Final U17 USYNT Roster for CONCACAF Qualifiers in February 2025
The U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team has officially unveiled its final roster for the upcoming CONCACAF Qualifiers in February 2025.
U17 CONCACAF QUALIFIERS:
- When: February 7-16, 2025
- Where: Alajuela, Costa Rica
- Opponents: U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Kitts and Nevis and Cuba
- How to watch: https://www.concacaf.com/en/concacaf-go/
After a fall/winter training camp and careful evaluation by the coaching staff, the team is set to compete in one of the nation’s most critical tournaments.
This final roster announcement marks a significant milestone in the development pipeline, highlighting a blend of emerging talents and “seasoned” youth internationals ready to make their mark on the big stage.
Most notably absent from this roster are Cavan Sullivan, Mathis Albert, and Julian Hall who may have conflicts with their first team schedule.
USYNT U17 February 2025 Roster
Goalkeepers
- Jack Kortkamp (Sporting Kansas City)
- William McKay (Real Salt Lake)
- Owen Pratt (LA Galaxy)
Defenders
- Ramiz Hamouda (Bermingham Region FC)
- Jordan Griffin (Philly Union)
- Christopher Cupps (Chicago Fire FC)
- Pedro Guimares (Orange County SC)
- Enrique Martinez (LA Galaxy)
- Gio Villa (Real Salt Lake)
- Chase Nagle (Chicago Fire FC)
- Micah Harris (Houston Dynamo)
Midfielders
- Maximo Carrizo (NYCFC)
- Luca Moisa (Real Salt Lake)
- Cooper Sanchez (Atlanta United)
- Cristiano Oliveira (New England Revs)
- Jude Terry (LAFC)
- Kellan Leblanc (Philly Union)
- Antonio Riquelme (Real Salt Lake)
- Axel Uriostegui (Real Salt Lake)
Forwards
- Chase Adams (Columbus Crew)
- Tanner Rosborough (New York Red Bulls)
- Chance Cowell (San Jose Earthquakes)
- Jamir Johnson (Philly Union)
- Lorenzo Cornelius (St. Louis City SC)
Featured image source: https://www.ussoccer.com/stories/2024/10/us-u-17-mens-youth-national-team-schedule-2025-concacaf-u-17
Written By: Beau Bridges
Beau is the founder of SoccerNovo, dedicated to helping players and parents navigate the youth soccer landscape. As a former youth coach and soccer parent, he shares insights on player development, recruiting, and the ever-evolving soccer scene in the U.S.
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