DCSC is the District of Columbia's largest youth sports program with more than 4,000 players participating in its Recreational Programs each fall and spring. DC Soccer Club provides a coed soccer program for players in Pre-K up through grade 12 and a girls-only program for players in grades 1 through 12. We are dedicated to making soccer fun, safe, and accessible to all players. Nearly half of all Recreational players are girls, making DC Soccer Club the largest youth sports program for girls in the city. 

In the fall and spring seasons, DC Soccer Club offers an eight-week Recreational soccer program. The fall season begins after Labor Day and extends into the early part of November. The spring season begins the last weekend in March and runs through mid-June.  General Rec soccer program info and FAQs are available here. 

Spring 2024 game dates for K-HS are expected to be April 6th, 13th, 27th, May 4th, 11th, 18th, June 1st, 8th

***New this year*** - The Len Oliver Rec Tournament will be held June 15th/16th. More info to come!

Pre-K Plus starts April 6th. The eligible age range for Pre-K Plus participants is 4/1/2018 through 9/30/2019. If you would like to register for Pre-K Plus please go HERE. (Pre-K Plus registration is no longer included within this Rec registration). 

DC Soccer Club's Rec soccer program continues to value the contributions of volunteer coaches, as always. Teams may opt to use other (non-volunteer) coaches as long as the coaches register with DC Soccer Club and participate in any required meetings and/or training. Also, teams cannot insist that all team families contribute to the cost of the coach.

Currently, DC Soccer Club assumes that the impact of COVID-19 on youth sports will be negligible in Spring 2024, and we expect to support games and practices in Washington, DC using normal-sized teams and conventional game formats. We presently assume that no exceptional COVID protocols will be required by the time the Spring season starts. Should any of this change, DC Soccer Club reserves the right to make modifications to this program in the interest of participant safety.