Travel Coaching Staff
Meet the professional coaches leading our travel teams across every age group, U9 through U19.
Meet the coaches leading our Boys travel teams across every age group.
Tap an age group to expand it, then tap a coach's row for their full bio, licenses, and playing experience.
Boys U9
Arsenal Carlos Dubose
- D Coaching License
- 8 years of coaching experience
- Before coming to ASA in 2021, spent 3 years at PWSI followed by 4 years at Gunston Soccer
- Currently coaches 2013B Blue and Black as well as 2010 Blue and Black at ASA
- Played in the Northern Virginia area as a youth at Lee Mount Vernon Soccer Club and Prince William Soccer Inc.
Man City Joe McCreary
- McLean US Soccer Development Academy U16 & U18 — 2012–2013
- 2013–2014 Virginia State Champion with the Annandale Hawks
- Yorktown High School Captain 2013–14 — 1st Team All-District, 1st Team All-Region, 1st Team All-Met, 1st Team All-State
- James Madison University 2014–15; CAA Tournament Champions 2014–2015
- Annandale U23's 2016–2018
- Former Assistant Coach for the 2011B Silver, 2011B Gold, 2016G Gotham, 2016G Gothamm, 2017B Arsenal, and 2017B Man City for Arlington Soccer Association
- Current Assistant Coach for 2018B Arsenal and 2018B Man City for Arlington Soccer Association
Real Madrid Sergio Enriquez
I believe in competing with intensity while staying committed to long-term development. Athlete growth is dynamic and non-linear, requiring patience, perspective, and individualized guidance. I challenge my players to step outside their comfort zones, knowing that discomfort is often where growth happens. My aim is to develop confident, intelligent, and resilient competitors, both on and off the field, who understand that progress is earned through consistent effort and reflection.
- Arlington Soccer Recreation Coach (Sept 2023 – Present)
- Arlington Developmental Program Coach (Sept 2021 – Present)
- Playing: Montgomery Community College (D-III), American University (D-I)
- USSF National C-License (candidate)
- USSF National D, E, and F Licenses
- Master's Degree in Public Administration, Penn State University
Barca Jared Dubose
My goal is to develop players technically, tactically, and mentally so that they may continue to follow any aspirations they may have of reaching the next level — whether it's soccer (college, semi-professional, professional) or applying the skills they learn in life and corporate professions. I believe that preparation meets performance.
- 2019–20: McLean Youth Soccer
- 2023–present: Arlington Soccer Association
- High school: C.D. Hylton — All-District, District Player of the Year, All-Region 6C, Region 6C Player of the Year, Region 6C Champion, 31 goals
- Club/Academy: PWSI (2007–2015) and McLean Youth Soccer (2015–2019), McLean ECNL (2019–20)
- Virginia State Champion with PWSI (2013–14) and McLean (2018–19); Region Champion with PWSI (2013–14)
- Collegiate: Radford University and University of Mary Washington — 11 goals, 22 total points (2022–24), 2,002 minutes played
- Men's Player of the Year nomination at Radford University; C2C Champion with Mary Washington; NCAA Sweet 16
Bayern Daniel Obour
I love to use US Soccer fundamentals to analyze and operate in the soccer environment. I am a coach with attention to detail who can manage and prioritize club and player interest and perform all phases of the US Soccer player development framework, including social, emotional, language, cognitive, and physical development.
- Springfield South County Youth Club — 2011B Coach (08/2021 – Present)
- US Soccer National C License
- Arlington SA Pro Player (04/2023 – Present)
- Eastern Mennonite University (08/2016 – 12/2017) — Men's Soccer Rookie of the Year, ODAC Player of the Week
- Mount Vernon High School — Varsity 3 years, 2013 VHSL 3A State Championship, 2nd Team All-District, Honorable Mention
Ajax David Camara
Experienced and accomplished youth soccer coach with over 20 years of coaching experience developing players at the recreational, travel, pre-academy, and elite youth levels. Proven track record of building technically gifted, tactically intelligent, and confident players while fostering strong team culture.
- Coached boys' and girls' travel teams across multiple age groups
- Currently coaches the 2015 Boys Pre-Academy team
- Serves as Co-Director of the Arlington Futures Program
- Designs age-appropriate technical and tactical training sessions
- Leads player evaluations and individual development planning
- Collaborates with coaching staff to ensure a consistent player development philosophy
- Founded and operates a private player development company
- Provides individual, small-group, and team technical training
- Develops customized training plans focused on ball mastery, decision making, speed of play, and confidence
- Works with players aspiring to compete at academy, ECNL, MLS NEXT, collegiate, and professional levels
- Over 20 years of youth coaching experience
- Five Virginia State Cup championships
- Successfully developed numerous players who advanced into elite academy and collegiate programs
- Extensive experience coaching both boys' and girls' teams
- Recognized for excellence in technical player development
- United Soccer Coaches Advanced National Diploma
- United Soccer Coaches National Youth License
Ajaxx Tony Damiani
Teaching players the mental, technical, and physical tools necessary to solve problems on and off the field in a creative, productive, and confident manner. A good practice leaves them sweaty, tired, filled with ideas, and wanting to stay on the field for just one more minute!
- 2003–Present: LMVSC Patriots Boys Rising U17
- 2005–2010: LMVSC Patriots Rising U14
- 2004: Gunston Soccer Club Lightning U9
- 1988: University of Richmond Women's Club Team
- Pre-1988: Camp counselor and trainer for several teams and players
- USSF National "D" License
- University of Richmond Men's Soccer Team
- Bjorn Rasmussen — Youth Director B.93 Copenhagen
- Prince Owusu — University of Ghana and Nania F.C.
- Pete Johnson — VYSA Hall of Fame
- John Ellis — VYSA Hall of Fame
- Gordon Bradley — VYSA Hall of Fame, National Soccer Hall of Fame
Boys U10
Red Othmane Benkhallouk
To create a positive, challenging, and player-centered environment where every athlete is inspired to develop technically, tactically, physically, and personally. I believe in fostering a culture built on respect, accountability, teamwork, and a lifelong passion for the game while helping players reach their full potential both on and off the field.
- 2008 – Present | Arlington Soccer Association – Coach & Auxiliary Programs Staff
- 2010 – Present | High School Head Coach
- 2012 – Present | Arlington Soccer Association – Travel Coach
- 2014 – 2020 | Kindergarten Soccer Coordinator
- 2021 – 2025 | Assistant Recreational Director
- 2026 – Present | Technical Recreational Director
- Over 15 years of coaching experience across recreational, travel, and high school soccer
- Dedicated to long-term player development from grassroots through competitive travel soccer
- Provides technical leadership, coach education, curriculum development, and program oversight within Arlington Soccer Association
- Committed to creating positive learning environments while supporting coaches and fostering excellence across all levels of the club
- USSF National Youth License
- USSF "E" License
- USSF "D" License
- USSF "C" License
- Arlington Warriors (Division I)
- FC Toofan (Netherlands)
- DHC Delft (Netherlands)
White Jared Dubose
My goal is to develop players technically, tactically, and mentally so that they may continue to follow any aspirations they may have of reaching the next level — whether it's soccer (college, semi-professional, professional) or applying the skills they learn in life and corporate professions.
- 2019–20: McLean Youth Soccer
- 2023–present: Arlington Soccer Association
- High school: C.D. Hylton — All-District, District Player of the Year, All-Region 6C, Region Champion, 31 goals
- Club/Academy: PWSI (2007–2015), McLean Youth Soccer (2015–2019), McLean ECNL (2019–20)
- Collegiate: Radford University and University of Mary Washington — 11 goals, 22 points, NCAA Sweet 16, C2C Champion
Blue Daniel Obour
I love to use US Soccer fundamentals to analyze and operate in the soccer environment, managing all phases of the US Soccer player development framework — social, emotional, language, cognitive, and physical.
- Springfield South County Youth Club — 2011B Coach (08/2021 – Present)
- US Soccer National D License
- Arlington SA Pro Player (04/2023 – Present)
- Eastern Mennonite University — Rookie of the Year, ODAC Player of the Week
- Mount Vernon High School — 2013 VHSL 3A State Champion
Boys U11
Red Said Mahious
- Arlington Soccer Association, since 2023
- Over 10 years of club, high school, and collegiate coaching experience in the DC metropolitan area with U11–U18 categories
- Physical Education-Sports, University of Algiers (2008–2011)
- USSF National B Coaching License (June 2026)
- University of Algiers Men's Varsity Football Team (2008–2011)
- U13's US Club Soccer State Cup Championship, VPSL 2023 (Co-coach)
- U13's US Club Soccer State Cup Championship, VPSL 2024 (Head Coach)
- US Club Soccer National Semi-Finalist — U13B, Denver, CO (July 2024)
- ECNL RL Virginia — U14B Runner-Up/Finalist (2024–2025)
- USL Y Mid-Atlantic Championship & National Qualifications with U14 and U15B (2024 & 2025)
White Arbi Hammami
Teaching soccer skills, playing and working hard in an enjoyable environment.
- Over 15 years coaching youth soccer in Northern Virginia; with ASA since 2011
- 2013–2014: Arlington Soccer Head Coach Boys U13, Assistant Coach Boys U9
- 2011–2013: Arlington Soccer Boys U9 and U16; 2009–2010: BRYC Boys U11
- 2008–2010: Coaching camps and clinics
- 2014–2015 Arlington Soccer Travel Coach of the Year; 2011 Travel Assistant Coach of the Year
- National Youth Coaching License, National D License
- 1981–1995: Club Sportive Hammam-lif (first division)
- 1995–1996: Beni Khaled Sport (second division)
- 1996–1997: Grombalia Sport (second division)
- 1997–1998: Beni Khaled Sport (second division)
- 1990 Tunisian Cup winner (U18); 1990 National Team (U18)
Blue Jonahan Romero
- University of Memphis, NCAA Division 1
- Guam National Team; World Cup Qualifiers
Boys U12
Red Said Mahious
- Arlington Soccer Association, since 2023
- Over 10 years of club, high school, and collegiate coaching experience in the DC metropolitan area with U11–U18 categories
- Physical Education-Sports, University of Algiers (2008–2011); USSF National B Coaching License (June 2026)
- University of Algiers Men's Varsity Football Team (2008–2011)
- U13's US Club Soccer State Cup Championship, VPSL 2023 (Co-coach) and VPSL 2024 (Head Coach)
- US Club Soccer National Semi-Finalist — U13B, Denver, CO (July 2024); ECNL RL Virginia U14B Runner-Up/Finalist (2024–2025)
- USL Y Mid-Atlantic Championship & National Qualifications with U14 and U15B (2024 & 2025)
White Raefer Warner
My aim is to develop individuals both on and off the field in an environment that is both challenging and enjoyable.
- Currently Assistant Coach, Arlington U10 Madrid
- Currently Head Coach, PAC 98 Boys Arsenal (NCSL); Former Head Coach, PAC 98 Boys Warriors (NCSL)
- Staff Coach and Counselor, PAC Residential Summer Camp
- Former Assistant Coach, Potomac Flamengo U19 Girls (State Cup Semi-Finals, MD)
- Former Staff Coach, Daryl Gee Soccer Tots, U5's–U7's Boys and Girls (MD)
- Former Assistant Coach, FPYC Rebels U19 (WAGS)
- USSF National Youth License; DC United Coaching Certificate; Coerver Coaching Certificate
- Queens' Royal College Varsity (1997–2000) — National Champions 1997
- University of the District of Columbia, NCAA Div. 2 (2001–2006)
Blue Arbi Hammami
Teaching soccer skills, playing and working hard in an enjoyable environment.
- Over 15 years coaching youth soccer in Northern Virginia; with ASA since 2011
- 2013–2014: Arlington Soccer Head Coach Boys U13, Assistant Coach Boys U9
- 2011–2013: Arlington Soccer Boys U9 and U16; 2009–2010: BRYC Boys U11
- 2008–2010: Coaching camps and clinics
- 2014–2015 Arlington Soccer Travel Coach of the Year; 2011 Travel Assistant Coach of the Year
- National Youth Coaching License, National D License
- 1981–1995: Club Sportive Hammam-lif (first division)
- 1995–1996: Beni Khaled Sport (second division)
- 1996–1997: Grombalia Sport (second division)
- 1997–1998: Beni Khaled Sport (second division)
- 1990 Tunisian Cup winner (U18); 1990 National Team (U18)
Black Pablo Bravo Olle
Originally from Spain, Pablo grew up immersed in the game, developing his skills in the competitive youth soccer environment there before continuing his playing career at the collegiate level in the United States.
Now in his third year with Arlington Soccer Association, Pablo brings a strong blend of positivity, professionalism, and a genuine team-first mentality to everything he does. His deep passion for player development, combined with his willingness to support players and staff across multiple age groups, has made a meaningful and lasting impact throughout the club. Whether leading training sessions, encouraging players through challenges, or stepping up to help wherever needed, Pablo consistently creates a positive environment for everyone around him.
- DC United
- FC Barcelona Academy
- Vienna Youth Soccer
- Sports Industry Management Master's Degree, Georgetown University
- USSF Licensed
Boys U13
Red Vahid Talebloo
- George Mason Men's Soccer (since 2023)
- Iran National Team, U14 Boys at Asian Cup
- Arlington Travel Teams and GK Training (since 2018)
- Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Coaching "C" License
- US Soccer National "B" License Candidate
- Iran National Team (U14, U17, U20, U23, Senior)
- 15 years professional at Iran Premier League (IPL)
- World Cup 2006 in Germany with Iran National Team
- AFC Asian Cup 2007 with Iran National Team
- AFC Champions League with Esteghlal — two times
- West Asian Football Federation Champion, Gold Medal — 2008
- IPL Best Young Player — 2003; IPL Best Player — 2006
- IPL Champion — 2005 and 2008; IPL Runner-up — 2003 and 2010; IPL Third Place — 2004
- Hazfi Cup (Iranian Knockout Cup) Champion — 2007; Runner-up — 2003, 2011, 2015
- Saved 8 out of 12 penalties in 3 consecutive games
- IPL Fairplay Award — 2005; 836 Minutes Clean Sheet Record in IPL — 2005
White Jawed Sanie
A coach needs to be a positive role model — demonstrating respect for team members, opponents, referees, parents, spectators, and opposing coaches — and should be dedicated and trustworthy. A coach has to recognize that children and players mature and develop at their own pace and should treat each person as an individual, supporting each player in achieving individual goals.
- Advanced National Diploma — NSCAA (Equivalent to "B" License); USSF "C" and "D" Licenses
- Director of Player Development for Arlington Soccer Association — 2009/2010
- Arlington Soccer Association Coach of the Year — 2009; State Cup Champion U17 Boys — 2009
- Radford University Men's Soccer; Lake Braddock Secondary School
Blue Edwin Beltran
To introduce the values of the game. Teach the technical (fundamental) aspects, combine the psychological/social aspects, then understand the tactics of the game — teaching players to combine doing and thinking. My goal is to develop life professionals through the game.
- Arlington Soccer Association, Head Coach (2014 – Present)
- HP Elite and Beyond, Lead Trainer U9–U16 B/G (2010–2016)
- Vienna Youth Soccer, Lead Team Trainer various camps and clinics (2013)
- Chantilly Soccer Club, Assistant Coach U9G and U9B (2012–2014)
- Chantilly Soccer Club, Lead Trainer U8 Micro Academy (2012–2014)
- Marymount University Varsity Men's Soccer (2001) — NSCAC Conference Rookie of the Year
- Northern Virginia Royals (2001)
- Annandale Varsity Soccer (1998–2001) — 1st Team All-District, All-Region; Washington-Lee Varsity Soccer (1998)
- US Soccer National C, D, and F Licenses
Black Marcos Chantel
To coach and promote soccer at a reputable club through innovative and well-structured programs, ensuring a high level of team and participation are reached, with each individual finding improvement throughout the duration of the program.
- DC Hyper Futsal (U9–U14 Boys), 2016–Current; Total Futbol (U10 Girls), 2016–Current
- MSI Academy (U10 Girls), 2016–Current; FCV Virginia (U15 Girls), 2015–2016
- VSA Heat 95 Gold (U12 Girls), 2005–2011
- Sporting Maryland Futsal Club (2016–Current)
- MISL Harrisburg Heat (2015–2018); MISL Syracuse Silver Knights (2010–2014)
- Real Maryland USL Division II (2008–2009)
- National D License; 2018 US Futsal Head Coach State Champion; 2018 US Youth National Champion
- 2017 US Futsal Assistant Coach Regionals Champion (U11 DC Hyper Futsal); 2017 4th Place at International Futsal Cup in Spain
Boys U14
Red Mo Tayari
I have always striven to become a better coach — not just for my personal growth, but to guide our players in their development and support our coaching staff on their own journeys. I'm committed to instilling the values of the game — values that reach far beyond the field and positively shape lives. My goal is for both players and coaches to never settle for the status quo.
- 2022–Present: Director of Coaching
- 2014–Present: USL Youth Director, Arlington Soccer (formerly Super Y)
- 2020–Present: ECNL Head Coach
- 2006–Present: Senior Instructor, Arlington Soccer Camps & Clinics
- Master Coach & Leadership Diploma; NSCAA Advanced National Diploma; USSF National Youth License
- NSCAA Director of Coaching Diploma; USC Performance Analysis Diploma
- 20+ years of coaching experience, Boys & Girls U9–U19
- 2019 USYS Regional Coach of the Year; 2019 USYS National Finalist; 2018 VYSA Coach of the Year
- USL National Champions: 2023, 2017; State Cup Champions (Boys & Girls): 12 titles
- Region I Champions: 3 titles; helped graduate numerous players to NCAA D-I, D-II, D-III programs
- 2002–2005: Enfidha Sport (Tunisia); 1996–1999: Tunisian U21 National Team
- 1993–2001: Monastir, Division 1 Professional Team (Tunisia)
White Edwin Beltran
To introduce the values of the game. Teach the technical (fundamental) aspects, combine the psychological/social aspects, then understand the tactics of the game — teaching players to combine doing and thinking. My goal is to develop life professionals through the game.
- Arlington Soccer Association, Head Coach (2014 – Present)
- HP Elite and Beyond, Lead Trainer U9–U16 B/G (2010–2016)
- Vienna Youth Soccer, Lead Team Trainer various camps and clinics (2013)
- Chantilly Soccer Club, Assistant Coach U9G and U9B (2012–2014)
- Chantilly Soccer Club, Lead Trainer U8 Micro Academy (2012–2014)
- Marymount University Varsity Men's Soccer (2001) — NSCAC Conference Rookie of the Year
- Northern Virginia Royals (2001)
- Annandale Varsity Soccer (1998–2001) — 1st Team All-District, All-Region; Washington-Lee Varsity Soccer (1998)
- US Soccer National C, D, and F Licenses
Blue Suli Dainkeh
Passion for fostering a competitive environment by nurturing technical skill and tactical intelligence.
- Current Head Coach, U11 Pre-Academy 1 (2015/2016 Boys)
- Current Head Coach, U14 Boys Blue
- Head Coach, Pre-ECNL Boys — Herndon Youth Soccer (2019–2024)
- Head Coach, Boys (U13–U16) — Herndon Youth Soccer (2018–2024)
- Associate Coach, VDA Partner Club (2011–2013, 2006, 2008)
- USSF C License; Bachelor's Degree
- DC United Preseason Camp (2017); DC United Reserves/U23 (2010–2017)
- NCAA Division I, University of Maryland (2013–2017) — 2013 National Championship Finalist, 3x Big Ten Tournament Champion (2014, 2015, 2016), 1x ACC Tournament Champion (2013), All Big Ten Team (2017)
- U.S. Youth National Team, U18–U20 (2012–2014) — international matches vs. France, Netherlands, Borussia Dortmund, Club Brugge
- Gatorade Virginia State Player of the Year (2013)
- DC United Academy — 2010 U-17 MLS SUM Cup Champion
- USL Experience — Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC (USL Championship)
Black Sergio Enriquez
I believe in competing with intensity while staying committed to long-term development. Athlete growth is dynamic and non-linear, requiring patience, perspective, and individualized guidance. I challenge my players to step outside their comfort zones, knowing that discomfort is often where growth happens. My aim is to develop confident, intelligent, and resilient competitors, both on and off the field, who understand that progress is earned through consistent effort and reflection.
- Arlington Soccer Recreation Coach (Sept 2023 – Present)
- Arlington Developmental Program Coach (Sept 2021 – Present)
- Playing: Montgomery Community College (D-III), American University (D-I)
- USSF National C-License (candidate)
- USSF National D, E, and F Licenses
- Master's Degree in Public Administration, Penn State University
Silver Raefer Warner
My aim is to develop individuals both on and off the field in an environment that is both challenging and enjoyable.
- Currently Assistant Coach, Arlington U10 Madrid
- Currently Head Coach, PAC 98 Boys Arsenal (NCSL); Former Head Coach, PAC 98 Boys Warriors (NCSL)
- Staff Coach and Counselor, PAC Residential Summer Camp
- Former Assistant Coach, Potomac Flamengo U19 Girls (State Cup Semi-Finals, MD)
- Former Staff Coach, Daryl Gee Soccer Tots, U5's–U7's Boys and Girls (MD)
- Former Assistant Coach, FPYC Rebels U19 (WAGS)
- USSF National Youth License; DC United Coaching Certificate; Coerver Coaching Certificate
- Queens' Royal College Varsity (1997–2000) — National Champions 1997
- University of the District of Columbia, NCAA Div. 2 (2001–2006)
Boys U15
Red Ivan Stevanovic
Head Coach, Boys Academy & ECNL Regional League. USSF A Licensed coach with more than 15 years of experience across professional, collegiate, academy, and elite youth soccer. Ivan has led teams and goalkeeper programs throughout Northern Virginia and has worked in the USL Championship, NCAA Division I, Development Academy, ECNL, academy, and regional league environments.
My goal is to develop players who can think independently, make confident decisions, and adapt to the demands of the game. I believe the best learning occurs in challenging, game-realistic environments where players are encouraged to solve problems, communicate effectively, and take ownership of their development. While winning matters, long-term player growth always comes first. Ivan is especially interested in applying modern research in skill acquisition, learning science, decision-making, and performance analysis to create training environments that are engaging, purposeful, and developmentally appropriate.
- Arlington Soccer Head Coach — Boys Academy & ECNL Regional League, 2022–Present
- Loudoun United FC Goalkeeper Coach — USL Championship, 2022–2023
- Loudoun Soccer Development Academy & ECNL Head Coach; Boys Goalkeeping Director, 2018–2022
- George Washington University Men's Soccer, Assistant Coach & Goalkeeper Coach, 2015–2018
- CYA Soccer Head Coach & Goalkeeping Director, 2015–2018
- Annandale Soccer Head Coach & Goalkeeping Director, 2013–2015
- Golden Boot Soccer Head Coach, 2011–2013
- USSF A License
- UEFA C License
- United Soccer Coaches National Advanced Goalkeeping Diploma
- Individual Player Development; Tactical Development; Goalkeeper Development
- Decision-Making & Game Intelligence; Leadership & Team Culture
- Performance Analysis; Position-Specific Development; Training Design & Learning Science
Originally from Serbia, Ivan has spent more than 15 years coaching in Northern Virginia and remains committed to helping players maximize their potential both on and off the field.
White Simond Kargbo
It's all about developing the players' technical abilities and knowledge of the game, and also helping them gain the confidence to compete and always strive to get better as a soccer player and as a person.
- Virginia High School League (VHSL)
- Assistant Coach, Arlington Soccer Association (2017–2018); Coach, Arlington Soccer Association (2019–Present)
- Coach, West Potomac High School (2018–Present)
- USSF D, E, and F Licenses; VYSA Registered Coach
- Bachelor of Science, Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)
- Mount Vernon High School — State Champions 2013; VCU D-I (2014–2017); Fredericksburg FC (NPSL), 2015–2017
Blue Vahid Talebloo
- George Mason Men's Soccer (since 2023)
- Iran National Team, U14 Boys at Asian Cup
- Arlington Travel Teams and GK Training (since 2018)
- Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Coaching "C" License
- US Soccer National "B" License Candidate
- Iran National Team (U14, U17, U20, U23, Senior)
- 15 years professional at Iran Premier League (IPL)
- World Cup 2006 in Germany with Iran National Team
- AFC Asian Cup 2007 with Iran National Team
- AFC Champions League with Esteghlal — two times
- West Asian Football Federation Champion, Gold Medal — 2008
- IPL Best Young Player — 2003; IPL Best Player — 2006
- IPL Champion — 2005 and 2008; IPL Runner-up — 2003 and 2010; IPL Third Place — 2004
- Hazfi Cup (Iranian Knockout Cup) Champion — 2007; Runner-up — 2003, 2011, 2015
- Saved 8 out of 12 penalties in 3 consecutive games
- IPL Fairplay Award — 2005; 836 Minutes Clean Sheet Record in IPL — 2005
Black Prem Singh
- USSF "E" License
- 2021–Current: 07G Black Head Coach
- 2019–Current: Thomas Jefferson High School Girls Varsity Head Coach
- 2015–2019: Thomas Jefferson High School JV Head Coach
- Former Arlington Travel Player
Boys U16
Red Sean Hart
- Director of Player Development & Match Analysis
- First Team Assistant Coach
- ECNL/RL Head Coach & Academy Coach
- Multilingual UEFA licensed coach with extensive experience across academy and first team environments in both men's and women's football
- Coached internationally in Germany, Australia, and the U.S., working across all stages of the player pathway from Pre-Academy to First Team
- Oversees player development pathways and match analysis across the club
- Supports coaches and players through video, opposition analysis, and game insights aligned with the club's playing philosophy and long-term player development objectives
- Currently completing his MSc in Football Coaching & Analysis
- Holds both his UEFA A and UEFA Elite Youth A Licenses
- Competed professionally in Germany, Sweden, and Finland
- Represented Canada as an international
White Philipp Wank
- Born and raised in Dortmund, Germany; over 20 years of coaching experience
- Candidate for the UEFA A License
- Coached youth and men's teams at the highest level in Germany
- Worked for the professional Greek club Olympiacos Piraeus before joining Arlington Soccer Association
- Led the semi-professional men's team to the UPSL regular season championship
- Divisional playoff champions four times
- Four appearances in the national tournament
- Holds two law degrees
- Worked as head of legal for an international company for over a decade
- Creator and author of the Soccer Instinct Program used by Arlington Soccer for youth development
Blue Simond Kargbo
It's all about developing the players' technical abilities and knowledge of the game, and also helping them gain the confidence to compete and always strive to get better as a soccer player and as a person.
- Virginia High School League (VHSL)
- Assistant Coach, Arlington Soccer Association (2017–2018); Coach, Arlington Soccer Association (2019–Present)
- Coach, West Potomac High School (2018–Present)
- USSF D, E, and F Licenses; VYSA Registered Coach
- Bachelor of Science, Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)
- Mount Vernon High School — State Champions 2013; VCU D-I (2014–2017); Fredericksburg FC (NPSL), 2015–2017
Boys U17
Red Mohamed Bennani
I would like to create an environment that encourages learning, development, and growth for all players, regardless of skill level — helping individual players advance to the next level of the game and instilling good values so they can better understand life through soccer.
- DC Soccer Club (2001–2023): Director of Player Development (2020–2023), Boys' Director of Coaching (2017–2020), U13–U15 Age Group Director (2008–2023)
- Head coach for different age groups (2003–2023)
- USSF A License; Director of Coaching Diploma (NSCAA); KNVB (Netherlands) educational certificate; USC Futsal Diploma
- Played for Wydad Athletic Club and Racing de Casablanca, Morocco; Member of U15 Moroccan National Team
- 2013 & 2004 Boys Coach of the Year, Virginia Youth Soccer Association (VYSA); 2013 US Youth Soccer Region 1 Coach of the Year
White Mohamed Bennani
I would like to create an environment that encourages learning, development, and growth for all players, regardless of skill level — helping individual players advance to the next level of the game and instilling good values so they can better understand life through soccer.
- DC Soccer Club (2001–2023): Director of Player Development (2020–2023), Boys' Director of Coaching (2017–2020), U13–U15 Age Group Director (2008–2023)
- Head coach for different age groups (2003–2023)
- USSF A License; Director of Coaching Diploma (NSCAA); KNVB (Netherlands) educational certificate; USC Futsal Diploma
- Played for Wydad Athletic Club and Racing de Casablanca, Morocco; Member of U15 Moroccan National Team
- 2013 & 2004 Boys Coach of the Year, Virginia Youth Soccer Association (VYSA); 2013 US Youth Soccer Region 1 Coach of the Year
Boys U18 / U19
Red Jake Ouimet
Building confident players through creating a dynamic, disciplined, and positive team culture — inspiring and pushing players to reach their goals on and off the field.
- Over 20 years NCAA Division I experience coaching college and club; started coaching in 1999
- Duquesne University Head Coach; George Washington University Associate Head Coach
- Virginia State Cup Champions — 3 times; Atlantic 10 Champions — 4 times; NCAA Regional All-America — 3 times
- Coached two MLS Draft Picks and a US Men's National Team player
- NSCAA National and Advanced Diplomas; B.S. in Business Administration, University of Maine
- University of Maine All-Time Goals and Points Leader; Regional All-American and All-Conference
- Played two years professionally for Worcester Wildfire and Cape Cod Crusaders
White Jake Ouimet
Building confident players through creating a dynamic, disciplined, and positive team culture — inspiring and pushing players to reach their goals on and off the field.
- Over 20 years NCAA Division I experience coaching college and club; started coaching in 1999
- Duquesne University Head Coach; George Washington University Associate Head Coach
- Virginia State Cup Champions — 3 times; Atlantic 10 Champions — 4 times; NCAA Regional All-America — 3 times
- Coached two MLS Draft Picks and a US Men's National Team player
- NSCAA National and Advanced Diplomas; B.S. in Business Administration, University of Maine
- University of Maine All-Time Goals and Points Leader; Regional All-American and All-Conference
- Played two years professionally for Worcester Wildfire and Cape Cod Crusaders
Girls U9
Spirit Benedict Ochulu-Wengi
Passionate about helping young players grow both as athletes and as people. With more than 10 years of coaching experience in the United States and Europe, he has worked with players of all ages, from beginners taking their first touches to elite youth and adult teams. His experience across different countries and coaching environments has shaped a player-centered approach that focuses on long-term development.
Coach Benny believes that every child learns differently and deserves an environment where they feel challenged, supported, and excited to come to training. His sessions are designed to develop strong technical skills, game intelligence, confidence, creativity, and a genuine love for soccer. Above all, he wants every player to leave the field having learned something new while enjoying the game. Communication and partnership with families are an important part of his coaching philosophy — Coach Benny values building positive relationships with parents and creating a team culture based on respect, hard work, accountability, and encouragement.
Outside of soccer, Coach Benny's background in education, psychology, and community service has strengthened his belief that sports can teach valuable life skills such as resilience, leadership, teamwork, and character. He is committed to helping every player become not only a better soccer player, but also a confident and compassionate young person.
Dash Ella Robertson
Coaching is my passion, and I have spent a decade in various roles for ASA — coaching camps, clinics, mini soccer, and Real Madrid. I am also a Special Education teacher in Arlington Public Schools and love working with young kids, creating a welcoming environment for players — specifically girls — to grow and learn.
- Montessori Sports Coach, International Football Camps (The Netherlands)
- Coach and Coordinator, Love the Ball Sports
- Girls JV Assistant Coach, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology
- USSF Soccer D License
- USSF Soccer Grassroots License
- USSF Youth Futsal Level 1 Certificate
- Veteran player on ASA teams and in the Arlington Olympic Development Program; many years as a defensive center back
Wave Mavis Danso
To help youth players develop their technical skills and game insight tactically while having fun in a safe environment.
- Age Group Director, D.C. Soccer Club (Washington DC), 2012–March 2023; Age Group Director for U9–10 Girls Travel Team
- Program Director, Boys and Girls U6/U7/U8
- Head Coach (2009–2012), GU13–16 Girls (Alex Thunder), Alexandria Soccer Association
- USSF National B License; Coerver Youth Diploma; USSF National Youth and D Coaching Licenses; United Soccer Coaches Advanced Diploma
- Ghana Women's National Team (Black Queens of Ghana), 2000–2009; 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup — China; 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup — USA
- 2007 & 2005 & 2002 & 2000 African Women's Nations Cup Finalist
- 2013 Robert Morris University Soccer Hall of Fame Inductee; 2006 NAIA Region VII Player of the Year
- Professional: Rochester Rhinos (USL, 2005–2007); FC Indiana (WUSL, 2007–2010)
Pride Dercy Teixeira
Grew up on the South Coast of Massachusetts in a Portuguese community, where soccer has always been a big part of his life.
Dercy highly values a focus on individual player development as an integral part of building strong teams, while also emphasizing building good people both on and off the field.
- Joined Arlington SA in 2023; currently Head Coach for the 2017G Thorns and Assistant Coach for the 2016G Red & White
- Previously coached the 2014G Gold & Silver teams at Arlington SA and the U8 boys team at Dartmouth Youth Soccer Association (MA)
- US Soccer D License
- Played midfielder for many years, representing Dartmouth, MA with Dartmouth Youth Soccer Association and Dartmouth High School
Gotham Yannik Tanda
Encompasses various aspects such as playing style, formations, tactical approach, player development, team culture, and overall approach to the game.
- Arlington Soccer Association, 2015–Present — Academy, Pre-Academy, Mini Soccer, Real Madrid Programs, Futures
- Gunston Middle School Boys & Girls Head Soccer Coach
- Bishop O'Connell JV Girls Head Coach & Assistant Girls Varsity Soccer Coach, 2018–2022
- Yorktown High School Boys Varsity Goalkeepers Head Coach & Boys Varsity Assistant Coach, 2023–Present
- Paris IAE Sport & International Coach Partner, 2022–Present
- USSF "D", "E", and "F" Licenses; AD Alcodemy International; Real Madrid Foundation
Girls U10
Blue Dercy Teixeira
Grew up on the South Coast of Massachusetts in a Portuguese community, where soccer has always been a big part of his life.
Dercy highly values a focus on individual player development as an integral part of building strong teams, while also emphasizing building good people both on and off the field.
- Joined Arlington SA in 2023; currently Head Coach for the 2017G Thorns and Assistant Coach for the 2016G Red & White
- Previously coached the 2014G Gold & Silver teams at Arlington SA and the U8 boys team at Dartmouth Youth Soccer Association (MA)
- US Soccer D License
- Played midfielder for many years, representing Dartmouth, MA with Dartmouth Youth Soccer Association and Dartmouth High School
Black Yannik Tanda
Encompasses various aspects such as playing style, formations, tactical approach, player development, team culture, and overall approach to the game.
- Arlington Soccer Association, 2015–Present — Academy, Pre-Academy, Mini Soccer, Real Madrid Programs, Futures
- Gunston Middle School Boys & Girls Head Soccer Coach
- Bishop O'Connell JV Girls Head Coach & Assistant Girls Varsity Soccer Coach, 2018–2022
- Yorktown High School Boys Varsity Goalkeepers Head Coach & Boys Varsity Assistant Coach, 2023–Present
- Paris IAE Sport & International Coach Partner, 2022–Present
- USSF "D", "E", and "F" Licenses; AD Alcodemy International; Real Madrid Foundation
Girls U11
White Terell Williamson
- 4th year coaching with ASA; coaches the 2009–2012 age groups
- Former ASA travel player; played 4 years at Chowan University
- 2x All-American and the program's leading goal scorer
Blue Emily Hoover
- USSF Grassroots; Eligible for D License
- Coaching with Arlington Soccer Association since spring 2013, ranging from kindergarten to high school
- 2019–Present: Arlington Travel 2011 Girls Silver/Gold teams; 2020–Present: 2012 Girls Silver/Gold teams
- 2018–2019: Arlington Travel 2009 Girls Blue/Black teams
- ARL Rookie of the Year Award; ARL Lightning Club Coach of the Year Award
- Justice High School Varsity (formerly J.E.B. Stuart) — 3-year starter, Co-Captain, All-District and All-Region honors
- Club Soccer, University of Oklahoma (2001–2003); Semi-Pro, ACF Torino USA/Maryland Capitols FC (2012–2015)
Black Jonathan Farfan
Facilitate a safe and passionate learning environment that encourages autonomy both on and off the field.
- USSF D License; USSF 4v4, 9v9, and 11v11 Grassroots Licenses
- Auxiliary coach for Kinder (4v4), Real Madrid Foundation, and Mini Soccer program (2017–2025)
- JV Girls Coach, Falls Church High School (2020–2022); ASA 2005 Boys Blue Head Coach (2020–2022)
- ASA 1997 Boys Impact Blue, NCSL Division 1
Girls U12
Red Aleksander Dimitrijevic
- Annandale United (2016–2018), U9 Girls Head Coach
- Villareal Virginia Academy (2018–2022) — multiple teams U9–U19, Head Coach U10 Boys, Assistant Coach U13 Boys ECNL
- FPYC (2019–2021), Head Coach U10 Boys; Virginia Valor FC (2021–2022), Head Coach U11/U12 Boys CCL teams
- Certified USSF Referee since 2013 (Grade 7 since 2014); over 2,000 matches across MLS Next, ECNL, EDP, State Cup, NPL, VPSL, CCL, and more
- Worked as a referee in adult PRO leagues: NPSL, WPSL, CCL PRO
- USSF National C License; SafeSport; multiple United Soccer Coaches Diplomas (Goalkeeping, Futsal, Sports Psychology, and more)
- Bachelor's Degree, Faculty of Art — Department for Music Theory (Nis, Serbia)
- Played travel soccer for 7 years in Serbia (1994–2001); 4 years in high school; rec soccer during college and beyond
White Terell Williamson
- 4th year coaching with ASA; coaches the 2009–2012 age groups
- Former ASA travel player; played 4 years at Chowan University
- 2x All-American and the program's leading goal scorer
Blue Alberto Mucino
To encourage values and principles for life through fun, yet competitive, soccer practices and life experiences, to develop positive attitudes, aptitudes, and habits in all my players. Born and raised in Mexico City, Mexico, I played and coached both fútbol (soccer) and American football as a kid through young adulthood in Mexico City, and started coaching football at age 13.
- 20+ years of coaching experience
- 2012–present: Arlington Soccer Association — coached Rec, ADP, and Travel, winning several tournaments and sportsmanship awards
- 2012–2021: Arlington Parks & Rec Indoor Soccer Coach
- Coached youth soccer in Mexico City for several years
- Coached youth football to boys and girls of all categories for over 15 years, with several championships — rose from Assistant Coach to Club Director of Coaching before moving to the US
- Coached boys teams that came to play and won football games in the US; coached flag football, including the Mexican Female team, winning international tournaments in the US
- Played competitive soccer in Mexico City from kindergarten to middle school, including the professional 1st Division Club América Youth Academy and the "Pumas" U.N.A.M. (National University of Mexico) Soccer Club
- Played football in Mexico from age 6 to 22, including at U.N.A.M., winning championships in several categories
- USSF National C, D, E, and F Licenses
Black Emily Hoover
- USSF Grassroots; Eligible for D License
- Coaching with Arlington Soccer Association since spring 2013, ranging from kindergarten to high school
- 2019–Present: Arlington Travel 2011 Girls Silver/Gold teams; 2020–Present: 2012 Girls Silver/Gold teams
- 2018–2019: Arlington Travel 2009 Girls Blue/Black teams
- ARL Rookie of the Year Award; ARL Lightning Club Coach of the Year Award
- Justice High School Varsity (formerly J.E.B. Stuart) — 3-year starter, Co-Captain, All-District and All-Region honors
- Club Soccer, University of Oklahoma (2001–2003); Semi-Pro, ACF Torino USA/Maryland Capitols FC (2012–2015)
Silver Jonahan Romero
- University of Memphis, NCAA Division 1
- Guam National Team; World Cup Qualifiers
Girls U13
Red Chris Smith
- 2003–Present: Arlington Soccer — '93 girls, '96 girls, '01 girls, '06 girls, '08 girls, '10 girls (VA State Finalist), '12 girls, '14 girls (VA Pres Cup State Champion), '96 boys (VA State Champion), '97 boys, '98 boys (VA State Champion), '99 boys (Region I and VA State Champion), '00 boys, '01 boys (VA State Champion and VA State Finalist), and '04 boys
- 2011–2020: Arlington Recreational Soccer — NW Lions, Potomac Kiwanis, and Optimists
- 2006–2018: Virginia Youth Soccer ODP Staff, Developmental ODP
- 1996–2006: Soccer Academy at Williams College
- Arlington Soccer: Travel Coach of the Year 2007
- USSF Licenses: "B", "C", "D", and National Youth "Y" License
- United Soccer Coaches (formerly NSCAA): National Diploma, Advanced Regional Diploma, National Youth Diploma
- Arlington Coaching Education International Experiences: Italy 2019, Netherlands 2018, Scotland/England 2016
- Arlington Soccer: Board Member 2005–2009; Arlington Soccer Director of Development
- ME/MBA, University of Virginia, Darden School of Business and SEAS; BA, Williams College
- Williams College: 1995 NCAA National Champion, 1996 NCAA Regional Finalist
- ODP Region I, ODP Eastern NY
Blue Candace Chapman
Create an engaging and fun environment that encourages players to consistently live outside of their comfort zone.
- U14–U17 Canadian Women's National Team Technical Assistant
- U15 Girls Concacaf Championship; U17 Women's World Cup, Costa Rica; U17 World Cup Qualifiers, Jamaica
- NSCAA Advanced National Diploma
- Beijing & London Olympic Games — Olympic Bronze Medal (London)
- FIFA Women's World Cup, 2011 Germany & 2007 China; CONCACAF Gold Cup 2010 Champion; Pan-Am Games 2011 Gold Medal
- Women's Professional Soccer League 2010/2011 Champion; University of Notre Dame 2004 National Champion, Defensive Player of the Year
Girls U14
Red Gayle Wilson
Participation in sports is a great way for our kids to develop confidence, learn humility, and handle adversity. I try to create a competitive training and playing environment where players are willing to take risks, make mistakes, and solve problems.
- 40+ years coaching at the youth level, including WAGS, NCSL, CCL, and ECNL-R teams
- ECNL-R Finalists; US Club State Cup Champions; Presidents Cup Champions; USASA National Champions
- 13 years College Head Coach, NCAA III; ODP District and State Staff Coach
- 2010 Arlington Soccer Association Girls Coach of the Year; 2004 VYSA Girls Coach of the Year
- USSF A License; USSF National Youth License; USSF Futsal I Certificate
- US Women's National Team; US Youth National Team; USASA National Select Team
- USISL Washington Mustangs Men's Semi-Pro Team, 1997
- University of Virginia (1986–1989); U.S. Olympic Festival Medalist 1989–1997; Hermann Award Finalist
- Soccer America's Top Ten College MVPs; 2005 Virginia-DC Soccer Hall of Fame
White Aleksander Dimitrijevic
- Annandale United (2016–2018), U9 Girls Head Coach
- Villareal Virginia Academy (2018–2022) — multiple teams U9–U19, Head Coach U10 Boys, Assistant Coach U13 Boys ECNL
- FPYC (2019–2021), Head Coach U10 Boys; Virginia Valor FC (2021–2022), Head Coach U11/U12 Boys CCL teams
- Certified USSF Referee since 2013 (Grade 7 since 2014); over 2,000 matches across MLS Next, ECNL, EDP, State Cup, NPL, VPSL, CCL, and more
- Worked as a referee in adult PRO leagues: NPSL, WPSL, CCL PRO
- USSF National C License; SafeSport; multiple United Soccer Coaches Diplomas (Goalkeeping, Futsal, Sports Psychology, and more)
- Bachelor's Degree, Faculty of Art — Department for Music Theory (Nis, Serbia)
- Played travel soccer for 7 years in Serbia (1994–2001); 4 years in high school; rec soccer during college and beyond
Blue Darwin Vallejos
Create a good atmosphere and focus on player development. I want to help players improve their technical and tactical skills, encouraging athletes that they can achieve their goals with training and commitment.
- 2007–Present: Arlington Soccer Association
- 2019: Falls Church High School Girls JV; 2018: Bishop O'Connell High School Girls JV; 2014–2018: Wakefield High School Girls JV
- USSF "D" License; USSF State Futsal Level 2 License; NSCAA Goalkeeping Level 2 License
Girls U15
Red Philipp Wank
Coach Philipp was born and raised in Dortmund, Germany, and holds a UEFA B License and is a candidate for the UEFA A License, with over 20 years of coaching experience. He coached youth and men's teams at the highest level in Germany and worked for the professional Greek club Olympiacos Piraeus before joining Arlington Soccer Association. Under his guidance, the men's team won the UPSL regular season championship and was crowned divisional playoff champions four times, making four appearances in the national tournament. Coach Philipp also holds two law degrees and worked as head of legal for an international company for over a decade.
White Candace Chapman
Create an engaging and fun environment that encourages players to consistently live outside of their comfort zone.
- U14–U17 Canadian Women's National Team Technical Assistant
- U15 Girls Concacaf Championship; U17 Women's World Cup, Costa Rica; U17 World Cup Qualifiers, Jamaica
- NSCAA Advanced National Diploma
- Beijing & London Olympic Games — Olympic Bronze Medal (London)
- FIFA Women's World Cup, 2011 Germany & 2007 China; CONCACAF Gold Cup 2010 Champion; Pan-Am Games 2011 Gold Medal
- Women's Professional Soccer League 2010/2011 Champion; University of Notre Dame 2004 National Champion, Defensive Player of the Year
Blue Darwin Vallejos
Create a good atmosphere and focus on player development. I want to help players improve their technical and tactical skills, encouraging athletes that they can achieve their goals with training and commitment.
- 2007–Present: Arlington Soccer Association
- 2019: Falls Church High School Girls JV; 2018: Bishop O'Connell High School Girls JV; 2014–2018: Wakefield High School Girls JV
- USSF "D" License; USSF State Futsal Level 2 License; NSCAA Goalkeeping Level 2 License
Black Alberto Mucino
To encourage values and principles for life through fun, yet competitive, soccer practices and life experiences, to develop positive attitudes, aptitudes, and habits in all my players. Born and raised in Mexico City, Mexico, I played and coached both fútbol (soccer) and American football as a kid through young adulthood in Mexico City, and started coaching football at age 13.
- 20+ years of coaching experience
- 2012–present: Arlington Soccer Association — coached Rec, ADP, and Travel, winning several tournaments and sportsmanship awards
- 2012–2021: Arlington Parks & Rec Indoor Soccer Coach
- Coached youth soccer in Mexico City for several years
- Coached youth football to boys and girls of all categories for over 15 years, with several championships — rose from Assistant Coach to Club Director of Coaching before moving to the US
- Coached boys teams that came to play and won football games in the US; coached flag football, including the Mexican Female team, winning international tournaments in the US
- Played competitive soccer in Mexico City from kindergarten to middle school, including the professional 1st Division Club América Youth Academy and the "Pumas" U.N.A.M. (National University of Mexico) Soccer Club
- Played football in Mexico from age 6 to 22, including at U.N.A.M., winning championships in several categories
- USSF National C, D, E, and F Licenses
Girls U16
Red Grant Smith
My primary goal as a coach is to develop players that are hardworking and skillful with a strong game awareness — players that put the team first and honor the game by representing themselves, their family, their club, and their team with high moral character and integrity on and off the field.
- USSF A, B, and C Licenses; National Youth License
- Arlington Soccer Hall of Fame; Arlington Soccer Director of Coaching 2001–2013
- 2013 VYSA Coach of the Year; 7-time State Cup Champion; Assistant Coach, University of Virginia Women's Soccer Team
- University of Virginia — ACC Champions
- McLean High School — Adidas All-American, 4-time All-Met, All-Region, All-District
- 3-time WISL Champions — Bier FC
White Grant Smith
My primary goal as a coach is to develop players that are hardworking and skillful with a strong game awareness — players that put the team first and honor the game by representing themselves, their family, their club, and their team with high moral character and integrity on and off the field.
- USSF A, B, and C Licenses; National Youth License
- Arlington Soccer Hall of Fame; Arlington Soccer Director of Coaching 2001–2013
- 2013 VYSA Coach of the Year; 7-time State Cup Champion; Assistant Coach, University of Virginia Women's Soccer Team
- University of Virginia — ACC Champions
- McLean High School — Adidas All-American, 4-time All-Met, All-Region, All-District
- 3-time WISL Champions — Bier FC
Blue Gayle Wilson
Participation in sports is a great way for our kids to develop confidence, learn humility, and handle adversity. I try to create a competitive training and playing environment where players are willing to take risks, make mistakes, and solve problems.
- 40+ years coaching at the youth level, including WAGS, NCSL, CCL, and ECNL-R teams
- ECNL-R Finalists; US Club State Cup Champions; Presidents Cup Champions; USASA National Champions
- 13 years College Head Coach, NCAA III; ODP District and State Staff Coach
- 2010 Arlington Soccer Association Girls Coach of the Year; 2004 VYSA Girls Coach of the Year
- USSF A License; USSF National Youth License; USSF Futsal I Certificate
- US Women's National Team; US Youth National Team; USASA National Select Team
- USISL Washington Mustangs Men's Semi-Pro Team, 1997
- University of Virginia (1986–1989); U.S. Olympic Festival Medalist 1989–1997; Hermann Award Finalist
- Soccer America's Top Ten College MVPs; 2005 Virginia-DC Soccer Hall of Fame
Girls U17
Red TJ White
- "A person who feels appreciated will always do more than what is expected."
- "The people at the top don't just work harder or even much harder than everyone else. They work much, much harder."
- "We are always going to struggle first! It is the price we have to pay to learn the skill. Mistakes are a part of the process."
- Taught Physical Education in Fairfax County for 24 years
- ODP program: State Coach, District Coach, and Academy Coach
- Head Varsity Boys and Girls Coach in Fairfax County; Boys' Varsity Head Coach at Oakton for over 10 years
- Coaching with Arlington Soccer Association for the past 12 years; currently coaches the 2005 and 2010 girls age groups
- Worked at many soccer camps including Soccer Academy, UVA Men's and Women's, Rider College, ODP Regional Camp, American University, and UCF
- USSF "A" License; USSF National Youth License
- World Football Academy Certificate — Football Fitness; World Football Academy — Football Periodisation
- Main accomplishment: developing players who have a passion for the game
- VHSL Coach of the Year while at Oakton
- 2013–2014 Arlington Soccer Association Travel Coach of the Year
- Played soccer his whole life; played college soccer at St. Michael's College in Colchester, Vermont
- Voted team captain senior year; selected to the Division II All-New England 2nd Team
White Sam Bader
"Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do." — Pele
- Over 25 years coaching experience with youth soccer in Northern Virginia
- Virginia Olympic Development Program (ODP) Head Coaching Staff at the Academy, District, and State Level; Region I ODP evaluator
- VYSA Coaching Education Staff; Guest Clinician at the VYSA Convention
- ASA PRO23 Women's Head Coach 2019–2020; ASA US Soccer Academy Staff 2017–2019
- Arlington Development Program (ADP) Director 2014–2015
- Arlington Soccer Association Travel Coach of the Year 2013–2014
- Great Falls Soccer Club Technical Director 2011–2013
- Virginia State Cup Champion; Super Y National Champion; ODP Region 1 Champion; ODP National Championship Finalist; USYS National League Finalist
- League Championships: ECNL, NL, CCL, NCSL, ODSL, WAGS
- Tournament Championships: Jeff Cup (VA), PDA (NJ), Bethesda (MD), Disney (FL), Target USA Cup (MN), WAGS (VA), Potomac (MD)
- Head Coach for CCL United teams participating in the Gothia Cup (Sweden), Vildbjerg Cup (Denmark), and the Target USA Cup (Minnesota)
- Coach for Virginia U16 ODP Girls vs Belgian U18 Women's National Team (Brussels)
- USSF "A" License; USSF National Youth Coaching License; USSF Grassroots Coaching Instructors License
- 2002–2005: VISL (Semi-Pro)
- 1999–2002: George Mason University Men's Soccer Team (NCAA D1 Top 25)
- 1996–1998: Standout athlete at Hayfield Secondary School (District and Metro Honors)
- Youth Career: Various tournament, league, and state championships
Girls U18 / U19
White Declan Coll
It is my goal to challenge players to problem-solve every aspect of our game while competing within themselves, cultivating a developmental environment of thoughtfulness, technique, and athleticism combined. I am an accessible coach, hands-on during training sessions and analytical reviews, but giving freedom for players to express themselves during game day.
- Arlington 05G ECNL Head Coach; Arlington 2004/03G ECNL Head Coach
- GU16–19 Travel Age Group Director
- George Washington University Men's Soccer Assistant Coach
- 12 years of club coaching experience throughout Virginia and West Virginia; DC Stoddert GU16–19 Age Group Director (2016–19)
- Irish FA Youth Diploma; Irish FA NCC; 30+ players recruited
- American University Women's Soccer Assistant Coach (2015–19); University of Lynchburg and Roanoke College Assistant Coach
- 28 All-Conference Players; 1 All-American; ODAC Champion 2012, 2014
- West Virginia University — D-I Scholarship Athlete (2008–11)
- Derry City FC U21 — Eircom League of Ireland (2006–08); Institute FC U21 (2005–06)
- Northern Ireland Schoolboys International — 2007

