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oldergoaler cruised to the league lead this round with 123 points, 18 better than anyone else.
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BL4CKnRED still leads overall, with the lead down to 18 points.
Positional Leaders
Goalkeepers
James Pantemis (MTL, $5.6) set the pace for the goalkeepers with a clean sheet and 10 points. Just behind him was the nine-point pair of Brad Guzan (ATL, $8.5) and Nick Marsman (MIA, $7.3), each of whom had a clean sheet. For DCU, Bill Hamid ($7.1) scored 8 points.
Defenders
Alan Franco (ATL, $6.7) added a clean sheet to his three assists for 21 points, leading all defenders and all players, ahead of Christian Makoun (MIA, $6.0), who paired a goal with a clean sheet on the way to 17 points. John Tolkin (NYR, $7.3) rounded out the top three with a clean sheet, an assist, and 13 points. For D.C., Andy Najar ($8.3) and Steven Birnbaum ($4.2) led with 8 points each, followed by Antonio Alfaro ($4.6) with 2 points, and the pair of Donovan Pines ($5.3) and Joseph Mora ($4.0) with 1 point each.
Midfielders
San Jose’s Chofis ($8.2) scored twice for 17 points, sharing the midfield lead with Albert Rusnak (RSL, $10.6), who tallied a goal and two assists. Just behind them was Jesus Medina (NYC, $7.6), who added a goal to two assists on the way to 16 points. Julian Gressel ($9.7) led the United midfield with 7 points; ahead of the pair of Edison Flores ($6.5) and Felipe Martins ($4.2) with 6; both Jaime Moreno ($6.4) and Kevin Paredes ($5.2) with 4, the trio of Paul Arriola ($7.1), Russell Canouse ($5.5), and Drew Skundrich ($4.0) with 3, and Moses Nyeman ($4.0) with 1.
Forwards
D.C.’s Ola Kamara’s ($10.4) hat trick set him on the way to 18 points, leading the forwards. Romell Quioto (SJ, $8.1) scored a goal and had two assists on the way to 16 points, and Johnny Russell (SKC, $9.0) scored 15 points on the same. The remaining United scorers were Yordy Reyna ($6.3) with 2 points, and both Griffin Yow ($4.0) and Ramon Abila ($4.4) with 1.
Looking Ahead
Nashville, the Red Bulls, New York, New England, and Chicago play twice, and everyone else plays once. Joe Willis (NSH, $9.1) may be on the road, but I like him in goal for his games at Miami and Chicago, and in defense I like Colorado’s Keegan Rosenberry ($8.5) vs. Toronto. Carles Gil (NE, $12.4) looks great in midfield @Chicago and vs. Orlando, and [gulp] Ola Kamara is your man at forward vs. Cincinnati.