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WUSA holds supplemental draft

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -- Notre Dame defender Kelly Lindsey was the first pick in the Women's United Soccer Association's supplemental college draft Sunday.

Lindsey was selected by the Bay Area Cyber Rays, as 32 players were chosen in the four-round draft - four to each of the eight teams in the new league. The WUSA begins play April 14, with the Cyber Rays at the Washington Freedom.

Washington took Jen Grubb, also of Notre Dame, with the second choice. Other first-round selections were Staci Reynolds of Brigham Young by the Carolina Courage; Tina August of San Diego State by the Boston Breakers; Katy Tracy of Virginia by the New York Power; Karissa Hampton of UCLA by the San Diego Spirit; Courtney Saunders of Baylor by the Philadelphia Charge; and Maite Zabala of California-Berkeley by the Atlanta Beat.

Each WUSA team now has 24 players. Teams were initially allocated three of the league's founding players, members of the 1999 U.S. Women's World Cup champion, and two international stars. A 15-round player draft was held in December.

WUSA Supplemental College Draft
Round	Name	Team	Position
1	Kelly Lindsey	Bay Area CyberRays	Defender
1	Jen Grubb	Washington Freedom	Defender
1	Staci Reynolds	Carolina Courage	Defender
1	Tina August	Boston Breakers	Defender
1	Kathleen Tracy	New York Power	Midfielder
1	Karissa Hampton	San Diego Spirit	Defender
1	Courtney Saunders	Philadelphia Charge	Forward
1	Maite Zabala	Atlanta Beat	Goalkeeper
2	Sara Streufert	San Diego Spirit	Forward
2	Deidre Enos	Philadelphia Charge	Forward
2	Holly Broome	San Diego Spirit	Defender
2	Vanessa Rubio	New York Power	Defender
2	Meotis Erikson	Boston Breakers	Forward
2	Jaclyn Raveia	Carolina Courage	Defender
2	Dawn Greathouse	Washington Freedom	Goalkeeper
2	Amber Reynolds	Bay Area CyberRays	Defender
3	Lauren Molinaro	Bay Area CyberRays	Midfielder
3	Kacy Beitel	Washington Freedom	Midfielder
3	Megan Jeidy	Carolina Courage	Midfielder
3	Becky Hogan	Boston Breakers	Midfielder
3	Rachel Hoffman	New York Power	Forward
3	Erica Strey	San Diego Spirit	Forward
3	Jennifer Soileau	Philadelphia Charge	Midfielder
3	Melissa Roth	Atlanta Beat	Forward
4	Nicole Lamb	Atlanta Beat	Midfielder
4	Laurie Pells	Philadelphia Charge	Goalkeeper
4	Nicole Williams	New York Power	Goalkeeper
4	Christine McCann	Boston Breakers	Defender/Midfielder
4	Fanta Cooper	Carolina Courage	Defender
4	Jackie Mynarski	Washington Freedom	Defender
4	Tami Pivnick	Bay Area CyberRays	Defender
4	Laurie	Black	Atlanta Beat

 

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