With 2016 coming to a close, Columbus Crew SC is looking back on some of its most memorable moments of 2016. This year was full of moments that will be remembered forever.
Wil Trapp played 45 minutes — as a second-half substitute — and thus cemented himself as Columbus Crew SC's first homegrown player to feature in a MLS All-Star Game, as the All-Stars fell to English Premier League giants Arsenal, 2-1, at Avaya Stadium in San Jose, Calif.
"I think it was like (MLS All-Stars coach Dominic Kinnear) said before the game," Trapp said. "He said to 'Just go out there, have fun and try to compete to win the game.' I think we all did that, had a good time and we competed well."
Trapp, the 22nd player selected as an All-Star in Crew SC history, entered for the LA Galaxy's Giovani Dos Santos to start the second half.
"I think the game itself obviously was a great experience, but the whole week is something that I'm going to look back on and enjoy," Trapp said.
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