80 Young Talents Head to USYNT U14 Boys’ Camp

The U.S. Soccer U-14 Boys’ Talent ID Program brings 80 promising players born in 2011 to Houston this week to discover tomorrow’s national team stars.

Quick Camp Highlights:

• 80 players from 11 states and Brazil divided into four regional teams
• Final of three regional mini-camps for spring 2025
• Players will learn “The U.S. Way” philosophy while developing skills

BUILDING TOMORROW’S TEAM TODAY

This Houston camp concludes the spring 2025 regional mini-camps series. Talent ID Director Garrett Biller will lead alongside managers Arturo Alvarez and Luis Seijas.

The program identifies promising players while teaching nutrition, recovery techniques, and self-evaluation tools. The regional format minimizes travel time while maximizing development opportunities.

U.S. UNDER-14 BOYS’ CENTRAL REGION TID MINI-CAMP ROSTER:

Goalkeepers (8):

• Alex Bayraktarov (Chicago Fire FC)
• Pablo Gonzalez (Houston Dynamo FC)
• Parker Henry (Colorado Rapids Youth SC)
• David Jaimes Martinez (FC Dallas)
• Ryan Ramsey (St. Louis City SC)
• Tristin Sackett (La Roca FC)
• Ben Saunders (FC Cincinnati)
• George Semenec (Cleveland Force SC)

Defenders (26):

• Pierce Bikoko (FC Cincinnati)
• Dempsey Biller (Chicago Fire FC)
• Kian Chea (Columbus Crew)
• Connor Curtin (Sockers FC Chicago)
• Ali Divanovic (FC Cincinnati)
• Alex Eschmann (Real Colorado)
• Jensyn Goranson (Chicago Fire FC)
• Nicholas Goff (Cincinnati United Soccer Club)
• Drew Hoerner (Global Football Innovation Academy)
• Cole Keenan (FC Cincinnati)
• Gage Lewis (Michigan Wolves)
• Eli McGowan (Impact United SC)
• Marshall Miller (Austin FC)
• Will Moddelmog (Houston Dynamo FC)
• Jackson Pea (FC Dallas)
• Gabriel Pinedo (Colorado Rapids Youth SC)
• Kaden Pope (St. Louis City SC)
• Albayro Ruiz Mota (Colorado Rapids Youth SC)
• Paapa Sam (Forth Worth Vaqueros FC Academy)
• Joel Sanchez (Real Colorado)
• Johnny Shields (St. Louis Scott Gallagher Missouri)
• Igor Silva (Team Challenger FC)
• Harrison Storey (Chicago Fire FC)
• Lorenzo Uribe (Bavarian United SC)
• Jonathan Vargas (FC Dallas)
• Felix Ventura (La Roca FC)

Midfielders (22):

• Immanuel Adewunmi (Michigan Wolves)
• Aiden Appiah (Colorado Rapids Youth SC)
• Owen Bennett (Impact United SC)
• Donovan Bazile (FC Cincinnati)
• Harrison Blackburn (Oklahoma Energy FC)
• Ashyr Brooks (Kings Hammer FC)
• Elvis Caushaj (Michigan Wolves)
• Hudson Cicala (Columbus Crew)
• Thomas Dimaria (St. Louis City SC)
• Samuel Harris (St. Louis City SC)
• Patrick Holland (St. Louis Scott Gallagher Missouri)
• Elijah Kelcher (Sporting Kansas City)
• Carlos Lopez (Austin FC)
• Zamir Loyo Reynaga (Sporting Kansas City)
• Alan Macias (Colorado Rapids Youth SC)
• Emilio Maldonado (Global Football Innovation Academy)
• Marcelo Munoz (Austin FC)
• Knox Napoe (Chicago FC United)
• Daniel Villareal (FC Dallas)
• Emmett Wilson (St. Louis City SC)
• Gideon Gomez (Houston Dynamo FC)
• Chris Gonzalez (Houston Dynamo FC)

Forwards (24):

• Rijkaard Atali (Houston Dynamo FC)
• Devon Coates (St. Louis City SC)
• Sawyer Cornell (HTX)
• Josmain Delgado Diaz (Sporting Kansas City)
• Graham Dixon (Chicago Fire FC)
• Benjamin Flowers (FC Dallas)
• Mehmet Icel (St. Louis Scott Gallagher Missouri)
• Kade Kolling (Colorado Rapids Youth SC)
• Joseph Lindman (Michigan Wolves)
• Miroslav Levkovsky (St. Louis City SC)
• Gavin Luna (Oklahoma Energy FC)
• Adrian Maldonado (FC Cincinnati)
• Isaac Martinez (Albion SC Colorado)
• Uriel Mendoza (Solar Soccer Club)
• Germain Mulume (Louisville City FC)
• Oscar Olsen (Houston Dynamo FC)
• Aiden Pardo (Sporting Kansas City)
• Kenzynton Pierre (Houston Dynamo FC)
• Ty Pledger (Cincinnati United Soccer Club)
• Rubendihno Rivera (Colorado Rapids Youth SC)
• Ryan Schlotterbeck (FC Cincinnati)
• Markas Steponavicius (Chicago Fire FC)
• Lincon Strohm (Columbus Crew)
• Leonardo Woehl (Sockers FC Chicago)