TAMPA, Fla. – The United Soccer League (USL) today announced the Team of the Round for Round 4 of the 2025 USL Jägermeister Cup, with Louisville City FC defender Jake Morris named Player of the Round with a match-winning, stoppage-time brace against Commonwealth Cup rival Lexington SC.

Entering the match in the 71st minute, the 26-year-old opened his 2025 account with the first brace of his professional career, responding to Lexington's go-ahead goal in the 87th minute with goals in the first and seventh minutes of second-half stoppage time to silence Lexington's club-record crowd of 8,252.

Morris' six-minute brace was the first in USL Jägermeister Cup history to be completed entirely in second-half stoppage time. LouCity's victory also marked the second occasion in the tournament's history that a team entering second-half stoppage time while trailing emerged victorious at full time.

"I think this team is so tight — the culture and everything and a never-say-die attitude," Morris said after the match. "I think it showed, not just with me, but the whole time. The willingness to get the ball in the box, to throw numbers forward, just suffocating them, I think it showed."

The USL Jägermeister Cup's Player of the Round is selected by the USL National Media Panel. Morris finished with 44% of the vote, while Pittsburgh's Bertin Jacquesson and South Georgia's Mason Tunbridge finished tied for second on 22%.

GK – Ricardo Jérez, Chattanooga Red Wolves SC: The oldest player to ever suit up in the USL Jägermeister Cup, the 39-year-old former Guatemala international made six saves and kept a clean sheet against Smoky Mountain Smackdown foe Knoxville in the Red Wolves' shutout win on July 26.

D – Devon Amoo-Mensah, Detroit City FC: The 29-year-old defender scored his first goal of the season on Saturday, helping Detroit to its second victory against Westchester on the season. Amoo-Mensah also won one penalty kick, won 11 duels, completed 91% of his passes, connected on five long balls, registered four clearances, tallied two blocks and created two chances.

D – Jake Morris, Louisville City FC: Morris recorded the first brace of his professional career in emphatic fashion, scoring in the first and seventh minutes of second-half stoppage time to lead Louisville's improbable comeback victory against Commonwealth Cup rival Lexington. In 26 minutes of play, the 26-year-old completed 100% of his 12 passes, won one duel and created one chance.

D – Christian Ortiz, AV ALTA FC: The 23-year-old tallied the first goal contribution of his professional career, assisting Adam Aoumaich's match-winning goal against Monterey Bay on Saturday. Ortiz also won 14 of his 17 duels, completed 83% of his passes, registered eight recoveries, won six tackles, completed five dribbles, recorded four clearances and connected on four long passes.

M – Rafael Jauregui, Charlotte Independence: The 20-year-old posted the first one-goal, one-assist match of his six-year professional career, scoring the winner in the first half before assisting Tumi Moshobane in the second half of Charlotte's 3-0 victory against Richmond. Jauregui also completed 88% of his passes, created four total chances, won four duels and recorded three recoveries.

M – Jeciel Cedeño, Detroit City FC: Cedeño helped Detroit down Westchester for the second time this season, creating nine chances, recording eight recoveries, completing 80% of his 54 passes, completing five crosses and winning four duels and two tackles.

M – Gabriel Torres, El Paso Locomotive FC: Torres helped El Paso finish the group stage unbeaten, finishing July with a draw against Phoenix and a win in Omaha. Through 180 minutes, the 28-year-old Brazilian recorded one goal, one assist, an 84% passing accuracy rate, 11 duels won, six recoveries, five completed long passes, four tackles won, four completed crosses and three total chances created.

M – Rodrigo Robles, Greenville Triumph SC: Robles tallied two assists in a single match for the first time in his professional career, leading Greenville to a 2-1 win against Naples and on to the knockout rounds. The 25-year-old also won one penalty kick, completed 79% of his passes, won five duels and reeled in three recoveries.

F – Quenzi Huerman, Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC: The 24-year-old Frenchman recorded the first brace of his young professional career, bagging two of Colorado Springs' four goals in the Switchbacks' 4-0 victory against Texoma. Through 90 minutes, Huerman completed 82% of his passes and created four chances.

F – Bertin Jacquesson, Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC: The RC Strasbourg youth product helped Pittsburgh overcome an early deficit in Portland, scoring twice in four minutes late in the second half. Jacquesson also completed 79% of his passes, won six duels and placed five shots on target. 

F – Mason Tunbridge, South Georgia Tormenta FC: Tunbridge tallied his eight goal of the season on Saturday, scoring the equalizer in South Georgia's 2-1 win in Miami. The 24-year-old won eight duels, completed 77% of his passes, registered seven recoveries, completed five dribbles, created four chances and placed four shots on target.

Coach – Ian Cameron, South Georgia Tormenta FC: Cameron led his Ibises to their fifth victory against a higher-division opponent in club history, guiding South Georgia to a 2-1 comeback victory on the road against Miami.

Bench – Tetsuya Kadono (OC), Tyler Clegg (COS), Fabrice Ngah (CLT), Chevone Marsh (GVL), Blake Bodily (TBR), Juan Agudelo (SA), Ates Diouf (DET)