A.J. DeLaGarza – USMNT

A.J. DeLaGarza is a two-time MLS Cup winner with the LA Galaxy. He made his first appearance with the USMNT in 2012. With playing time at issue and not cap-tied to the USMNT, DeLaGarza accepted a call-up for Guam's National Team in 2013 and made two appearances. He isn't cap-tied to them either, publicly saying that he remains eligible for the USMNT and communicated with the staff that he remains interested. 

On the club side, DeLaGarza was picked 19th overall by LA in the 2009 SuperDraft, DeLaGarza now has three MLS Cups and two Supporters' Shields to go with his two NCAA National Championships. In January, 2017 he moved to the Houston Dynamo.

USMNT Experience

2012: Debuted for the USMNT against Venezuela on Jan 21 and won his second cap against Panama.

Professional Experience

2017: Joined the Houston Dynamo in January. Advanced to the Western Conference finals.
2016: Made the playoffs in his final season with the Galaxy.
2015: Advanced to the playoffs with the Galaxy.
2014: Won his third MLS Cup with LA.
2013: 28 games for the Galaxy, starting all of them.
2012: Back-to-back MLS Cups with the Galaxy, playing in 30 games.
2011: Played in all 30 games and won the MLS Cup with the Galaxy.
2010: Played in 17 games. 
2009: Drafted by the Galaxy in the 2nd round of the SuperDraft, the 17th overall pick. Played in 22 games his rookie season. 

High School and College: Won the 2005 and 2008 College Cups with the University of Maryland. Grew up in Calvert County, MD where he played for a Baltimore-area youth club, DC United's youth club, and Henry E. Lackey High School.