DC Power Football Club Sign Phoebe Canoles & Katie Duong

July 24, 2024 - WASHINGTON - DC Power Football Club have announced the signings of Baltimore-native Phoebe Canoles, a decorated collegiate star and 3x Towson University captain, and Katie Duong, the 2024 National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) 53rd overall draft pick out of Stanford University who broke out as a star individual player in the USL W League this Summer, pending league and federation approval. For fans looking to secure priority Season Ticket Memberships for Power FC's inaugural 2024/25 Super League ... Full Story

Tickets for DC Power Football Club's 2024/25 USL Super League Season Are Now on Sale

July 23, 2024 - WASHINGTON, DC - DC Power Football Club have today announced that tickets for the inaugural 2024/25 USL Super League regular season home games are now available for purchase. To purchase tickets to watch Power FC at Audi Field, go to dcpowerfootballclub.com/tickets. The priority access sale begins at 10 a.m. EDT, while general public tickets go on sale at 2 p.m. The seven home games for the second half of the inaugural 2024/25 USL Super League regular season will be announced at a later date. ... Full Story

D.C. United Sign Cameroonian Midfielder Boris Enow from Maccabi Netanya

July 22, 2024 - WASHINGTON, D.C. - D.C. United have signed midfielder Boris Enow from Maccabi Netanya in the Israeli first division, pending receipt of his P-1 Visa and International Transfer Certificate (ITC). The Black-and-Red have signed Enow to a three-and-a-half-year deal through 2027 with an option in 2028. "Boris is a talented midfielder with a strong work ethic who is coming into the prime of his career," Ally Mackay, D.C. United General Manager and Chief Soccer Officer, said. "He reads the game well... Full Story

Capelli Sport to Become the Official Uniform and Equipment Supplier for DC Power FC

July 18, 2024 - Capelli Sport is excited to announce a new multi-year partnership with DC Power FC. This agreement will make Capelli Sport the official and exclusive provider of uniforms, equipment, and training apparel for the DC-based organization. The partnership will begin in July 2024 for the opening 2024/2025 season and will run for 3 years, through the 2027/2028 campaign. Founded in 2024, DC Power FC is one of the eight inaugural teams in the United Soccer League's (USL) Super League set to kick off i... Full Story

• Capelli Sport to Become the Official Uniform and Equipment Supplier for DC Power FC - DC Power FC (USLSL) July 18
• D.C. United Acquire $75,000 in 2025 General Allocation Money from Toronto FC - D.C. United (MLS) July 18
• Washington Spirit Signs Three to National Team Replacement Contracts - Washington Spirit (NWSL) July 18
• Major League Soccer Announces Significant Roster Rule Changes - D.C. United (MLS) July 18
• D.C. United Win 3-2 against Minnesota United FC on the Road - D.C. United (MLS) July 18
• Defenders Complete Rookie Draft - D.C. Defenders (UFL) July 17
• Mystics vs. Mercury Postgame Information - July 16 - Washington Mystics (WNBA) July 16
• Defender and Club Captain Steven Birnbaum Retires After 11 Seasons with D.C. United - D.C. United (MLS) July 16
• Mystics vs. Aces Postgame Information - July 14 - Washington Mystics (WNBA) July 14
• D.C. United Win 2-1 Against Nashville SC at Audi Field - D.C. United (MLS) July 13
• DC Power Football Club Sign Myra Konte and Alex Kirnos - DC Power FC (USLSL) July 12
• Washington Spirit's Casey Krueger and Croix Bethune Named to NWSL's Best XI of the Month - Washington Spirit (NWSL) July 12
• Washington Spirit Names Doug Vinci Club's Vice President of Corporate Partnerships - Washington Spirit (NWSL) July 12
• DC Power Football Club Sign Susanna Friedrichs, Amber DiOrio, and Katrina Guillou - DC Power FC (USLSL) July 11
• Washington Spirit Announces Plans for Summer Watch Parties - Washington Spirit (NWSL) July 11
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