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U.S. Under-17 '90/91 Men's National Team Tops Richmond Kickers in Final Fall Showcase Game  
CARSON, Calif. (Oct. 8, 2007) – The U.S. Under-17 ‘90/91 Men’s National Team topped the Richmond Kickers, 1-0, in the last game of the Development Academy Fall Showcase.

Scott Caldwell scored the lone goal of the game in the 32nd minute, finishing a shot by Ben Speas that was deflected by a defender. With the goalkeeper reacting to the initial shot, Caldwell had an empty net and fired it in.

The win was the second of the weekend of the Under-17 ‘90/91s, and combined with the Under-17 ‘92s, the U.S. Youth National Teams took home four shutout wins over the weekend with four different goalkeepers in net.

Richmond almost got on the board in the first half when Patrick Innes found himself in alone on goalkeeper Samir Badr, but Badr came out and was able to deflect the ball over the endline.

Ben Speas almost doubled the U.S. lead just a few minutes later, curling a 25-yard free kick just high of the far corner of the goal. Speas was dangerous all morning, pressuring the Richmond defense and creating an opportunity late in the first half. Speas won the ball from his defender and wound up to take a shot, but Richmond’s Jonathon Mosley did well to recover and block the shot away.

Second-half substitute Bryan Dominguez had the best chance for the U.S. in the second half, receiving a ball from Amobi Okugu on the right side and firing a hard shot that forced the Richmond goalkeeper to dive off his line.

U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team Game Report

Participants: USA U17 MNT vs. Richmond Kickers U-18
Competition: Development Academy Fall Showcase
Location: Carson, Calif.
Date: Oct. 8, 2007
Weather: Sunny, warm

Scoring Summary:
                       1   2   F
USA               1   0   1
Richmond    0   0   0

USA – Scott Caldwell      32nd minute

Lineups:
USA: 1-Samir Badr, 3-Mykell Bates, 9-Amobi Okugo (7-Kofi Sarkodie, 70), 13-Eder Arreola (11-Gregory Garza, 75), 17-Gale Agbossoumonde (5-Aubrey Perry,45), 19-Nick Millington (15-Pablito Cruz, 61), 20-Scott Caldwell, 21-Ryan Finley (10-Bryan Dominguez, 66), 22-Ben Speas, 23-Korey Veeder, 25-Chad Barson

Not Used: 18-Zac MacMath

Head Coach: Raul Diaz Arce


Richmond: 3-Nicolas DeProspero (2-Cyriac Joseph, 45), 4-Kristopher Cheatham, 5-NicolasFoglesong, 8-Jordan Clark, 9-Andrew Mahan, 10-Patrick Innes (12-Patrick O'Connor, 58), 11-Jonathan Moseley, 13-Jonathan Kourlesis, 16-Andrew Clarke (20-Nathan Roberts, 46), 19-Justin Burnett, 24-Jack Baxter, 32-Ryan Schmidt (23-J. Colton Waters, 57)

Head Coach: John Dugan


Referees:
Ref: Daniel Radford,
AR1: Shea McNair,
AR2: Armando Quiroz
Fourth: Juan M. Guzman


Statistical Summary:
          USA / Richmond
Shots 17 / 3
Shots on goal: 6 / 1
Saves 1 / 4
Fouls 9 / 13
Corner Kicks 2 / 1
Offside 1 / 2


Misconduct Summary: N/A
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