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Troy Perkins Goalkeeper
		Sound goalkeeping abilities and excellent communication skills help this goalkeeper keep things organized in the back. Courageous in challenges and rare errors make a him a very consistent and dependable performer. In 2006, his hard work and terrific play were rewarded in a remarkable season that saw him win the MLS Goalkeeper of the Year. This led to a successful 2 year stint with top Norwegian side Vålerenga where he led the team to success in the Norwegian Cup in 2008. Troy has now transferred back to DC United for the 2010 season.

First Wave Enjoy Significant Presence in 2010 MLS Superdraft

Philadelphia, PA -- First Wave Sports Marketing flourished at today's 2010 MLS Superdraft with three of top ten selections and seven in the first two rounds. First Wave had eleven players selected overall, including three players from the 2010 Generation Adidas graduating class.

Executive Vice-President and Managing Director Patrick McCabe stated, "First Wave would like to congratulate all of our clients selected in the... [read more]
Gavin has eye on history
LAUDERHILL, Fla. -- As he contemplated the possibility of leaving the University of Akron after his junior season, Blair Gavin consulted the best resource he had: His brother.
Michael Gavin knew the challenges his brother would face if he decided to pursue his professional career. Michael, the fourth overall pick in the 2008 Supplemental Draft, spent one season with Los Angeles after a distinguished career at the University of Portland. Michael played in two games for the Galaxy in 2008... [read more]
Bunbury cool under high expectations
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Forget about coping with the significant expectations attached to high draft picks. Try living as an aspiring professional forward following in the footsteps of your Canadian international striker of a father.
Teal Bunbury knows how to handle the comparisons by now. When his name gets called out at the top end of the first round in Thursday's SuperDraft, he'll become the first son of a former MLS player to join the league. He knows that pundits and... [read more]
Finn Stahl finds new home in US
LAUDERHILL, Fla. -- Toni Stahl didn't know much about college soccer before he agreed to uproot his life and move to the United States for four years. He just knew he needed a drastic change if he wanted to continue to play soccer.
The Finnish development system had all but chewed Stahl up and spit him out by the time he hit 20. Stahl spent his youth career with Finnish powerhouse HJK Helsinki before dropping down to the second division as he searched for a professional contract.... [read more]

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