New England Revolution goalie Eliot Jones gets down low for a stop during warm-ups. (J. Alexander Dolan/NESJ)
The U.S. Soccer Development Academy, now in its 12th year of existence, continues to churn out top talent across New England.
Just last season, Kevin Vang (Cranston, R.I.) he went from the New England Revolution to Providence College, and Julio Fulcar (Watertown, Conn.) went from the Boston Bolts to Syracuse University. That’s only a small snippet, too.
Who’s next? To answer that, New England Soccer Journal has highlighted its top 50 players at the U-17 and U-19 age groups. Those included either play for clubs in the region or have local hometowns ties. The U-15 age group isn’t included, because it’s so early in the broader development timeline for such players.
Here’s our look at the landscape, spanning both MLS and non-MLS academies.
