The United States Under-17 men’s national team made history in their opening match of World Cup qualifying with an exceptional 22-0 victory over the U.S. Virgin Islands. This monumental win not only secured their dominance on the field but also set a new record for the most goals ever scored by a U.S. team in World Cup qualifying across all levels, according to US Soccer.

Leading the charge in this historic achievement was none other than forward Chase Adams, who etched his name in the record books by netting an impressive 10 goals in a single match. This remarkable feat not only showcased Adams’ exceptional talent but also solidified his position as a rising star in the world of soccer.

A Record-Breaking Performance

Captain Maximo Carrizo also made significant contributions to the team’s success, adding four goals to the scoreboard. Alongside him, Chance Cowell and Jude Terry each found the back of the net twice, further cementing the team’s dominance on the field. The scoring spree didn’t end there, with Pedro Guimaraes, Ramiz Hamouda, Jamir Johnson, and Kellan LeBlanc all making valuable contributions to the team’s resounding victory.

This incredible performance not only showcased the team’s exceptional skill and cohesion but also highlighted their unwavering determination to succeed on the world stage. The previous best result for a U.S. national team in men’s World Cup qualifying was a 13-0 victory over the U.S. Virgin Islands at the 2018 Concacaf U20 Championship. Additionally, the previous best overall result was a 20-0 win against Grenada at the 2022 Concacaf Women’s U17 Championship.

A Bright Future Ahead

As the United States Under-17 men’s national team continues their journey in World Cup qualifying, their remarkable performance in the opening match serves as a testament to their talent, hard work, and dedication to the sport. With players like Chase Adams leading the charge and a team that is firing on all cylinders, the future looks incredibly bright for U.S. soccer.

In the words of renowned soccer coach, Alex Ferguson, “Success is not the result of spontaneous combustion. You must set yourself on fire.” And that’s exactly what the USMNT U17 team did in their historic victory, igniting a spark that will undoubtedly propel them towards even greater achievements in the world of soccer.

As the team celebrates their record-breaking win and looks ahead to future challenges on the road to World Cup qualification, one thing is certain – the world of soccer has certainly taken notice of the talent and determination of the United States Under-17 men’s national team. And with players like Chase Adams leading the charge, the sky’s the limit for this extraordinary group of young athletes.