Amy Rodriguez chosen first overall

By Brad Barnett • Jan 18th, 2009 • Category: Features

University of Southern California and U.S. Women’s National team star Amy Rodriguez was the first player selected in the collegiate player draft. Picked up by Tony DiCicco and the Boston Breakers, Rodriguez is sure to give them added talent on the field alongside Angela Hucles, Kristine Lilly and Heather Mitts to name a few.

The entire draft results can be seen here, but for a list of the top 7 (Round 1) see below:

1- Boston – Amy Rodriguez
2- Chicago – Megan Rapinoe
3- Bay Area – Christian DiMartino
4- NJ/NY – Yael Averbuch
5- LA – Brittany Bock
6- St. Louis – Kerri Hanks
7- Washington – Allie Long

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