2012 MLS Supplemental Draft: Results

1. Montreal Impact: Evan James, F, Charlotte

This was not a huge surprise as the Impact were largely expected to pick James with the first pick of the draft. Many had believed he would go higher after scoring 24 goals and registering 19 assists during his four years at Charlotte.

2. Vancouver Whitecaps: Gienir Garcia, D, Mexico

Another player who a lot of draft observers were intrigued by, Garcia has some decent pedigree. He has played for Cruz Azul and has also made five appearances for the Mexico U20 team.

3. New England Revolution: Dwayne Smith, M, Bethel

4. Toronto FC: Michael Green, New Mexico

5. Chivas USA: RJ Allen, D, Monmouth

A solid player at the college level, he had been named among the Top 25 SuperDraft prospects by MLSSoccer.com.

6. Real Salt Lake: Andy Rose, M, UCLA

Many expected to see Rose go much higher than this after starting every game during his senior season at UCLA and being a starter for most of his four years there.

7. Houston Dynamo: Brian Ownby, F, Virginia

Ownby showed a solid scoring touch at Virginia, bagging 13 goals in his final two season.

8. Portland Timbers: Ryan Kowaluck, MF Portland

9. Chicago Fire: Evans Frimpong, F, Delaware

He's not very big, but the 5-foot-8, 140-pound forward did score 12 goals and register five assists in 20 games last year.

10. Columbus Crew: Kirk Urso, M, UNC

Dubbed a possible first-round pick by some, Urso was a three-year starter at North Carolina. More of a holding midfielder type, he still scored 15 goals and had 24 assists during his four years.

11. FC Dallas: Alex Lee, D, Maryland

12. Dynamo: Karo Oklomah, F, High Point

13. Union: Tom Brandt, D, Penn

14. TFC: Nick Blake, D, UConn

15. Chicago Fire: Karl Woszczynski, GK, UAB

16. Sporting Kansas City: Shawn Singh, D, UCLA

17. Real Salt Lake: Emiliano Bonfigli, F, Manta FC

18. Dynamo: Eder Arreola, M, UCLA

19. LA Galaxy: Bryan Gaul, F, Bradley

At 6-foot-5, 202 pounds you'd think a guy that scored 23 goals over the past two years would have garnered a little more attention.

Second Round

20. Impact: Aaron Schoenfeld, F, East Tennessee State

21. Whitecaps: Greg Klazura, D, Notre Dame

22. Revolution: Alec Purdie, M, Indiana

23. Toronto FC: Mykel Bates, D, Santa Clara

24. Chivas USA: Brian Rowe, GK, UCLA

25. San Jose Earthquakes: Cesar Diaz PIzarro, F, UC Riverside

26. D.C. United: Lance Rozeboom, M, New Mexico

27. Timbers: Miguel Ibarra, M, UC Irvine

Another player draft watchers seemed to like that fell mainly because of his size. At 5-7, 135 he'll have to add some weight, but he did score 10 goals and register 18 assists in his two years as an Anteater.

28. Chivas USA: Daniel Steres, D, San Diego State

29. Crew: Jamie Finch, D, Washington

30. Chivas USA: Fabian King, D, Fort Lewis

31. New York Red Bulls: Mike Volk, D, Virginia

32. Union: Kritian Witkowski, F, Marist

33. Seattle Sounders: Tim Pontius, D, UCSB

34. Sounders: Jason Banton, F, England

It's not entirely clear what caused Banton to fall so far, other than maybe his international status. He's got good size (6-feet tall) and apparently great speed. He also was good enough to spend time in the Liverpool and Blackburn organizations.

35. Sporting KC: Pablo Punyed, M, St. John's

36. RSL: Oliver Kupe, F, Northwestern

37. Chivas USA: Kevin Venegas, D, Cal State Fullerton

38. Galaxy: Rafael Garcia, M, Cal State Northridge

Third Round

39. Impact: Steven Miller, F, Colgate

40. Whitecaps: Andrew Fontein, GK, UC Irvine

41. Revolution: Kevin Garcia, D, Villanova

42. Toronto FC: Arthur Ivo, M, SMU

Scoring 20 goals and assisting on 15 others despite making just 24 starts in the past two years apparently wasn't as impressive as it looked.

43. Sporting KC: Stefan Antonijevic, D, Valparaiso

44. Earthquakes: David Tiemstra, D, Ohio State

45. United: Charles Rodriguez, D, UNC Charlotte

46. Timbers: Doug Herrick, GK, St. Marry's

47. Fire: Tony Walls, M, UW Green Bay

The level of competition wasn't necessarily great, but those 14 goals and nine assists over the past two years seemed good enough to at least warrant interest.

48. Crew: Darren Amoo, F, Liberty

49. FC Dallas: Walter Hines, F, St. John's

50. Red Bulls: Christian Berreiro, M, Penn

51. Union: Antoine Hoppenot, F, Princeton

52. Rapids: Kohei Yamada, M, Rapids

Combine watchers were raving about Yamada's play in there. With Kosuke Kimura already in Colorado, maybe he can ease the transition.

53. Sounders: Abdul Aman, F, Washington

54. Sporting KC: Kyle Miller, M, Rockhurst

55. RSL: Benjamin Ubierna, M, Peru

56. Dynamo: Philip Aseweh, F, Liberty

57. Galaxy: Yuri Gorentzvaig, F, Brazil

Fourth Round

58. Impact: Carl Haworth, F, Niagra

59. Whitecaps: Mark Fetrow, D, Penn State

60. Revolution: Mike Roach, F, St. Louis

61. TFC: Michael Mazzullo, M, Columbia

62. Galaxy, Steven Posa, F, San Diego

63. Earthquakes: James Kiff, D, UC Santa Barbara

64. United: Matt Kuhn, M, Drake

65. Timbers: Logan McDaniel, M, Loyola

66. Fire: Justin Chavez, D, Tulsa

67. Crew: Andrew Bulls, F, UMBC

68. FC Dallas: Ian Kalis, D, SMU

69. Red Bulls: Nate Polak, M, Hastings College

70. Union: Brandon Zimmerman, M, Santa Clara

He's the brother of Preston Zimmerman, the guy who just got Twitter famous for his rant against Jurgen Klinsmann. I'm sure he'll love those questions.

71. Rapids: Joel Helmick, GK, Longwood

72. Sounders: Wes Feighner, D, Cal Poly

73. Earthquakes: Tyler Krumpe, D, Loyola

74. RSL: Passed

75: Dynamo: Daniel Roberts, M, UNC Wilmington

76: Galaxy: Justin Davies, D, San Diego State