Jeff Larentowicz

New England Revolution

Larentowicz was selected in the fourth round, 45th overall in the 2005 MLS Supplemental Draft by New England Revolution. He spent his rookie campaign, the 2005 New England Revolution season, on the bench, playing only one minute with the first team all year; making his MLS and Revolution debut in a 1-0 win over D.C. United on May 14 as a 92nd minute substitute for Andy Dorman. However, in the 2006 New England Revolution season Larentowicz came into more playing time through injuries, starting 19 games and appearing in a further seven, recording a goal and an assist. He made his first MLS start on June 11 in a 3-3 tie against Chicago Fire FC. Larentowicz scored his first-ever MLS goal on August 27, at a home game against the Columbus Crew. In the 2007 New England Revolution season, he firmly established himself as a regular starter for the Revolution, playing all but two games as defensive midfielder alongside Shalrie Joseph, making 28 appearances (all starts), recording 3 goals and notching 4 assists. Larentowicz was a key part of the Revolution's 2007 U.S. Open Cup run, scoring in the semi-final against the Carolina Railhawks, and starting the final, helping deliver the Revolution their first piece of silverware in club history. In the MLS Cup 2007, Larentowicz nearly scored a late-second-half equalizer for the Revolution, forcing Pat Onstad to make a point-blank save on a diving header. In the 2008 New England Revolution season,…

In 2010 Larentowicz was called up to the January U.S. national team camp for the first time, but was forced to withdraw due to a knee injury. He received another call up for the 2011 January camp, and made his international debut in a friendly match against Chile on January 22, statrting and playing the full 90 minutes of the match. On August 25, 2011, Larentowicz was called up for U.S. national team friendlies against Costa Rica and Belgium, he would appear as a late-game substitute for José Francisco Torres against Belgium on September 6, but would not play against Costa Rica. He was called in to January camp in 2012, and started friendlies against Venezuela on January 21, and appeared as a substitute against Panama on January 25.

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