Shanosky Recalled into U.S. U-20 National Team
Published on August 26, 2010 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
D.C. United News Release
Washington, D.C. (August 26, 2010) - D.C. United announced today that midfielder Conor Shanosky has been recalled into the United States U-20 side to take part in the Cuadrangular Internacional in Arequipa, Peru. On August 16, Shanosky became the third player to make the jump from D.C. United's Academy to the senior squad, following midfielder Andy Najar and goalkeeper Bill Hamid.
Shanosky recently represented his country at the 2010 Milk Cup in Northern Ireland. The United States defeated the host nation in this prestigious competition, with Shanosky starting the first two matches of the tournament against China and Norway. In the Milk Cup final, Shanosky came on as a substitute and made his impact felt in the United States' triumph.
The United States U-20 side is led by former United Head Coach Thomas Rongen. From September 1 through September 13, Rongen's players will be competing in Peru against top South American clubs, including the U-20 sides from Paraguay, Colombia, and the host nation.
A native of Sterling, Virginia, Shanosky played for Potomac Falls High School while rising quickly through United's Academy ranks since joining the club in early 2009. During his noteworthy high school career with Potomac Falls, Shanosky acquired numerous accolades including 2009 All-State, All-Region, and All-District honors. The gritty player has featured as a defensive midfielder and central defender for the Black-and-Red. He has been training with United's first team for the last two months, bolstering the club's roster in practice scenarios. Shanosky will continue to train with United's first team, however, he will not be eligible for selection until the 2011 season.
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