2006 MLS Supplemental Draft

The 2010 MLS Supplemental Draft, held on January 26, 2006, followed the SuperDraft, as teams filled out their developmental rosters.

Round 1

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
1	Chivas USA	Drew Helm	F	Florida Atlantic
2	Real Salt Lake	Jeff Rowland	F	New Mexico
3	Columbus Crew	Andy Gruenebaum	GK	Kentucky
4	Kansas City Wizards	Anthony Noriega	D	George Mason
5	MetroStars	Joe Vide	M	Virginia
6	FC Dallas	Christopher Joyce	F	Franklin Pierce
7	Houston 1836[R1 trade 1]	Mpho Moloi	M	Connecticut
8	FC Dallas[R1 trade 2]	Miguel Guante	D	Portland
9	Colorado Rapids	Jordan Harvey	D	UCLA
10	Chicago Fire	Floyd Franks	M	Charlotte
11	New England Revolution	Danny Wynn	M	Saint Louis
12	Los Angeles Galaxy	Trevor McEachron	D	Old Dominion

Round 1 trades

1. #7: D.C. United → Houston 1836. 27 May 2005: Houston 1836, at the time still based in San Jose as the Earthquakes, acquired this first-round selection from D.C. United in exchange for the #1 draft slot in the MLS waiver rankings. The clubs also agreed to switch waiver slots for the remainder of the 2005 Major League Soccer season. D.C. immediately used the #1 slot to sign defender John Wilson.^{[ref 1]}
2. #8: Houston 1836 → FC Dallas. 25 March 2005: FC Dallas acquired this first-round selection from Houston 1836, at the time still based in San Jose as the Earthquakes, in exchange for forward Julian Nash.^{[ref 2]}

Round 2

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
13	Chivas USA	Darren Spicer	D	Princeton
14	Real Salt Lake	Willis Forko	D	Connecticut
15	Columbus Crew	David Chun	M	Southern Methodist
16	Kansas City Wizards	Ryan McMahen	M/F	Michigan State
17	MetroStars	Peter Dzubay	GK	Michigan
18	FC Dallas	Brad Napper	M/F	Northwestern
19	D.C. United	Andy Metcalf	F	Memphis
20	Houston 1836	Hector Guzman	F	Santa Clara
21	Colorado Rapids	Liam Girrard	D	Denver
22	Chicago Fire	Dasan Robinson	D	Dayton
23	New England Revolution	John Queeley	D	NC State
24	Los Angeles Galaxy	Daniel Paladini	M	Cal State Northridge

Round 2 trades

No trades reported.

Round 3

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
25	Chivas USA	Lawson Vaughn	M	Tulsa
26	Real Salt Lake	Chase Harrison	GK	Virginia Tech
27	Columbus Crew	Ivan Becerra	F	UC Santa Barbara
28	Kansas City Wizards	Corey Farabi	M	Drake
29	MetroStars	Brian Cvilikas	F	Old Dominion
30	FC Dallas	Sean Babcock	M	Portland
31	MetroStars[R3 trade 1]	Brian Devlin	M	Penn State
32	Houston 1836	Tony Donatelli	M	Temple
33	Colorado Rapids	Keith Cauldwell	M	Brown
34	Chicago Fire	Ezra Prendergast	D	Syracuse
35	New England Revolution	Adam Williamson	M	Lehigh
36	Los Angeles Galaxy	Armando Melendez	M/F	Loyola Marymount

Round 3 trades

1. #31: D.C. United → MetroStars. 4 February 2005: MetroStars acquired this third-round pick, originally "future considerations", from D.C. United in exchange for midfielder Kenny Arena.^{[ref 3]}

Round 4

Pick #	MLS team	Player	Position	Affiliation
37	Houston 1836[R4 trade 1]	Josh Fender	F	West Texas A&M
38	Colorado Rapids[R4 trade 2]	Daniel Wasson	M/D	Tulsa
39	FC Dallas[R4 trade 3]	Peter Louis	F	Coastal Carolina
40	Kansas City Wizards	Chris Hamberger	M	Drake
41	Real Salt Lake[R4 trade 4]	Chris Lancos	D	Maryland
42	Chicago Fire[R4 trade 5]	Idris Ughiovhe	D	Howard
43	D.C. United	Devon McTavish	D	West Virginia
44	Houston 1836	PASS
45	Kansas City Wizards[R4 trade 6]	Luke Enna	M	Tampa
46	Chicago Fire	Richard Mupfudze	F	Western Kentucky
47	New England Revolution	Matt Wieland	D	Creighton
48	Los Angeles Galaxy	Matt Couch	F	San Diego State

Round 4 trades

1. #37: Chivas USA → Houston 1836. 24 March 2005: Houston 1836, at the time still based in San Jose as the Earthquakes, acquired this fourth-round pick from Chivas USA in exchange for defender Victor Arbelaez.^{[ref 4]}
2. #38: Real Salt Lake → Colorado Rapids. 20 April 2005: Colorado Rapids acquired this fourth-round selection from Real Salt Lake in exchange for midfielder Seth Trembly.^{[ref 5]}
3. #39: Columbus Crew → MetroStars → FC Dallas. 5 August 2005: FC Dallas acquired this fourth-round pick, originally a conditional selection, from MetroStars in exchange for midfielder Eric Quill.^{[ref 6]} On 1 July 2005, MetroStars had acquired this fourth-round pick from Columbus Crew in exchange for goalkeeper Jonny Walker.^{[ref 7]}
4. #41: MetroStars → Real Salt Lake. 25 January 2006: Real Salt Lake acquired this fourth-round selection from MetroStars in exchange for forward Jordan Cila.^{[ref 8]}
5. #42: FC Dallas → Colorado Rapids → Chicago Fire. 15 September 2005: Chicago Fire acquired this fourth-round pick from Colorado Rapids in exchange for midfielder Alexandre Boucicaut.^{[ref 9]} On 29 June 2005, Colorado had acquired this fourth-round pick from FC Dallas in exchange for midfielder John Pulido.^{[ref 10]}
6. '#45: Pick originally belonged to Colorado Rapids. → Kansas City Wizards.

References

1. "D.C. United sign defender John Wilson" (Press release). Major League Soccer. 27 May 2005. Retrieved 4 December 2014.
2. "Earthquakes acquire rights to Oakland native Julian Nash" (Press release). Major League Soccer. 25 March 2005. Retrieved 4 December 2014.
3. "MetroStars trade midfielder Arena to D.C. United" (Press release). USA Today. 5 February 2005. Retrieved 4 December 2014.
4. "Earthquakes acquire fourth round Supplemental Draft pick" (Press release). Major League Soccer. 25 March 2005. Retrieved 4 December 2014.
5. "RSL acquire midfielder Seth Trembly" (Press release). Major League Soccer. 20 April 2005. Retrieved 4 December 2014.
6. "Metrostars acquire rights to midfielder Eric Quill from FC Dallas" (Press release). Our Sports Central. 5 August 2005. Retrieved 4 December 2014.
7. "Flores, Walker hook on with new clubs" (Press release). Major League Soccer. 1 July 2005. Retrieved 4 December 2014.
8. "Real selects 4 in draft" (Press release). Deseret News. 27 January 2006. Retrieved 4 December 2014.
9. "Rapids add Midfielder Alexandre Boucicaut to Developmental Roster" (Press release). Our Sports Central. 15 September 2005. Retrieved 4 December 2014.
10. "Rapids Acquire Youth International Slot from Salt Lake in Exchange for Rights to Adolfo Gregorio" (Press release). Colorado Rapids. 29 June 2005. Retrieved 4 December 2014.