Top 100 American Goalkeepers - August 2015

Cover Photo by John Rieger at USA Today Sports

After a quiet summer, here's a top 100 with bonus content to make up for the time lost. First, there are four newcomers to the elite class. 

Matt Perrella (88)
Kevin Corby (92)
Robby Gogatz (93)
Dom DiMaggio (98)

Rafael Diaz returns after a two year absence. The first top one hundred, actually. On the up-and-up, Tim Melia has jumped to the ten slot due to stellar play with Sporting Kansas City. If SKC doesn't want to hold onto the emerging veteran, he will most definitely have his options next year, both in and outside of MLS. Patrick McLain also sees a jump after putting himself into a position to win the USL Goalkeeper of the Year Award with Sacramento.

Clint Irwin, Jeff Attinella, Quentin Westberg, and Joe Bendik all slip down the list. Each of the four have struggled to find consistency this season, some doing so with more playing time than others. The most frustrating of the four is Joe Bendik's performance, who I had ranked at number seven coming into the year. He's slower and less sure of himself than a year ago so hopefully he can regain some confidence in Toronto. 

Top 100 American Goalkeepers

1. Brad Guzan (Aston Villa / England.1) - 77.8 (30.9)
2. Tim Howard (Everton FC / England.1) - 75.9 (36.4)
3. Stefan Frei (Seattle Sounders / USA.1) - 70.2 (29.3)
4. Luis Robles (New York Red Bulls / USA.1) - 69.8 (31.3)
5. Steve Clark (Columbus Crew / USA.1) - 69.3 (29.3)
6. Tyler Deric (Houston Dynamo / USA.1) - 69.2 (27)
7. Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake / USA.1) - 69.1 (36.2)
8. William Yarbrough (Leon / Mexico.1) - 68.6 (26.4)
9. Andrew Dykstra (DC United / USA.1) - 68.6 (29.6)
10. Tim Melia (Sporting Kansas City / USA.1) - 68.6 (28.4)

11. Evan Bush (Montreal Impact / USA.1) - 68.5 (29.4)
12. Chris Seitz (FC Dallas / USA.1) - 68.5 (28.4)
13. Bobby Shuttleworth (New England Revolution / USA.1) - 68.2 (28.3)
14. Bill Hamid (DC United / USA.1) - 68.1 (24.8)
15. Zac MacMath (Colorado Rapids / USA.1) - 68.1 (24)
16. Jimmy Maurer (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 68.1 (27.8)
17. Tally Hall (Orlando City SC / USA.1) - 67.9 (30.3)
18. Brian Rowe (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) - 67.9 (26.8)
19. Joe Willis (Houston Dynamo / USA.1) - 67.9 (27)
20. Alex Horwath (SK Brann / Norway.2) - 67.8 (28.4)

21. Patrick McLain (Sacramento Republic / USA.3) - 67.7 (27)
22. Matt Pickens (Tampa Bay Rowdies / USA.2) - 67.6 (33.3)
23. Troy Perkins (Seattle Sounders / USA.1) - 67.6 (34.1)
24. Andrew Weber (Portland Timbers / USA.1) - 67.5 (32)
25. David Bingham (San Jose Earthquakes / USA.1) - 67.5 (25.8)
26. Brad Knighton (New England Revolution / USA.1) - 67.4 (30.5)
27. Matt Pyzdrowski (Helsingborg IF / Sweden.1) - 67.4 (29)
28. Dan Kennedy (FC Dallas / USA.1) - 67.4 (33.1)
29. Clint Irwin (Colorado Rapids / USA.1) - 67.3 (26.3)
30. Ryan Meara (New York City FC / USA.1) - 67.3 (24.8)

31. Jon Busch (Chicago Fire / USA.1) - 67.3 (39)
32. Jeff Attinella (Real Salt Lake / USA.1) - 67.2 (26.9)
33. Quentin Westberg (Sarpsborg 08 / Norway.1) - 67.2 (29.3)
34. Josh Saunders (New York City FC / USA.1) - 67.2 (34.4)
35. Sean Johnson (Chicago Fire / USA.1) - 67 (26.3)
36. Evan Newton (Oklahoma City Energy FC / USA.3) - 67 (27.3)
37. Mitch Hildebrandt (Minnesota United FC / USA.2) - 67 (26.8)
38. Andrew Fontein (Minnesota United FC / USA.2) - 66.9 (25.4)
39. Devala Gorrick (Colorado Springs Switchbacks / USA.3) - 66.9 (28.1)
40. Akira Fitzgerald (Carolina RailHawks / USA.2) - 66.9 (28.1)

41. Austin Guerrero (Estudiantes de Altamira / Mexico.2) - 66.9 (26.4)
42. Joseph Bendik (Toronto FC / USA.1) - 66.8 (26.3)
43. Scott Goodwin (Louisville City FC / USA.3) - 66.8 (24.8)
44. David Yelldell (Bayer Leverkusen / Germany.1) - 66.7 (34.6)
45. John McCarthy (Philadelphia Union / USA.1) - 66.5 (23.1)
46. Bryan Meredith (San Jose Earthquakes / USA.1) - 66.5 (26)
47. Brad Stuver (Columbus Crew / USA.1) - 66.4 (24.3)
48. Matt Lampson (Pittsburgh Riverhounds / USA.3) - 66.4 (25.9)
49. David Meves (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 66.3 (26.1)
50. Chris Konopka (Toronto FC / USA.1) - 66.3 (30.3)

51. Jon Kempin (Sporting Kansas City / USA.1) - 66.2 (22.3)
52. Kyle Reynish (New York Red Bulls / USA.1) - 66.1 (31.8)
53. Josh Wicks (AFC United / Sweden.2) - 66.1 (31.8)
54. Nathan Stockie (Jippo / Finland.3) - 66.1 (26.4)
55. Brian Sylvestre (Philadelphia Union / USA.1) - 66.1 (22.7)
56. Jon Dawson (Indy Eleven / USA.2) - 66 (24.4)
57. Will Dieterich (Haukar Hafnarfjördur / Iceland.2) - 66 (28.4)
58. Eric Kronberg (Montreal Impact / USA.1) - 66 (32.1)
59. John Berner (Charlotte Independence / USA.3) - 65.9 (24.5)
60. Darius Motazed (TuS Koblenz / Germany.4) - 65.9 (26.1)

61. Daryl Sattler (San Antonio Scorpions / USA.2) - 65.8 (34.9)
62. Carl Woszczynski (Arizona United / USA.3) - 65.7 (27.3)
63. Diego Restrepo (Metropolitanos FC / Venezuela.1) - 65.5 (27.5)
64. Caleb Patterson-Sewell (Gil Vicente FC / Portugal.1) - 65.3 (28.3)
65. Brandon Miller (Rochester Rhinos / USA.3) - 65.3 (25.7)
66. Tom Al Madon (Hapoel Tel Aviv FC / Israel.1) - 65.2 (30.8)
67. Matt Van Oekel (FC Edmonton / USA.2) - 65.2 (28.9)
68. Alec Kann (St. Louis FC / USA.3) - 65.2 (25)
69. Kyle Zobeck (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 65.1 (25.5)
70. Adam Grinwis (Rochester Rhinos / USA.3) - 65.1 (23.3)

71. Lionel Brown (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 65 (27.9)
72. Kenneth Kronholm (Holstein Kiel / Germany.3) - 65 (29.8)
73. Patrick Lane (Karlstad BK / Sweden.4) - 65 (27)
74. Josh Ford (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 64.9 (27.8)
75. Trevor Spangenberg (Richmond Kickers / USA.3) - 64.9 (24.3)
76. Justin Luthy (Portland Timbers II / USA.3) - 64.9 (24.3)
77. Daniel Withrow (Portland Timbers II / USA.3) - 64.8 (25.3)
78. Zac Lubin (Tulsa Roughnecks / USA.3) - 64.8 (26)
79. Sebastian Evers (Jacksonville Armada / USA.2) - 64.7 (24.6)
80. Hunter Gilstrap (Carolina RailHawks / USA.2) - 64.6 (32.3)

81. Warren Gross (Western Mass Pro Soccer / USA.4) - 64.5 (26.6)
82. Kris Devaux (Baerum SK / Norway.2) - 64.5 (24.3)
83. Nick Shackelford (Los Angeles Galaxy II / USA.3) - 64.5 (24.8)
84. Cody Mizell (Fram Reykjavik / Iceland.2) - 64.4 (23.9)
85. Ryan Taylor (Richmond Kickers / USA.3) - 64.4 (25.2)
86. Charlie Lyon (Seattle Sounders II / USA.3) - 64.2 (23.3)
87. Tony Halterman (Evergreen Dipolmats / USA.4) - 64.2 (24.6)
88. Matt Perrella (Carolina RailHawks / USA.2) - 64.2 (24.6)
89. Brian Holt (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 64.1 (26.8)
90. Paul Rachubka (Free Agent / None) - 64.1 (34.3)

91. Kevin Corby (Charleston Battery / USA.3) - 64 (24.4)
92. Robby Gogatz (Southern California Seahorses / USA.4) - 64 (24.4)
93. Rafael Diaz (New York Red Bulls II / USA.3) - 64 (24)
94. Larry Jackson (Wilmington Hammerheads / USA.3) - 64 (24.9)
95. Dominik Jakubek (Sacramento Republic / USA.3) - 64 (35.9)
96. Trey Mitchell (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) - 63.9 (24.3)
97. Oliver Blum (TB Uphusen / Germany.5) - 63.8 (25.7)
98. Dom DiMaggio (Seacoast United Phantoms / USA.4) - 63.8 (23.5)
99. Jeremy Crumpton (Colorado Springs Switchbacks / USA.3) - 63.7 (25)
100. Cody Laurendi (Austin Aztex / USA.3) - 63.6 (27)

Bonus part number one: I categorized each goalkeeper by their college to find out which conference has produced the most goalkeepers. If there was a transfer, I went with the last attended college. Of course not every goalkeeper went to college (12 of the 100 did not) and some are from DII and DIII schools, but that still leaves us with 79 goalkeepers.

Conference Breakdown

None - 12
Division II - 8
Division III - 1

Conference USA - 8
Pac-12 - 8
ACC - 7
Big Ten - 7
Big East - 6
Colonial - 6
AAC - 5
Atlantic 10 - 4
Big West - 4
Horizon - 4
Missouri Valley - 4
Mid-American - 3
West Coast - 3
Big South - 2
Metro Atlantic - 2
Northeast - 2
Western Athletic - 2
Souther - 1
Summit - 1

If you want to check my work you can see it here, along with past rankings, glove choice, and favorite animal for each goalkeeper. Make sure to click the tab at the top "School".

Lastly, here's the top 50 goalkeepers under 24 years old that are not currently on the top 100 list. Think of this as a prospect list of goalkeepers that will most surely be on the top 100 at some point but aren't quite there. The ranking takes into account for potential as well as current ability, unlike the top 100 which is only current ability.

For the first ten, the additional number is a rough guess of how many months it will be until they're on the top 100. I only did it for the top ten as the following goalkeepers won't be there for a year or two. I thought about doing a specific post for this but it's fairly similar to the college preseason rankings so consider this as a reward for those of you who scrolled this far.

Top 50 Prospect Goalkeeper List

rk. name (club / country) age + months left

1. Ethan Horvath (Molde FK / Norway.1) 20.2 + 8
2. Zack Steffen (SC Freiburg / Germany.1) 20.3 + 11
3. Alex Bono (Toronto FC II / USA.3) 21.3 + 7
4. Devin Perales (Austin Aztex / USA.3) 22.3 + 4
5. Paul Blanchette (Loyola Marymount / USA.N) 21.3 + 10
6. Travis Worra (Richmond Kickers / USA.3) 22.3 + 7
7. Spencer Richey (Vancouver Whitecaps II / USA.3) 23.3 + 2
8. Eric Klenofsky (Monmouth / USA.N) 20.9 + 15
9. Austin Rogers (Kitsap / USA.4) 20 + 21
10. Tyler Miller (Seattle Sounders II / USA.3) 22.4 + 8

11. Evan Louro (Michigan / USA.N) 19.6
12. Matt Bersano (Penn State / USA.N) 22.9
13. Jeff Caldwell (Virginia / USA.N) 19.5
14. Matt Cardone (San Antonio Scorpions / USA.2) 22.2
15. Andrew Wolverton (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) 22.2
16. Alexandros Tabakis (VVV-Venlo / Netherlands.2) 22.7
17. Cody Cropper (MK Dons / England.2) 22.5
18. Paul Christensen (Portland / USA.N) 19.3
19. Jeff Gal (Lidköpings FK / Sweden.4) 22.3
20. Zach Bennett (Michigan State / USA.N) 21.7

21. Keegan Rogers (IFK Lammhult / Sweden.4) 22.3
22. Ashkan Khosravi (UC Riverside / USA.N) 21.6
23. Keith Cardona (Indy Eleven / USA.2) 22.8
24. Alex McCauley (North Carolina State / USA.N) 21
25. Jake Feener (Tulsa Roughnecks / USA.3) 23.3
26. Ben Lockler (Free Agent / None) 22.4
27. Wade Hamilton (Cal Poly / USA.N) 20.9
28. Grayson Rector (Belmont / USA.N) 21
29. CJ Cochran (Atlanta Silverbacks / USA.2) 23.9
30. Danny Rogers (Falkirk FC / Scotland.2) 21.4

31. Alec Ferrell (Wake Forest / USA.N) 21.4
32. Brendan Moore (Fleetwood Town / England.3) 23.3
33. David Greczek (Rutgers / USA.N) 20.8
34. Ben Willis (Gonzaga / USA.N) 19.6
35. Zack Downes (Arizona United / USA.3) 22.3
36. Kamil Kaminski (Icon FC / USA.4) 21.8
37. Ryan Herman (Washington / USA.N) 22.2
38. Ricky Brown (Colgate / USA.N) 20.6
39. Eric Dick (Butler / USA.N) 20.6
40. Kyle Renfro (Harrisburg City Islanders / USA.3) 23.3

41. Adrian Remeniuk (Wisconsin / USA.N) 19.7
42. Lucas Champenois (Saint Mary's / USA.N) 21
43. Matt Pacifici (Davidson / USA.N) 22
44. Erich Marscheider (Free Agent / None) 22.6
45. Samir Badr (Colorado Springs Switchbacks / USA.3) 23.3
46. Bobby Edwards (Saint Joseph's / USA.N) 19.6
47. Andrew Epstein (Stanford / USA.N) 19.6
48. Justin Vom Steeg (UC Santa Barbara / USA.N) 18.3
49. Josh Weiss (Siena / USA.N) 19.5
50. Eric Osswald (Real Monarchs / USA.3) 23.8

Top 100 American Goalkeepers - June 2015

cover photo from Seattle Sports

Barely made it for June! Whew. There's been some significant movement in the top 100 from two months ago so let's discuss the major changes.

Brad Friedel is officially out and Stefan Frei has taken over the number three slot. Of course this begs the question, "Why doesn't he get called up to the USMNT?" Only Jurgen Klinsmann can truly answer that but the most likely answer is that Frei doesn't have any upside; he's essentially in the peak of his career, unlike Bill Hamid or other USYNT products. Frei doesn't have the glamour and Klinsmann, it would appear, thinks that certain younger goalkeepers will eventually pass Frei in talent. This goes back to the debate of "How much does the national team develop a player?" Which I would argue very little. It makes less sense to call in a developing player, regardless of his ceiling, if he isn't the best option at the moment instead of just simply calling in the top players regardless of age. Perhaps Frei can earn a Camp Cupcake call up but even that seems unlikely. Still, he's number one with us (after Guzan and Howard, of course).

Then of course there's Steve Clark at number four, who I would have expected to take the number three slot if you asked me a year or even six months ago. Clark's Achilles heel is his consistency. We'll see great saves one moment then a facepalm the next. If he can cut out the problems, he'd make a run at MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, however if he can't we'll could be seeing him farther down the list.

Andrew Dykstra (+39), Chris Konopka (+38), and Brian Sylvestre (+41) all jumped up the list for their recent performances, Dykstra most notably of the three, landing at number nine. While Dykstra had a hell of an outing in Champions League early this year, he's rebounded with outstanding performances while filling in for Bill Hamid's absence. Which is the real Dykstra? Time will tell.

Joe Bendik continues to tumble down the list. It's a real shame considering he has all the tools to be a starter in MLS but can't seem to put it together. His 1v1 approach is all over the place and he seems to be a step behind too often. Still young, Bendik could rebound but I'm doubtful he'll ever get to his number six spot again.

Lower division goalkeepers that are really shining are Sacramento's Patrick McLain and New York Cosmos' Jimmy Maurer. McLain is looking to rejoin MLS but I could see Maurer staying with the NASL for the rest of his career if the money is right.

Daryl Sattler returns to the list for the first time since July 2013 and Jeremy Crumpton is back in the top 100 as well, last being seen here in March 2014. As for newcomers, there are quite a few! There's a link or highlight vid for each goalkeeper just so you can hold your own around the water cooler next Monday.

Charlie Lyon
Darius Motazed
Kris Devaux
Sebastian Evers
Tony Halterman
Trey Mitchell

That's not all the big moves but those are most of them. You can check the history of the top 100 here to see the movement of each goalkeeper over time, including which goalkeepers use what brand of gloves, if you're into that sort of thing.

1. Brad Guzan (Aston Villa / England.1) - 77 (30.8)
2. Tim Howard (Everton FC / England.1) - 76.1 (36.3)
3. Stefan Frei (Seattle Sounders / USA.1) - 70.9 (29.2)
4. Steve Clark (Columbus Crew / USA.1) - 70.8 (29.2)
5. Luis Robles (New York Red Bulls / USA.1) - 69.8 (31.1)
6. Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake / USA.1) - 69 (36)
7. Bill Hamid (DC United / USA.1) - 68.9 (24.6)
8. Evan Bush (Montreal Impact / USA.1) - 68.6 (29.3)
9. Andrew Dykstra (DC United / USA.1) - 68.6 (29.4)
10. Chris Seitz (FC Dallas / USA.1) - 68.5 (28.3)

11. William Yarbrough (Leon / Mexico.1) - 68.5 (26.3)
12. Bobby Shuttleworth (New England Revolution / USA.1) - 68.5 (28.1)
13. Brian Rowe (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) - 68.5 (26.6)
14. Tyler Deric (Houston Dynamo / USA.1) - 68.4 (26.8)
15. Clint Irwin (Colorado Rapids / USA.1) - 68.1 (26.2)
16. Zac MacMath (Colorado Rapids / USA.1) - 67.9 (23.8)
17. Tally Hall (Orlando City SC / USA.1) - 67.9 (30.1)
18. Jimmy Maurer (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 67.9 (27.7)
19. Quentin Westberg (Sarpsborg 08 / Norway.1) - 67.8 (29.2)
20. Jeff Attinella (Real Salt Lake / USA.1) - 67.8 (26.8)

21. Alex Horwath (SK Brann / Norway.1) - 67.7 (28.3)
22. Troy Perkins (Seattle Sounders / USA.1) - 67.7 (33.9)
23. Joe Willis (Houston Dynamo / USA.1) - 67.6 (26.8)
24. Matt Pickens (Tampa Bay Rowdies / USA.2) - 67.6 (33.2)
25. Tim Melia (Sporting Kansas City / USA.1) - 67.6 (28.3)
26. Joseph Bendik (Toronto FC / USA.1) - 67.6 (26.2)
27. Andrew Weber (Portland Timbers / USA.1) - 67.5 (31.8)
28. David Bingham (San Jose Earthquakes / USA.1) - 67.4 (25.7)
29. Jon Busch (Chicago Fire / USA.1) - 67.4 (38.8)
30. Dan Kennedy (FC Dallas / USA.1) - 67.4 (32.9)

31. Josh Saunders (New York City FC / USA.1) - 67.3 (34.3)
32. Brad Knighton (New England Revolution / USA.1) - 67.2 (30.3)
33. Matt Pyzdrowski (Helsingborg IF / Sweden.1) - 67.2 (28.8)
34. Patrick McLain (Sacramento Republic / USA.3) - 67.2 (26.8)
35. Sean Johnson (Chicago Fire / USA.1) - 67.1 (26.1)
36. Ryan Meara (New York City FC / USA.1) - 67.1 (24.6)
37. Evan Newton (Oklahoma City Energy FC / USA.3) - 67 (27.2)
38. Mitch Hildebrandt (Minnesota United FC / USA.2) - 66.9 (26.6)
39. David Yelldell (Bayer Leverkusen / Germany.1) - 66.9 (34.4)
40. Akira Fitzgerald (Carolina RailHawks / USA.2) - 66.8 (27.9)

41. Scott Goodwin (Louisville City FC / USA.3) - 66.8 (24.6)
42. Andrew Fontein (Minnesota United FC / USA.2) - 66.8 (25.3)
43. Austin Guerrero (Estudiantes de Altamira / Mexico.2) - 66.8 (26.3)
44. Devala Gorrick (Colorado Springs Switchbacks / USA.3) - 66.5 (27.9)
45. Kyle Reynish (New York Red Bulls / USA.1) - 66.5 (31.6)
46. Bryan Meredith (San Jose Earthquakes / USA.1) - 66.3 (25.8)
47. Chris Konopka (Toronto FC / USA.1) - 66.3 (30.2)
48. Matt Lampson (Pittsburgh Riverhounds / USA.3) - 66.2 (25.8)
49. John McCarthy (Philadelphia Union / USA.1) - 66.2 (22.9)
50. Brad Stuver (Columbus Crew / USA.1) - 66.2 (24.2)

51. David Meves (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 66.2 (25.9)
52. Josh Wicks (AFC United / Sweden.2) - 66.1 (31.6)
53. Eric Kronberg (Montreal Impact / USA.1) - 66 (31.9)
54. Carl Woszczynski (Arizona United / USA.3) - 66 (27.2)
55. Will Dieterich (Haukar Hafnarfjördur / Iceland.2) - 65.9 (28.3)
56. Jon Kempin (San Antonio Scorpions / USA.2) - 65.9 (22.2)
57. Jon Dawson (Indy Eleven / USA.2) - 65.8 (24.3)
58. Brian Sylvestre (Philadelphia Union / USA.1) - 65.8 (22.5)
59. Alec Kann (St. Louis FC / USA.3) - 65.7 (24.8)
60. Lance Parker (Free Agent / None) - 65.7 (29.8)

61. Adam Grinwis (Rochester Rhinos / USA.3) - 65.7 (23.2)
62. Diego Restrepo (Metropolitanos FC / Venezuela.1) - 65.5 (27.3)
63. John Berner (Charlotte Independence / USA.3) - 65.4 (24.3)
64. Caleb Patterson-Sewell (Gil Vicente FC / Portugal.1) - 65.3 (28.1)
65. Tom Al Madon (Hapoel Tel Aviv FC / Israel.1) - 65.2 (30.6)
66. Matt Van Oekel (FC Edmonton / USA.2) - 65.1 (28.8)
67. Brandon Miller (Rochester Rhinos / USA.3) - 65.1 (25.5)
68. Darius Motazed (TuS Koblenz / Germany.4) - 65 (25.9)
69. Kenneth Kronholm (Holstein Kiel / Germany.3) - 65 (29.7)
70. Kyle Zobeck (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 65 (25.3)

71. Nathan Stockie (Jippo / Finland.3) - 65 (26.3)
72. Lionel Brown (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 64.9 (27.8)
73. Brian Holt (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 64.9 (26.6)
74. Patrick Lane (Karlstad BK / Sweden.4) - 64.9 (26.8)
75. Josh Ford (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 64.9 (27.6)
76. Daryl Sattler (San Antonio Scorpions / USA.2) - 64.8 (34.8)
77. Markus Dickerson (Kongsvinger IL / Norway.3) - 64.8 (25.1)
78. Trevor Spangenberg (Richmond Kickers / USA.3) - 64.7 (24.2)
79. Justin Luthy (Portland Timbers II / USA.3) - 64.7 (24.2)
80. Ryan Taylor (Richmond Kickers / USA.3) - 64.7 (25)

81. Daniel Withrow (Portland Timbers II / USA.3) - 64.7 (25.1)
82. Zac Lubin (Tulsa Roughnecks / USA.3) - 64.7 (25.8)
83. Hunter Gilstrap (Carolina RailHawks / USA.2) - 64.6 (32.2)
84. Kris Devaux (Baerum SK / Norway.2) - 64.6 (24.1)
85. Sebastian Evers (Jacksonville Armada / USA.2) - 64.5 (24.4)
86. Carlos Rojas (CD Cruz Azul / Mexico.1) - 64.4 (25.3)
87. Warren Gross (Western Mass Pro Soccer / USA.4) - 64.4 (26.4)
88. Nick Shackelford (Los Angeles Galaxy II / USA.3) - 64.3 (24.7)
89. Larry Jackson (Wilmington Hammerheads / USA.3) - 64.2 (24.8)
90. Dominik Jakubek (Sacramento Republic / USA.3) - 64.1 (35.8)

91. Cody Mizell (Fram Reykjavik / Iceland.2) - 64.1 (23.8)
92. Paul Rachubka (Oldham Athletic / England.3) - 64.1 (34.1)
93. Tony Halterman (Evergreen Dipolmats / USA.4) - 64 (24.4)
94. Spencer Richey (Vancouver Whitecaps II / USA.3) - 63.9 (23.1)
95. Charlie Lyon (Seattle Sounders II / USA.3) - 63.8 (23.2)
96. Trey Mitchell (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) - 63.7 (24.2)
97. Oliver Blum (TB Uphusen / Germany.5) - 63.7 (25.5)
98. Michael Lisch (Houston Dynamo / USA.1) - 63.5 (24.8)
99. Jeremy Crumpton (Colorado Springs Switchbacks / USA.3) - 63.5 (24.8)
100. Cody Laurendi (Austin Aztex / USA.3) - 63.5 (26.8)

Top 100 American Goalkeepers - April 2015

The top 100 welcomes back Spencer Richey and gives an equally warm greeting to first timers Brian Sylvestre, Warren Gross, and Larry Jackson. I'm sure all four will be around for some time.

Largest movers from two months ago include Larry Jackson (+19), Josh Saunders (+18), and Tyler Deric (+15).

For a complete history or rankings, click here. And for those interested in the top 50 Women American goalkeepers, you can find that list here.

1. Brad Guzan (Aston Villa / England.1) - 77.8 (30.6)
2. Tim Howard (Everton FC / England.1) - 76.4 (36.1)
3. Steve Clark (Columbus Crew / USA.1) - 71.6 (29)
4. Brad Friedel (Tottenham Hotspur / England.1) - 69.9 (43.9)
5. Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake / USA.1) - 69.8 (35.8)
6. Luis Robles (New York Red Bulls / USA.1) - 69.8 (30.9)
7. Bill Hamid (DC United / USA.1) - 69.1 (24.4)
8. Stefan Frei (Seattle Sounders / USA.1) - 68.8 (29)
9. Chris Seitz (FC Dallas / USA.1) - 68.8 (28.1)
10. Tyler Deric (Houston Dynamo / USA.1) - 68.6 (26.7)

11. Brian Rowe (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) - 68.4 (26.4)
12. William Yarbrough (Leon / Mexico.1) - 68.4 (26.1)
13. Tally Hall (Orlando City SC / USA.1) - 68.4 (29.9)
14. Evan Bush (Montreal Impact / USA.1) - 68.3 (29.1)
15. Bobby Shuttleworth (New England Revolution / USA.1) - 68.2 (27.9)
16. Joseph Bendik (Toronto FC / USA.1) - 68.2 (26)
17. Clint Irwin (Colorado Rapids / USA.1) - 68.2 (26)
18. Ryan Meara (Wilmington Hammerheads / USA.3) - 68.1 (24.4)
19. Joe Willis (Houston Dynamo / USA.1) - 68.1 (26.7)
20. Jon Busch (Chicago Fire / USA.1) - 68.1 (38.7)

21. David Bingham (San Jose Earthquakes / USA.1) - 68.1 (25.5)
22. Dan Kennedy (FC Dallas / USA.1) - 68 (32.8)
23. Sean Johnson (Chicago Fire / USA.1) - 68 (25.9)
24. Austin Guerrero (Estudiantes de Altamira / Mexico.2) - 67.9 (26.1)
25. Andrew Weber (Portland Timbers / USA.1) - 67.9 (31.7)
26. Zac MacMath (Colorado Rapids / USA.1) - 67.9 (23.7)
27. Jeff Attinella (Real Salt Lake / USA.1) - 67.9 (26.6)
28. Troy Perkins (Seattle Sounders / USA.1) - 67.8 (33.8)
29. Quentin Westberg (Sarpsborg 08 / Norway.1) - 67.8 (29)
30. Tim Melia (Sporting Kansas City / USA.1) - 67.5 (28.1)

31. Brad Knighton (New England Revolution / USA.1) - 67.4 (30.2)
32. Alex Horwath (SK Brann / Norway.1) - 67.3 (28.1)
33. Mitch Hildebrandt (Minnesota United FC / USA.2) - 67.3 (26.4)
34. Eric Kronberg (Montreal Impact / USA.1) - 67.2 (31.8)
35. Matt Pyzdrowski (Helsingborg IF / Sweden.1) - 67.1 (28.7)
36. Brian Perk (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) - 67.1 (25.8)
37. Jimmy Maurer (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 67 (27.5)
38. Evan Newton (Oklahoma City Energy FC / USA.3) - 66.9 (27)
39. Matt Pickens (Tampa Bay Rowdies / USA.2) - 66.8 (33)
40. David Yelldell (Bayer Leverkusen / Germany.1) - 66.7 (34.3)

41. Alec Kann (St. Louis FC / USA.3) - 66.7 (24.7)
42. Andrew Fontein (Minnesota United FC / USA.2) - 66.6 (25.1)
43. Josh Saunders (New York City FC / USA.1) - 66.6 (34.1)
44. Matt Lampson (Columbus Crew / USA.1) - 66.5 (25.6)
45. John McCarthy (Philadelphia Union / USA.1) - 66.4 (22.8)
46. Kyle Reynish (New York Red Bulls / USA.1) - 66.3 (31.4)
47. Diego Restrepo (Charlotte Independence / USA.3) - 66.3 (27.2)
48. Andrew Dykstra (DC United / USA.1) - 66.2 (29.3)
49. Josh Ford (Orlando City SC / USA.1) - 66.2 (27.4)
50. Bryan Meredith (San Jose Earthquakes / USA.1) - 66.2 (25.7)

51. Josh Wicks (AFC United / Sweden.2) - 66.1 (31.4)
52. Patrick McLain (Sacramento Republic / USA.3) - 66.1 (26.7)
53. Jon Kempin (San Antonio Scorpions / USA.2) - 66 (22)
54. Caleb Patterson-Sewell (Gil Vicente FC / Portugal.1) - 65.9 (27.9)
55. Will Dieterich (Tindastóll / Iceland.2) - 65.9 (28.1)
56. Carl Woszczynski (Arizona United / USA.3) - 65.9 (27)
57. David Meves (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 65.9 (25.8)
58. Matt Van Oekel (FC Edmonton / USA.2) - 65.8 (28.6)
59. Joe Nasco (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 65.8 (30.8)
60. Zac Lubin (Tulsa Roughnecks / USA.3) - 65.8 (25.7)

61. Lance Parker (FC Edmonton / USA.2) - 65.7 (29.7)
62. Scott Goodwin (Louisville City FC / USA.3) - 65.6 (24.4)
63. John Berner (Charlotte Independence / USA.3) - 65.6 (24.2)
64. Jon Dawson (Indy Eleven / USA.2) - 65.6 (24.1)
65. Devala Gorrick (Colorado Springs Switchbacks / USA.3) - 65.6 (27.8)
66. Akira Fitzgerald (New York City FC / USA.1) - 65.6 (27.8)
67. Adam Grinwis (Rochester Rhinos / USA.3) - 65.6 (23)
68. Scott Angevine (Free Agent / None) - 65.5 (25.9)
69. Phil Saunders (Bolungarvík FC / Iceland.2) - 65.3 (23.6)
70. Cody Cropper (Southampton / England.1) - 65.3 (22.2)

71. Trevor Spangenberg (New England Revolution / USA.1) - 65.2 (24)
72. Tom Al Madon (Hapoel Tel Aviv FC / Israel.1) - 65.2 (30.4)
73. Kenneth Kronholm (Holstein Kiel / Germany.3) - 65 (29.5)
74. Brandon Miller (Rochester Rhinos / USA.3) - 65 (25.3)
75. Brad Stuver (Columbus Crew / USA.1) - 65 (24)
76. Nathan Stockie (Jippo / Finland.3) - 64.9 (26.1)
77. Kyle Zobeck (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 64.8 (25.2)
78. Brian Holt (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 64.8 (26.4)
79. Patrick Lane (Karlstad BK / Sweden.4) - 64.8 (26.7)
80. Hunter Gilstrap (Carolina RailHawks / USA.2) - 64.7 (32)

81. Larry Jackson (Wilmington Hammerheads / USA.3) - 64.7 (24.6)
82. Thomas Hunter (Free Agent / None) - 64.7 (26.8)
83. Brad Sienkiewicz (Free Agent / None) - 64.7 (25.5)
84. Markus Dickerson (Kongsvinger IL / Norway.3) - 64.6 (24.9)
85. Chris Konopka (Toronto FC / USA.1) - 64.5 (30)
86. Ryan Taylor (Richmond Kickers / USA.3) - 64.5 (24.8)
87. Justin Luthy (Portland Timbers II / USA.3) - 64.5 (24)
88. Daniel Withrow (Portland Timbers II / USA.3) - 64.5 (24.9)
89. Dominik Jakubek (Sacramento Republic / USA.3) - 64.3 (35.6)
90. Oliver Blum (TB Uphusen / Germany.5) - 64.3 (25.3)

91. Paul Rachubka (Oldham Athletic / England.3) - 64.3 (33.9)
92. Carlos Rojas (CD Cruz Azul / Mexico.1) - 64.3 (25.1)
93. Sanel Boric (1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig / Germany.5) - 64.1 (27.8)
94. Nick Shackelford (Los Angeles Galaxy II / USA.3) - 64.1 (24.5)
95. Cody Laurendi (Austin Aztex / USA.3) - 64.1 (26.7)
96. Lionel Brown (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 64.1 (27.6)
97. Cody Mizell (Free Agent / None) - 63.9 (23.6)
98. Spencer Richey (Vancouver Whitecaps II / USA.3) - 63.9 (22.9)
99. Brian Sylvestre (Carolina RailHawks / USA.2) - 63.9 (22.3)
100. Warren Gross (Western Mass Pro Soccer / USA.4) - 63.8 (26.3)

And something special for those who scrolled this far, here are the top ten goalkeepers in MLS, NASL, and USL, regardless of nationality. It's early in the season, so a lot can still happen. The final top 10 at the end of the season will likely look drastically different so for those non-Minnesota fans, don't get too upset just yet.

MLS

1. Steve Clark (Columbus Crew)
2.Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake)
3. Luis Robles (New York Red Bulls)
4. Bill Hamid (DC United)
5. Stefan Frei (Seattle Sounders)
6. Chris Seitz (FC Dallas)
7. Jaime Penedo* (Los Angeles Galaxy)
8. Tyler Deric (Houston Dynamo)
 9. Brian Rowe (Los Angeles Galaxy)
10. Tally Hall (Orlando City SC)

NASL

1. Mitch Hildebrandt (Minnesota United FC ) - 67.3 (26.4)
2. Sammy N'Djock* (Minnesota United FC ) - 67.2 (25.2)
3. Jimmy Maurer (New York Cosmos ) - 67 (27.5)
4. John Smits* (FC Edmonton ) - 67 (26.6)
5. Matt Pickens (Tampa Bay Rowdies ) - 66.8 (33)
6. Andrew Fontein (Minnesota United FC ) - 66.6 (25.1)
7. Romuald Peiser* (Ottawa Fury ) - 66.1 (35.7)
8. Kamil Čontofalský* (Tampa Bay Rowdies ) - 66.1 (36.8)
9. Jon Kempin (San Antonio Scorpions ) - 66 (22)
10. Miguel Gallardo* (Jacksonville Armada ) - 66 (30.5)

USL

1. Jake Gleeson* (Portland Timbers II) - 68.5 (24.8)
2. Ryan Meara (Wilmington Hammerheads) - 68.1 (24.4)
3. Evan Newton (Oklahoma City Energy FC ) - 66.9 (27)
4. Alec Kann (St. Louis FC ) - 66.7 (24.7)
5. Kyle Reynish (New York Red Bulls / USA.1) - 66.3 (31.4)
6. Diego Restrepo (Charlotte Independence ) - 66.3 (27.2)
7. Patrick McLain (Sacramento Republic ) - 66.1 (26.7)
8. Paolo Tornaghi* (Vancouver Whitecaps II ) - 66 (26.8)
9. Carl Woszczynski (Arizona United ) - 65.9 (27)
10. Zac Lubin (Tulsa Roughnecks ) - 65.8 (25.7)

Top 100 American Goalkeepers (October 2014)

Cover photo belongs to Birmingham Mail

Before we get into our spotlight please circle October 2014 in your calendar as the time Brad Guzan officially overthrew Tim Howard as the number one goalkeeper for the US. There has been a small contingent that have already bumped Guzan to the top spot but you can't lose the starting spot off a couple of errors. Up and through the summer Howard had some shaky moments but he was still earning his keep. However in the seventeen goals over seven games against EPL opponents, Howard is starting to show signs of regression. He's relying more on reactions and paying less attention to mechanics. Phil Neville dogged him for his large spring which is close to addressing the problem but not quite. (For the record, Howard can't see the ball before it clears the wall so the time lost argument is invalid. Him "bouncing" isn't necessarily a bad thing, and not in this case.) Howard's stance has grown even wider since the summer, making lateral movement is occur less and less, if at all. On goal against Liverpool, his hands are weak and the ball rolls of his hand into the goal. Against Crystal Palace where Everton lost 3-2 (highlights here but link may not last long) he needlessly causes a penalty kick and later hands Crystal Palace their second goal by missing the cross entirely. The 6-3 loss to Chelsea he looked step behind nearly every goal and Howard gives up a pretty lazy near post goal against Swansea City to open Everton's short lived Capital One Cup run. Howard proponents are going to cite past heroics as to why Howard should remain as number one but the fact is he's 35 and is on the downswing of his career. Guzan, on the other hand, is in his prime. When did the switch between the two happen in skill? Right now. It'll take some time for the public to all agree though.

Bill Hamid is next up for this month's goalkeeper spotlight. He's on the tip of everyone's tongue when it comes to who's next for USMNT goalkeeping. Everyone expects him to be on the 2015 Gold Cup roster if not in goal come 2018. Amid all the hope, Hamid seemingly can't be described as anything else but "athletic" (57,000 results).

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There's no getting around Hamid's reflexes and leg strength. It's seems like every week Hamid is in the running for MLS's Save of the Week. He's explosive, he's quick, he makes the occasion "You have to be kidding me!" save. But he's had to work to get to where he is now. Early in his career Hamid was taking generous pre-shot jump sets and he's clearly worked to nix those. He's showing more patience in a play and getting all of his body to dive at the ball, not just his arms. But his decision-making and technique in tight, awkward situations is still erratic. For example, he's still using the starfish approach on 1v1s (see above). This technique leaves large gaps between the thigh and bicep and the ice hockey-familiar five-hole. Sometimes it works, like in his save against Henry...

...and sometimes it doesn't. In the same game he vies to go to the ground, instead staying on his feet, and gives up the game-winning goal. Notice how awkwardly his body collapses to the ground and how his right foot moves out of the way of where the ball ends up going.

Hamid's next step is learning to play the percentages better. He didn't do it against Los Angeles (dove unevenly), Real Salt Lake (hands too low), Houston (dives too high), and Colorado (????). His entire body needs to be in smart positions to cover the goal in the most efficient manner. Hamid's gotten this far and at almost twenty-four, he shows no signs of slowing down.

The top five have switched around more than just Guzan overstepping Howard. Steve Clark takes the number three spot and Brad Friedel falls from the top three since... 1993? Clark's been on fire with Columbus and despite the lack of USMNT call-ups, he's the best in MLS right now.

Lastly, a retroactive shoutout to Israeli American goalkeeper Tom Almadon. Almadon kept a shutout in the second leg in the second qualifying round of the Europa with his club Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv. Almadon was born in New York and although he has played up the ranks in Israel's youth system, he has yet to recieve a call up from Israel. So for that, we'll claim him until he's official cap-tied.

Top 100 American Goalkeepers

1. Brad Guzan (Aston Villa / England.1) - 77.8 (30.1)
2. Tim Howard (Everton FC / England.1) - 76.9 (35.6)
3. Steve Clark (Columbus Crew / USA.1) - 71.5 (28.5)
4. Brad Friedel (Tottenham Hotspur / England.1) - 71.4 (43.4)
5. Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake / USA.1) - 71.3 (35.3)
6. Luis Robles (New York Red Bulls / USA.1) - 69.7 (30.4)
7. Joseph Bendik (Toronto FC / USA.1) - 69 (25.5)
8. Brian Rowe (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) - 68.9 (25.9)
9. Jon Busch (San Jose Earthquakes / USA.1) - 68.7 (38.2)
10. Chris Seitz (FC Dallas / USA.1) - 68.6 (27.6)

11. William Yarbrough (Leon / Mexico.1) - 68.6 (25.6)
12. Tally Hall (Houston Dynamo / USA.1) - 68.5 (29.4)
13. Bill Hamid (DC United / USA.1) - 68.4 (23.9)
14. Matt Pickens (Tampa Bay Rowdies / USA.2) - 68.4 (32.5)
15. Dan Kennedy (Chivas USA / USA.1) - 68.3 (32.3)
15. Troy Perkins (Montreal Impact / USA.1) - 68.3 (33.3)
17. Clint Irwin (Colorado Rapids / USA.1) - 68.2 (25.5)
18. David Bingham (Strommen IF / Norway.2) - 68.1 (25)
19. Joe Willis (DC United / USA.1) - 68.1 (26.2)
20. Andrew Weber (Portland Timbers / USA.1) - 68 (31.2)

21. Andy Gruenebaum (Sporting Kansas City / USA.1) - 67.9 (32.8)
22. Stefan Frei (Seattle Sounders / USA.1) - 67.9 (28.5)
23. Bobby Shuttleworth (New England Revolution / USA.1) - 67.9 (27.4)
24. Zac MacMath (Philadelphia Union / USA.1) - 67.8 (23.2)
25. Brian Perk (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) - 67.8 (25.3)
26. Quentin Westberg (Free Agent / None) - 67.7 (28.5)
27. Tyler Deric (Houston Dynamo / USA.1) - 67.7 (26.2)
28. Jeff Attinella (Real Salt Lake / USA.1) - 67.6 (26.1)
29. Evan Bush (Montreal Impact / USA.1) - 67.6 (28.6)
30. Sean Johnson (Chicago Fire / USA.1) - 67.6 (25.4)

31. Andrew Dykstra (DC United / USA.1) - 67.5 (28.8)
32. Ryan Meara (New York Red Bulls / USA.1) - 67.5 (23.9)
33. Caleb Patterson-Sewell (Gil Vicente FC / Portugal.1) - 67.4 (27.4)
34. Diego Restrepo (Tampa Bay Rowdies / USA.2) - 67.3 (26.7)
35. Tim Melia (MLS Pool Keeper / USA.1) - 67.2 (27.6)
36. Eric Kronberg (Sporting Kansas City / USA.1) - 67.2 (31.3)
37. Alex Horwath (Ljungskile SK / Sweden.2) - 67.1 (27.6)
38. Kevin Piedrahita (Águilas Doradas / Colombia.1) - 67 (23.3)
39. Brad Knighton (New England Revolution / USA.1) - 67 (29.7)
40. Marcus Hahnemann (Seattle Sounders / USA.1) - 66.9 (42.3)
40. David Yelldell (Bayern Leverkusen / Germany.1) - 66.9 (33.8)

42. Mitch Hildebrandt (Minnesota United FC / USA.2) - 66.9 (25.9)
43. Jimmy Maurer (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 66.9 (27)
44. Matt Pyzdrowski (Angelholms FF / Sweden.2) - 66.8 (28.2)
45. Matt Van Oekel (Minnesota United FC / USA.2) - 66.8 (28.1)
46. Jon Kempin (Sporting Kansas City / USA.1) - 66.7 (21.5)
47. Joe Nasco (Colorado Rapids / USA.1) - 66.6 (30.3)
48. Alec Kann (Chicago Fire / USA.1) - 66.6 (24.2)
48. Brock Duckworth (Free Agent / None) - 66.6 (25.5)
50. Kyle Reynish (Chicago Fire / USA.1) - 66.4 (30.9)

51. Devala Gorrick (Ottawa Fury / USA.2) - 66.3 (27.3)
52. Akira Fitzgerald (Carolina Railhawks / USA.2) - 66.1 (27.3)
53. John McCarthy (Rochester Rhinos / USA.3) - 66.1 (22.3)
54. Evan Newton (Arizona United / USA.3) - 66 (26.5)
55. Matt Lampson (Columbus Crew / USA.1) - 66 (25.1)
56. Josh Ford (Seattle Sounders / USA.1) - 65.9 (26.9)
57. Chris Konopka (Toronto FC / USA.1) - 65.9 (29.5)
58. Cody Mizell (Tampa Bay Rowdies / USA.2) - 65.8 (23.1)
59. Ryan Taylor (Richmond Kickers / USA.3) - 65.7 (24.3)
60. Patrick McLain (Free Agent / None) - 65.7 (26.2)

61. Lance Parker (FC Edmonton / USA.2) - 65.7 (29.2)
62. Kyle Zobeck (New York Cosmos / USA.2) - 65.6 (24.7)
63. John Berner (Colorado Rapids / USA.1) - 65.5 (23.7)
64. Bryan Meredith (San Jose Earthquakes / USA.1) - 65.5 (25.2)
65. Kenneth Kronholm (Holstein Kiel / Germany.3) - 65.5 (29)
65. Jordan Jennings (Seattle Sounders / USA.1) - 65.5 (29.5)
67. Nick Shackelford (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) - 65.4 (24)
68. Austin Guerrero (Estudiantes de Altamira / Mexico.2) - 65.4 (25.6)
69. David Meves (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 65.4 (25.3)
70. Justin Luthy (Portland Timbers / USA.1) - 65.2 (23.5)

71. Tom Almadon (Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv / Israel.1) - 65.2 (29.9)
72. Andrew Fontein (Minnesota United FC / USA.2) - 65.1 (24.6)
73. Adam Grinwis (Michigan / USA.N) - 65.1 (22.5)
74. Scott Goodwin (Carolina Railhawks / USA.2) - 65 (23.9)
75. Hunter Gilstrap (Pittsburgh Riverhounds / USA.3) - 65 (31.5)
76. Brandon Miller (Rochester Rhinos / USA.3) - 65 (24.8)
77. Carl Woszczynski (Free Agent / None) - 65 (26.5)
78. Jon Dawson (Indy Eleven / USA.2) - 65 (23.6)
79. Patrick Wall (Notre Dame / USA.N) - 64.9 (23.1)
80. Josh Wicks (AFC United / Sweden.3) - 64.9 (30.9)

81. Dominik Jakubek (Sacramento Republic / USA.3) - 64.8 (35.1)
82. Sean Kelley (Free Agent / None) - 64.8 (26.5)
83. Brad Stuver (Columbus Crew / USA.1) - 64.7 (23.5)
84. Nicolas Platter (Carolina Railhawks / USA.2) - 64.7 (32.9)
85. Cody Laurendi (Los Angeles Galaxy / USA.1) - 64.6 (26.2)
86. Phil Saunders (Bolungarvik FC / Iceland.2) - 64.6 (23.1)
87. Trevor Spangenberg (Chivas USA / USA.1) - 64.6 (23.5)
88. Paul Rachubka (Oldham Athletic / England.3) - 64.5 (33.4)
88. Nick Noble (Harrisburg City Islanders / USA.3) - 64.5 (30.1)
88. Josh Saunders (New York City FC / USA.1) - 64.5 (33.6)

91. Carlos Rojas (CD Cruzl Azul / Mexico.1) - 64.5 (24.6)
92. Michael Abalos (Cal FC / USA.4) - 64.5 (24.9)
93. Patrick Lane (Karlstad BK / Sweden.2) - 64.4 (26.2)
94. Brian Holt (Free Agent / None) - 64.4 (25.9)
95. Cody Cropper (Southampton / England.1) - 64.4 (21.7)
96. Lionel Brown (Fort Lauderdale Strikers / USA.2) - 64.4 (27.1)
97. Gregory Blum (Pittsburgh Riverhounds / USA.3) - 64.2 (25.5)
98. Daniel Withrow (MLS Pool Keeper / USA.1) - 64 (24.4)
99. Matt Glaeser (Wilmington Hammerheads / USA.3) - 64 (29.5)
100. Scott Angevine (Vasa IFK / Finland.3) - 64 (25.4)

Some quick stats on the list:

Most popular ages

25 y.o. - 15
23 - 13
26 - 11
27 - 9
24 - 9

Most popular countries

USA - 74
England - 5
Sweden - 4
Mexico - 3
Germany - 2

Don't forget to check last week's goalkeeper action in Everybody Soccered (Week 39) and the 2015 American Goalkeeper Destination list. Over the next six months we should see a big shuffle in American goalkeeping.