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DC Eleven Football Club (DCXI) offers an Elite Youth Soccer Academy along with programs such as the Scorpion League, Tots, Camps, and Team Handball. The program also runs the January Scorpion League - 202 Futsal from January through March, the Tots Winter Session from January through March, and Team Handball from January through March. DCXI hosts the MLK CUP futsal tournament on January 18 and 19 and holds trials and tryouts for players born from 2019 through 2008.
• Schedule: January Scorpion League - 202 Futsal (Jan–Mar); Tots Winter Session (Jan–Mar); Team Handball (Jan–Mar); MLK CUP - Futsal tournament (Jan 18 & 19)
In 2019, Jouons Football Club and the Washington Youth Soccer Association (WYSA) merged to form DC Eleven. 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 club states that its mission is to prepare footballers for the global stage through a holistic approach that emphasizes technical skill, tactical intelligence, physical development, personal growth, and a culture rooted in passion, purpose, and the desire to improve. DCXI notes that it is dedicated to inclusion and ensuring every player has an opportunity to grow through a 501(c)3, with donation-based programs and scholarships offered through a nonprofit organization, and that its founders are actively involved in coaching and creating international opportunities, guided by a long-term vision over 5 to 10 years.
DCXI describes itself as rooted in the community of Takoma and the larger Washington DC area, collaborating with local organizations such as the Department of Parks and Recreation and Friends of Takoma Park. The program reports that it actively engages in fundraising through a 501c3 organization led by a group of parents and holds an annual gala fundraising event to help alleviate socio-economic barriers, inviting the community to participate and support this mission.
Last updated January 5, 2026.
• Schedule: January Scorpion League - 202 Futsal (Jan–Mar); Tots Winter Session (Jan–Mar); Team Handball (Jan–Mar); MLK CUP - Futsal tournament (Jan 18 & 19)
In 2019, Jouons Football Club and the Washington Youth Soccer Association (WYSA) merged to form DC Eleven. 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 club states that its mission is to prepare footballers for the global stage through a holistic approach that emphasizes technical skill, tactical intelligence, physical development, personal growth, and a culture rooted in passion, purpose, and the desire to improve. DCXI notes that it is dedicated to inclusion and ensuring every player has an opportunity to grow through a 501(c)3, with donation-based programs and scholarships offered through a nonprofit organization, and that its founders are actively involved in coaching and creating international opportunities, guided by a long-term vision over 5 to 10 years.
DCXI describes itself as rooted in the community of Takoma and the larger Washington DC area, collaborating with local organizations such as the Department of Parks and Recreation and Friends of Takoma Park. The program reports that it actively engages in fundraising through a 501c3 organization led by a group of parents and holds an annual gala fundraising event to help alleviate socio-economic barriers, inviting the community to participate and support this mission.
Last updated January 5, 2026.
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