The final TDS Men's Division I Recruiting Class Rankings are out for the class of 2022, on the eve of the start of the new season.
Players have reported to campus, getting over the line, as the field expands to 50 for the final rankings update. While the rankings lean heavily on domestic additions and reported transfers, international players are considered as well.
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Check out the final men’s DI recruiting classes for 2022 below.
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Commitments: D Tristan Viviani (San Jose Earthquakes – No. 33), F Austin Brummett (New York Red Bulls – No. 35), F Calvin Fodrey (San Diego Loyal – No. 73), F Berin Droemer (Solar SC – No. 84), M Dylan Presto (LAFC – No. 87), GK Logan Erb (Houston Dynamo – No. 112), M Alex Borsos (Houston Dynamo – No. 119), M Javier Camargo (San Diego Loyal), D Noah Cretier (OGC Nice), M Reid Fisher (Slammers FC), M Lorenzo Hernandez (De Anza Force SC), F Isaie Louie (New England Revolution)
Transfers: M Julian Anderson (Virginia), D Uli Esquivel (Washington), M Joe Da Luz (Georgetown), GK Djibril Doubmia (Old Dominion)
It's a tremendous class that’s arrived at San Diego State this year – at least on paper. Can head coach Ryan Hopkins steer his side up the Pac-12 standings?
2. Wake Forest
Commitments: D Cooper Flax (NYCFC – No. 23), D Vladimir Walent (Colorado Rapids – No. 47), D Samuel Jones (Philadelphia Union – No. 53), F Nicholas Rabiu (New York Red Bulls – No. 121), GK Devin Armstrong (Tampa Bay United Rowdies), M Alec Kenison (Columbus Crew SC), M Aethan Yohannes (AZ Alkmaar)
Transfers: F Sidney Paris (Navy)
It’s a very well-rounded class for the Demon Deacons, with additional depth coming in up and down the field.
3. Notre Dame
Commitments: D Mitch Ferguson (Portland Timbers Academy – No. 41), F Wyatt Borso (Pittsburgh Riverhounds – No. 54), M Daniel Boateng (Santa Barbara SC – No. 74), M Kelvin Baffour (Black Rock FC – No. 79), M Sebastian Green (Black Rock FC), F Nicholas Legendre (Colorado Rapids)
The Irish lost big talent from last year's roster, and have brought in ample quality that could impact the team right away.
