the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Tournament two times. Professional career Upon graduating, Cila went undrafted in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft. He received a trial with the Colorado Rapids on the insistence of two of his former Bradenton teammates, Kyle Beckerman and Seth Trembly, and surprised coach Tim Hankinson by earning a developmental contract with the team. Cila earned playing time at his old striker position, scoring several key goals, and eventually earned a starting spot. Although he was moved further back towards the end of the season, Cila finished 2004 with 21 appearances and 15 starts, scoring four goals and two assists as one of the league's biggest rookie surprises. Cila's old coach at Bradenton, John Ellinger, acquired him for Real Salt Lake for the club's inaugural 2005 season. He scored three goals in 12 games. In 2006, he was sent to the New York Red Bulls, for whom he played four games scoring one goal, for a 4th round supplemental draft pick in 2006. Cila retired from playing soccer in 2006, at 24 years of age. Career post-soccer After playing soccer, Cila has worked in interest rate sales at Goldman Sachs. In 2014, Business Insider named him one of The 20 Best Soccer Players Working In Finance. Jordan Cila is now the head of Fixed Income Sales for Americas and EMEA for Citadel Securities. See also List of select Jewish football (association; soccer) players References 1982 births Living people Jewish American sportspeople Jewish footballers People from Jericho, New York Soccer players from New York (state) American soccer players Duke University alumni Duke Blue Devils men's soccer players Brooklyn Knights players Colorado Rapids players Real Salt Lake players New York Red Bulls players Long Island Rough Riders players USL League Two players Major League Soccer players United States men's youth international soccer players Association football midfielders Goldman Sachs people