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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can someone put the email here. Thinking about DCSC east for my kid but we are in Ward 5 as well.[/quote]

Hi all, 
I am reaching out to let you know that I (along with multiple Brookland Coaches) will be leaving the DC Soccer Club at the end of this spring season. The relationship has been extremely challenging. 
I am reaching out to all of you as a courtesy so you can decide what you would like to do next year. I will be coaching in DC next year; however, I must wait for the attorneys to let me know what is feasible for us. 
Ryan and I have thoroughly enjoyed creating Brookland FC and we love being a part of the Brookland Community.  
We will keep you posted as soon as we can in regards to new details! 
Best, 
Tom [/quote]

I will know within the next 3 weeks whether this is true or not.  I "believe" that there is an issue with Tom and the Brookland crew with DCSC but hearsay at this point.  Not sure if it has reached this level but I will check it out.

This is NOT new for DCSC as they have a history of lawsuits over the years in the academy with coaches.  I have no idea what they have going on over there but not impressed with what I have been exposed to.

I would pursue DC XI, WCU, PPA, City Sports, DCYFC and DC Way if you want travel level ball in DC.

If you are complaining about going from NW to NE for competitive soccer, stay in the rec league as you don't belong in this space as a parent.  Seriously.  Nobody wants your complaining.  Save your money.  Stay in rec so we can elevate this space.  Make your team play up a year to get more competitive.  This space is not made for you.

The serious DC players have been traveling to Alexandria, Arlington and Bethesda for years.  I would like DC to grow up eventually and put something serious together in the District.  The District has the talent.[/quote]FYI, most of DSCS is rec level and provides this important service for the masses. (Not a criticism.) No need to attack those that don't have the time and resources and motivation to get across the city around afternoon rush. Could be 3 bus transfers to get to some of these fields.

There are different levels of travel and different commitments based on ages. Having practices close to home can make soccer doable for many but yes, fields are tough to come by.  End of story.[/quote]

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