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2. Maxi Rodriguez (Detroit City FC), 6 goals.
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5. Olakunle Banjo (Md. Bobcats), James Filerman (Detroit City FC), Shavon John-Brown (New Amsterdam FC), Molley Karpeh (Md. Bobcats), Leon Maric (Mich. Stars), Connor Rutz (Detroit City FC), Wojciech Wojcik (Chicago House AC), 4 goals.

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