Boys Soccer: South Riding's Patrick Foss Scores to Help D.C. United Academy Gain Tie in Tournament in Brazil

(Dec. 13, 2010) - D.C. United’s Academy kicked off play in the 2010 Future Champions Tournament in Belo Horizonte, Brazil this morning with a 2-2 draw against Mexican side Club America. The Black-and-Red battled back from a 2-0 deficit to earn a share of the points, with Fuli Dainkeh and South Riding native Patrick Foss scoring the goals for United. The U-17 tournament will continue throughout

Boys Soccer: Potomac Falls Grad Shanosky Called into U.S. U-20 National Team

Washington D.C. (Nov. 8, 2010) - D.C. United announced today that midfielder Conor Shanosky, who graduated from Potomac Falls High School in June, has been called into the United States U-20 side to take part in the Torneo de las Americas in Kennesaw, Ga.

Shanosky will report for National Team camp on Nov. 21, with the U.S. set to face Colombia on Nov. 26 and Mexico on Nov. 28 in the three-team

Boys Soccer: South Riding Native Patrick Foss Joins United States U-17 Side

(Sept. 30, 2010) - Following success in the 2010 SUM Cup in Houston on July 29, D.C. United Academy midfielder Patrick Foss has been called into the United States U-17 Residency team in Bradenton, Fla. Foss, a South Riding native, is a member of United’s U-16 Academy side, and he has been named to a list of 40 players who will be part of the Residency Program under the instruction of U-17

Boys Soccer: Potomac Falls Grad Shanosky Recalled Into U.S. U-20 National Team

Washington, D.C. (Aug. 26, 2010) - D.C. United announced today that midfielder Conor Shanosky has been recalled into the United States U-20 side to take part in the Cuadrangular Internacional in Arequipa, Peru. On August 16, Shanosky became the third player to make the jump from D.C. United’s Academy to the senior squad, following midfielder Andy Najar and goalkeeper Bill Hamid.

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Boys Soccer: In One Year, Potomac Falls Grad Shanosky Went from VHSL Title Game to Pro Contract

By Dan Sousa
VivaLoudoun Editor

Sterling (Aug. 20, 2010) - Just 18 years old, Conor Shanosky has had a year of incredibly tough decisions and all of them have paid off as the recent Potomac Falls High School grad soccer career has taken a meteoric rise from the VHSL state title game all the way to a professional contract with D.C. United earlier this week.

Sitting outside of Potomac Falls High

Soccer: D.C. United Signs Potomac Falls Grad Conor Shanosky

D.C. United has signed Academy defensive midfielder Conor Shanosky. The 18-year-old standout, who graduated from Potomac Falls High School in June,becomes the third player to make the jump from United’s Academy to the senior squad, following midfielder Andy Najar and goalkeeper Bill Hamid. Shanosky will train with United’s first team, however, he will not be eligible for selection until the 2011

Youth Sports - Loudoun Soccer Night at D.C. United and Special Autograph Session with Washington Freedom

(May 14, 2010) - Saturday night May 15 at RFK Stadium will be Loudoun Soccer Night as D.C. United takes on the Colorado Rapids at 7:30 p.m. Full details here.

Also, Loudoun Soccer will have an exclusive autograph session with the women's professional Washington Freedom when they take on the Canadian National Team on Sunday May 23 at George Mason University at 5 p.m. Details here.