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name: Chad Barrett
position: F height: 5-11 weight:180 Birthdate: April 30, 1985 Hometown: Beaverton, OR last club: Chicago (MLS) |
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| Regular Season Stats | full bio l year-by-year stats l video highlights |
| year | club | gp | gs | min | g | a | sht | sog | fc | fs | c | ej |
| 2009 | Toronto FC | 29 | 27 | 2,069 | 5 | 3 | 55 | 25 | 23 | 18 | 5 | 1 |
| Career | 124 | 92 | 7,601 | 27 | 17 | 231 | 117 | 97 | 75 | 12 | 1 | |
| Most Recent Video Highlights |
| date | clubs | video description |
| 07/11/09 | Toronto FC @ Quakes |
 Chad Barrett's two goals
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| 07/11/09 | Toronto FC @ Quakes |
Chad Barrett sneaks one in
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| 07/11/09 | Toronto FC @ Quakes |
Chad Barrett's second goal
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Entering the season, Barrett's 13 career goals are 13th on the club's all-time regular season list. Following a strong 2007 campaign, the Oregon native was selected to train in Spain with the Generation adidas program and was named by U.S. Under-23 Men's National Team head coach Peter Nowak among 24 players to participate in the team's final training camp before 2008 CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying. Now 23, Barrett has graduated from the Generation adidas program and the coaching staff will once again look to the talented striker to provide strength in the attack.
MLS Experience
2007: Fire Budweiser Golden Boot award winner led the team with seven goals and two assists Only Fire player to play in all 30 contests (25 starts), registering 1,983 minutes played Scored game-winning goal in the 79th minute on 6-03 vs. CLB Played 86 min. on 4-21 vs. KC, scoring game-tying goal (his second straight) in 36' for 2-1 win Scored first goal of the season with a game-tying tally in 85th minute on 4-15 @ COL in 1-1 tie MLS Cup Playoffs: Played in all three Fire Playoffs games, for 198 min. of action Made first career Playoffs start for 65 min. on 10-25 vs. DC Scored career-first MLS Cup Playoffs goal at D.C. United (31') in Eastern Conference Semis Game Two on 11-01 ... Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup: Registered 90 minutes of action in 1-0 loss to the Carolina RailHawks of the USL First Division on 7-15 at SAS Soccer Park in Cary, N.C. in the Third Round of the USOC MLS Reserve Division: Played on 8-20 @ RSL (0-4 L) and a full 90-minute effort on 9-08 @ NY (0-1 L) for 135 min. of Reserve Division action.2006: Pair of injuries (R groin strain, broken R fifth metatarsal) limited Barrett to 16 appearances (nine starts), but he still managed five goals and one assist on the season His five goals in just 780 minutes was good enough for fourth most on the Fire Scored first goal of 2006 MLS season on 4-01 @ FCD, his 12th min. tally opening the League-wide account in the Fire's 3-2 loss Registered first multi-goal game and GWG of his career on 6-28 vs. RSL, coming off the bench in the 68th min. to score twice (80', 85') in leading the Fire to a 2-1 comeback win Placed on Season Ending Injury list on 9-15 after suffering broken R fifth metatarsal MLS Cup Playoffs: did not play in postseason due to injury Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup: Registered one assist in two appearances (one start) in earning his first championship ring and helping the Fire to its fourth USOC crown MLS Reserve Division: Scored two goals in three games (all starts) in Reserve Division action Tallied goals in back-to-back games on 7-15 vs. DAL (1-1 T) and 7-23 vs. DC (3-2 L).
2005: Made his debut in the Fire's season opener and steadily received minutes off the bench all season, finishing the year with one goal and four assists across 597 minutes in 20 matches (four starts) Made his MLS debut on 4-02 @ FCD in the Fire's season opener, playing the final 10 min. off the bench in a 2-1 loss First career MLS assist was the game-winner on 4-16 vs. SJ Tallied first career MLS goal on 5-28 @ RSL in Fire's 3-0 win Earned first MLS start on 8-13 vs. LA Finished the season with three assists in his last five matches MLS Cup Playoffs: Came off the substitutes' bench in all three of the Fire's postseason contests, logging 73 minutes Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup: Played 112 minutes in three appearances off the bench during the Fire's run to the U.S. Open Cup Semifinal round MLS Reserve Division: Started in seven of his nine Reserve Division contests, scoring a team-high eight goals and adding a pair of assists His eight goals tied him with RSL's Dante Washington for second most in the Reserve Division's inaugural season Scored four goals, all in the second half, for the Fire Reserves on 8-07 vs. DC, leading Chicago to a 4-1 victory.
College
Spent two seasons with traditional collegiate power UCLA, helping the team to a 34-6-3 record while tallying 50 points on 16 goals and 18 assists Became the third Bruin in as many seasons to be drafted by the Fire (Leonard Griffin in 2004, Ryan Futagaki in 2003) 2004: Second-team All-Pac-10 performer Led the Bruins with 10 assists Ranked second in goals scored (6), game-winning goals (3), and points (22) 2003: Pac-10 Co-Freshman/Newcomer of the Year Second-team All-Pac 10 Second on the team in all three scoring categories - goals (10), assists (8) and points (28) Scored the most points by a Bruin freshman since Joe-Max Moore totaled 32 in 1990.2004: Second-team All-Pac-10 performer Led the Bruins with 10 assists Ranked second in goals scored (6), game-winning goals (3), and points (22).
2003: Pac-10 Co-Freshman/Newcomer of the Year Second-team All-Pac 10 Second on the team in all three scoring categories - goals (10), assists (8) and points (28) Scored the most points by a Bruin freshman since Joe-Max Moore totaled 32 in 1990.
International
U.S. U-23s: Was named by U.S. Under-23 Men's National Team head coach Peter Nowak to participate in the team's January and February trainings camp before 2008 CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying.U.S. U-20s: Played in all four of the U.S. Under-20 National Team's matches in the FIFA World Youth Championship in Holland in June 2005 Started in three of the four contests in the tournament and scored one goal Helped the U.S. U-20's to a stunning start in the World Youth Championships on 6-11-05 vs. ARG, his header in the 39' holding up to give the USA a shocking 1-0 win in their opening game of pool play Was a starter for the U.S. U-20 team that took part in the U-20 CONCACAF Qualifying Tournament for the FIFA World Youth Championships in January of 2005 at The Home Depot Center in Carson, CA Scored the GWG on 1-16-05 vs. Costa Rica in the 2' of the U-20s 2-0 victory in the third and final game of the CONCACAF Qualifying Tournament, helping the USA go undefeated in the competition for the first time in its history Started for the U-20s on 1-14-05 vs. Panama and played 62 min. in the U.S.'s 2-0 victory that earned the squad its fifth consecutive berth in the FIFA World Youth Championships, to be played in Holland in June/July of 2005 Led U-20s in scoring in 2004 with seven goals in 12 games (seven starts) Scored three of the team's four goals at the 2004 Northern Ireland Milk Cup, where he played alongside Fire teammate Craig Capano Scored game-winner vs. Canada in a 1-0 win on 12-18-04.
U.S. U-18s: Over two years, played 24 matches with the U-18s, starting 18 of them, while scoring three goals and five assists.
Club/Prep
Played club soccer for Westside Metro Rangers of Portland, OR Won four state championships and 2003 league title with Rangers. ... Played at Southridge High School in Beaverton, OR Totaled 179 points on 69 goals and 41 assists in his high school career Metro and State Player of the Year as a senior, when he scored 32 goals and added 21 assists Parade and McDonald 's All-American Two-time NSCAA/adidas All-American Gatorade Oregon Player of the Year in 2003.
Personal
Awarded the 2007 Fire Player of the Year at the 20th Annual Comcast SportsNet Sports Awards Best soccer moment was scoring the game-winning goal for the U.S. Under-20's against Argentina in 2005 FIFA World Youth Championships Patterns his game after former German star Jurgen Klinsman and England's Wayne Rooney Enjoys donating time and services to the FireWorks for Kids Foundation Hobbies include camping, poker and golf Enjoys rap, hip-hop and punk music.
