Brian Carroll

2007: Appeared in 28 games, with 19 starts… Recorded a career-high four assists... 2007 MLS Playoffs: Appeared and started in one game.

2006: Started all 31 games in which he appeared for D.C. United… Ranked first on the club in minutes played (2,779)… Earned MLS Goal of the Week honors for his effort on 7/15 against Columbus… His streak of 90 consecutive games played ended on 9/23, due to yellow card accumulation. It was the second longest streak in MLS history (Kevin Hartman - 93)... 2006 MLS Playoffs: Appeared and started in three games.

2005: Appeared in 32 games, with 30 starts… Was the only D.C. player to appear in every game and logged more minutes than any other player on the club (2,612)… Notched his first career MLS goal in a 3-2 win over Chicago on 8/6… Two of his three assists on the season led to game-winning goals… 2005 MLS Playoffs: Appeared and started in two games.

2004: Appeared in 30 games, with 26 starts… Registered his first career assist against the Columbus Crew on 6/19... 2004 MLS Playoffs: Started all four games in which he appeared and tallied one assist, helping D.C. United win MLS Cup 2004.

2003: In his first professional season, was limited to U.S. Open Cup and friendly match appearances.

International
Had earned six international caps with the U.S. National Team as of March 2008... 2007: Came on as a substitute in the U.S.'s 2-0 friendly victory over Mexico on 2/7 and in its 3-1 victory over Ecuador on 3/25... 2006: Played in two friendlies in the run-up to the World Cup against Japan (2/10) and Guatemala (2/19)... 2005: After seeing significant time with both the U-20 and U-23 National Teams, earned his first call-up to the full U.S. team for the squad's final World Cup qualifier vs. Panama on 10/12... Received his second cap and first starting nod on 11/12 in a friendly at Scotland... 2004: Was named to the U.S. U-23 Men's National Team for the CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Tournament and appeared in three of the team's five matches, starting and playing the full 90 minutes in each of his appearances... 2002: With the U-23s, Scored twice against English squad Bolton (8/1) and tallied the game-winner against Madeira (Portugal) Select (2/5)... 2001: Spent the spring of 2001 with the U-20 National Team competing in Trinidad, France and at the World Youth Championships in Argentina.

College
Finished his three-year career at Wake Forest having started all 61 games in which he appeared… Was a teammate and roommate of current Crew teammate Will Hesmer at Wake Forest... Received various honors in collegiate career, including NSCAA All-America third team, MAC Hermann Trophy Finalist, NSCAA All-South first team (twice) and All-ACC second team…2002: In his second year as team captain, helped lead Wake to a 15-2-4 record and amassed three goals and eight assists... Was a NSCAA All-America third team selection, one of 15 finalists for the Missouri Athletic Club Hermann Trophy and a NSCAA All-South first team pick... 2001: A second team All-ACC selection, he was also named to the All-South Region side... A first-year captain, was one of two Wake players to start all 21 games during the season... Was the team's fourth-leading scorer with three goals and seven assists... Two of the goals were game-winners... Equaled school record for most assists in a game when he tallied three against Charlotte... 2000: Played in all 19 games and notched six points with a goal against UNC Asheville and assists vs. UNC Greensboro, UNC Wilmington, Maryland and High Point... Against Clemson in the ACC Tournament, with score tied 2-2 following 90 minutes of regulation and two overtime periods, helped the Deacons advance to the semifinals by converting his penalty kick.

Personal
Married wife, Katie, in Nov. 2007... Teammate William Hesmer served as a groomsman in their weeding... Son of Michael and Donna Carroll... Has two brothers, Jeff and Patrick, and one sister named Sara... Both brothers play for D.C. United... Was a Politics major at Wake Forest University.

Acquired
Selected in the second round (11th overall) in the 2003 MLS SuperDraft on 1/17/03.