As we kick off 2026, DC Soccer Club is hitting the ground running with exciting updates for players, coaches, and families. From an impactful new partnership with CHP to continued coaching education, we’re committed to supporting our community at every level.
DC Soccer Club kicks off 2026 with a major partnership focused on athlete health, development, and education: Cohen Health and Performance (CHP), a premier physical therapy and performance training provider with locations in Bethesda and McLean. Another focus of development and education this month, DC Soccer Club recently brought together its Travel coaching staff for a dedicated Coaching Education session focused on learning, collaboration, and professional development. READ NEWSLETTER
This month, we are focusing on our recent development highlights—like our Travel Girls’ Tactical Night and our Coaches Education —while looking ahead to spring opportunities including our World Cup 3v3 Tournament and Academy ID Sessions.
This article was written specifically for the DC Soccer Club community by Dr. Samuel Kinney, one of Cohen Health and Performance’s Doctors of Physical Therapy and a former collegiate soccer player who understands the demands of the game.
DC Soccer Club hosted a German Soccer Federation (DFB) coaching education certification at Washington International School’s campus, reinforcing the club’s commitment to investing in its coaches as a core pillar of player development.
DC Soccer Club is proud to announce a new partnership with Cohen Health and Performance, a premier physical therapy and performance training provider with office locations in Bethesda and McLean. Through this sponsorship, Cohen Health and Performance (CHP) will help DC Soccer Club continue supporting players, families, and coaches through education, training, and thoughtful care focused on athlete health and development.
We’re heading into Thanksgiving proud of a season that showcased both strong play and strong community spirit, with DCSC families volunteering to support the Latin American Youth Center’s work with youth and families.
We’re closing out the fall season with All-Star Cup excitement, strong finishes across our teams, and meaningful community impact.
As the fall season winds down, we’re reflecting on a month filled with proud moments and powerful connections, such as building relationships in the community through soccer during Hispanic Heritage Month.
This month, DC Soccer Club celebrates new leadership, community impact and championship wins, such as the 2013 Girls Academy Championship in the WAGS Tournament.
DC Soccer Club is proud to announce that Mo Gueye has been named Tournament Director, leading the planning, organization, and growth of the club’s tournament operations.
From community impact with Youth for Tomorrow to big nights under the lights, we’re celebrating soccer, spirit, and the people who make it all happen.