GREENSBORO, N.C. – Six ACC men’s soccer players were drafted on Tuesday afternoon as the 2017 MLS SuperDraft wrapped up via conference call with the third and fourth rounds. 

The six draft picks on Tuesday brings the ACC’s total to 18 players selected in the 2017 MLS Draft, more than twice as many as any other conference and tied for the most in a year in league history. 

Four ACC players were selected in the third round: Duke’s Robert Moewes (Toronto FC, 52nd), Syracuse’s Chris Nanco (Philadelphia Union, 55th), Louisville’s Michael DeGraffenriedt (New York City FC, 60th), and Syracuse’s Oyvind Alseth (Toronto FC, 65th).

Louisville’s Romilio Hernandez (Portland Timbers, 80th) and Juan Pablo Saavedra (Toronto FC, 87th) were picked in the fourth round. 

Nine different ACC programs had at least one player drafted, and Louisville and Syracuse led all schools in the country with four players selected.  

Atlanta United FC (2) - Miles Robinson, D, Syracuse

Portland Timbers (4) - Jeremy Ebobisse, F, Duke

Chicago Fire (11) - Daniel Johnson, M, Louisville

Sporting Kansas City (14) - Colton Storm, D, North Carolina

New York Red Bulls (17) - Zeiko Lewis, M, Boston College

FC Dallas (18) - Jacori Hayes, M, Wake Forest

Toronto FC (21) - Brandon Aubrey, D, Notre Dame

Minnesota United FC (23) - Alec Ferrell, GK, Wake Forest

Colorado Rapids (24) - Liam Callahan, D, Syracuse

Chicago Fire (26) - Stefan Cleveland, GK, Louisville

Philadelphia Union (33) - Aaron Jones, D, Clemson

FC Dallas (37) - Walker Hume, D, North Carolina

Toronto FC (52) - Robert Moewes, G, Duke

Philadelphia Union (55) - Chris Nanco, F, Syracuse

New York City FC (60) - Michael DeGraffenriedt, D, Louisville

Toronto FC (65) - Oyvind Alseth, M, Syracuse

Fourth Round 

Portland Timbers (80) - Romilio Hernandez, M, Louisville

Toronto FC (87) - Juan Pablo Saavedra, D, Virginia Tech