott Gordon	Defender	Lynn University Baton Rouge Capitals
54	New England Revolution ^{[R3 trade 9]}	Alan Koger	Forward	College of William & Mary

Round Three Trades

↑ #38: Portland Timbers → New York Red Bulls. 22 November 2010: New York acquired this third-round 2011 selection from Portland in exchange for midfielder Jeremy Hall.^{[ref 23]}
↑ #39: D.C. United → New England Revolution. 23 April 2009: New England acquired a conditional SuperDraft pick in 2010 or 2011, which became this pick, from D.C. United in exchange for defender Avery John.^{[ref 24]} New England did not receive a pick from D.C. in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft.
↑ #43: Houston → Toronto FC. 12 March 2010: Toronto FC acquired this third-round 2011 selection from Houston in exchange for defender Adrian Serioux.^{[ref 25]}
↑ #44: Toronto FC → Colorado Rapids → Toronto FC. 25 March 2010: Toronto FC acquired this third-round 2011 selection and midfielder Nick LaBrocca from Colorado in exchange for defender Marvell Wynne.^{[ref 26]} Colorado had acquired this pick from Toronto FC in exchange for defender Ty Harden on 10 February 2010.^{[ref 27]}
↑ #49: New York Red Bulls → Chicago Fire → Toronto FC. 13 January 2011: Toronto FC acquired this pick from Chicago Fire in exchange for goalkeeper Jon Conway.^{[ref 28]} Chicago had acquired this pick, a first-round 2008 MLS SuperDraft selection (#7), and cash from New York in exchange for Master Tactician Juan Carlos Osorio on 18 December 2007.^{[ref 29]}
↑ #50: Real Salt Lake → Los Angeles → Real Salt Lake → Los Angeles → D.C. United. 13 January 2011: D.C. United acquired this pick from Los Angeles in exchange for two first-round selections in the 2011 MLS Supplemental Draft.^{[ref 30]} Los Angeles had acquired this third-round 2011 selection from Real Salt Lake in exchange for a third-round selection (#39) in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft on 14 January 2010.^{[ref 31]} Earlier the same day, Real Salt Lake had re-acquired this pick and pick #15 in the 2010 SuperDraft from Los Angeles in exchange for forward Clint Mathis and pick #16 in the 2010 SuperDraft.^{[ref 32]} Los Angeles had previously acquired the pick from Real Salt Lake in exchange for the rights to forward Clint Mathis on 14 August 2008. The original trade reported that the draft pick acquired by LA was a conditional fourth-round selection in the 2010 SuperDraft.^{[ref 33]} However, RSL kept its 2010 fourth-round pick and instead sent this pick, its 2011 third-round selection, to LA to complete the 14 August 2008 trade for Mathis.
↑ #51: San Jose → Chicago. 6 August 2010: Chicago acquired a conditional draft pick in 2011, which became this selection, from San Jose in exchange for defender Tim Ward.^{[ref 34]}
↑ #52: Los Angeles → Real Salt Lake. 22 January 2009: Real Salt Lake acquired a conditional draft pick in 2011, which became this selection, and allocation money from Los Angeles in exchange for midfielder Dema Kovalenko.^{[ref 35]}
↑ #54: Colorado → New England. 22 January 2010: New England acquired this third-round 2011 selection, goalkeeper Preston Burpo, defender Cory Gibbs, and allocation money from Colorado in exchange for midfielder Jeff Larentowicz and midfielder Wells Thompson.^{[ref 36]}

Selections by position

Round	Forwards	Midfielders	Defenders	Goalkeepers
1st	6	4	7	1
2nd	0	9	8	1
3rd	5	10	2	1
Totals	11	23	17	3

Other Draft Day Trades

Los Angeles Galaxy acquired forward Chad Barrett from Toronto FC in exchange for future considerations.^{[ref 37]} Ives Galarcep reported that the future considerations consisted of $125,000 in allocation money and TFC assuming a portion of Barrett's salary.

Trade notes

Real Salt Lake acquired midfielder Will Johnson from Chicago Fire in a trade on 22 August 2008. In return, Chicago was to receive a natural fourth-round 2009 MLS SuperDraft selection and a second-round 2011 SuperDraft selection from RSL.^{[ref 38]} However, the trade also contained a clause that allowed Chicago to receive allocation money in lieu of the draft picks. Chicago chose the allocation money.
San Jose Earthquakes acquired a conditional 2011 SuperDraft selection and a second-round 2010 MLS SuperDraft selection (#28) from Real Salt Lake in exchange for forward Pablo Campos on July 15, 2009.^{[ref 39]} The conditional 2011 selection was contingent on Campos starting 8 games for Real Salt Lake in 2009. Campos started only 5 games so San Jose did not receive the conditional 2011 draft pick.

Notable undrafted players

Homegrown players

Original MLS team	Player	Position	College	Conference	Notes
New York Red Bulls	Connor Lade	Defender	St. John's	Big East
Sporting Kansas City	Kevin Ellis	Defender	Barton (KS)	KJCCC

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[5] #8: Toronto FC → Vancouver Whitecaps. 25 November 2010: Vancouver acquired this first-round 2011 selection from Toronto FC in exchange for midfielder Nathan Sturgis.^{[ref 4]}

[7] 11: Seattle Sounders FC → Portland Timbers → Houston Dynamo. 13 January 2011: Houston acquired this pick from Portland in exchange for allocation money. Earlier in the same day, Portland had acquired this pick and use of an international roster spot for the 2011 season from Seattle in exchange for pick #20 and allocation money.^{[ref 5]}

[10] 14: Real Salt Lake → Chivas USA. 13 January 2011: Chivas USA acquired this pick from Real Salt Lake in exchange for allocation money.^{[ref 6]}^{[ref 7]}

[12] 15: San Jose Earthquakes → Columbus Crew. 13 January 2011: Columbus acquired this pick and allocation money from San Jose in exchange for forward Steven Lenhart.^{[ref 8]}

[13] #20: Portland Timbers → Seattle Sounders FC. 13 January 2011: Seattle acquired this pick and allocation money from Portland in exchange for pick #11 and use of an international roster spot for the 2011 season.^{[ref 5]}

[15] #21: D.C. United → Seattle Sounders FC. 30 April 2010: Seattle acquired this second-round 2011 selection from D.C. United in exchange for midfielder Stephen King.^{[ref 9]}

[18] #22: Chivas USA → Real Salt Lake → Portland. 24 November 2010: Portland acquired this second-round 2011 selection from Real Salt Lake in exchange for forward Arturo Alvarez.^{[ref 10]} Real Salt Lake had acquired a conditional second-round selection in 2010 or 2011 from Chivas USA in exchange for defender Carey Talley on 9 May 2008. Chivas kept its 2010 selection so RSL received this 2011 selection to complete the trade.^{[ref 11]}

[20] #25: Houston → New York Red Bulls. 27 May 2009: New York acquired this second-round 2011 selection and a first-round 2010 MLS SuperDraft selection (pick #14) from Houston in exchange for forward Dominic Oduro.^{[ref 12]}

[23] #27: Chicago → Seattle. 30 July 2010: Seattle acquired this second-round 2011 selection, originally a conditional pick, from Chicago in exchange for midfielder Freddie Ljungberg.^{[ref 13]}^{[ref 14]}

[28] #28: Sporting Kansas City → Philadelphia → Columbus Crew. 22 November 2010: Columbus acquired this second-round 2011 selection from Philadelphia in exchange for midfielder Brian Carroll.^{[ref 15]}^{[ref 16]} Philadelphia had acquired this pick, a second-round 2012 MLS SuperDraft selection, and allocation money from Kansas City in exchange for defender Shavar Thomas on 30 June 2010.^{[ref 17]}^{[ref 18]}

[31] #30: Columbus → New York. 18 March 2009: New York acquired a conditional selection in the 2011 SuperDraft from Columbus in exchange for defender Eric Brunner. The conditional selection became this pick.^{[ref 19]}^{[ref 20]}

[33] #31: New York → D.C. United. 16 September 2010: D.C. United acquired a conditional 2011 second-round selection, which became this pick, from New York in exchange for defender Carey Talley.^{[ref 21]}^{[ref 20]}

[35] #32: Real Salt Lake → Sporting Kansas City. 23 February 2010: Kansas City acquired this second-round 2011 selection and an international roster spot from Real Salt Lake in exchange for midfielder Luis Gil. Kansas City will also receive 25 percent of any future transfer fee received for Gil.^{[ref 22]}

[37] #38: Portland Timbers → New York Red Bulls. 22 November 2010: New York acquired this third-round 2011 selection from Portland in exchange for midfielder Jeremy Hall.^{[ref 23]}

[39] #39: D.C. United → New England Revolution. 23 April 2009: New England acquired a conditional SuperDraft pick in 2010 or 2011, which became this pick, from D.C. United in exchange for defender Avery John.^{[ref 24]} New England did not receive a pick from D.C. in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft.

[41] #43: Houston → Toronto FC. 12 March 2010: Toronto FC acquired this third-round 2011 selection from Houston in exchange for defender Adrian Serioux.^{[ref 25]}

[44] #44: Toronto FC → Colorado Rapids → Toronto FC. 25 March 2010: Toronto FC acquired this third-round 2011 selection and midfielder Nick LaBrocca from Colorado in exchange for defender Marvell Wynne.^{[ref 26]} Colorado had acquired this pick from Toronto FC in exchange for defender Ty Harden on 10 February 2010.^{[ref 27]}

[47] #49: New York Red Bulls → Chicago Fire → Toronto FC. 13 January 2011: Toronto FC acquired this pick from Chicago Fire in exchange for goalkeeper Jon Conway.^{[ref 28]} Chicago had acquired this pick, a first-round 2008 MLS SuperDraft selection (#7), and cash from New York in exchange for Master Tactician Juan Carlos Osorio on 18 December 2007.^{[ref 29]}

[52] #50: Real Salt Lake → Los Angeles → Real Salt Lake → Los Angeles → D.C. United. 13 January 2011: D.C. United acquired this pick from Los Angeles in exchange for two first-round selections in the 2011 MLS Supplemental Draft.^{[ref 30]} Los Angeles had acquired this third-round 2011 selection from Real Salt Lake in exchange for a third-round selection (#39) in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft on 14 January 2010.^{[ref 31]} Earlier the same day, Real Salt Lake had re-acquired this pick and pick #15 in the 2010 SuperDraft from Los Angeles in exchange for forward Clint Mathis and pick #16 in the 2010 SuperDraft.^{[ref 32]} Los Angeles had previously acquired the pick from Real Salt Lake in exchange for the rights to forward Clint Mathis on 14 August 2008. The original trade reported that the draft pick acquired by LA was a conditional fourth-round selection in the 2010 SuperDraft.^{[ref 33]} However, RSL kept its 2010 fourth-round pick and instead sent this pick, its 2011 third-round selection, to LA to complete the 14 August 2008 trade for Mathis.

[54] #51: San Jose → Chicago. 6 August 2010: Chicago acquired a conditional draft pick in 2011, which became this selection, from San Jose in exchange for defender Tim Ward.^{[ref 34]}

[56] #52: Los Angeles → Real Salt Lake. 22 January 2009: Real Salt Lake acquired a conditional draft pick in 2011, which became this selection, and allocation money from Los Angeles in exchange for midfielder Dema Kovalenko.^{[ref 35]}

[58] #54: Colorado → New England. 22 January 2010: New England acquired this third-round 2011 selection, goalkeeper Preston Burpo, defender Cory Gibbs, and allocation money from Colorado in exchange for midfielder Jeff Larentowicz and midfielder Wells Thompson.^{[ref 36]}

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