Click Here for Travel Basketball Tryout information - 5th, 6th and 7th Grade Boys

Summer Travel Basketball will play in the Fairfax Stars Summer League

Teams will train in local School Gyms

LMVSC Travel Soccer Teams Tryouts

Click Here for Travel Soccer Tryout information - U-9 - U-19

Lee Mount Vernon offers competitive opportunities for all levels of travel soccer. Our program is focused on developing technical skills at the younger age groups, progressing to the tactical part of the game, while never losing sight of technical re enforcing. 

Our teams compete in three Washington DC Metro area leagues:  National Capital Soccer League (NCSL), Washington Area Girls Soccer (WAGS), and the Old Dominion Soccer League (ODSL).  

Baltimore Mania Tournament - U-18 Head Coach Craig Harwell

PWSI Icebreaker Tournament - Finalist - U-17 Head Coach Bob Tucillio

St. Patricks Day Tournament - CHAMPIONS - U-16 Head Coach Andy Press

St. Patricks Day Icebreaker - CHAMPIONS - U-14 Red Head Coach "Spinner’ Trynock

Libtery Cup Tournament - FINALIS - U-14 White Head Coach Pepe Maldonado

Arlington Invitational Tournament - CHAMPIONS - U-13 Red Head Coach Jim Herron

Jefferson Cup Qualifier - CHAMPIONS - U-13 Red Head Coach Jim Herron

Liberty Cup Tournament - FINALIST - U-13 Blue Head Coach Jim Herron

Pictured - Coach Papi

Annandale Cup - FINALIST - U-13 Red Head Coach FestusGeorge

McLean Premier Soccer - CHAMPIONS - U-12 White Head Coach Este Maldonado

Annandale Premier Cup Copa - FINALIST - U-11 Red Head Coach Brian O’Dell

McLean Premier - CHAMPIONS - U-10 White Head Coach Este Maldonado

Arlington Invitational - FINALIST - U-10 Red Head Coach Este Maldonado

St. Patricks Day Icebreaker - CHAMPIONS - U-9 White Head Coach "Pepe"Maldonado

 PWSI IceBreaker - CHAMPIONS - U-9 Red Head Coach "Pepe" Maldonado

Co-ed Navy Flight- CHAMPIONS - Head Coach Martin

Co-ed Navy Flight - FINALIST  - Head Coach Spinger

Co-ed White Flight - CHAMPIONS -  Head Coach Brown

Co-ed White Flight - FINALIST - Head Coach Chamblee

Girls C Division - CHAMPIONS - Head Coach Dinegar

Girls C Division - FINALIST - Head Coach Maccannon

Boys C Division - CHAMPIONS - Heach Coach Bosley

Boys C Division - FINALIST - Head Coach Hagler

Boys B Division - CHAMPIONS - Head Coach Perch

Boys B Division  - FINALIST - Head Coach McGavin

Congratulations to Coach Brian Sales, named 2013 Most Valuable Coach of the Year,  for the second year in a row!

Congratulations to the following:

LMVSC Patriots Red 02 Rising U-10 Girls Coached by Este Maldonado

LMVSC Patriots 01 Rising U-11 Boys Coached by Brian O’Dell

LMVSC Patriots 00 Rising U-12 Girls Coached by Este Maldonado

Way to go Patriots!

Age	Team
U-09 Girls Premier Gold	LMVSC Patriots Red 02
U-09 Girls Premier Silver East	VISTA Lightning
U-09 Girls Premier Silver West	ARL Storm White
U-09 Girls Premier Bronze	CYA Cesena ’02
U-09 Boys Premier Gold	ARL Barca Red
U-09 Boys Premier Silver East	BRYC 02 Elite Blue
U-09 Boys Premier Silver West	Steel Town Magic 03B
U-09 Boys Premier Bronze	BRYC 02 Elite White
U-10 Girls Premier Gold	FASA Impact Elite ’01
U-10 Girls Premier Silver East	FPYC ZOOM
U-10 Girls Premier Silver West	ODFC SR United
U-10 Girls Premier Bronze	BRYC 01 Elite Black
U-10 Boys Premier Gold	GSC Premier Red 01
U-10 Boys Premier Silver East	BRYC 01B Elite Blue
U-10 Boys Premier Silver West	LMVSC ’01 Patriots White
U-10 Boys Premier Bronze	Alexandria Strikers Black
U-11 Girls Premier Gold (8v8)	BWSC 01 Premier
U-11 Girls Premier Silver East (8v8)	LMVSC Patriots Red 00
U-11 Girls Premier Silver West (8v8)	VISTA LFC Infinity
U-11 Girls Premier Bronze East (8v8)	Steel Town Magic 01G
U-11 Girls Premier Bronze West (8v8)	VYS Freedom Silver
U-11 Boys Premier Gold (8v8)	ARL U11 United White
U-11 Boys Premier Silver (8v8)	FC Pittsburgh
U-11 Boys Premier Bronze East (8v8)	ARL United Black
U-11 Boys Premier Bronze West (8v8)	VYS Raptors Black
U-12 Girls Premier Gold (11v11)	ASC 99 Elite
U-12 Girls Premier Silver (11v11)	ODFC Avalanche
U-12 Girls Premier Gold (8v8)	NVSC Jr. Majestics 99 Blue
U-12 Girls Premier Silver (8v8)	CASA 99 Royal
U-12 Girls Premier Bronze (8v8)	FC Frederick 99 White
U-12 Boys Premier Gold (11v11)	LOUD 99B Black
U-12 Boys Premier Bronze (11v11)	Everton Academy
U-12 Boys Premier Gold (8v8)	SMU Rangers
U-12 Boys Premier Bronze (8v8)	Gunston Premier White ’99
U-13 Girls Virginian Cup	Bethesda Academy 98 Blue
U-13 Girls Premier Gold	Herndon Pegasus
U-13 Girls Premier Silver	Herndon Phoenix
U-13 Girls Premier Bronze	FASA Impact Premiere ’98
U-13 Boys Virginian Cup	FASA Hotspur 98 Elite
U-13 Boys Premier Silver	LOUDOUN 98B SILVER
U-14 Girls Premier Gold	ASC Wolves
U-14 Girls Premier Silver East	Arlington Rowdies White
U-14 Girls Premier Silver West	CHAN Velocity
U-14 Girls Premier Bronze East	FC Frederick ’97 White
U-14 Girls Premier Bronze West	VYS Strikers White
U-14 Boys Premier Gold	FASA Hotspur 97 Elite
U-14 Boys Premier Silver	HURRICANE
U-14 Boys Premier Bronze	CYA Cesena ’97 Primavera
U-15 Girls Premier Gold	Steel Town Magic 97G
U-15 Girls Premier Silver	SASA Revolution 96 White
U-15 Girls Premier Bronze	CSC Inferno
U-15 Boys Virginian Cup	ALEX Titans
U-15 Boys Premier Silver	VSA HEAT GOLD 96B
U-15 Boys Premier Bronze	International F.C.
U-16 Girls Virginian Cup	Alliance SC Legacy 95
U-16 Girls Premier Silver	BAC Apex
U-16 Boys Premier Gold	MCLN MYS Titans White
U-16 Boys Premier Bronze	Mid-State Mayhem
U17-19 Girls College Showcase Gold	Great Falls Extreme Blue-U18G
U17-19 Boys College Showcase Gold	Steel Town Magic 95B
U17-19 Boys College Showcase Silver	Culpeper Comets

If you are interested in becoming a referee, please contact Lee Hingle at  lj_hingle@verizon.net - you will be sure to get training from the BEST!

Thank you Lee Hingle for the many years of service to our community!

INTERESTED IN BECOMING A REFEREE?

For questions regarding player placement, go to the Club's Website front page - on the left hand side, click on Contact Us.  A list of Player Directors can be found on the right hand side.  You are welcome to contact your child's age group Player Director to inquire about team openings. 

WATCH....

 MEET the LMVSC Technical Trainers

Este Maldonado

Este grew up in Alexandria, VA.  Played for  James Madison Unversity.  Also played in the Chivas d Guadalajara Youth System in Mexico.  Este holds a USSF C License, National Youth License and is scheduled to take his USSF B in June.  Este is on the VYSA ODP Staff.   

Kyle Morsink

Kyle played at James Madison University and was the leading goal scorer U-18 Costa Rica National League 2003.  Kyle’s older brother plays for DC United.  Kyle holds his USSF D License and National Youth License. 

Jose "Pepe" Maldonado

Pepe played for VCU and then for GMU where he was the Goal Assisted Leader for 1999.  Pepe holds his USSF D License and will be sitting for his National Youth License in June.

LMVSC Navy Hoodies: Adult sizes $30 - Youth sizes $25.00

Knit Hats - $10.00

Spirit Wear Pre-Order form - click Here - fill out the form and e-mail it to director@lmvsc.org

Answer: You might get to train with Andy Najar!

Head Coach Jay Glascock’s U-15 players that made it to practice on August 14th, got to do just that! 

Just incase you are not aware of who Andy Najar is;

MLS EXPERIENCE2011: Following his 2010 MLS Rookie of the Year campaign, there was no sophomore slump for Najar in his second professional season. Equaling his MLS rookie scoring mark of five goals, Najar added a creative element to his game in 2011, providing six assists to United’s attack in 31 League matches (28 starts).

YOUTH

2009: United States Soccer Federation Development Academy Starting XI
2009: Leading scorer in the U.S. Developmental Academy Finals in Los Angeles
2009: Washington Post All-Met First Team selection at Edison High School in Alexandria after a stellar sophomore season that saw him notch a school-high 22 goals.

HONORS

MLS Rookie of the Year: 2010
D.C. United Volkswagen Most Valuable Player: 2010
Volkswagen Fans’ Choice Award: 2010
Volkswagen Goal of the Year: 2010

Some of the U-15 Patriots took a break to catch a quick picture with D.C. UNITED....

Andy Najar! 

By Jimmy LaRoue

 Midlothian, Va. - The Herndon Firecats had to overcome a two-goal deficit in regulation, and the dismissal of their coach at the end of overtime.

But they rallied gamely, and finally forged ahead in the sudden-death stage of a penalty-kick shootout to advance to the finals of the Under-17 Girls Virginia State Cup with a stunning 4-3 win over the Lee-Mt. Vernon Patriots on Saturday.

Goals from Niki Clark and Kara DeGuisto allowed the Firecats to force overtime, and then the two teams exchanged goals in the overtime session before moving on to penalty kicks, where the teams battled to the sixth round before Firecats goalkeeper Caroline Collier saved LMVSC’s final attempt.

The game was stopped for about 10 minutes near the end of the first half after a goalmouth collision left the Patriots’ starting goalkeeper injured. She sat out the second half and much of overtime, but came back into the match in the latter stages, before the shootout.

The Firecats might have come out on top with "PKs but the Patriots came out on top with "heart".

U-18 Girls Semi-Finals

The U-18 Patriots Girls, coached by Lula Bauer, battled through the Semi Finals while playing the 4th ranked team in the State, VISTA Omni. The U-18 Patriots scored early and fought hard to keep the score 1-0 to  advance to the STATE CUP FINALS where they met six time State Cup Champs, nationally ranked CHAN Burn.

U-18 Girls Final

The U-18 game mirrored the U-17 Semi Final game heading into two 15 minutes over time periods after regulation with a score of 1-1.  PKs were inevitable.

The CHAN Burn chose to go first:

The CHAN Burn made their first PK in the 1st round.

LMVSC missed.

Score 1-0. Hearts pounding

Burn made their second PK in the 2nd round.

LMVSC missed.

Score 2-0. At this point, the LMVSC Patriots were truly feeling the "BURN".

Burn missed their first PK in the 3rd round.

LMVSC’s Goal Keeper, Caroline Kelly, Verbally Committed to Virginia Tech, came out of her box to take and make theiPatriots first PK in the 3rd round.

Score 2-1. Hearts still pounding

Burn missed their second PK in the 4th round.

LMVSC’s Outside Back, Vasthy Delgado, Verbally Committed to Towson University, made their second PK in the 4th round.

Score 2-2. Adrenaline  surging

Burn missed their third PK in the 5th round.

LMVSC missed their third PK in the 5th round.

Score 2-2. There’s a kind of a hush all over the field at this point - knowing that the six time State Cup Champs CHAN Burn and the first appearance since U-12 LMVSC Patriots are moving on to "one for ones".

Adrenaline has taken over the Patriots players on the field and there were no coaches close by to settle them down. The Patriots all looked over to the sidelines and yelled, "what do we do?" Coach McEntire yells back, "this is your game - you know what to do", as Coach Bauer nods with approval, knowing that the girls have trained for years for a moment like this.

Burn made their 4th PK in the 6th round.

LMVSC’s Attacking Center Mid, Bryce Debolt, class of 2013, took the stage and made their third PK in the 6th round.

Score 3-3. The field erupts with elation combined with relief. Only to quickly settle back into a hush as the players cling tightly to each other and silently look toward the goal.

Burn MISSED their fourth PK in 7th round.

The Patriots players are now frozen - trying to process what was happening - with no direction from their Coaches. Captain Nikki Nicholas, with a sense of calmness and leadership, spoke up and said deliberately, "Ladies, we did NOT work hard all these years to come here and lose... that is NOT an option!"

LMVSC Central Defender Nikki Nicholas, Verbally Committed to Towson, stepped up...waited for the Referee’s signal - something that her coaches have practiced with the team over and over, to avoid being tricked into going to early. She refused to look directly at the Burn keeper and kept her head down, giving no hints to her placement strategy. She acknowledged the Referee’s signal, and with total disregard for the Burn’s goalkeeper’s amazing wing span, she nailed the ball up and beyond the keeper’s reach. In a split second, the LMVSC U-18 Patriots, "the underdogs" became the VIRGINIA STATE CUP CHAMPIONS!