DC Eleven Football Club (DCXI)
Takoma Recreation Center, 300 Van Buren St NW, Washington, DC 20012
About
DC Eleven Football Club (DCXI) offers soccer and football activities that include an Elite Youth Soccer Academy, Summer Camp, ESE Camp, Trials/Tryouts, the Scorpion League, and Tots programs. The program uses a game-changing approach to soccer and primarily scouts players and families that understand long-term planning. DCXI prioritizes character fit, seeking players who demonstrate respect, coachability, desire, attention, and competitiveness.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
DC Eleven Football Club was formed in 2019 from the merger of Jouons Football Club and the Washington Youth Soccer Association (WYSA). The leadership team includes Darryl G., Bre B., Troy M., Bash B., Jordan T., Jean-Marie G., Paul A., Ronald R., Ben D., Keith T., Michael I., Pierre H., Elvis H., James K., and Arlen G. The founders are actively involved in coaching and creating international opportunities, and they offered limited footballing experiences supplemented with digital content during the pandemic.
The mission of DCXI is to prepare footballers for the global stage and to develop exceptional athletes and well-rounded individuals through a culture rooted in passion, purpose, and the desire to improve. The program states a commitment to a professional and inclusive environment where players from all backgrounds are inspired to reach their full potential on and off the field. DCXI uses a holistic approach that emphasizes technical skill, tactical intelligence, physical development, and personal growth, and it aims to build a community that values character, commitment, and excellence. Whether a player’s journey leads to college, professional ranks, or a lifelong passion for the game, DCXI states that it shapes leaders and elevates the standard of football (soccer).
Rooted in the Takoma community and the larger Washington DC area, DC Eleven collaborates with local organizations such as the Department of Parks and Recreation and Friends of Takoma Park. Through its 501(c)3 organization, the program engages in fundraising activities, including an annual gala, to alleviate socio-economic barriers and expand its reach and impact in soccer. DCXI is dedicated to inclusion, works with families through its nonprofit organization to ensure every player has an opportunity to grow, and offers donation-based programs and scholarships. The program follows a long-term vision that guides players and families toward goals over 5 to 10 years.
Last updated June 14, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
DC Eleven Football Club was formed in 2019 from the merger of Jouons Football Club and the Washington Youth Soccer Association (WYSA). The leadership team includes Darryl G., Bre B., Troy M., Bash B., Jordan T., Jean-Marie G., Paul A., Ronald R., Ben D., Keith T., Michael I., Pierre H., Elvis H., James K., and Arlen G. The founders are actively involved in coaching and creating international opportunities, and they offered limited footballing experiences supplemented with digital content during the pandemic.
The mission of DCXI is to prepare footballers for the global stage and to develop exceptional athletes and well-rounded individuals through a culture rooted in passion, purpose, and the desire to improve. The program states a commitment to a professional and inclusive environment where players from all backgrounds are inspired to reach their full potential on and off the field. DCXI uses a holistic approach that emphasizes technical skill, tactical intelligence, physical development, and personal growth, and it aims to build a community that values character, commitment, and excellence. Whether a player’s journey leads to college, professional ranks, or a lifelong passion for the game, DCXI states that it shapes leaders and elevates the standard of football (soccer).
Rooted in the Takoma community and the larger Washington DC area, DC Eleven collaborates with local organizations such as the Department of Parks and Recreation and Friends of Takoma Park. Through its 501(c)3 organization, the program engages in fundraising activities, including an annual gala, to alleviate socio-economic barriers and expand its reach and impact in soccer. DCXI is dedicated to inclusion, works with families through its nonprofit organization to ensure every player has an opportunity to grow, and offers donation-based programs and scholarships. The program follows a long-term vision that guides players and families toward goals over 5 to 10 years.
Last updated June 14, 2026.
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